Shift your perspective

[Furball808]

When you see the bitcoin market declining it is natural to think about the money you are holding and it can be anxiety inducing to see it keep declining. But instead of worrying, I just say that I will just buy more so I will have more segments of bitcoin. I know bitcoin will eventually recover anyway. Basically if you do not like the numbers you are seeing on your screen, make it a goal to add more to it. Make use of this bearish movements and accumulate bitcoin.

[stadus]

That’s where you spot an opportunity, when people start to panic because of FUD. With the recent situation, Bitcoin recovered to 91k then dropped to 85k, so the best thing to do is just accumulate. Short term, you can get some quick profit, but for long-term investors this is another chance to stack more since Bitcoin is basically discounted again.

If you’ve seen Bitcoin’s volatility in the past, there’s really no reason to panic now. It has dumped many times before and it always finds a way to recover.

[EluguHcman]

When you see the bitcoin market declining it is natural to think about the money you are holding and it can be anxiety inducing to see it keep declining. But instead of worrying, I just say that I will just buy more so I will have more segments of bitcoin. I know bitcoin will eventually recover anyway. Basically if you do not like the numbers you are seeing on your screen, make it a goal to add more to it. Make use of this bearish movements and accumulate bitcoin.

That is a life or behaviour of investors who truly understand the concept of Bitcoin volatility and how to use the medium of price falls to accumulate more Bitcoin to his portfolio while others are panicking.

Only those who are risk bearers, patient and are control of their emotions over the Psychological trolls of the market fluctuations will  could possibly even when their initial portfolio is being watched depreciating over market declines.
Bitcoin is a store of values that hedges against inflations in a long time. So buying the Dip is a good accumulating strategy to increase your portfolio when price recovers in the due times.

[Joy- maker]

Normally their are some investors, especially newbie investor's who will panic and even sell when they see Bitcoin price declining why because they haven't witness Bitcoin volatility before, and their are also investor's who will never panic, because they have already witnessed Bitcoin volatility multiple times and see Bitcoin recover back and even go to new all time high, so for that reason you will never see them panic talk of more even selling, rather they will see the decline in Bitcoin price as buying opportunity to accumulate Bitcoin aggressively until they reach their accumulating target and then hold for long term. This set of investor's already know that Bitcoin price will still recover it's just the matter of time.

[ruykeri]

The decision to invest in Bitcoin based on price goes against long-term investment. It is good to buy Bitcoin at a low price, but no one can say when the perfect dip will happen. That is why buying Bitcoin should depend on income flow. When you have extra money and extra money comes, there is an opportunity to buy Bitcoin based on the price of Bitcoin. Real profit cannot be obtained if you buy it. That is why the most correct and easiest way is to invest with discretionary income by following the DCA method. In addition, if you create a back-up fund, you can invest for a long time without any financial problems.

[betswift]

BTC is going to stay either way, and all FUD towards it is just that: FUD. Nothing more.

[tbct_mt2]

When you see the bitcoin market declining it is natural to think about the money you are holding and it can be anxiety inducing to see it keep declining. But instead of worrying, I just say that I will just buy more so I will have more segments of bitcoin. I know bitcoin will eventually recover anyway. Basically if you do not like the numbers you are seeing on your screen, make it a goal to add more to it. Make use of this bearish movements and accumulate bitcoin.

If you are holding your bitcoin, let's holding it as it will recover after a bear market and give you new all time highs.
If the money you are holding is altcoins, let's wait for market recoveries and make your exits. Altcoins are very dangerous to hold during a bear market as last season people got max pains from Terra and FTX crashes. There are more useless altcoins with bad management in this market cycle and many of them will have death endings in coming months.

In a bear market, don't hold your coins on centralized exchanges.
Reminder: do not keep your money in online accounts.

[348Judah]

Only amateur holders or investors of bitcoin will be in fear over the bearish pattern of the market price, whenever there's a fall, we should know that it's likely for a rise, especially during the bull season, where bitcoin has been found performing well and we seem not to have been done yet with the season, the key to all these lies in our ability to trust and understand the market, hold for more instead of selling at loss.

[Peanutswar]

When you see the bitcoin market declining it is natural to think about the money you are holding and it can be anxiety inducing to see it keep declining. But instead of worrying, I just say that I will just buy more so I will have more segments of bitcoin. I know bitcoin will eventually recover anyway. Basically if you do not like the numbers you are seeing on your screen, make it a goal to add more to it. Make use of this bearish movements and accumulate bitcoin.

