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June 28, 2026, 01:14:12 PM
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I don’t think there’s any need to be worrying about making profit if truly your goal is to hold long term. And besides, just because you’re holding bitcoin for long does not mean that profit is guaranteed for you even though we might have expectations of it, it is rather better for you to focus more on how to stay locked in with your investment than for you to be obsessing over profit. You might as well just go and do trading instead… since you’re looking for profit that is not guaranteed rather than hiding under the guise of being an investor.
Every investor's number 1 goal is making profit. I don't see why one should not think about profit or expect his investment to appreciate in value over time. The only thing is the person should not over expect the profit to come, as it can't be guaranteed or predicted when exactly you will see it, trading which you are also recommending is like gambling and requires great knowledge even as that the risk associated with it is high compared to just holding bitcoin over long period of time.

There’s really no guarantee that we who invest in Bitcoin will make a profit, but that’s exactly what everyone who invests hopes for. If there wasn’t that hope, no one would put their money into buying Bitcoin. We can plan how long we’ll manage our investments, but sometimes the market moments don’t go according to our plans. So when the profit is enough, some investors sell off their investments based on the target price, not how long they’ve held them.
Profit isn't the only reason why most people invest in bitcoin. Bitcoin has proven it's worth as a good store of value and this is also part of the reason why people that want to store up value for there next generation do invest in bitcoin. Also bitcoin bitcoin is decentralised in nature and this is also the reason why some people invest in bitcoin because of the freedom it offers. So it is wrong to think that people are only investing in bitcoin because they want to make profit.

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June 28, 2026, 02:24:42 PM
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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.

I do not know if bitcoin will fall to $70000, but if it does not fall to that price or the price you want to lump sum, that means you still invest 20% of you money on bitcoin.
Funny how this strategy actually played out. Bitcoin is already below $70,000. Time to use your saved lump sum to buy Bitcoin. You see why I will always recommend this platform to my friends. Always giving valuable insights on how to go about investing rightly in Bitcoin. No sugarcoating. Just pure knowledge at it's peak and ready to share it to people who are willing to take instructions. GOOD JOB OP.
That's buying the dip and not Lump sum as lump sum doesn't prioritize time entry instead the availability of the money and the the investor decision to just buy Bitcoin without any special consideration of the time of market entry, Lump sum could be used at anytime but when you talk about bitcoin being below the $70k price you are buying the dip and not Lump sum. As for recommending this platform to friends that's just perfect as this place is actually one of the best place Bitcoin investment is talk about exhaustively and alot can  actually be learnt no doubt.

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