Three best ways to hold bitcoin combined.

[Crytohillss]

If you have a small amount of money, will investing in bitcoins be very profitable? i know bitcoin is the best coin but if you have less money you can invest in altcoin. And you need to be careful enough to select good coins. For this enter CMC and you can see the top ranking coins but it is completely personal matter of who to invest in which coin. And new investors will never get confused if they have an understanding of the market.

So many individuals jump into Bitcoin because of hype but patience and proper planning really make the difference investing only what you can afford to have untouched for so may years is truly one of the smartest way. Market will always go up and down but having a clear method helps one to avoid emotional decisions and some costly mistakes.

[m2017]

Regardless of which approach you adopt as an accumulation tool, your bitcoin journey and it success rely on your inflow of cash, because your availability of cash flow determine how fast and we'll you accumulate bitcoin at whichever price you want,

Maybe then should use the strategy (pardon the pun) from Micro (this company has already grown) Strategy ? That is, buy bitcoin with borrowed money and accumulate it at someone else's "expense"?

for those that have low income flow, could adopt DCA as well as those that have excess cash flow, what matters is how we take action and how many bitcoin we can afford to buy at each point of our buying order, consistently buying is key to bitcoin accumulation journey.

Without a doubt, DCA is the best strategy, and if you combine it with purchasing bitcoin with borrowed money, following this strategy, as Strategy inc. does again, the result will be flawless. Until you have to pay off your debts.

M.Saylor has made some comments about possibly selling bitcoin from their reserves to pay off debts.

How it works
From your 100% money you earn weekly, set 30% aside to buy bitcoin
From the 30% use just 10% from it to DCA
Use 10% to average
Use the remaining 10% which you have saved up for months to buy lump sum if bitcoin fall to like $70000.

But the strategy voiced by the OP seems overly complicated to me, and I prefer to stick to a simple DCA, the essence of which is to simply buy bitcoin systematically at the 1st opportunity in the long term (over a horizon of several years or more).

[yixichloro2xx]

‎For me the safest is still DCA, and that's what I have been using for a long time now. You don't even need to stress yourself on price movements before you can start investing. DCA gives you opportunities to buy when price is either going up or down. DCA helps is building discipline, consistency and a long term mindset while also reducing emotional decisions and removes the pressure of trying to predict the perfect entry price.. Using lump sum to buy alone might consume your time, because the perfect entry might not come. What I do often is using DCA and also when I see chance of buy with Lump sum , I take the opportunity like, when Bitcoin price was around 60k+, I bought with some amount of money and price has jumped back to 80k.

[Sonia_123]

When you combine these three strategies to accumulate bitcoin, it makes it easier for you to grow faster and reach your over accumulated stage early either you are financially stable or not, because dca gives you that opportunity to buy and build bitcoin gradually whenever and at any amount your funds is available and wishes to buy . .
 
It is expected that bitcoin price will keep on increasing gradually .

[Stive009]

The easy way to accumulate Bitcoin is to buy it in small amount on a regular basis. Whenever you have a few extra money, you can invest some of it in Bitcoin. This way, there is no added pressure to invest a large sum at once.
Many people think that the price of Bitcoin may increase further in the future. Therefore, if you develop the habit of accumulating regularly from now , there is a possibility of getting very good profit in the future. This method of accumulating little by little is as easy as it is quite effective for kind of people.

Think there are many reasons behind it like:

No mental pressure: You don’t have to worry too much about whether the price has increased or decreased.

Buying with small amount: You can start with $10 or $20 as your discretionary income.

Buying BTC Average  price:  You can buy Bitcoin average price in  volatility . If the price is low, you get more sats at same money , and when the price increased you will get low sats but as your mindset is long time accumulation so it may give more profit in future.


If you follow investing this way, the investment risk is  reduced  and you can hold btc more

[Stive009]

When you combine these three strategies to accumulate bitcoin, it makes it easier for you to grow faster and reach your over accumulated stage early either you are financially stable or not, because dca gives you that opportunity to buy and build bitcoin gradually whenever and at any amount your funds is available and wishes to buy . .
 
It is expected that bitcoin price will keep on increasing gradually .

I agree with you that DCA is a really great strategy in a market that fluctuates constantly like Bitcoin. Here you can start with small amounts as per your convenience. After fulfilling your family's needs, you will have the extra amount that you will not need for any purpose, you will start with that amount, so that even if the price fluctuates in the market, there will be no additional human pressure on you. But what are the other two strategies that you mentioned, if they are combined with things like DCA and long time hold, then it will be easier to achieve specific goals.

[Karl_3000]

But the strategy voiced by the OP seems overly complicated to me, and I prefer to stick to a simple DCA, the essence of which is to simply buy bitcoin systematically at the 1st opportunity in the long term (over a horizon of several years or more).

