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[Reatim]

unlike most of us who tend to buy bitcoin during its dips, Michael Saylor has a different strategy. strategy buys over 3,000 bitcoins again despite bitcoin declining. but their purchases for this month actually is lackluster compared to their previous purchases during previous months.

“I’m going to be buying the top forever. Bitcoin is the exit strategy,” the Strategy co-founder said in 2024.

knowing this strategy, do you still feel more compelled following strategy's bitcoin purchases? is Michael saylor concerned about something other than maximizing his bitcoins? perhaps the reputation of his company is still on the line and he has to protect the confidence of his investors hence why he only buys when bitcoin is doing well.

while strategy is admirable for continuing to buy bitcoin, we individuals should not be following strategy if they tend to buy bitcoin at its peak. now that bitcoin is declining now is the time to accumulate the most bitcoins as you can again.

[nemesis_incarnate]

If we don't want any worries, we just buy every week or month or so, not following Strategy, surely, because being a retailer and a big company with fat stacks lying around is two different situations

[Free Market Capitalist]

“I’m going to be buying the top forever. Bitcoin is the exit strategy,” the Strategy co-founder said in 2024.

knowing this strategy, do you still feel more compelled following strategy's bitcoin purchases?

That sounds very cool coming from Saylor, but what he's doing is simply DCA. Something I've been doing for over a decade with other assets first and then with bitcoin. So it's nothing that sophisticated. You choose a high-quality asset and buy it regularly. The essential difference is in the amount. Saylor buys variably depending on the money he is able to raise that week. The average Joe usually buys a fixed amount each week or month, which he saves from his salary.

[fikrett]

We can buy at peaks or lows, the result would be the same if we hodl right and don't fear the dips and such: everything will be good regardless.

[justinlamode]

There is nothing wrong with following a strategy provided the strategy is adding more Bitcoin to your portfolio. Even Michael Saylor that you referenced is following his strategy why I feel is the Dollar Cost Averaging. He also have his way of buying Bitcoin when there is serious doubts and uncertainty in the market and all the times he came out right about Bitcoin, the reason he is celebrated today as a firm believer in Bitcoin. I also use the DCA strategy which is a great way of buying Bitcoin without pressures.

[Hewlet]

while strategy is admirable for continuing to buy bitcoin, we individuals should not be following strategy if they tend to buy bitcoin at its peak. now that bitcoin is declining now is the time to accumulate the most bitcoins as you can again.

Micro strategy only adopts the strategy that is convenient for him and ensure that he follows it up to the later without paying much attention to what other investors are doing or saying. that in itself is a strategy we can also model after by setting up our own strategy and that suits us well and following it to the latter. even though there are times that strategy tend adjust his investment plan, the major time, he always buy using the DCA method and works more on consistency rather than paying so much attention to  short term price change.

The end goal at the mind of every investor is to be better positioned in the future and to have a good amount of bitcoin in an investors portfolio. if it is by following micro strategy that your goal can be easily attained, then that should be the best strategy to adopt but if not, then do what works for you. Selah!

[purple_sparkles]

while strategy is admirable for continuing to buy bitcoin, we individuals should not be following strategy if they tend to buy bitcoin at its peak. now that bitcoin is declining now is the time to accumulate the most bitcoins as you can again.

Micro strategy only adopts the strategy that is convenient for him and ensure that he follows it up to the later without paying much attention to what other investors are doing or saying. that in itself is a strategy we can also model after by setting up our own strategy and that suits us well and following it to the latter. even though there are times that strategy tend adjust his investment plan, the major time, he always buy using the DCA method and works more on consistency rather than paying so much attention to  short term price change.

The end goal at the mind of every investor is to be better positioned in the future and to have a good amount of bitcoin in an investors portfolio. if it is by following micro strategy that your goal can be easily attained, then that should be the best strategy to adopt but if not, then do what works for you. Selah!

I often feel regret and don’t buy Bitcoin if I see that, for example, just yesterday I could have bought it much cheaper. Although I try to accumulate Bitcoin using the DCA strategy, I still skip my weekly investments if I see the price has jumped up significantly. Next time, I might invest more if the price goes lower. Sometimes I even skip several payments in a row.

[hero_the_bossman]

I often feel regret and don’t buy Bitcoin if I see that, for example, just yesterday I could have bought it much cheaper. Although I try to accumulate Bitcoin using the DCA strategy, I still skip my weekly investments if I see the price has jumped up significantly. Next time, I might invest more if the price goes lower. Sometimes I even skip several payments in a row.

You can buy it lower or at any price, really, the results won't differ that much.

Just keep doing it and you will succeed.

[EL MOHA]

knowing this strategy, do you still feel more compelled following strategy's bitcoin purchases? is Michael saylor concerned about something other than maximizing his bitcoins? perhaps the reputation of his company is still on the line and he has to protect the confidence of his investors hence why he only buys when bitcoin is doing well.

while strategy is admirable for continuing to buy bitcoin, we individuals should not be following strategy if they tend to buy bitcoin at its peak. now that bitcoin is declining now is the time to accumulate the most bitcoins as you can again.

