Buy Buy Buy or Sell Sell Sell?

[arwin100]

Generally, taking a loan to start up a business or invest is not a good idea because of the added pressure it comes with. It's more better to use a loan money to finance an existing business and the interest rate must be very low, so that while paying it back in instalment, the business or investment wouldn't have to feel much effect from it.
But as of the case of Bitcoin investment, it's a bad idea  because Bitcoin is an asset that should be held in a very long time, so thinking of paying back the loan with the money invested in Bitcoin is one of the worst thing a Bitcoin investor should do, because he might be forced to sell at a loss or prematurely just to pay back when the loan debt is due, so taking of loan with the purpose of investing it in Bitcoin is one thing we should all avoid, because it's not proper.

Actually its not a bad idea since how could you fund your business if you didn't take a loan to make it happen? Its just you making all of things work according to what you like to happen. If you scared enough to do this then could you get a result for having that feeling? For sure not. In Bitcoin I think its the same if you could pay back the lender why not? You are not trading it, but rather you are investing it for long term so with that set up I think everything is fine.

As long as you know what you do is good and you are capable enough to pay your loans then there's nothing wrong with it. The time it became a wrong decision to take, if you know for yourself that you cannot pay your loans but you still decide to get it and used since you will would really get a big problem with that especially by the time that the lender will ask the money what you lend to him/her.

[sotelorene]

Generally, taking a loan to start up a business or invest is not a good idea because of the added pressure it comes with. It's more better to use a loan money to finance an existing business and the interest rate must be very low, so that while paying it back in instalment, the business or investment wouldn't have to feel much effect from it.
But as of the case of Bitcoin investment, it's a bad idea  because Bitcoin is an asset that should be held in a very long time, so thinking of paying back the loan with the money invested in Bitcoin is one of the worst thing a Bitcoin investor should do, because he might be forced to sell at a loss or prematurely just to pay back when the loan debt is due, so taking of loan with the purpose of investing it in Bitcoin is one thing we should all avoid, because it's not proper.

Actually its not actually a bad idea since how could you fund your business if you didn't take a loan to make it happen? Its just you making all of things work according to what you like to happen. If you scared enough to do this then could you get a result for having that feeling? For sure not. In Bitcoin I think its the same if you could pay back the lender why not? You are not trading it, but rather you are investing it for long term so with that set up I think everything is fine.

As long as you know what you do is good and you are capable enough to pay your loans then there's nothing wrong with it. The time it became a wrong decision to take, if you know for yourself that you cannot pay your loans but you still decide to get it and used since you will would really get a big problem with that especially by the time that the lender will ask the money what you lend to him/her.

you may be right or correct but either ways i do not still buy the idea of going to loan money to invest in bitcoin even though we are doing it for something that is really promising and has a great potential and also, regardless of the source of income i still do not actually buy the idea because anything is possible and human being are full of surprises and wonders and since bitcoin investment is not running that is to say that we can invest anything we have... just that we will missed some great opportunity but it does not matter, so it is best not to loan money but rather wait till you are been paid and then continue because sometime payment can be delayed or put on hold because of one thing or the other and again the person one loan's money from can have a challenge and he or she may be tempted to ask you for the money back and the way some people can be aggressive you won't have a choice and what if your investment is still in loss...

[Humblevirus]

Actually its not actually a bad idea since how could you fund your business if you didn't take a loan to make it happen? Its just you making all of things work according to what you like to happen. If you scared enough to do this then could you get a result for having that feeling? For sure not. In Bitcoin I think its the same if you could pay back the lender why not? You are not trading it, but rather you are investing it for long term so with that set up I think everything is fine.

It may not be a very bad idea to borrow money to invest in Bitcoin once you are capable of paying back the loan. However, it is not encouraging to borrow money just to invest in Bitcoin, because you will still need to pay back the money, including the interest. Instead of borrowing money, why not buy Bitcoin gradually? Why not continue buying, even with the little amount you may be getting monthly or weekly? This approach  will serve DCA method where you acquire Bitcoin at different price levels.

Borrowing to invest in Bitcoin will never give someone peace of mind. Even if the person decides to hold for a long period of time, it will still cause worry at times, as Bitcoin's price cannot continuously move in one direction. It will always fluctuate, going up and down.