The strategies really helped me in continuous buying of bitcoin. You do not need to follow the three strategies, you can follow one or just two. DCA is good if you do not want to stress yourself. But I like the averaging as it makes me just buy more sometime at lower price. The first lumo sum I did was at $70000, bit bitcoin went to $60000 where the averaging and DCA helped further. Although if bitcoin fall again, another lump sum would be around $65000.

[JayJuanGee]

‎For me the safest is still DCA, and that's what I have been using for a long time now. You don't even need to stress yourself on price movements before you can start investing. DCA gives you opportunities to buy when price is either going up or down. DCA helps is building discipline, consistency and a long term mindset while also reducing emotional decisions and removes the pressure of trying to predict the perfect entry price.. Using lump sum to buy alone might consume your time, because the perfect entry might not come. What I do often is using DCA and also when I see chance of buy with Lump sum , I take the opportunity like, when Bitcoin price was around 60k+, I bought with some amount of money and price has jumped back to 80k.

When you hold back cash, and you buy bitcoin based on your perception of the price going down, that is not lump sum buying.  It is buying the dip.  The mere fact that you feel that you used a large amount does not turn it into lump sum because you were already saving up for the dip.

The idea of lump sum does not relate to how to deploy money in relation to the bitcoin price, but instead lump sum relates to large sums of money coming available.

But the strategy voiced by the OP seems overly complicated to me, and I prefer to stick to a simple DCA, the essence of which is to simply buy bitcoin systematically at the 1st opportunity in the long term (over a horizon of several years or more).

The strategies really helped me in continuous buying of bitcoin. You do not need to follow the three strategies, you can follow one or just two. DCA is good if you do not want to stress yourself. But I like the averaging as it makes me just buy more sometime at lower price. The first lumo sum I did was at $70000, bit bitcoin went to $60000 where the averaging and DCA helped further. Although if bitcoin fall again, another lump sum would be around $65000.

If you are holding back money in order to potentially buy at $65k, then that would be buying the dip, and not lump sum, even though you are holding back a lot of money.  The practice does not convert from buying the dip into lump sum, merely because you are using a large amount.

[I_Anime]

When you hold back cash, and you buy bitcoin based on your perception of the price going down, that is not lump sum buying.  It is buying the dip.  The mere fact that you feel that you used a large amount does not turn it into lump sum because you were already saving up for the dip.

The idea of lump sum does not relate to how to deploy money in relation to the bitcoin price, but instead lump sum relates to large sums of money coming available.

Yeah some folks usually mistake buying the dip for lump sum . Both are actually different like you said already buying the dip is all about saving a particular amount , in order to buy when there’s a massive drop of prices in the market, while lump sum is just purchasing with large some of money irrespective of the price, folks usually do it to give themselves a head start in their bitcoin accumulation journey , before they continue with dca , one can literally apply the three method of purchasing bitcoin , especially when you have enough cashflow.

[Odusko]

‎For me the safest is still DCA, and that's what I have been using for a long time now. You don't even need to stress yourself on price movements before you can start investing. DCA gives you opportunities to buy when price is either going up or down. DCA helps is building discipline, consistency and a long term mindset while also reducing emotional decisions and removes the pressure of trying to predict the perfect entry price.. Using lump sum to buy alone might consume your time, because the perfect entry might not come. What I do often is using DCA and also when I see chance of buy with Lump sum , I take the opportunity like, when Bitcoin price was around 60k+, I bought with some amount of money and price has jumped back to 80k.

Yes DCA I the safest and less stressing bitcoin buying approach, most people don't want to take that path but the reality os that, those that DCA efficiently will always find way to arrive at a position that put them on both advantage and less risk, since with DCA you can buy bitcoin in the smallest of it portion and still remain with it.

[Donneski]

‎For me the safest is still DCA, and that's what I have been using for a long time now. You don't even need to stress yourself on price movements before you can start investing. DCA gives you opportunities to buy when price is either going up or down. DCA helps is building discipline, consistency and a long term mindset while also reducing emotional decisions and removes the pressure of trying to predict the perfect entry price.. Using lump sum to buy alone might consume your time, because the perfect entry might not come. What I do often is using DCA and also when I see chance of buy with Lump sum , I take the opportunity like, when Bitcoin price was around 60k+, I bought with some amount of money and price has jumped back to 80k.

Yes DCA I the safest and less stressing bitcoin buying approach, most people don't want to take that path but the reality os that, those that DCA efficiently will always find way to arrive at a position that put them on both advantage and less risk, since with DCA you can buy bitcoin in the smallest of it portion and still remain with it.

One of the major reasons I'll always consider DCA as my go-to strategy is that it removes emotion from the process. I've seen people who claim to be long-term investors but will always react with fear whenever there's a drop in the price of BTC and in some cases they stop buying further. That's a psychological problem and DCA helps you manage it because with DCA you stick to your structured approach regardless of the market sentiments.