First of all there is no need to follow any one’s strategy of buying bitcoin, it is best to have your own personal strategy and not follow anyone’s strategy. But even at that, I don’t see anything wrong with the strategy of MSTR because it is a simple DCA method and DCA strategy doesn’t actually requires you to by only while the market is dumping but to buy at any time depending on your DCA time frame. Strategy seems to be using daily or weekly DCA and doesn’t goes against that because they have the income to do that,

Not only MSTR but all most all institutions and even individuals with stable income actually accumulate bitcoin using this strategy with the difference in time frame, Blackrock was actually buying bitcoin sometimes daily as a there DCA method. So it is nothing wrong you just buy more or aggressively during dips but sticking to your DCA method regardless of price is the best strategy

[goldkingcoiner]

unlike most of us who tend to buy bitcoin during its dips, Michael Saylor has a different strategy. strategy buys over 3,000 bitcoins again despite bitcoin declining. but their purchases for this month actually is lackluster compared to their previous purchases during previous months.

“I’m going to be buying the top forever. Bitcoin is the exit strategy,” the Strategy co-founder said in 2024.

knowing this strategy, do you still feel more compelled following strategy's bitcoin purchases? is Michael saylor concerned about something other than maximizing his bitcoins? perhaps the reputation of his company is still on the line and he has to protect the confidence of his investors hence why he only buys when bitcoin is doing well.

while strategy is admirable for continuing to buy bitcoin, we individuals should not be following strategy if they tend to buy bitcoin at its peak. now that bitcoin is declining now is the time to accumulate the most bitcoins as you can again.

Saylor is a smart guy.

He knows that buying the top and hodling is more profitable than waiting for a dump that never comes and missing out on even the last top.

Anyone who does a simple DCA will find out that they will have similar results. I am not following his strategy of buying the top, but I do have my own strategy, which is quite similar to his.

Although sometimes I do buy the top, when using my own strategy. Not always, though.

[betswift]

unlike most of us who tend to buy bitcoin during its dips, Michael Saylor has a different strategy. strategy buys over 3,000 bitcoins again despite bitcoin declining. but their purchases for this month actually is lackluster compared to their previous purchases during previous months.

“I’m going to be buying the top forever. Bitcoin is the exit strategy,” the Strategy co-founder said in 2024.

knowing this strategy, do you still feel more compelled following strategy's bitcoin purchases? is Michael saylor concerned about something other than maximizing his bitcoins? perhaps the reputation of his company is still on the line and he has to protect the confidence of his investors hence why he only buys when bitcoin is doing well.

while strategy is admirable for continuing to buy bitcoin, we individuals should not be following strategy if they tend to buy bitcoin at its peak. now that bitcoin is declining now is the time to accumulate the most bitcoins as you can again.

Saylor is a smart guy.

He knows that buying the top and hodling is more profitable than waiting for a dump that never comes and missing out on even the last top.

Anyone who does a simple DCA will find out that they will have similar results. I am not following his strategy of buying the top, but I do have my own strategy, which is quite similar to his.

Although sometimes I do buy the top, when using my own strategy. Not always, though.

There was also a thread that showed the difference between buying BTC when it goes down or at any price: and the second option brought better results anyways.. So it's better to just buy, and all will be gud.

[Gallar]

~Snip

This is familiar to me, perhaps because, compared to Saylor's strategy, it's a DCA strategy. He doesn't look at the price when making a purchase, and he also purchases Bitcoin periodically. These characteristics clearly indicate he's using a DCA strategy. Furthermore, I'm currently investing in Bitcoin and employ a DCA strategy in my Bitcoin investments. And it's proven that the DCA technique is very effective. Essentially, we don't need to worry or analyze when making a purchase. We're essentially buying Bitcoin at the average price. However, this strategy is only suitable for long-term investors. If used by medium- or short-term investors, I believe the results will be less than satisfactory. Saylor is also a long-term Bitcoin investor, so he's not afraid to use the DCA strategy. Because using this strategy in long-term Bitcoin investments is likely to yield excellent returns.

[fikrett]

~Snip

This is familiar to me, perhaps because, compared to Saylor's strategy, it's a DCA strategy. He doesn't look at the price when making a purchase, and he also purchases Bitcoin periodically. These characteristics clearly indicate he's using a DCA strategy. Furthermore, I'm currently investing in Bitcoin and employ a DCA strategy in my Bitcoin investments. And it's proven that the DCA technique is very effective. Essentially, we don't need to worry or analyze when making a purchase. We're essentially buying Bitcoin at the average price. However, this strategy is only suitable for long-term investors. If used by medium- or short-term investors, I believe the results will be less than satisfactory. Saylor is also a long-term Bitcoin investor, so he's not afraid to use the DCA strategy. Because using this strategy in long-term Bitcoin investments is likely to yield excellent returns.

I wouldn't trade BTC and go for short-mid term with it anyway, but you are right: HODLing is for those that understand why it can be done in the first place, and why there should be no signs of nerves piling up due to the market going up or down..

