Shift your perspective

[Johnlomape]

Shift your perspective in other to break new grounds, we can't continue to do same things for long and expect something new or different to applies to us, until we apply a critical thinking, things may not really change for us as we wanted, it is also expected that we apply same changes to have the benefits of being dynamic in our way of positive thinking.

Buying Bitcoin doesn't need to change because it's the same thing and will continue to repeat itself, but it's not a bad thing because we don't know what will happen in the future. The perspective that needs to change is to do nothing when the situation is favorable, such as buying when the market price is falling, rather than sitting back and complaining.
Buying Bitcoin in the hope of future change is not a bad thing.

Buying Bitcoin is a form of investments and people need to invest their money so that they can become comfortable in the next few years coming, seeing there investment getting matured with lot of profits. Since no situation can be permanent because we must have seen people growing from being broke to being rich and also seeing rich people becoming broke due to failed investments they must have involved themselves.

The perspective of winning is purely investment and people that are successful have made this an habit to invest their money so that they can get more from their investments. Buying Bitcoin and holding is also one of the lucrative investments I know about that is profitable.

[Odogwu-Blockchain]

Shift your perspective in other to break new grounds, we can't continue to do same things for long and expect something new or different to applies to us, until we apply a critical thinking, things may not really change for us as we wanted, it is also expected that we apply same changes to have the benefits of being dynamic in our way of positive thinking.

I usually tell my students to build the quantity of Bitcoin as a priority not the value of Bitcoin. No matter the price of Bitcoin, the value will fluctuate up and down but the quantity of Bitcoin remains the same.

So making sure every fraction of Bitcoin is added to the previous quantity consistently matter how little it may be, that should be the goal, not minding the value in dollar or Fiat.

That is the perfect perspective I've been leaving with, that literally helps my life and my students that listens to me.

[Japinat]

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.

Nothing's new with bitcoin, it will always have its own time to dump its price, and later on pump its price. That's how how bitcoin works, now if you can't ride with that, you'll definitely be at loss, just like newbies entering the market without even knowing how to deal instances like this.

Bitcoin will not stay on a low price forever, it will always find its way to recover, so why decide to panic sell? Instead, see that as an opportunity to increase the amount of your bitcoin portfolio, because that's what a wise investor should do when he is seeing the market isn't favorable to sell.

[CageMabok]

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Buying Bitcoin doesn't need to change because it's the same thing and will continue to repeat itself, but it's not a bad thing because we don't know what will happen in the future. The perspective that needs to change is to do nothing when the situation is favorable, such as buying when the market price is falling, rather than sitting back and complaining.
Buying Bitcoin in the hope of future change is not a bad thing.

I also often see dips as a good opportunity to capitalize on, especially for those who haven't bought Bitcoin at a high price, so they can jump in when they see the price drop. For example, right now, the entry point for buying Bitcoin is around $89,000 to $90,000, which is a very good price point, as it's still quite low compared to prices a little further away, like $120,000+. So, in this case, I also agree with your idea that everyone shouldn't sit around doing nothing, but rather buy Bitcoin while the opportunity at this low price is still there and visible in the market.

[Hypnosis00]

You cannot apply it directly to newbies because they aren't that flexible enough to control their emotions when they are seeing their investment is dropping in value. Instead, they will resort into panicking, and that's okay but as long as they never end up selling their coins, losses will not be realized.

However, if you are just a newbie when it comes to bitcoin investment but you have already gained sufficient amount of knowledge about bitcoin, then shifting your perspective will not be hard to do so. You know how bitcoin works in the market, so its already easy for you to embrace it when bear market happens as you have known it it's  only temporary, bitcoin price will eventually bounce back again.

[AprilioMP]

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Change your perspective when buying Bitcoin not for the short term but for the long term like planting coffee beans to harvest in the future. Coffee trees take a long time to bear fruit, but we can harvest them repeatedly even until our children can enjoy the results. The same applies to the potential of investing in Bitcoin. When investing in Bitcoin, we must prepare everything, such as an emergency fund and a DCA to reap the rewards in the future.

Short term is not my goal. Maybe you are also the same in setting goals for purchasing Bitcoin. Do not yet have reliable skills in trading. My version of the short term lies in other types of investment such as gold because I can cash in gold one day without touching Bitcoin. It's like I used it as a reserve fund.
The parable of the coffee plant that you expressed is too theoretical. Is there anything simpler that could be used as a parable?
I want to say, don't read negative news too often because it can make your state of mind panic.

[JaredIbrahim]

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.