Investing in Bitcoin is not like starting a business where you need to gather everything customers require, which often demands large capital. Instead, you can start small and build your  Bitcoin investment over time.

[Mayor of ogba]

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Is this your understanding about trading and investor?, if so that means you also don't understand the clarification you were trying to make because you did not explain it the way it should be and I would have agreed to it if I did not understand what those things means but since I can differentiate the both, your definition about the trader and investor needs to be adjusted or amended because an investor is not a short term holder or even someone who acquired a lot of other cryptocurrency aside from Bitcoin because the moment you came up with a short term investment you already put yourself on the trading side, investor has only a unique word and that's long term.

if you have your personal suggestion you can educate us more and forgets about criticism, most of you doesn't know the similarity between trading and investment, someone who trade is  like someone sells constantly to make a little profit, why someone who is investor is looking at target because its target the person need most, that is why you that risk takers always make more money why the poor is not ready to risk, investors have target of what they will profit for their investment.

You have some kind of understanding in the difference between a trader and an investor, there is no doubt about that but I will simply want to add a little to what you already said because when it comes to bitcoin, there is a clear distinction between a trader and an investor. A trader, like you said, buys and sell within a short time whereas as investor holds for a long time. The key point is that one is constantly exposing his money to risk because when the trade is placed, a stop loss is set as well as a take profit. When the trade hits the stop loss, the trader is losing money, unfortunately, this happens more than the take profits which makes trading a very risky thing to do. On the other hand, the investor have his money stored and kept somewhere and with time the money will keep growing, he is not taking any risk neither is he wasting time with complex analysis. The beauty of investing is just enormous and can never be compared to trading that constantly raises the blood pressure of the trader.

I completely agreed with you on this and I will also add that one common thing (risk)that is generally associated with a trader is that they end up making purchases with an amount that they can not be comfortable with and sometimes some can even go to the extend of borrowing money to make purchases because they are carried away with making short term profits that is very uncertain and unrealistic, they panic when an asset is dipping and most times sell at lost and nobody gets to hear about it but when they make a profit the news will be all over the place while an investors with a long term investment plan will quietly purchase his asset with an amount they be comfortable with while their asset keep growing over time without making so much noise.

In as much as I will love to say you are right, I think there are also investors who does similar thing and these are investors who doesn't actually understand the market and how it works just like traders who doesn't understand how trading works because a learned trader and also a learned investor will never borrow money to trade or invest but this days it actually do happen, I have seen someone who called himself an investor going to borrow money to investor which is lack of knowledge and I have also seen someone who called himself a trader going to borrow money which is also lack of knowledge and perhaps greed, some people don't know that is better not to trade and invest than going to borrow money to invest and trade because when any of them go contrary it is a problem.

You may be right in your explanation about an investor or a trader borrowing money to invest in bitcoin, but I want you to understand that it is not in all cases that lack of bitcoin knowledge makes an investor or a trader borrow money to buy bitcoin. Sometimes, being impatient when investing in bitcoin can make an investor or a trader borrow money to buy bitcoin when a dip happens and it is not yet time for the investor or the trader to buy bitcoin. For instance, if an investor or a trader is supposed to buy bitcoin at the end of each month and suddenly a dip happens in the middle of the month and their money to buy bitcoin is not readily available at that time, and if they are impatient, the dip can trigger them to borrow money and buy bitcoin because they will see it as an opportunity to buy bitcoin at a lower price, which they will not want to miss. When we are investing in bitcoin, we should be disciplined and stick with our plans and due dates and times of accumulating bitcoin so that it will not lead us to mess up our bitcoin investment.

[Makus]

Actually its not actually a bad idea since how could you fund your business if you didn't take a loan to make it happen? Its just you making all of things work according to what you like to happen. If you scared enough to do this then could you get a result for having that feeling? For sure not. In Bitcoin I think its the same if you could pay back the lender why not? You are not trading it, but rather you are investing it for long term so with that set up I think everything is fine.