Another point that projects DCA as the best strategy is works very well for low income earners who who still want to accumulate as they do not need to buy big before they can stark. All they need is to stay disciplined and consistent with their small buys both in the bullish and bearish periods to build a strong portfolio with less stress instead of waiting for the perfect entry.

[Ruttoshi]

I've seen people who claim to be long-term investors but will always react with fear whenever there's a drop in the price of BTC and in some cases they stop buying further.

This is because they have little confidence in bitcoin and they ain't consistent with the market because if you're consistent with your regular weekly DCA as a new beginner, even if you lack confidence and buy with a low as $10 gradually, you will begin to have confidence in bitcoin based on your experience with the price movement of bitcoin overtime.

This is why new bitcoin investors should ongoingly buy bitcoin in order to increase their bitcoin portfolio and also clear their doubts that bitcoin is a long-term investment that has the higher chance of increasing in value overtime and focus on reaching a bitcoin target overtime. DCA is good for all because your investment will always be increasing in size as you accumulate.

[Abelly]

When you hold back cash, and you buy bitcoin based on your perception of the price going down, that is not lump sum buying.  It is buying the dip.  The mere fact that you feel that you used a large amount does not turn it into lump sum because you were already saving up for the dip.

The idea of lump sum does not relate to how to deploy money in relation to the bitcoin price, but instead lump sum relates to large sums of money coming available.

When a person suddenly gets a large sum of new money and enters the market all at once but has previously reserved funds, which are specifically set aside for a correction or bear market, that is a different matter. The main focus there is to take advantage of the opportunity, not impulsive entry. Many Bitcoin holders dare to buy in a bull market but are afraid to buy when a deep red candle appears, so having a cash reserve for dip buying is not a weakness but part of a disciplined strategy.

[As-Soon-As]

‎For me the safest is still DCA, and that's what I have been using for a long time now. You don't even need to stress yourself on price movements before you can start investing. DCA gives you opportunities to buy when price is either going up or down. DCA helps is building discipline, consistency and a long term mindset while also reducing emotional decisions and removes the pressure of trying to predict the perfect entry price.. Using lump sum to buy alone might consume your time, because the perfect entry might not come. What I do often is using DCA and also when I see chance of buy with Lump sum , I take the opportunity like, when Bitcoin price was around 60k+, I bought with some amount of money and price has jumped back to 80k.

Yes DCA I the safest and less stressing bitcoin buying approach, most people don't want to take that path but the reality os that, those that DCA efficiently will always find way to arrive at a position that put them on both advantage and less risk, since with DCA you can buy bitcoin in the smallest of it portion and still remain with it.

One of the major reasons I'll always consider DCA as my go-to strategy is that it removes emotion from the process. I've seen people who claim to be long-term investors but will always react with fear whenever there's a drop in the price of BTC and in some cases they stop buying further. That's a psychological problem and DCA helps you manage it because with DCA you stick to your structured approach regardless of the market sentiments.

Bitcoin DCA method attracts investors to buy more Bitcoin. Because according to the DCA method, the more times a new investor buys Bitcoin consistently, the more his mind will be attracted, and the more his portfolio grows, the more opportunities there will be to make profits. And more planning should be taken because the more strategies he follows, the more it will be possible to keep Bitcoin investment in the future, if you invest in Bitcoin according to the DCA method, it is easy to keep Bitcoin investment for a long time.
 Because the investor must keep these things simple by which a new investor will be attracted to buying Bitcoin gradually. This is the DCA method. This DCA method is acceptable for both a new investor and an old investor.

[Zackz5000]

When you hold back cash, and you buy bitcoin based on your perception of the price going down, that is not lump sum buying.  It is buying the dip.  The mere fact that you feel that you used a large amount does not turn it into lump sum because you were already saving up for the dip.

The idea of lump sum does not relate to how to deploy money in relation to the bitcoin price, but instead lump sum relates to large sums of money coming available.

Yeah some folks usually mistake buying the dip for lump sum . Both are actually different like you said already buying the dip is all about saving a particular amount , in order to buy when there’s a massive drop of prices in the market, while lump sum is just purchasing with large some of money irrespective of the price, folks usually do it to give themselves a head start in their bitcoin accumulation journey , before they continue with dca , one can literally apply the three method of purchasing bitcoin , especially when you have enough cashflow.

The difference are not similar at all not to differentiate so i wonder why some folks will have to mistake these two Bitcoin accumulation strategy as the same, when a folk is saving up to accumulate when market is low that's buying the Dip strategy which is mostly use by traders so they can sell when the price is up again, lump sum buying you don't have to wait for price to drop it's a method of accumulating enough Bitcoin with a large or huge sum of income.

[Soldroplet]

Many people think that the price of Bitcoin may increase further in the future. Therefore, if you develop the habit of accumulating regularly from now , there is a possibility of getting very good profit in the future.

