I am a student but besides my studies I have tuition and I also help my father in his business. I have been trying to buy Bitcoin continuously for several months. Since I do not have to buy anything for myself with my tuition money, I try to buy Bitcoin with most of my tuition money, but now that the market has gone down a bit, I am thinking of something a little different. Several cows have been sold from my father's cattle farm this year and my father has a good amount of money at the moment. I have thought that if the Bitcoin market falls below $50,000 or a little below that, I will buy Bitcoin with some of the money from selling my father's cows and hold it for a long time. Looking at the market chart, I have understood that there have been several changes in the market before and those who bought Bitcoin during those changes have made good profits later. I have already had some discussions with my father about Bitcoin and investing, and after getting the green signal from him, I am feeling more confident about investing this way.
Hopefully, this new investment experience will be good for me.
Your just new on crypto I dont really going to recommend it unless you know what you are doing already, crypto is a very risky investment and if you can't handle it, this was going to be a huge lose for you if things go wrong and you don't know what you are doing, it was really easy to say to invest buy low and sell high then hold for a long term investment but it wasn't easy to do in my experience, I already have years of experience in investing in Bitcoin and holding wasn't really easy for years of investment, depending on your approach my not recommending to buy a huge amount.
Still Bitcoin is probably the best crypto for beginners but if this wasn't your money my only advice is go very slow, dont rush buying a huge amount even if you have the money. I'll probably just go DCA for a long time and accumulate to wait for the good price or see it skyrocket both are still going to be a profit on long term as long as you are going DCA anyway.