It may not be a very bad idea to borrow money to invest in Bitcoin once you are capable of paying back the loan. However, it is not encouraging to borrow money just to invest in Bitcoin, because you will still need to pay back the money, including the interest. Instead of borrowing money, why not buy Bitcoin gradually? Why not continue buying, even with the little amount you may be getting monthly or weekly? This approach  will serve DCA method where you acquire Bitcoin at different price levels.

borrowing money to invest in Bitcoin is not good especially when you don't have any easy source to pay back on time. Bitcoin is not a get-rich-quick scheme so if anyone must dive into Bitcoin investment he must first be ready to exercise patience because the market is not all that as volatile as shitcoin which may lead to drastic loss. though there are times when borrowing to invest is encouraged, times when you see a potential dip that will eventually lead to profit in the long run but you don't have the desired amount to seize the opportunity. before considering borrowing as an option, there should be an external source that will generate funds to pay back on time so you don't accumulate interest on your borrowed funds. Beginners can also adopt this strategy to seize the opportunity of buying the dip. Still, an investor with up to 2 years of investing experience, 'll do just fine with his reserved fund and immediately start refilling it to ensure he doesn't get into handicap situations.

unlike Bitcoin, there is no way borrowing to invest in a shitcoin will guarantee you success, even if it does you cannot always run on luck . i consider shitcoin investment as another form of gambling, which most people do not always like to talk about because they say, the truth is bitter. shitcoin cannot always guarantee you success even with years of experience and research, one can still fall into a scam project that is why bitcoin is exceptional from cryptocurrencies or shit projects, irrespective of the time you start accumulating, there is always a guaranteed profit when you hold for a long duration of time, probably up to a decade.

[Jewan420]

It may not be a very bad idea to borrow money to invest in Bitcoin once you are capable of paying back the loan. However, it is not encouraging to borrow money just to invest in Bitcoin, because you will still need to pay back the money, including the interest. Instead of borrowing money, why not buy Bitcoin gradually? Why not continue buying, even with the little amount you may be getting monthly or weekly? This approach  will serve DCA method where you acquire Bitcoin at different price levels.
Borrowing to invest in Bitcoin will never give someone peace of mind. Even if the person decides to hold for a long period of time, it will still cause worry at times, as Bitcoin's price cannot continuously move in one direction. It will always fluctuate, going up and down.
Investing in Bitcoin is not like starting a business where you need to gather everything customers require, which often demands large capital. Instead, you can start small and build your  Bitcoin investment over time.

If you start investing by following all the rules and regulations, or if you have deep knowledge about investments and are skilled in financial management, you will not need to take a loan for investing. Taking a loan for investment means that your financial management is not good, your income source is not wise, or your backup fund is not strong or planned. If you are taking a loan to invest due to a lack of money, it indicates that your income source is not wise. If you are taking a loan to be aggressive in investing, it shows that your backup fund is not planned. If you have to take a loan in an emergency or in the early stages of a need, it means your investment plan is not solid.

In other words, if you plan to invest with the knowledge of investment rules and long-term maintenance, you will never need to take a loan (at the initial stage). With proper financial management, taking a loan might not even be an option. If you find yourself in a situation where you need to take a loan, you will realize that there is a gap in your plan, and you need to identify and correct that gap.

Try to invest with the cash you currently have, even if it is a small amount. Taking a loan to invest is a bad habit, and it is better to avoid it. I will never invest on credit under any circumstances. If necessary, it may be better to temporarily stop investing rather than continue with loans. Taking a loan will never yield positive results for your investment. In fact, a loan might be enough to make your investment fragile.

[Sim_card]

Generally, taking a loan to start up a business or invest is not a good idea because of the added pressure it comes with. It's more better to use a loan money to finance an existing business and the interest rate must be very low, so that while paying it back in instalment, the business or investment wouldn't have to feel much effect from it.
But as of the case of Bitcoin investment, it's a bad idea  because Bitcoin is an asset that should be held in a very long time, so thinking of paying back the loan with the money invested in Bitcoin is one of the worst thing a Bitcoin investor should do, because he might be forced to sell at a loss or prematurely just to pay back when the loan debt is due, so taking of loan with the purpose of investing it in Bitcoin is one thing we should all avoid, because it's not proper.