At the first place thats the reason why we aint recommend to make an entry without a proper plan because possible you might get bought at the top of the market and then you are now holding because the market is falling which is currently happening from the price of 90k now we deep in as the entry of december 1st is we face another dump to 85k now it seems you have a strategy already which is grabing the chance to make accumulation of your coin if ever there's a chance but after that do you have a plan, until what price you are planning to buy and hold is there an exit strategy you are trying to perform or just let the market decide what will be the outcome of your investment?.

[allfriends88]

When you see the bitcoin market declining it is natural to think about the money you are holding and it can be anxiety inducing to see it keep declining. But instead of worrying, I just say that I will just buy more so I will have more segments of bitcoin. I know bitcoin will eventually recover anyway. Basically if you do not like the numbers you are seeing on your screen, make it a goal to add more to it. Make use of this bearish movements and accumulate bitcoin.

It's not as easy as it sounds, as not everyone has passive income. I've invested in Bitcoin, but my financial situation hasn't always been favorable. I invest whenever I have extra cash, sometimes every two weeks, once a month, or even once every three months, at varying times. I don't know how long my investment will last, but so far I've tried to resist the temptation to touch it.

[Sticky Bomb]

When you see the bitcoin market declining it is natural to think about the money you are holding and it can be anxiety inducing to see it keep declining. But instead of worrying, I just say that I will just buy more so I will have more segments of bitcoin. I know bitcoin will eventually recover anyway. Basically if you do not like the numbers you are seeing on your screen, make it a goal to add more to it. Make use of this bearish movements and accumulate bitcoin.

Bearish seasons brings opportunities to get it cheaper. An investor that plans going long-term in Bitcoin doesn't necessarily need to wait for bearish season, were can always buy in little quantities across seasons and that's the reason for DCA. The price decline can be discouraging since your portfolio reduce in value but thanks it doesn't reduce in quantity and you can keep adding to the quantities at cheaper prices. same reason it's good to have an accumulation target and plan a long-term holding period so you can keep adding to your portfolio size regardless of market sentiments. After a long-term you'll see you did yourself a great good. Bitcoin is for the future, keep stacking, the future would smile on your finances.

[henry_of_skalitz]

When you see the bitcoin market declining it is natural to think about the money you are holding and it can be anxiety inducing to see it keep declining. But instead of worrying, I just say that I will just buy more so I will have more segments of bitcoin. I know bitcoin will eventually recover anyway. Basically if you do not like the numbers you are seeing on your screen, make it a goal to add more to it. Make use of this bearish movements and accumulate bitcoin.

It's not as easy as it sounds, as not everyone has passive income. I've invested in Bitcoin, but my financial situation hasn't always been favorable. I invest whenever I have extra cash, sometimes every two weeks, once a month, or even once every three months, at varying times. I don't know how long my investment will last, but so far I've tried to resist the temptation to touch it.

If you didn't reach your target - don't do it.

Just wait for your bag to fill up by itself.

[mrust_mobile]

When you see the bitcoin market declining it is natural to think about the money you are holding and it can be anxiety inducing to see it keep declining. But instead of worrying, I just say that I will just buy more so I will have more segments of bitcoin. I know bitcoin will eventually recover anyway. Basically if you do not like the numbers you are seeing on your screen, make it a goal to add more to it. Make use of this bearish movements and accumulate bitcoin.

I agree in spirit. However, the main problem is, most people don’t have any cash positions and that’s why they get anxiety when btc drops a lot. Some of them don’t even do spot trading, they have leveraged positions and that’s why makes everything much worse. At least spot traders hodl something no matter how much it drops and btc always recovers from its crashes so they don’t lose anything. Leverage traders lose everything in a matter of seconds irreversibly during volatile market conditions.

That’s why I suggest a more balanced approach and it is not only btc + cash. Buy some stocks, phys metals, bonds, etf’s. If you do that you’ll have a solid portfolio that can shelter you from anything. You will be invincible.

[Agbe]

Snip.

It's not as easy as it sounds, as not everyone has passive income. I've invested in Bitcoin, but my financial situation hasn't always been favorable. I invest whenever I have extra cash, sometimes every two weeks, once a month, or even once every three months, at varying times. I don't know how long my investment will last, but so far I've tried to resist the temptation to touch it.

You should not make the mistake of selling your Bitcoin due to your current financial situation as you will reap the benefits in the coming days. But Bitcoin is something that should be invested with your spear money not money that you should use in running your daily life.Because when you use the money that you supposed to use for other things and invest in Bitcoin things will be somehow not be good for you, because it will take time before you can get your profits which will definitely affect the other aspects of your life.