Here I disagree with you, because the main purpose of accumulating Bitcoin is not to hope for extra profit, but it is very important to keep your necessary expenses, cash flow and emergency fund in order during the Bitcoin accumulation. Then, with the money that is left, slowly follow the DCA method and invest in Bitcoin. And if your purpose is to hope for profit, then you will not be able to accumulate Bitcoin for a long time, because you will be excessively greedy. So, do not hope for extra profit. Collect Bitcoin slowly and think about doing it long term.
Whether the price increases or decreases, if you continue to invest in Bitcoin in the DCA method in the long term, rather than changing plans repeatedly, your extra worries will be removed, the investment will be within a rule. As a result, you will be successful in investing for a long time

[Frankolala]

Lump sum buying you don't have to wait for price to drop it's a method of accumulating enough Bitcoin with a large or huge sum of income.

You don't need a large discretionary income or save a large amount of discretionary income before you can lump sum. You can lump sum without any amount of money be it $50 or more. It's called lump sum because you are buying right away.

However, you can use a lump sum amount to buy bitcoin in three different ways. You can share the money into three parts. DCA with one part, buy right away with the second part and keep the third part to wait for buying at the dip might might likely come or not. It all depends on how you want to use the Lump sum amount.

[JayJuanGee]

When you hold back cash, and you buy bitcoin based on your perception of the price going down, that is not lump sum buying.  It is buying the dip.  The mere fact that you feel that you used a large amount does not turn it into lump sum because you were already saving up for the dip.

The idea of lump sum does not relate to how to deploy money in relation to the bitcoin price, but instead lump sum relates to large sums of money coming available.

When a person suddenly gets a large sum of new money and enters the market all at once but has previously reserved funds, which are specifically set aside for a correction or bear market, that is a different matter. The main focus there is to take advantage of the opportunity, not impulsive entry. Many Bitcoin holders dare to buy in a bull market but are afraid to buy when a deep red candle appears, so having a cash reserve for dip buying is not a weakness but part of a disciplined strategy.

I largely consider buying the dip to be an inferior supplemental strategy, even though there can be situations in which it works out in beneficial ways - and one of those is to use it as one part of a lump sum, and the other part is to hold back some money on a regular basis for possible dips that may or may not happen, and that probably works better for someone who is already fairly aggressively ongoingly buying bitcoin (such as weekly), and surely if someone has a relatively low income (low discretionary funds) then there might not be any major advantage to be saving money (such as up to 20% of the regular buy amounts) for dips that might not happen, especially if the person is already buying weekly and there may be some advantages in not diluting the buy amounts, by holding back some of it for dips.

A person who is investing relatively small portions of his income, even less than 5%, he is going to take 20 years to invest 1 year's of his income, which is different from someone who is investing 17% of his income, he may well reach an investment of 1 year's of his income in around 6 years... so it seems that saving money for buying on dips works better for those who have higher levels of discretionary funds available as compared to those who do not. and who are likely better off to just ongoingly be buying bitcoin on a regular and consistent basis rather than screwing around trying to figure out dips that may or may not end up happening.

[PostQuantumBTC]

so it seems that saving money for buying on dips works better for those who have higher levels of discretionary funds available as compared to those who do not. and who are likely better off to just ongoingly be buying bitcoin on a regular and consistent basis rather than screwing around trying to figure out dips that may or may not end up happening.

DCA has been a very good method just like as you said, but I do not like DCA when the price of bitcoin has been increasing for 2 years or when it is closer to when people are estimating might be the begining of bear market. I can wait, let the price fall and start buying using DCA. But I think I can use the money that I have saved to also buy the dip or just do the limp sum but what I will do most is still the DCA if I have no mone left than collecting my salary.

[virasog]

If you have a small amount of money, will investing in bitcoins be very profitable? i know bitcoin is the best coin but if you have less money you can invest in altcoin. And you need to be careful enough to select good coins. For this enter CMC and you can see the top ranking coins but it is completely personal matter of who to invest in which coin. And new investors will never get confused if they have an understanding of the market.

So many individuals jump into Bitcoin because of hype but patience and proper planning really make the difference investing only what you can afford to have untouched for so may years is truly one of the smartest way. Market will always go up and down but having a clear method helps one to avoid emotional decisions and some costly mistakes.

Only when you know the true value of bitcoin you will not be tempted to sell it quickly and hold it for long term. It is only the problem with those investors who accumulate bitcoin only to gain short term profits and they cash out very quickly and that's small profit made by them they think it is enough for them and they miss out on the large gains if the hold it for long term.

Not only this also if they see that the bitcoin prices dumping then the quickly sell to minimise their losses as they think that it will never recover and keep on dumping that's another wrong approach because they are not  true believers in the long term perspective of bitcoin.