[Marvell1]

knowing this strategy, do you still feel more compelled following strategy's bitcoin purchases? is Michael saylor concerned about something other than maximizing his bitcoins? perhaps the reputation of his company is still on the line and he has to protect the confidence of his investors hence why he only buys when bitcoin is doing well.

while strategy is admirable for continuing to buy bitcoin, we individuals should not be following strategy if they tend to buy bitcoin at its peak. now that bitcoin is declining now is the time to accumulate the most bitcoins as you can again.

First of all there is no need to follow any one’s strategy of buying bitcoin, it is best to have your own personal strategy and not follow anyone’s strategy. But even at that, I don’t see anything wrong with the strategy of MSTR because it is a simple DCA method and DCA strategy doesn’t actually requires you to by only while the market is dumping but to buy at any time depending on your DCA time frame. Strategy seems to be using daily or weekly DCA and doesn’t goes against that because they have the income to do that,

Not only MSTR but all most all institutions and even individuals with stable income actually accumulate bitcoin using this strategy with the difference in time frame, Blackrock was actually buying bitcoin sometimes daily as a there DCA method. So it is nothing wrong you just buy more or aggressively during dips but sticking to your DCA method regardless of price is the best strategy

Yes, we are not the same. We are different in financial, circumstances, interests and tastes. So we don't need to follow any strategy but instead choose the strategy that best suits our situation, and that is the best strategy.

No need to copy MSTR's strategy but their strategy is not bad for their position. If we note that although they sometimes buy BTC at high prices, the current average price is only around $73k. That means their profit is 63%, or nearly $30 billion. This is not a bad return when compared to their company's revenue and market capitalization. It was even a very successful strategy for them.

[fullfitlarry]

It's no secret. He is doing what we already know and that is DCA. The only difference is that he has a deep bag as compare to us average joe investor that might struggle to buy like $100.00 every week to fatten our wallet.

So just go with it, I mean invest what you can afford, and look at the bigger picture and see how everything goes. Have the mental discipline and focus on your goal. Don't worry about the noise in the market, just simply stack sats.

[Oshosondy]

That sounds very cool coming from Saylor, but what he's doing is simply DCA. Something I've been doing for over a decade with other assets first and then with bitcoin.

Michael Saylor is not doing DCA from the angle I am viewing it. He only wants to to increase people's, companies and governments confidence that bitcoin is an asset of value, that its price will continue to increase after a long period of time. This year he even said that according to analysis or something, that bitcoin will not go through the winter period, I mean the bear market obviously. I still doubt that but after him, many people started to say the same thing, yet I still doubt it.

[alastantiger]

while strategy is admirable for continuing to buy bitcoin, we individuals should not be following strategy if they tend to buy bitcoin at its peak. now that bitcoin is declining now is the time to accumulate the most bitcoins as you can again.

What I think is that there shouldn't be a particular time for buying Bitcoin, we can buy anytime that we like or when the money is available and that way we can always be buying Bitcoin. The people that have benefited more from Bitcoin are those that have bought when others aren't buying. Everybody can not be doing the same thing hence we have to plan ourselves and do the buying when it works for us. There are others buying Bitcoin at their own time and not followings the strategy of Saylor's. Saylor's has access to more money and can do whatever they want but for people like us with limited resources, our investing strategy should be made based on our pocket and not that of Saylor.

[nemesis_incarnate]

Yes, we are not the same. We are different in financial, circumstances, interests and tastes. So we don't need to follow any strategy but instead choose the strategy that best suits our situation, and that is the best strategy.

No need to copy MSTR's strategy but their strategy is not bad for their position. If we note that although they sometimes buy BTC at high prices, the current average price is only around $73k. That means their profit is 63%, or nearly $30 billion. This is not a bad return when compared to their company's revenue and market capitalization. It was even a very successful strategy for them.

When you have belief and capital, and something like BTC, which doesn't need proof or to be worked with itself, you have all the possibilities to make a profit when you do it right.

So, surely, MSTR makes their buck, and we should do the same by just buying BTC when we can to reach our own targets.

[Donneski]

I think this is where people need to understand that Bitcoin is a personal journey. We need to know that what works for Saylor won’t automatically everyoneo if us.  He’s working with billions of dollars while we’re working with whatever spare cash we can stack. If someone copies him blindly and buys tops without understanding their own risk tolerance, they could end up totally wrecked or losing huge part of their investments.

I admire Michael Saylor's conviction and hope I'll be financially strong to replicate his investment feats in the future but for now, dips are golden opportunities to accumulate more sats than I do in my regular DCA strategy. In nutshell, I think it's very okay to take inspiration from experts, but always customize your own strategy.

[crwth]

There are no problems with purchasing whenever you want, and if MSTR's strategy is buying at the top, then it's their strategy, but for us retail investors, we mostly want to take advantage of dips like this one.

Being consistent in investing is something to be proud of because it is challenging, especially if you are an individual.