Are we all talk?

[cocadalcan]

The real ones know that the best time to buy bitcoin is when it is cheap and not when it is at its peak. Because of this there are people who go against the masses and instead buy even when the market is glaringly red. But are we all just talk? I think some people are actually quite nervous when the market starts declining no matter what they say since they overthink whether bitcoin's starting to crash. If bitcoin reached $10k, there will be a huge chunk of investors that will not buy but instead will start to get scared.

But know that at this point where a lot of people had already anticipated a bear market, the price being around $70k is not that abnormal. If anything, I am wishing for it to drop some more so I can buy more sats. 

When the market seen red digits, there is a difference between those who increase the purchase amount and most of them buy a small amount and some buy more. I think those who do DCA are the right and best investors. Even if the price of Bitcoin starts to decline and gradually decreases to $10k, those investors may not be too worried. If they do, they have an alternative way because most of the investors who do DCA accumulate Bitcoin through discretionary income. If this method is repeated during the market decline, the average value of Bitcoin holdings continues to decrease. Investors should not get nervous about the price decline and do DCA aggressively.

[FinneysTrueVision]

The price is close to the level where I wanted to start adding more BTC to my portfolio. Only problem for me is I don’t have enough liquid funds. I can try to exit some other positions to invest more in Bitcoin, but the price can quickly move out of my target range in the process.

Sometimes investors just aren’t prepared to seize these opportunities. It’s not so much that they are talking hot air.

[KiaKia]

Bitcoin is a good long term investment, I won't be scared of buying and holding at any time, but like you have said, some people lacks the knowledge of understanding about Bitcoin,  that's why they are scared when the price start to go down, it's like it's the end of Bitcoin.

If you understand what Bitcoin is really about you will be excited when the price keeps going down, that's going to be a good buying opportunity compared to those who bought the top and hold.

You lose nothing when you buy and hold Bitcoin though, it doesn't matter if you buy high, but buying low just makes more sense in accumulation, either ways you will earn your rewards in the future.

[fikrett]

The price is close to the level where I wanted to start adding more BTC to my portfolio. Only problem for me is I don’t have enough liquid funds. I can try to exit some other positions to invest more in Bitcoin, but the price can quickly move out of my target range in the process.

Sometimes investors just aren’t prepared to seize these opportunities. It’s not so much that they are talking hot air.

Yep, definitely true.

I still hope for you to get that opportunity in reach and be able to stack a bit more going forward.

We are always in a race with our own budget and funds that flow to us

[Itz-prisigold]

I think the real issue is not whether people know when to buy, it is whether they are  prepared for it emotionally. It's easy to say: buy when there is blood on the street, It's easy to say  buy when charts are positive and everyone is feeling good, but the test is when there are bad red candles for weeks and the news is negative, and everyone around starts to question Bitcoin's future.  That is when the theory meets reality.

In my opinion,  getting scared isn’t a lack of knowledge. Getting scared is what stops people from doing something.  Getting scared and the mental overthinking that comes with it stops people from buying these dips, so when people see the market dips for days or weeks,  it causes people to lose confidence and start losing a lot of faith in the market and themselves.

See true accumulation during Dips is less about market knowledge and more about mental discipline, Dips in the market are about the long game, so If you don't really have faith in the fundamental aspects of Bitcoin, every dip will start to feel like the end instead of an opportunity.

In my opinion,  the question is not whether or not other people are investing,  it is whether people can stay mentally calm and suffer through the consequences.

[AprilioMP]

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But know that at this point where a lot of people had already anticipated a bear market, the price being around $70k is not that abnormal. If anything, I am wishing for it to drop some more so I can buy more sats. 

It's never wrong, and I think the decision to buy was the right one even though the market price is currently on the rise. What's not good is when people always have reasons for every desire to buy.
Well, with the market situation as it is now, it's a better time to buy, and perhaps the current market situation will continue for a while, allowing investors to continue to acquire more Bitcoin to put in their wallets and hold.

For you, I don't think I need to explain in detail why this market situation is the best time to make regular purchases because you already have the answer. At the very least, if the price returns to $100k, you can already enjoy the profits from the price recovery.

[Furious 7]

The real ones know that the best time to buy bitcoin is when it is cheap and not when it is at its peak. Because of this there are people who go against the masses and instead buy even when the market is glaringly red. But are we all just talk? I think some people are actually quite nervous when the market starts declining no matter what they say since they overthink whether bitcoin's starting to crash. If bitcoin reached $10k, there will be a huge chunk of investors that will not buy but instead will start to get scared.

When feeling worried it becomes a natural thing because when we deal with money I think surely we will instinctively form a defensive pattern for fear of loss and I don't think there is anything wrong with that, it's just that from the beginning when we dealt with bitcoin I don't think we need to panic too much even if bitcoin crashes like now.
The amount of bitcoin we have is still the same, only the value has shrunk slightly for a while and this will not be a problem because our bitcoin is still the same. We just need to focus on our goals and it would be better to look for gaps to buy if indeed we are able and have the money to add to the portopolio that we currently have.

Now the discount is getting bigger and we just need to bide our time until this bearishness ends and we go bullish because our goal is still ahead and it would be regrettable if we just focus on the shrinkage but give up on it.

[nemesis_incarnate]

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But know that at this point where a lot of people had already anticipated a bear market, the price being around $70k is not that abnormal. If anything, I am wishing for it to drop some more so I can buy more sats. 

It's never wrong, and I think the decision to buy was the right one even though the market price is currently on the rise. What's not good is when people always have reasons for every desire to buy.
Well, with the market situation as it is now, it's a better time to buy, and perhaps the current market situation will continue for a while, allowing investors to continue to acquire more Bitcoin to put in their wallets and hold.

For you, I don't think I need to explain in detail why this market situation is the best time to make regular purchases because you already have the answer. At the very least, if the price returns to $100k, you can already enjoy the profits from the price recovery.

And they will be even bigger when we come full circle and see new ATH eventually.

Accumulation should never stop, if we have a stable source to sustain it. It's like a golden rule.

[macson]

Bitcoin's price can drop at any time due to its volatile nature, but it's important to know that every time Bitcoin drops, it will rebound and continue to reach new highs in the long term. There's no need to panic about this because this has become a normal thing and there is nothing to panic about. On the other hand, if a drop occurs, it often becomes an accumulation opportunity for investors.

Therefore for those who understand and invest long term they won't panic. Instead, they'll accumulate more Bitcoin, viewing it as a discount. Later, when the price of Bitcoin rises, they'll eventually be able to recover their losses.

[hero_the_bossman]

Bitcoin's price can drop at any time due to its volatile nature, but it's important to know that every time Bitcoin drops, it will rebound and continue to reach new highs in the long term. There's no need to panic about this because this has become a normal thing and there is nothing to panic about. On the other hand, if a drop occurs, it often becomes an accumulation opportunity for investors.

Therefore for those who understand and invest long term they won't panic. Instead, they'll accumulate more Bitcoin, viewing it as a discount. Later, when the price of Bitcoin rises, they'll eventually be able to recover their losses.

Only weak hands may drop their processes due to such movements, i didn't see a single person being long enough in the space to view these as something worth noting.