My btc buy limit orders ready to buy from lower

[BitMaxz]

Btc buy orders total 100% funds so

25% buy order at: 72k  next 25% buy order at: 37k and big buy order at: 17k the rest 50% funds

Sounds like a good plan, but when will you see the $17k level? Do you have any reason why you come up with $17k, which, for now, is impossible to happen?

Maybe it can happen if WW3 starts or another pandemic comes, but for now, it's hard to see this cheap again. It's dreaming of seeing that price again.

[FinneysTrueVision]

Btc buy orders total 100% funds so

25% buy order at: 72k  next 25% buy order at: 37k and big buy order at: 17k the rest 50% funds

It’s very inefficient to keep most of your capital in these trades that might not ever get filled. You should only keep a small amount aside for these orders in case there is a flash crash. The majority you should be using to dollar cost average into Bitcoin or for some other investments. Keeping your funds idle for a long time will result in losing value to inflation.

[Charles-Tim]

Sounds like a good plan, but when will you see the $17k level? Do you have any reason why you come up with $17k, which, for now, is impossible to happen?

Maybe it can happen if WW3 starts or another pandemic comes, but for now, it's hard to see this cheap again. It's dreaming of seeing that price again.

When proprieties get destroyed and banks are doing as usual by closing down, you will still be able to access your coins as long as you have access to the internet.

If world war begin, the price of bitcoin may first fall just as it is happening during war, but followed by significant increase as people start seeing the importance of bitcoin during war.

I do not know the exact reason people sell bitcoin during war and the price increase back just in less than a week.

[Bitcoin_Arena]

I do not know the exact reason people sell bitcoin during war and the price increase back just in less than a week.

1. Panic mostly by weak hands.
2. Some are cashing out so they will use the cash for necessities. It's way easier to use cash to buy items or make payments vs. using digital payments, where the infrastructure may have been damaged due to war/disaster.