Actually its not actually a bad idea since how could you fund your business if you didn't take a loan to make it happen? Its just you making all of things work according to what you like to happen. If you scared enough to do this then could you get a result for having that feeling? For sure not. In Bitcoin I think its the same if you could pay back the lender why not? You are not trading it, but rather you are investing it for long term so with that set up I think everything is fine.

As long as you know what you do is good and you are capable enough to pay your loans then there's nothing wrong with it. The time it became a wrong decision to take, if you know for yourself that you cannot pay your loans but you still decide to get it and used since you will would really get a big problem with that especially by the time that the lender will ask the money what you lend to him/her.

I agree with what you said. Some people do take loan to improve their business when it's facing difficulties and you will see that the business will later grow and flourish because they have where they can get funds to pay back the loan and not from the business. It's same with bitcoin investment, because this is more than a traditional business because bitcoin can give you 1000x profit compared to any business that you want to set up.

You have to understand your financial strength and weigh it to see if it will be possible for you to take loan but not from bank, maybe from your working place if you're working in a good company and pay back bit by bit without it affecting you financially. This is why I said that you must understand your financial strength so that you don't end up shooting your foot. If you think that bitcoin is a get rich quick scheme, and you decided to take loan and invest, you will do it the wrong way because you have the wrong orientation of what bitcoin is.

[Tonimez]

Since joining this thread I have been observing and trying to catch up with some of the regular members of this thread. But I have been thinking of something different. I beg to sway a bit.
I have noticed that the Author of this thread is no longer active but I am glad that members really understand how important this thread is.
Buying bitcoin is an integral part of every investor. Sellers often live to regret in the long run.

[JayJuanGee]

Since joining this thread I have been observing and trying to catch up with some of the regular members of this thread. But I have been thinking of something different. I beg to sway a bit.
I have noticed that the Author of this thread is no longer active but I am glad that members really understand how important this thread is.
Buying bitcoin is an integral part of every investor. Sellers often live to regret in the long run.

Anyone who is new to bitcoin and who is asking about if it is time to sell their bitcoin will soon be separated from his bitcoin, and probably going to have fun staying poor, unless and until such person learns a lesson to buy and accumulate bitcoin for at least a whole cycle, before even contemplating selling any of his BTC (beyond perhaps spend and replace).

Surely Op had ONLY been in bitcoin for less than 2 years at the time he started this thread and asked the question about whether it was time to buy or sell bitcoin... truly not even a smart question, so surely at the time that he started the thread, he might not have had figured out the correct answer to his question, and surely since he has not been participating in this thread, we cannot know at this time if he has yet figured out the correct answer to his then question(s)

[Agbamoni]

Taking a loan to keep to your bitcoin accumulation ongoing isn't a bad idea but where you are taking this loan from, the interest rate and the understanding between both parties. You might be expecting your monthly income next week and the market dips, you can take a Ioan from a friend, coworker or from your Boss so that you don't miss the dip in order for you to buy bitcoin at a cheaper price. Such loans might not have interest on them or very little interest that would mean nothing to you.

Sometimes at work, I borrow money from my colleagues or I do take salary advance from my Boss make life easy for me since I cannot wait for the day I will be paid, or due to all my income being divided into various necessity, because whatever makes you to start your bitcoin accumulation, buying bitcoin regularly is a necessity. It's when you don't have a discretionary income and you just want to start your bitcoin investment that taking loan from the bank or money lenders with high interest rates is when it becomes a problem, especially, when you are planning to pay back from the profit from your bitcoin investment, that's the dumbest thing anyone should think of or do.

However, as long as you can pay back with the duration given to you or based on your understanding with whoever gave you the loan, it isn't a problem, but first you need to figure out your own financial case scenario playing around you at that moment before making such decisions to avoid messing things up yourself.

Afterall some countries are taking loan to improve their economy. Nayib Bukele applied for  $1.4billion loan from IMF and after approval, he bought bitcoin the next day, because the country has what it takes to pay back the loan. If you have what it takws to pay back the little loan you collected from your co-workers, friends and family members. No problem but don't do it above your limit.