[john_egbert]

You should not make the mistake of selling your Bitcoin due to your current financial situation as you will reap the benefits in the coming days. But Bitcoin is something that should be invested with your spear money not money that you should use in running your daily life.Because when you use the money that you supposed to use for other things and invest in Bitcoin things will be somehow not be good for you, because it will take time before you can get your profits which will definitely affect the other aspects of your life.

4 to 5 years, depending where we are at the current cycle.

Nothing will go wrong as long as the person who goes into BTC understands everything that may happen with his coins during his hodling process.

[Fivestar4everMVP]

When you see the bitcoin market declining it is natural to think about the money you are holding and it can be anxiety inducing to see it keep declining. But instead of worrying, I just say that I will just buy more so I will have more segments of bitcoin. I know bitcoin will eventually recover anyway. Basically if you do not like the numbers you are seeing on your screen, make it a goal to add more to it. Make use of this bearish movements and accumulate bitcoin.

Definitely the best thing any body out there with the goal of holding bitcoin for the long haul can do but what about those with limited finance? What exactly can they do for them to feel satisfied like those who instead of worrying, bought more bitcoins and are ok.?

The above is what I think we should be talking about more because it's very easy for most of us to scream "buy more, buy more", but we forget or simply ignore the fact that some people may at that time the price of Bitcoin is down; have any extra fund they could spend to buy more..
What I usually suggest for those who lack the financial capacity to buy more bitcoin everytime the price of Bitcoin drops, is for them to buy bitcoin, move to a private wallet, secure their keys or seedphrase in a very safe and private place, then forget about the coin and deleting the wallets apps from their phones and other devices they use to access the net, this helps alot, you focus more on what is more important than focus on the market you have no power to change.

[salad daging]

I agree in spirit. However, the main problem is, most people don’t have any cash positions and that’s why they get anxiety when btc drops a lot. Some of them don’t even do spot trading, they have leveraged positions and that’s why makes everything much worse. At least spot traders hodl something no matter how much it drops and btc always recovers from its crashes so they don’t lose anything. Leverage traders lose everything in a matter of seconds irreversibly during volatile market conditions.

That’s why I suggest a more balanced approach and it is not only btc + cash. Buy some stocks, phys metals, bonds, etf’s. If you do that you’ll have a solid portfolio that can shelter you from anything. You will be invincible.

Not all investors are ready with cash, sometimes they only have finances that are mediocre with the salary they receive every month, so it is natural that when they own BTC and then see the portfolio drop, they will feel anxious.

Maybe those who trade futures with a high leverage position just want to get a quick profit, but they don't think about risk. Sometimes people like this have been blinded about patience, they just want to play fast - want to be rich or want to be poor because of futures.

For me, I will avoid leveraged positions, and do spot trading only to buy bitcoin for HODL.

[henry_of_skalitz]

^ They either don't understand the risks or understand them fully and go for it anyway, because it's their way of making profit in the space.

They just have more good positions than bad ones.

[ginsan]

That’s where you spot an opportunity, when people start to panic because of FUD. With the recent situation, Bitcoin recovered to 91k then dropped to 85k, so the best thing to do is just accumulate. Short term, you can get some quick profit, but for long-term investors this is another chance to stack more since Bitcoin is basically discounted again.

If you’ve seen Bitcoin’s volatility in the past, there’s really no reason to panic now. It has dumped many times before and it always finds a way to recover.

There is an interesting term in bitcoin investment, when people are afraid and panic out then we go in and when people start to be very greedy then we get out.

But that term only needs to be used for cyclical investors according to the bearish season and bullish season, for people who have long-term goals if people are back to fear and panic selling then we accumulate more, more and more, because that is the power we can use to take advantage in the future.

The sweet fruit will be tasted if grasping and adding more when there is a lot of blood in the market.

[Renampun]

It's not as easy as it sounds, as not everyone has passive income. I've invested in Bitcoin, but my financial situation hasn't always been favorable. I invest whenever I have extra cash, sometimes every two weeks, once a month, or even once every three months, at varying times. I don't know how long my investment will last, but so far I've tried to resist the temptation to touch it.

Each person's financial condition is different, some can consistently invest their money in Bitcoin, but there are also those who can only invest occasionally with small amounts due to limited income or unfavorable finances, there is no compulsion to invest if it is like that because if you force yourself to invest when your financial condition is not yet stable, it will actually make you vulnerable to selling because you need money immediately, it is better to only invest money that you are ready to invest, even if the amount is small and inconsistent, it does not matter what the most important thing is that you're investing within your means and not putting yourself at financial risk.