Three best ways to hold bitcoin combined.

[Soldroplet]

I agree with you, a real Bitcoin investor usually takes a 4-10 year or longer time horizon, he doesn't worry about the daily price fluctuations, but looks at the long-term value of Bitcoin, its limited supply and global acceptance. And shitcoin and short-term trading often turn into gambling-like behavior, where most people end up losing money, so before investing, gain knowledge, understand the risks and make a long-term plan.

Investing in Bitcoin over a longer time horizon can help investors secure profits compared to those who invest in the short term. Therefore, it is more advisable to invest for the long term. And when it comes to investing in Bitcoin, you don't actually need to understand it too deeply -- you just need to have a good basic understanding of Bitcoin and also you don't need a lot of money, just enough that you feel comfortable investing -- even a few dollars is enough to give it a try. Once your confidence builds, you can try investing your discretionary income consistently. If you're too hesitant from the start and feel like you lack understanding and preparation, you'll always procrastinate, and you'll never invest in Bitcoin.

I agree with most of your points, when you said that it is not mandatory for beginners to start with a small amount. It is not mandatory to know everything before starting; start with a small amount, adjust as you learn, I really like this saying of @JayJuanGee sir and I follow this point in my heart. Well, let's come to the point, investing in Bitcoin in the long term is reasonable, but it is not right to say that profit is guaranteed.
No investment guarantees 100% profit. Therefore, beginners should not expect guaranteed profit, use the DCA method and gradually collect Bitcoin as much as they can with discretionary income, cash flow, emergency fund, emergency fund and the money left over from their necessary expenses and maintain a long-term perspective. When someone tries to consistently build a strong Bitcoin position rather than guaranteeing profit, their long-term Bitcoin progress becomes easier.

[Cossyblack]

Knowledge is important for everything we want to do, and for Bitcoin investment, we may not need all the knowledge to get started, else we man not start. So, if we are able to get common knowledge about Bitcoin fluctuations and is able to figure out our discretionary income, then we can start out investment and gradually learn alongside as we keep building.

knowledge is important but it is not mandatory that we know everything before we know how to invest in bitcoin. Some people might not invest in bitcoin if they want to do know everything. Bitcoin is still evolving therefore no one can know everything about it so it needles and a waste of time trying to know everything about it.  It isnt a bad thing for folks to have Knowledge about bitcon but too much of it bad. An investor doesn't need to know everything about bitcoin before he get started as that isn't a prerequisite to invest in bitcoin. What is only needed is his discretionary income and common sense,if he has discretionary income available and apply some common sense,he is good to go.

[Crytohillss]

Knowledge is important for everything we want to do, and for Bitcoin investment, we may not need all the knowledge to get started, else we man not start. So, if we are able to get common knowledge about Bitcoin fluctuations and is able to figure out our discretionary income, then we can start out investment and gradually learn alongside as we keep building.

knowledge is important but it is not mandatory that we know everything before we know how to invest in bitcoin. Some people might not invest in bitcoin if they want to do know everything. Bitcoin is still evolving therefore no one can know everything about it so it needles and a waste of time trying to know everything about it.  It isnt a bad thing for folks to have Knowledge about bitcon but too much of it bad. An investor doesn't need to know everything about bitcoin before he get started as that isn't a prerequisite to invest in bitcoin. What is only needed is his discretionary income and common sense,if he has discretionary income available and apply some common sense,he is good to go.

Absolutely, nobody needs to understand everything about Bitcoin investment before getting started if that were the requirement most folks would never invest because the technology is consistently evolving. I think there's a balance to strike , while one don't need expert level knowledge and understanding the basics of what one are putting ones money into can help one avoid costly mistakes and make better decisions having discretionary income and common reasoning is very important but a small education goes a long way building confidence and managing any risks involved.

[Hardyrobust]

Knowledge is important for everything we want to do, and for Bitcoin investment, we may not need all the knowledge to get started, else we man not start. So, if we are able to get common knowledge about Bitcoin fluctuations and is able to figure out our discretionary income, then we can start out investment and gradually learn alongside as we keep building.

knowledge is important but it is not mandatory that we know everything before we know how to invest in bitcoin. Some people might not invest in bitcoin if they want to do know everything. Bitcoin is still evolving therefore no one can know everything about it so it needles and a waste of time trying to know everything about it.  It isnt a bad thing for folks to have Knowledge about bitcon but too much of it bad. An investor doesn't need to know everything about bitcoin before he get started as that isn't a prerequisite to invest in bitcoin. What is only needed is his discretionary income and common sense,if he has discretionary income available and apply some common sense,he is good to go.

