Strong Hands are Holding, are we set for the Button?

[SOKO-DEKE]

The early adopters of Bitcoin are still holding their assets to this time will not selling, while the weak investors are selling at a loss, not being able to afford holding for a longer period of time. Now, if the same holders have to continue in this process without selling and eventually imagine a 30-day change, does it signify we are already going to experience the bottom?

One of the major difference between the weak investors and the early Bitcoin adopters is that the weak investors doesn't have that enough confidence in the market as compared to the early adopters. The early adopters understood the market at its infant stage, and they are those who make calculated moves with their holdings in other to make more profit. The early investors sees the bear market as a period to buy/acquire more Bitcoins in a discounted price, while the weak investors fear the loss of their investment capital, and this is a tool used by the early/big investors to shake off the Bitcoin holdings from the hands of the weak investors.

What makes someone a weak investor? It is a lack of knowledge. When someone doesn't have the appropriate knowledge that gives them confidence about a particular thing, they will be weak.So, people who are weak in holding Bitcoin for the long term are often that way because they do not trust Bitcoin. If anyone truly trusts Bitcoin, they are less likely to sell their Bitcoin at the wrong time.

When someone has the right knowledge of Bitcoin and cryptocurrency in general, holding Bitcoin for the long term will be very simple because they know that what it is likely to end up with is a positive result so positive mindset they have toward it. Based on early adopters' experiences, this is what even gives them more confidence to hold, as they continue experiencing positive results from Bitcoin.And sometimes, trying to be too smart is what makes some people weak in holding Bitcoin for the long term. All the time, it is just about trying to target the market, and every investor who does that always ends up making the wrong decision.

[Stable090]

Not everyone is aware of all these. There are lots of people who knows very little about Bitcoin and only invested because of of the success stories of people they have hearing, they are only interested in making fast gains that's why whenever Bitcoin suddenly starts dumping they begin to freak out and panic and in the end they even fail to accomplish their motive of gaining fast profit.

Before you invest in bitcoin, we are suppose to take our time to learn about bitcoin, at least we should learn the basics of bitcoin, and we are not suppose to invest in bitcoin base on success story of other people. If you are investing, make sure you do your research, and you should also know that bitcoin investment is not a thing which you will do, and you going to expect fast profits, it’s not really going to be possible.

When we are investing, don’t invest base on what you see on social media, those people are just going to mislead you, because they just looking for audience. Make sure you have at least little knowledge about bitcoin before investing, then with time you can continue learning more about bitcoin. Before investing we should learn about bitcoin volatility, so that we not going to panic so much after buying bitcoin and the price starts dumping.

[DubemIfedigbo001]

One of the major difference between the weak investors and the early Bitcoin adopters is that the weak investors doesn't have that enough confidence in the market as compared to the early adopters. The early adopters understood the market at its infant stage, and they are those who make calculated moves with their holdings in other to make more profit. The early investors sees the bear market as a period to buy/acquire more Bitcoins in a discounted price, while the weak investors fear the loss of their investment capital, and this is a tool used by the early/big investors to shake off the Bitcoin holdings from the hands of the weak investors.

I doubt most early investors are still buying dips until now, unless of course those who sold off their holdings for smaller profits along the way. Most early investors are living off their portfolio as at now. For early investors that are holders, they're more interested in good portfolio management and sustainable  withdrawal approaches which includes selling at the top, to convert little quantities for higher prices and holding through the bear cycle until the prices recover well before taking some more profits in order to ensure they keep getting the best value from their portfolio.

[Johnlomape]

One of the major difference between the weak investors and the early Bitcoin adopters is that the weak investors doesn't have that enough confidence in the market as compared to the early adopters. The early adopters understood the market at its infant stage, and they are those who make calculated moves with their holdings in other to make more profit. The early investors sees the bear market as a period to buy/acquire more Bitcoins in a discounted price, while the weak investors fear the loss of their investment capital, and this is a tool used by the early/big investors to shake off the Bitcoin holdings from the hands of the weak investors.

I doubt most early investors are still buying dips until now, unless of course those who sold off their holdings for smaller profits along the way. Most early investors are living off their portfolio as at now. For early investors that are holders, they're more interested in good portfolio management and sustainable  withdrawal approaches which includes selling at the top, to convert little quantities for higher prices and holding through the bear cycle until the prices recover well before taking some more profits in order to ensure they keep getting the best value from their portfolio.

We are not really in the dip market for now seeing the price of Bitcoin at $80k. Anyone that is selling their Bitcoin portfolios at this early stage of the market will end up regretting later why they ever sold. I am very sure that the price of Bitcoin is going to pump more than what we are seeing for now. We should be ready for what will be happening later since is like the price of Bitcoin is going to pump more than what we are seeing. Investors don't have to bother too much about the dip even if Bitcoin may be dropping later to pump later.

[Zackz5000]

What makes someone a weak investor? It is a lack of knowledge. When someone doesn't have the appropriate knowledge that gives them confidence about a particular thing, they will be weak.So, people who are weak in holding Bitcoin for the long term are often that way because they do not trust Bitcoin. If anyone truly trusts Bitcoin, they are less likely to sell their Bitcoin at the wrong time.

