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

[Gaza13]

Nobody knows what the bottom price will be and from my experience the last bear market in 2022, the bottom was in November. This time it can happen before or after November which means that the price will still dip below $57k.

I feel this is the best time to DCA and forget about what the chart is showing because if the bear market is over, you wouldn't get bitcoin at a cheap price like this.

You are absolutely right, no one can predict precisely or accurately when Bitcoin lowest price will be reached. So, what we need to do is prepare our available funds and use them to purchase valuable assets like Bitcoin even though the price of Bitcoin has dropped 50% from its all-time high as of today, there is no need to panic. In fact, this is a golden opportunity for us to buy Bitcoin at a discount taking full advantage of the current moment to acquire it cheaply. Because in the future whether 15 or 20 years from now prices will never return to current levels so, make the very best of this opportunity.

[jcojci]

But maybe not many early adopters are still holding their assets because many of them lost their wallet and can't recover it especially they see the price rising high. If you want to be strong holders, you must had strong hands to hodl your Bitcoin and not panic if the price drops.

We might experiencing the bottom, deeper than the price now but no one know how deep that will be. Read or not, we must set for the buy button if the price drops and if you are investor, you should not panic because you already have seen this happens many times. You will prepares your funds and set your target price to buy and hodl so nothing to be worried.

[Marvelockg]

Obviously, not everyone will be holding at the same time; not every investor will be selling. This is why we have both the giant holders who are whales/Institutional investors, and we also have the small-scale investors or individuals.

Holding through times of bear is not for everyone including the ones that are quick to ascert that they are capable of holding through all the downs and ups that they are expected to experience on Thier way yo reaching Thier investment goal.

The best way to remain consistent in holding even in times when a lot of people are selling is to treat your investment as though it's not yours. By that, it means that regardless of the quantity of bitcoin you're holding, as the value goes down, reduce how often you take a lot at it and instead, increase on your accumulation stack. If you've agreed that you're only going to touch your holding after a set out year when bitcoin must have gotten to a particular value, just stay true to that plan and don't be pushed to selling too soon or else you risk selling at a loss and leaving in regret ever after.

[coinrifft]

Obviously, not everyone will be holding at the same time; not every investor will be selling. This is why we have both the giant holders who are whales/Institutional investors, and we also have the small-scale investors or individuals.

The best way to remain consistent in holding even in times when a lot of people are selling is to treat your investment as though it's not yours. By that, it means that regardless of the quantity of bitcoin you're holding, as the value goes down, reduce how often you take a lot at it and instead, increase on your accumulation stack. If you've agreed that you're only going to touch your holding after a set out year when bitcoin must have gotten to a particular value, just stay true to that plan and don't be pushed to selling too soon or else you risk selling at a loss and leaving in regret ever after.

If we are going back and look at history, yes, we have seen those individuals that sold early regret their decision. But those who didn't and who went thru hell in the bear market and just continue to buy and take the risk is big winner.

As far as the bottom price in this bear market, no one has the crystal ball and see what and when it's going to happen. Right now, if anyone are not aware of, there is a big problems with the holder of a hardware wallet. But still, it didn't affect the price to go down hard.

[Shineup]

Obviously, not everyone will be holding at the same time; not every investor will be selling. This is why we have both the giant holders who are whales/Institutional investors, and we also have the small-scale investors or individuals.

Holding through times of bear is not for everyone including the ones that are quick to ascert that they are capable of holding through all the downs and ups that they are expected to experience on Thier way yo reaching Thier investment goal.

The best way to remain consistent in holding even in times when a lot of people are selling is to treat your investment as though it's not yours. By that, it means that regardless of the quantity of bitcoin you're holding, as the value goes down, reduce how often you take a lot at it and instead, increase on your accumulation stack. If you've agreed that you're only going to touch your holding after a set out year when bitcoin must have gotten to a particular value, just stay true to that plan and don't be pushed to selling too soon or else you risk selling at a loss and leaving in regret ever after.

The same way holding through the time of bear not being for everyone, the same way as holding through the time of bull as both seasons comes with it's challenges but overcoming it until your expected target should be the goal, as it will give you a different feeling of fulfillment. I can never forget series of stories of those who sold way too soon in the past, i know that some must have made few profits while others at lost and they all ended in regrets because Bitcoin is doing pretty well, the storyline would have been different if they were more patient and that alone should be something one can learn from and stick to a plan that will leave a good memories.