some beginners don't consider gradual buying such as DCA
seeing the price rise and rushing to buy without understanding the risks.
Okay, but how does it relate to this:
losing access can mean losing access to the Bitcoin and it can discourages beginner's
What do you mean with this last sentence?
If you buy bitcoin, just know that one day the price will get to the price you bought it and increase further if the price fall after you bought it. It is a store of value.
Beginners should not go lump sum, they can DCA.
Thank you for pointing it out, because at a point I was confused, trying to understand the meaning of that last sentence of his, but your statement is understandable and is more clearer.
For me, one of the mistakes newbies make/or might make when buying Bitcoin is..
Trying to buy with a whole lot of money, maybe because they have it or something.. I feel it's somehow wrong because they are just new to it and don't understand it or how it runs at all. I believe it's always best to just start small first since it's an investment that require time.
Another mistake is buying from there main income. Some beginners, because of the excitement that they want to buy Bitcoin, they just go ahead to buy alot of Bitcoin with there main income, some with all there salaries, forgetting that they will eat next week or an emergency might happen. From what I have read so far from other threads or board, I think it's better if we just buy with our discretionary income, so that we can still handle other aspects of lives that requires out income.
Thirdly, some don't even have a plan or target, they just start buying because they like Bitcoin and they want to have it. At least a little plan or target of how far I want to buy or how long I want to hold it will help yo guide and direct you while buying, even though you might later change this plan in the future as you understand better.