Perspective is everything. Newbies see a crashing price, OGs see a cheaper entry point. The key is believing "bitcoin will eventually recover anyway." If you don't genuinely believe that, then dips are just scary. If you do, they're an opportunity. Simple but not easy.

[goro_chief]

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 get the logic, but telling people to ignore red numbers can lead to denial. Markets stay bearish longer than expected sometimes. Accumulating is fine, but it shouldn’t turn into catching a falling knife without limits.

[Oluwa-btc]

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.

Exactly that's the spirit, keeping hope alive and taking advantage of every chances it's what results to bigger things and that's more reason mindset and perspective matters in everyway, you can go in with a positive mindsets and cause of a decline you decide to shift the perspective of using that medium wisely to hold nore Bitcoin inoder to generate wealth in the long run. If anyone is not ready to face their fears of the risks and loses of the Bitcoin market then they shouldn't bother going into it.

[goro_chief]

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.

Ngl, “it will recover anyway” can be dangerous if taken literally. BTC has strong fundamentals, but markets don’t owe us anything. Conviction should come from understanding, not just hope

[Mame89]

Every time Bitcoin dips, people act like the world is ending. I get it seeing the value drop can freak anyone out, but that panic usually blinds them to the opportunities right in front of them. Those sudden drops are often the best moments to stack more BTC, because that’s when the long-term gains are basically on sale. The uncertainty feels scary, but it’s also what makes those dips so valuable if you know how to use them. Instead of stressing over the red charts, I just see them as a chance to grow my position.

That's why it's important to change your perspective on Bitcoin so that when a decline occurs, you don't panic. Instead it will make you more enthusiastic about buying more, as it presents an opportunity to acquire more Bitcoin. You must be able to change your perspective on Bitcoin as an opportunity under any circumstances, because Bitcoin's price will always be like that when there's a decline, there's bound to be another rise. So there's no need to panic when a correction occurs as that will waste your opportunity.

It's certainly not easy to change your perspective on Bitcoin which is why you need to learn more about Bitcoin. It's best to understand Bitcoin thoroughly. This way you'll have confidence and no doubts about Bitcoin.

[summonerrk]

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.

Diversification is necessary and important, especially in such an uncertain phase of Bitcoin's growth as it is now (with a local decline). This is an extremely unusual end to the year, and it's unclear how it will end. There was a trend that began in 2023 and has been growing strongly and irreversibly, with no corrections at all.
This was strange and unnatural, and usually a clear sign of a bubble, and in our case, it's the AI ​​bubble that's being discussed in all the crypto podcasts and articles on Bitcoin expert sites.

[Jatiluhung]

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 we focus too much on the value of bitcoin, which is bound to fluctuate rapidly, then yes, anxiety will arise. So personally, I prefer to have specific targets. For example, this year my target is to accumulate 0.1 BTC. When I focus on this goal, even when the market is down and the price of Bitcoin continues to fall, it sometimes brings me joy because I can accumulate more Bitcoin at a lower price. However, at the beginning, I was too focused on the value alone without considering the number of Bitcoin I owned. So, when I saw the market fluctuating rapidly, it sometimes disrupted my thoughts, even while I was working. I remedy this by reminding myself that my goal is still far off because it's for the long term, and I don't need to worry about the current price. Unless I try to take advantage of volatility by selling when it reaches an all-time high and buying it back when the market corrects, so I can accumulate more Bitcoin that way. But I don't recommend it.

[bubilas]

That mindset helps a lot tbh. If you already believe in BTC long term, dips are just discounts. As long as you’re not using rent money, accumulating during bearish phases makes sense. DCA takes a lot of the stress out of watching the charts.

This is because Bitcoin has already hit its all-time highs many times, and I see no reason why it wouldn't do so again. Right now, there are simply discounts, essentially a Christmas sale, before the price starts to rise again. Everyone is afraid of an IT bubble, so major players are exiting the market as it approaches new heights. But you'll see that as soon as Nvidia reassesses its finances and reallocates them, the fear of a bubble will subside and the market will begin a new growth phase.

[Betwrong]

~ This is because Bitcoin has already hit its all-time highs many times, and I see no reason why it wouldn't do so again. Right now, there are simply discounts, essentially a Christmas sale, before the price starts to rise again. Everyone is afraid of an IT bubble, so major players are exiting the market as it approaches new heights. But you'll see that as soon as Nvidia reassesses its finances and reallocates them, the fear of a bubble will subside and the market will begin a new growth phase.