Taking a loan isn't wrong and at the same time it isn't prolly the right thing to do. Because if there is a way that a person can avoid taking loans i will humbly advise they stay out of loans due to the interest rate in loan dealers. If you think there is any pleasant deal a loan dealer can give let me break it down to you that there isn't. All they want is to make profit and taking huge amount from them will give them profit so such loan can be a very bad idea. To me i can agree to take loans if i am certain i am going to get the money in a work or a two week time. Sometime i take loan even when i have the money to pay back. I just use the loan to keep my accumulation ongoing and hold on to some stash in case there is a dip then i buy ahead of the next week accumulation.

For real loan is not for everyone. If you read books like "think and grow rich" you will understand that taking a loan is a good idea but not for everyone. Taking loans for business is cool while taking loans for investment is a lot more risky than for business. And not everyone has the capacity to pay as agreed. Most persons after taking this loan it becomes a problem for them to pay back. Before you know one or two years will pass and the interest will be bigger than the original loan amount. Whats not the essence of the loan when the investment made has not yielded the interest and you are already paying it because of loan delay. Like i said its not for everyone.

[Rabata]

Taking a loan to keep to your bitcoin accumulation ongoing isn't a bad idea but where you are taking this loan from, the interest rate and the understanding between both parties. You might be expecting your monthly income next week and the market dips, you can take a Ioan from a friend, coworker or from your Boss so that you don't miss the dip in order for you to buy bitcoin at a cheaper price. Such loans might not have interest on them or very little interest that would mean nothing to you.

Sometimes at work, I borrow money from my colleagues or I do take salary advance from my Boss make life easy for me since I cannot wait for the day I will be paid, or due to all my income being divided into various necessity, because whatever makes you to start your bitcoin accumulation, buying bitcoin regularly is a necessity. It's when you don't have a discretionary income and you just want to start your bitcoin investment that taking loan from the bank or money lenders with high interest rates is when it becomes a problem, especially, when you are planning to pay back from the profit from your bitcoin investment, that's the dumbest thing anyone should think of or do.

However, as long as you can pay back with the duration given to you or based on your understanding with whoever gave you the loan, it isn't a problem, but first you need to figure out your own financial case scenario playing around you at that moment before making such decisions to avoid messing things up yourself.

Afterall some countries are taking loan to improve their economy. Nayib Bukele applied for  $1.4billion loan from IMF and after approval, he bought bitcoin the next day, because the country has what it takes to pay back the loan. If you have what it takws to pay back the little loan you collected from your co-workers, friends and family members. No problem but don't do it above your limit.

Taking a loan isn't wrong and at the same time it isn't prolly the right thing to do. Because if there is a way that a person can avoid taking loans i will humbly advise they stay out of loans due to the interest rate in loan dealers. If you think there is any pleasant deal a loan dealer can give let me break it down to you that there isn't. All they want is to make profit and taking huge amount from them will give them profit so such loan can be a very bad idea.

Investing with loan money is not encouraged, but for those who have the ability to borrow, this strategy is definitely not a bad idea. If those who are able to repay the loan are able to take a long-term loan from a bank or any financial institution as per their needs and are only interested in investing that money in Bitcoin, then taking a loan is definitely not bad. I think this is also a strategy, but for those who do not have the ability to repay the loan as much as possible and do not have the ability to bear the interest against the loan, this strategy can actually lead to a worse situation. Bitcoin is definitely a good investment in terms of long-term investment, but the investor needs to be as careful as possible in conducting investment activities.

[Barikui1]

accumulation.

For real loan is not for everyone. If you read books like "think and grow rich" you will understand that taking a loan is a good idea but not for everyone. Taking loans for business is cool while taking loans for investment is a lot more risky than for business. And not everyone has the capacity to pay as agreed. Most persons after taking this loan it becomes a problem for them to pay back. Before you know one or two years will pass and the interest will be bigger than the original loan amount. Whats not the essence of the loan when the investment made has not yielded the interest and you are already paying it because of loan delay. Like i said its not for everyone.