I agree with you on this, lack of knowledge and the right information about Bitcoin makes most investors loss money in their investment, you can't be a trader and you are not expecting to loss money, during when this thread was created i believe Bitcoin price was still very low and those with no right knowledge about Bitcoin investment sold at lost, Bitcoin has this volatility of it price going up and down when it goes down common sense should also tell you that that the price will still go up again, i believe those that has this knowledge of Bitcoin volatility wouldn't panic and sell when the price of Bitcoin is seriously at Dip. Investors that has trust in Bitcoin wouldn't sell at Dip instead they will accumulate more Bitcoin and hold for long.

[Futurexxx]

I doubt most early investors are still buying dips until now, unless of course those who sold off their holdings for smaller profits along the way. Most early investors are living off their portfolio as at now. For early investors that are holders, they're more interested in good portfolio management and sustainable  withdrawal approaches which includes selling at the top, to convert little quantities for higher prices and holding through the bear cycle until the prices recover well before taking some more profits in order to ensure they keep getting the best value from their portfolio.

I think that you are making assumptions here because a large majority of early investors sold off too early, and are mostly living in deep regret that they did not hold it strong up to this day, which would have made them a millionaire by now.
It's only few of those early investors are still holding and making best use of their portfolio now, so it's wrong to just conclude that most early investors are living off their portfolio as at now, because it's only a few of them that are still holding up til now.

Most of the holders today are not early investors, they are investors that started investing from 2016 when Bitcoin did the big jump, which opened the eyes of many that were earlier blinded of the opportunity in it.

[Sticky Bomb]

I think that you are making assumptions here because a large majority of early investors sold off too early, and are mostly living in deep regret that they did not hold it strong up to this day, which would have made them a millionaire by now.
It's only few of those early investors are still holding and making best use of their portfolio now, so it's wrong to just conclude that most early investors are living off their portfolio as at now, because it's only a few of them that are still holding up til now.

These are your assumptions as well, unless you've valid data to prove it, and guess what? This is speculations board, so anyone is free to make assumptions on what has been and what's to become of Bitcoin. They're all facts until proven to be truth. There are lots of dormant wallets which haven't moved in a long time and we cannot for sure tell if it's lost coins or belongings to early investors, so there's no way to prove most of them dumped their coins, we'll keep speculating.

Most of the holders today are not early investors, they are investors that started investing from 2016 when Bitcoin did the big jump, which opened the eyes of many that were earlier blinded of the opportunity in it.

Are holders from 2016 not early investors in 2026?

[Shineup]

What makes someone a weak investor? It is a lack of knowledge. When someone doesn't have the appropriate knowledge that gives them confidence about a particular thing, they will be weak.So, people who are weak in holding Bitcoin for the long term are often that way because they do not trust Bitcoin. If anyone truly trusts Bitcoin, they are less likely to sell their Bitcoin at the wrong time.

I agree with you on this, lack and knowledge and right information about Bitcoin makes most investors loss money in their investment, you can't be a trader and you are not expecting to loss money, during when this thread was created i believe Bitcoin price was still very low and those with no right knowledge about Bitcoin investment sold at lost, Bitcoin has this volatility of it price going up and down when it goes down common sense should also tell you that that the price will still go up again, i believe those that has this knowledge of Bitcoin volatility wouldn't panic and sell when the price of Bitcoin is seriously at Dip. Investors that has trust in Bitcoin wouldn't sell at Dip instead they will accumulate more Bitcoin and hold for long.

I am beginning to understand that there are difference between having a knowledge and application of that knowledge, alot of people have this awareness and knowledge of Bitcoin being volatile but what they lack is it's application in their investment decision. Knowledge wise some people are not weak while when it comes to applying it they are weak, they are emotion driven and refused to do what they actually knew is the right thing to do.
Bitcoin should be approached with full chest and much as pretty ready for the ups and downs which should not influence your genuine intention.

[Derekfunds]

We are not really in the dip market for now seeing the price of Bitcoin at $80k. Anyone that is selling their Bitcoin portfolios at this early stage of the market will end up regretting later why they ever sold. I am very sure that the price of Bitcoin is going to pump more than what we are seeing for now. We should be ready for what will be happening later since is like the price of Bitcoin is going to pump more than what we are seeing. Investors don't have to bother too much about the dip even if Bitcoin may be dropping later to pump later.

Since Bitcoin is considered a very volatile asset therefore anything is possible meaning that Bitcoin can go down from this current price at any given time and it can also pump from this current price too but that should not be a major challenge since we are aware of this and decided to venture into it. However, our major concern should be how we can accumulate a large portion of this asset because it is always great and interesting when we have something relevant in a good or large quantity.

[Bigjoe33]

The early adopters of Bitcoin are still holding their assets to this time will not selling, while the weak investors are selling at a loss, not being able to afford holding for a longer period of time. Now, if the same holders have to continue in this process without selling and eventually imagine a 30-day change, does it signify we are already going to experience the bottom?

One of the major difference between the weak investors and the early Bitcoin adopters is that the weak investors doesn't have that enough confidence in the market as compared to the early adopters. The early adopters understood the market at its infant stage, and they are those who make calculated moves with their holdings in other to make more profit.

The difference is just too clear, the early adopters of Bitcoin have grown tick skin to Bitcoin volatility, plus the fact that they have seen Bitcoin fall and rise over the years, and there is actually no need to be afraid of falls or feel skeptical about buying and still HODLing even in dip period. This is quite different from newbie investors or people who are just in the market newly and have not experienced harsh decline season in Bitcoin. Its not always easy to HODL even in a serious decline season, but those investors would always find a way to remain consistent even when it's clear that we are entering a decline period. It's always believed that after decline, time will come for a bullish moment, and at that time, HODLers will always benefit.