The fluctuation in bitcoin price and its effects on traders and new user.

[Boldfx]

At this point if I wasn't a user already, I won't experience this current stage of rising and falling of bitcoin price  as a New user, at this point where big traders,investors and of course the general crypto market are loosing big because of the fluctuation, New users like myself use this time to understand how much impact can be made in every users life both positive and negative as far as the bitcoin market is concerned.
Secondly following the news thread on how several investors are being challenged in different ways due to the crashing of the bitcoin market price, me being a new user and at all point I'm on my list checking how much have dropped or how much has added makes me wonder sometimes about those who have trillions what will they be doing currently, it depends to me I see bitcoin as a lifting hand in the nearest future so the rising and falling isn't really affecting my mental health since all I'm doing right now is saving for the future, I'll love to know your say on this.

[Josefjix]

You feel that those investing with trillions are using funds they are not afford to loss to get in, what if I told you that's their least amount of funds in their portfolio, you bothered about them because you cannot afford to loss that amount. You are also only comfortable with your savings because you are using funds you could afford to loss.

No matter how rising and falling of Bitcoin price, it doesn't really matter except you get panic and sell off some quantity at loss, that is not the challenge, the major priority is been able to keep holding, both traders and new users.

[Stalker22]

To be honest, you sound like a total tourist.  You are watching these price drops like they are a TV show because you havent actually bled in a multi-year bear market yet.

First, get your numbers straight: nobody has "trillions" in Bitcoin - the entire market cap barely hits that.  Second, those "big traders" you think are losing money?  Well, think again.  They are not some newbies panicking. They create these fluctuations specifically to shake out clueless retail buyers like you so they can buy your "liquidity" on the cheap.  You are not "learning" anything; you are just exit liquidity in training.

[Sammye3]

Bitcoin investment should be done with full consent and understanding, not under pressure or fear of missing out. Investing in Bitcoin with the wrong mentality would always end in regrets and unrealized targets. For you, DCA strategy would be the best method to keep track and reduce any need for urgent finances and force sell.

Be rest assured that Bitcoin investment is a long term investment, and you might not see returns within the short while as it's in its consolidation phase. It is advised to risk what you can always afford to lose, do not invest more than you spend, have the knowledge that Bitcoin investment is not get-rich scheme and the market could go against you.

Traders and investors are different and are classified separately. Traders trade with Bitcoin's volatility and that is the concept for a good trade. During consolidation phase, most traders take a rest from trading as there are little market movement during this time and it is safe to stay clear than get caught up in the market.

[Boldfx]

To be honest, you sound like a total tourist.  You are watching these price drops like they are a TV show because you havent actually bled in a multi-year bear market yet.

to be honest I took my time to laugh after reading this from you its sounds as if you're the one watching my heart on TV cuz you said it all, I'm actually a new user who is beginning love and have more value for the little I have I really have a lot of work to do teaching all that my life can influence
The things shared enlightened me more, learning something about bitcoin daily is necessary as the bitcoin itself is a continuous knowledge  

[Zaguru12]

You feel that those investing with trillions are using funds they are not afford to loss to get in, what if I told you that's their least amount of funds in their portfolio, you bothered about them because you cannot afford to loss that amount. You are also only comfortable with your savings because you are using funds you could afford to loss.

The question is, those using this huge amount to invest into bitcoin is that an amount they can afford to lose because even if it is one of their lowest amounts they definitely can not be afford to lose this amount of money. I think your guess of trillions invested by others is actually an amount way off because one trillion dollars in current bitcoin markets is actually half of the total supply of bitcoin (approximately 11 million bitcoin) and there is absolutely no one that actually holds or can ever holds this amount of bitcoin, this highest holder is Satoshi with around a million bitcoin.

Also this huge amount we see investing into bitcoin are mostly not form a single entity but rather from an institution like bitcoin ETFs which are others funds and not for the institution only and this are people who actually invest huge amount that the post you quoted was referring to

[Gozie51]

Secondly following the news thread on how several investors are being challenged in different ways due to the crashing of the bitcoin market price, me being a new user and at all point I'm on my list checking how much have dropped or how much has added makes me wonder sometimes about those who have trillions what will they be doing currently, it depends to me I see bitcoin as a lifting hand in the nearest future so the rising and falling isn't really affecting my mental health since all I'm doing right now is saving for the future, I'll love to know your say on this.

