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June 07, 2026, 09:56:45 AM
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Since bitcoin is a volatile asset then you can’t predict what it will be in the future do their is no certainty about it  the truth is if you are investing with the mindset of holding for a long time then you have a high chance of being in a better position, because you are rather focused on building up your assets than thinking about the possibility of it failing you.

I would say no bitcoin have never failed to reward long term investors because even when you have reached your desire target, a good investor can only chose to sell some part of his investment and still continue holding so with that he will only be selling at a favorable time.

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June 07, 2026, 08:26:23 PM
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Most people who say they lost money on Bitcoin were either trying to make quick profit or they were not careful about where they stored it, i can even bet alot of them probably just misplaced access to their money and lost faith in recovering it, like the people who actually sat down, bought and held their Bitcoin patiently and didn't panic during the dips, cause the dips mixed with online scams, that also made people to second guess "online money" but those who actually held are the ones who came out smiling. This exact pattern has repeated itself over and over in Bitcoin's history, I'm sure you can confirm it.

The thing is that you have to allow Bitcoin work for you, you must exercise that patience before you can see good returns else you just become the unfortunate ones in Its history path.

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June 07, 2026, 09:03:37 PM
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Since bitcoin is a volatile asset then you can’t predict what it will be in the future do their is no certainty about it  the truth is if you are investing with the mindset of holding for a long time then you have a high chance of being in a better position, because you are rather focused on building up your assets than thinking about the possibility of it failing you.

I would say no bitcoin have never failed to reward long term investors because even when you have reached your desire target, a good investor can only chose to sell some part of his investment and still continue holding so with that he will only be selling at a favorable time.

Exactly, I like the take profit without selling all your holding part . Many have that mindset of wanting to sell all their bitcoin after reaching their goal , there are principles you can apply when taken profit from bitcoin is for you to figure out which work for you the best .

Though taken full profit (like selling all your holding) won’t be a smart move because there will be a time when $100k will look the recent $10k range , a range that will hard bitcoin to fall back to . So you selling with the aim of buying back will only lead to purchasing at high prices.

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June 07, 2026, 09:03:41 PM
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Bitcoin has never failed those investors who chose to be patient,the only set of individuals that bitcoin keep failing are the ones that have refused to be patient with their bitcoin investment.As it known quite well that they’re weak investors that easily get panicked during bearish periods,there’s absolutely no reason to be overly panicked because when you’re overly panicked you might become a prey to those bitcoin critics on the internet that share false narratives about bitcoin just to gain more followers and likes.So the best thing to do is to just hodl your coins without minding the bear market because bitcoin would definitely pump in the future.

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