I think you have actually said what I want to hear in your write up here, am talking about the statement I made bold in your write up.
Taking a loan for  you to expand or to put in an already existing business is very much cool, and it's one of the best approach to grow your business as long as the interest rate is on the lower side, but taking a loan to start up a business or even your Bitcoin investment is actually a terrible idea because you are not actually certain on how things might play out, like an already existing business that is quite aware of things already.
So in my own opinion, it's a wrong move to start up your Bitcoin investment journey with a loan money, because a loan comes with it's own added pressure which is not ideal for a Bitcoin holder, since it's a long term investment, not something that you can just pull out money anytime like in the case of a business, if you are paying through installment.

[Fara Chan]

Since joining this thread I have been observing and trying to catch up with some of the regular members of this thread. But I have been thinking of something different. I beg to sway a bit.
I have noticed that the Author of this thread is no longer active but I am glad that members really understand how important this thread is.
Buying bitcoin is an integral part of every investor. Sellers often live to regret in the long run.

You don't need to care about the activity of the OP of this thread as long as there are many others who continue to make this thread more active until now so that everyone can learn from every information that is poured into this thread. Now you just need to understand that buying Bitcoin is a very important action and selling it is something that does not need to be remembered as long as you are still very happy to continue buying it with the amount of funds you currently have. Also, you don't need to beg to be a little influenced because everyone just needs to implement their own strategy which will culminate in buying Bitcoin.

[FortuneFollower]

Since joining this thread I have been observing and trying to catch up with some of the regular members of this thread. But I have been thinking of something different. I beg to sway a bit.
I have noticed that the Author of this thread is no longer active but I am glad that members really understand how important this thread is.
Buying bitcoin is an integral part of every investor. Sellers often live to regret in the long run.

You don't need to care about the activity of the OP of this thread as long as there are many others who continue to make this thread more active until now so that everyone can learn from every information that is poured into this thread. Now you just need to understand that buying Bitcoin is a very important action and selling it is something that does not need to be remembered as long as you are still very happy to continue buying it with the amount of funds you currently have. Also, you don't need to beg to be a little influenced because everyone just needs to implement their own strategy which will culminate in buying Bitcoin.

Yep. Usually, big threads like these cannot be kept up by the OP nevertheless, simply due to how much they have to discuss.
We need just to appreciate how much we can get and learn from them and the members that are in them.

[Mayor of ogba]

Since joining this thread I have been observing and trying to catch up with some of the regular members of this thread. But I have been thinking of something different. I beg to sway a bit.
I have noticed that the Author of this thread is no longer active but I am glad that members really understand how important this thread is.
Buying bitcoin is an integral part of every investor. Sellers often live to regret in the long run.

You don't need to care about the activity of the OP of this thread as long as there are many others who continue to make this thread more active until now so that everyone can learn from every information that is poured into this thread. Now you just need to understand that buying Bitcoin is a very important action and selling it is something that does not need to be remembered as long as you are still very happy to continue buying it with the amount of funds you currently have. Also, you don't need to beg to be a little influenced because everyone just needs to implement their own strategy which will culminate in buying Bitcoin.

Yep. Usually, big threads like these cannot be kept up by the OP nevertheless, simply due to how much they have to discuss.
We need just to appreciate how much we can get and learn from them and the members that are in them.

Op can actually keep up with this thread if he is still very much interested in learning about bitcoin, and this thread will help him get the answer to his questions and the need for him to hold his bitcoin for a long time, which will save him from regretting selling his bitcoin too early. Secondly, the ideas that are shared here are not done by one person, so the OP can easily navigate this thread like anyone else if he still finds the thread interesting. And if Op was still active in this thread, he would know that there's no right time to buy bitcoin than to buy it when his discretionary income is readily available. 

[Samlucky O]

Since joining this thread I have been observing and trying to catch up with some of the regular members of this thread. But I have been thinking of something different. I beg to sway a bit.

Just like traveling to a strange land and looking at everything as if you where lost and need to find your way lolz. Guess what? you will get used to the strange land and even become a landlord one day. You may not be able to grasp everything here on a single day but someday you get to understand every part of the conversation and you will contribute accordingly. You should be observant and take correction where necessary as we all are learning everyday.

I have noticed that the Author of this thread is no longer active but I am glad that members really understand how important this thread is.
Buying bitcoin is an integral part of every investor. Sellers often live to regret in the long run.

