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February 22, 2026, 03:59:39 PM
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Aggressive buying, provided the newbie is full of knowledge and ready to hold for long time, I would not discouraged such buying because most time the starting of investment may seen lumps sum and if what leads to that level of agreesive buying crackdown one can stick to any of the strategy that suit it's income because money inflow most time is not the same to hold and avoid buying aggressively when is available is of more risky because unplanned can take the money where regret become the order of the day. I remember my first buying of a token which I was holding at a start I bought heavy after a while my expectations cut off I need buy not exact quantity but drop to gradual accumulating.
For beginners, it's actually better not to make aggressive purchases, especially for the first purchase or the few purchases that follow. The concern is the inability of beginners to control their emotions, which can easily disrupt the initial investment plan. We know that because of the excitement in investing, sometimes we also allocate more, especially when the market is in a bullish trend. Beginners often fall into FOMO.

 
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February 22, 2026, 07:22:31 PM
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What are your thoughts on this
I don't usually blame people who engage in this kind of practice. The problem originates from those who introduced them to bitcoin and how they perceived the idea of making profits.. most people think they can make profits from BTC over night, by simply using all your money to buy.. but it doesn't work that way. I think people barly even understand the idea behind investments and that should be the very first thing that they have to learn before studying bitcoin investment.. you must be able to create a good investment plan that works with whatever kind of investment you are diving into.. be it BTC or whatever, you should know when to take profits.. bitcoin can't make you rich by spending all your income without thinking of your other expenses.. you must be able to plan properly before partaking in BTC investment..it's a game of psychology and in this game only the strongest wins..
I got your point on the first paragraph which is very much valid and of which many are products of such circumstance and they must have been going through a lot, the importance of good orientation can never be over emphasize because it is a direct function of your investment mindsets and approach, information is very powerful, how it was conveyed and the content of it is very important and even if anyone introduced the next person to bitcoin or any other form of investment it is also their responsibility to make other personal researches and this is one mistake most people makes.

 
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February 25, 2026, 10:18:12 AM
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Aggressive buying, provided the newbie is full of knowledge and ready to hold for long time, I would not discouraged such buying because most time the starting of investment may seen lumps sum and if what leads to that level of agreesive buying crackdown one can stick to any of the strategy that suit it's income because money inflow most time is not the same to hold and avoid buying aggressively when is available is of more risky because unplanned can take the money where regret become the order of the day. I remember my first buying of a token which I was holding at a start I bought heavy after a while my expectations cut off I need buy not exact quantity but drop to gradual accumulating.
For beginners, it's actually better not to make aggressive purchases, especially for the first purchase or the few purchases that follow. The concern is the inability of beginners to control their emotions, which can easily disrupt the initial investment plan. We know that because of the excitement in investing, sometimes we also allocate more, especially when the market is in a bullish trend. Beginners often fall into FOMO.

I think this is true for many crypto investors, not just beginners.
It is very important to analyze the market well before each investment, and make a specific investment plan, and a clear exit strategy.
It is also very important to learn to control your emotions because we all have some plans at the beginning and how much $$ we would be happy with, but when the cycle of rapid growth in the price of bitcoin starts, emotions become stronger than reason and we deviate from our previous plans (carried away by euphoria), which usually ends badly when the trend changes and the price of bitcoin suddenly drops.
I know many friends who lost a lot of $$$  because they did not follow their plan but became euphoric and wanted more profit.

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