My thoughts exactly. If something happened many times along many years it is very likely that it will happen again. People thought that $1 was the last ATH, then thought the same about $1,200 and then about $20,000 and yet there were new ATHs as we all know. And I share all your thoughts regarding what will cause the approaching growth. Maybe it's too optimistic and in reality the next ATH will happen 2 years from now, but I'm an optimist.

[rachael9385]

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.

Those that have foresight don't look at the temporary decline state of the market and start to have doubts instead they see it as an opportunity to accumulate more and add to their assets knowing that Bitcoin would eventually do well in the future. A lot of people don't even invest to wait for the return of the nearest future they are holding bitcoin for as long as 10 to 20 years from now because it has lots of potentials

[justdimin]

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.

Those that have foresight don't look at the temporary decline state of the market and start to have doubts instead they see it as an opportunity to accumulate more and add to their assets knowing that Bitcoin would eventually do well in the future. A lot of people don't even invest to wait for the return of the nearest future they are holding bitcoin for as long as 10 to 20 years from now because it has lots of potentials

This has been the way many people made money from crypto for many years. Obviously the returns aren't as big as it used to be, we are not getting that 100x some tokens had, or even 10x from coins.

However that still doesn't matter because we are getting good results if we buy from the low and sell from the top. Just to give an example, the lowest bitcoin has been in was slightly under 16k, so lets take it at 16k as the bottom for 2022 and the peak of 2025 has been 126k and that difference alone is 7.8x and that is awesome return for an investment.

[Stablexcoin]

Perspective is everything. Newbies see a crashing price, OGs see a cheaper entry point. The key is believing "bitcoin will eventually recover anyway." If you don't genuinely believe that, then dips are just scary. If you do, they're an opportunity. Simple but not easy.

This is the best perspective to view the market, those who don't understand the market panic when the price comes down, while experienced investors understanding perfect timing of the market with FOMO will take on the bold step of acquiring portions of Bitcoin. Buying at the top can be manageable, but the best time to buy aggressively is during market dip, spread over several down price.

[slapper]

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 we focus too much on the value of bitcoin, which is bound to fluctuate rapidly, then yes, anxiety will arise. So personally, I prefer to have specific targets. For example, this year my target is to accumulate 0.1 BTC. When I focus on this goal, even when the market is down and the price of Bitcoin continues to fall, it sometimes brings me joy because I can accumulate more Bitcoin at a lower price. However, at the beginning, I was too focused on the value alone without considering the number of Bitcoin I owned. So, when I saw the market fluctuating rapidly, it sometimes disrupted my thoughts, even while I was working. I remedy this by reminding myself that my goal is still far off because it's for the long term, and I don't need to worry about the current price. Unless I try to take advantage of volatility by selling when it reaches an all-time high and buying it back when the market corrects, so I can accumulate more Bitcoin that way. But I don't recommend it.

Focusing on the accumulation instead of the valuation is how people related to wealth before the time price tickers existed. Farmers counted harvests, not fluctuating prices of grains. The psychological peace you came up with isn't new. We just forgot about it when we invented real-time pricing.

But you're not happy from volatility, you've just displaced your point of exposure. Right now accumulating during dips is good because you believe in long term appreciation. If the price of Bitcoin trends towards zero in 5 years, the "stacking more units" frame ceases to be comfortable and begins to be a cope.

And that casual dismissal of trading volatility at the end. You don't recommend it but you did describe exactly why it would work. The reason you don't do it is that it's not because it's wrong, it's because it's difficult and will destroy your psychological peace. Which lends itself to the idea that the real value isn't accumulation efficiency. It's mental sustainability.

So are you optimizing for Bitcoin accumulation, or for a relationship with money which does not make you miserable? Those may not be the same thing.

[Botnake]

Perspective is everything. Newbies see a crashing price, OGs see a cheaper entry point. The key is believing "bitcoin will eventually recover anyway." If you don't genuinely believe that, then dips are just scary. If you do, they're an opportunity. Simple but not easy.

This is the best perspective to view the market, those who don't understand the market panic when the price comes down, while experienced investors understanding perfect timing of the market with FOMO will take on the bold step of acquiring portions of Bitcoin. Buying at the top can be manageable, but the best time to buy aggressively is during market dip, spread over several down price.

Those who have studied the history of bitcoin or have been exposed to it will spot an opportunity to buy more bitcoin but those who have not will remain to be fearful and will surely miss again another market opportunity.

What you believe you understand, what you don't believe you don't understand, so if you think you are not yet hopeful that bitcoin price will recover again, just think again why you've been here in the market patiently waiting as to when the market will favor you.