Absolutely, nobody needs to understand everything about Bitcoin investment before getting started if that were the requirement most folks would never invest because the technology is consistently evolving. I think there's a balance to strike , while one don't need expert level knowledge and understanding the basics of what one are putting ones money into can help one avoid costly mistakes and make better decisions having discretionary income and common reasoning is very important but a small education goes a long way building confidence and managing any risks involved.

The thought of wanting to know everything before starting to invest in bitcoin may leads to procrastination and in some cases some people may end up not investing. So the main thing as long as starting is concerned is discretionary income, the moment discretionary income has being figured out there is no need for anyone that wants to start investing to delay because they don't needs to have all the knowledge about bitcoin. Unless for those that are planning to go into trading which is a very risky part , even if they end up acquiring all the knowledge they think is essential, the chances of losing all there money is very high.

[KeenanEl19]

The thought of wanting to know everything before starting to invest in bitcoin may leads to procrastination and in some cases some people may end up not investing. So the main thing as long as starting is concerned is discretionary income, the moment discretionary income has being figured out there is no need for anyone that wants to start investing to delay because they don't needs to have all the knowledge about bitcoin. Unless for those that are planning to go into trading which is a very risky part , even if they end up acquiring all the knowledge they think is essential, the chances of losing all there money is very high.

Thinking about everything that must be known first before investing will only make us not invest, there is also a possibility that when we are about to start but realize there is something missing from what must be known, we will postpone the investment that can actually be done right away, especially since we basically already have disposable income.

And I agree with you, instead of thinking about all these things that must be known, it is better for us to pay attention to disposable income because to fully know this is possible can take a long time which can make investment delayed and postponed. In addition, knowledge about the investment itself or about bitcoin can be obtained simultaneously with the investment. This makes more sense than waiting to have full knowledge.

[Soldroplet]

Knowledge is important for everything we want to do, and for Bitcoin investment, we may not need all the knowledge to get started, else we man not start. So, if we are able to get common knowledge about Bitcoin fluctuations and is able to figure out our discretionary income, then we can start out investment and gradually learn alongside as we keep building.

knowledge is important but it is not mandatory that we know everything before we know how to invest in bitcoin. Some people might not invest in bitcoin if they want to do know everything. Bitcoin is still evolving therefore no one can know everything about it so it needles and a waste of time trying to know everything about it.  It isnt a bad thing for folks to have Knowledge about bitcon but too much of it bad. An investor doesn't need to know everything about bitcoin before he get started as that isn't a prerequisite to invest in bitcoin. What is only needed is his discretionary income and common sense,if he has discretionary income available and apply some common sense,he is good to go.

Absolutely, nobody needs to understand everything about Bitcoin investment before getting started if that were the requirement most folks would never invest because the technology is consistently evolving. I think there's a balance to strike , while one don't need expert level knowledge and understanding the basics of what one are putting ones money into can help one avoid costly mistakes and make better decisions having discretionary income and common reasoning is very important but a small education goes a long way building confidence and managing any risks involved.

The thought of wanting to know everything before starting to invest in bitcoin may leads to procrastination and in some cases some people may end up not investing. So the main thing as long as starting is concerned is discretionary income, the moment discretionary income has being figured out there is no need for anyone that wants to start investing to delay because they don't needs to have all the knowledge about bitcoin. Unless for those that are planning to go into trading which is a very risky part , even if they end up acquiring all the knowledge they think is essential, the chances of losing all there money is very high.

I agree with your statement. There are many investors who wait to learn everything about Bitcoin and end up not being able to start investing. But in reality, if someone has the necessary expenses, emergency funds and discretionary income, then he can start investing in Bitcoin even with a small amount. But knowledge is definitely important, there is no rule that all knowledge has to be acquired at the beginning.
@JayJuanGee Sir almost said that, the biggest mistake for beginners is waiting for the perfect time or perfect knowledge. Let me give an example, if someone starts buying Bitcoin equivalent to $ 10 or $ 20 every week, then he will be able to gain knowledge along with investment. Over time, his confidence will increase, knowledge and Bitcoin holding will come under his control. On the other hand, the person who waits saying "I will learn more and then start", may remain with nothing even after a few years.
You have another point, which is about trading. Most people cannot increase their Bitcoin amount by trading, rather they reduce it. For beginners, it is much more effective to accumulate Bitcoin through regular DCA than to speculate on short-term price fluctuations. And I dislike discussing trading because it can be confusing for beginners. It is the job of a smart investor to focus on accumulating Bitcoin in the long term, rather than getting caught up in the lure of trading.