You have to decide the kind of investment that you want to do with bitcoin, whether short term or long term because it seem as if you are getting yourself worked up with the unstoppable movement of bitcoin up and down. Usually, if you are investing on a long time then you don't need that kind of steady monitoring, you can set your target area and allow price to get there. Except you are trading like spots then you want to recheck on price every now and then.

Understand it that bitcoin is a volatile asset that has a steady movement of price and watching it can get you emotional to cut short your suppose profit when it has not really gotten to your target area. The best way to go about your investment is to set your target area and then get busy with other things you have to do.

[xbetz.io]

Volatility matters less than time horizon and position sizing. For new users, the biggest risk isn’t price swings, it’s emotional decision-making during them. Short-term fluctuations shake confidence but long-term conviction is built by understanding why volatility exists in the first place.

Traders experience volatility as opportunity. New users experience it as stress. The difference is expectations, not intelligence. Saving with money you can afford to hold through drawdowns changes the entire experience.

[Upgrade00]

<snip> makes me wonder sometimes about those who have trillions what will they be doing currently

Anyone who invests takes up the risk of the investment. The higher they put in, the more experience I expect from them, they should also have a sound investment strategy to protect themselves during down turns.

Of course no one has trillions in Bitcoin, it is just shy of a 2 trillion dollar total market cap

[coolcoinz]

If you have to check the price a few times a day you're too profit-oriented, OP.

Holding bitcoin should not be the main part of your life. It should not make or break your day. It's just an asset.
When you buy a car, or a house, do you check its price every day? Of course not. You just enjoy life!

I don't really care whether bitcoin is at 89 or 99k - I'm not selling at these levels so it doesn't concern me.

[Cryptomultiplier]

Since you do not experience FOMO because you understand that the Bitcoin market is a flunctuating one because of volatilities, then you made the wise choice to DCA or save.

As a newbie holder, you may still need to understand that the way to make best returns from your savings, is to hold up to a decade, so that in case of shortterm holdings you do wail at the little returns on investment you get.

To save BTC also has tips to follow so as to stay profitable and it may include you save up to 0.1% before moving it at once to a hardware wallet, so as to bypass huge fees that may amount to much if you send only sats from an exchange to a hardware wallet just like that.

[RealNoblee]

The fluctuating price of Bitcoin has significant effects on investors amd new users, the wider financial market, and its practical use as a currency. The primary effects include both important opportunities for gain and exposure to significant risks and instability.

Furthermore it exposes investors to a substantial risk of losing their entire investment.
This can bring panic to selling off during sharp downturns,

[Rruchi man]

Secondly following the news thread on how several investors are being challenged in different ways due to the crashing of the bitcoin market price, me being a new user and at all point I'm on my list checking how much have dropped or how much has added makes me wonder sometimes about those who have trillions what will they be doing currently,

You are still a new user; perhaps that is the reason you are still following up with the rise and fall in the value of bitcoins closely. As time goes on, maybe you will develop a stronger mind towards your investments because if you don't, you will never be able to hodl for a long period of time to actually benefit from it.

If your emotions are never becoming balanced, it is a pointer that you are investing more than you can afford to lose.

[Rgram]

You feel that those investing with trillions are using funds they are not afford to loss to get in, what if I told you that's their least amount of funds in their portfolio, you bothered about them because you cannot afford to loss that amount. You are also only comfortable with your savings because you are using funds you could afford to loss.

Certainly there are those that earn a lot of money from their many investments and business ventures. Even then, I don’t think trillions in dollars is actually any amount of money that anyone would afford to lose. People loose those amounts or can actually loose them but, they don’t do so with a smile on their faces or be nonchalant about it. When you lose such amount in an investment, you would want to take steps to remedy it or get your money back, that’s to say, you aren’t comfortable loosing said amount.