Another Generational Wealth Dip Period Or The Beginning Of A Downward Slide?

[Body count4]

If you keep hesitating to enter the market, in the end you will never enter because you keep waiting until the best price you think, but the more you wait, the more likely it is that the price will move away from the point you expect. So instead of hesitating like that, it's better that you do DCA, that way you don't have to guess the best price point for you to enter the market, you can invest regularly and avoid being so pressured to determine the perfect time to buy. It's simpler and you don't have to bother so much just to invest.

Yeah. I've seen several others talk about that. I looked into DCA and it seems like a really good strategy. Consistent. Normally I do invest what I can afford to lose but I wasn't investinh that regularly. Thanks for the advice.

[CryptoYar]

This is bigger than it was in past due to selling by miners and big firms to invest in other areas such as AI, but it is seen as normal by market as selling price stays above long term floor of $58,000.

Best way to handle your risk when everyone is in Extreme Fear is to use method such as Dollar Cost Averaging, which is to buy a small amount now and save cash in case price falls more to $55,000.
Although dollar amounts that are lost are scary, long term buyers are still holding onto their coins, showing that this area of 70,000 dollars is actually good price until market finally fixes itself and moves up.

[Asiska02]

Personally, I'm leaning towards buying a little bit now but also keeping some cash on the side just in case it drops further. I don't want to miss a good price but I also don't want to put everything in if we're only halfway down and lose.

You can’t lose with bitcoin investment, just have in mind that when you don’t sell your assets, your 1BTC=1BTC. When you’re scared of losing too much in the market or not sure of the price to enter the market with because of the volatility of the market, just use the DCA method to accumulate as much as you can. It helps to get you buy at an average price as the market price keeps fluctuating.

Thoughts? For those who've been through this before, The OGs and experts of the game so to say,  does this feel like a normal sale or something worse?

Put it in mind to be the worse, so that whatever the outcome of the market is in months to come from now, you shouldn’t be so surprised about it. The market is not for us to be able to predict well but when we have a prepared mind for what the outcome of the market is going to be, we tend to not get ourselves overthinking over the results we get to see from the market. To me, it’s not a normal sell, a normal one don’t linger on a bearish state for too long like this.

[philipma1957]

Is it just me or does the vibe feel different this time? Watching the bitcoin price drop lately has me second guessing things. One day it looks like a great deal, and the next day it feels like it might just keep sliding down for a while. I’m trying to decide if I should put more money in now or wait to see if it hits a lower point which would be more beneficial to me. It’s hard to tell if this is just a quick dip or the start of a much longer move down. Personally, I'm leaning towards buying a little bit now but also keeping some cash on the side just in case it drops further. I don't want to miss a good price but I also don't want to put everything in if we're only halfway down and lose. Thoughts? For those who've been through this before, The OGs and experts of the game so to say,  does this feel like a normal sale or something worse?

Do a dca

Do a ladder down buy.

100 a week dca for 20 weeks

Do a ladder down buy  100 each

65k
64k
63k
62k
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58k
57k
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55k
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46k


This would be 2000+2000=4000

If prices drop steady

Or this would be 2000 if prices start rising today


There is a chance you could spend a number in between 2000 and 4000. If the ladder down reaches 60k or 58k but not 46k

[rbynxx]

Is it just me or does the vibe feel different this time? Watching the bitcoin price drop lately has me second guessing things. One day it looks like a great deal, and the next day it feels like it might just keep sliding down for a while. I’m trying to decide if I should put more money in now or wait to see if it hits a lower point which would be more beneficial to me. It’s hard to tell if this is just a quick dip or the start of a much longer move down. Personally, I'm leaning towards buying a little bit now but also keeping some cash on the side just in case it drops further. I don't want to miss a good price but I also don't want to put everything in if we're only halfway down and lose. Thoughts? For those who've been through this before, The OGs and experts of the game so to say,  does this feel like a normal sale or something worse?

For now there's hope after that rebound more like a 30% great for a generational wealth dip period. I think it's make sense to have that expectation this considering crypto fuck it up for the past months and no clear sign it will rebound. Try a thing that lets you buy in a DCA approach if you're thinking the long game and probably don't go all in to alts as it has more chance for some fuckery. Who knows tbh?

[yixichloro2xx]

For me this dip look more as an opportunity for us to accumulate more. But just aggressively instead slowly using your DCA funds instead of trying to guess the perfect dip to buy . Since the market is still dipping accumulating more will increase your position size. Using DCA funds remove unnecessary emotions, and This helps you avoid fear when price drops and greed when price rises. So  just follow your idea of buying bit when if it's $10,$20 or more. Just don't use the money that you can't afford lose.