Surely it does not matter if the op is active or not, but so long as the thread is useful to people around here, they can contribute. There are many thread which has been active even as the op are not always active. Although I may not have the time to brings such thread but believe me there are many of them. Just forget about the op and learn what you ought to learn.

[Tonimez]

Since joining this thread I have been observing and trying to catch up with some of the regular members of this thread. But I have been thinking of something different. I beg to sway a bit.

Just like traveling to a strange land and looking at everything as if you where lost and need to find your way lolz. Guess what? you will get used to the strange land and even become a landlord on day. You may not be able to grasp everything here on a single day but someday you get to understand every part of the conversation and you will contribute according. You should be observant and take correction where necessary as we all are learning everyday.

I have noticed that the Author of this thread is no longer active but I am glad that members really understand how important this thread is.
Buying bitcoin is an integral part of every investor. Sellers often live to regret in the long run.

Surely it does not matter if the op is active or not, but so long as the thread is useful to people around here, they can contribute. There are many thread which has been active even as the op are not always active. Although I may not have the time to brings such thread but believe me there are many of them. Just forget about the op and learn what you ought to learn.

Yes I understand. It's just a recognition of his innovative approach to forsee the importance of this thread.
This is one of the many questions newbies ask due to fear and panic. During my short time now following this thread, I have learned many reasons to do more of buying than selling.
Some threads are just so educative and worth it.

[Richbased]

Since joining this thread I have been observing and trying to catch up with some of the regular members of this thread. But I have been thinking of something different. I beg to sway a bit.
I have noticed that the Author of this thread is no longer active but I am glad that members really understand how important this thread is.
Buying bitcoin is an integral part of every investor. Sellers often live to regret in the long run.

You don't need to care about the activity of the OP of this thread as long as there are many others who continue to make this thread more active until now so that everyone can learn from every information that is poured into this thread. Now you just need to understand that buying Bitcoin is a very important action and selling it is something that does not need to be remembered as long as you are still very happy to continue buying it with the amount of funds you currently have. Also, you don't need to beg to be a little influenced because everyone just needs to implement their own strategy which will culminate in buying Bitcoin.

Yep. Usually, big threads like these cannot be kept up by the OP nevertheless, simply due to how much they have to discuss.
We need just to appreciate how much we can get and learn from them and the members that are in them.

Being an OP or a creator of thread does not mean that you will have to follow up the thread actively. Perhaps, there are a lot of users making replies on this thread which means they are comfortable with each other's replies hence the thread keeps being active so it's not a duty for an OP to keep in track of a thread they created but they can still keep an eye from time to time to know how the thread is going and if there are some discussions they can also wade in.

[laijsica]

Since joining this thread I have been observing and trying to catch up with some of the regular members of this thread. But I have been thinking of something different. I beg to sway a bit.

Just like traveling to a strange land and looking at everything as if you where lost and need to find your way lolz. Guess what? you will get used to the strange land and even become a landlord on day. You may not be able to grasp everything here on a single day but someday you get to understand every part of the conversation and you will contribute according. You should be observant and take correction where necessary as we all are learning everyday.

I have noticed that the Author of this thread is no longer active but I am glad that members really understand how important this thread is.
Buying bitcoin is an integral part of every investor. Sellers often live to regret in the long run.

Surely it does not matter if the op is active or not, but so long as the thread is useful to people around here, they can contribute. There are many thread which has been active even as the op are not always active. Although I may not have the time to brings such thread but believe me there are many of them. Just forget about the op and learn what you ought to learn.

Yes I understand. It's just a recognition of his innovative approach to forsee the importance of this thread.
This is one of the many questions newbies ask due to fear and panic. During my short time now following this thread, I have learned many reasons to do more of buying than selling.
Some threads are just so educative and worth it.

Appreciate your efforts for knowledge which will make your investment more effective. Like you, I have also learnt a little bit about Bitcoin from this thread and am doing DCA accordingly. In fact, it would be foolish of you not to ask due to fear or panic. You can easily ask any question related to investment. Experienced people especially @JayJuanGee sir explaining almost everyday it very well all over about investment and how to holding bitcoin for long.
Valuable guidance for holding Bitcoin and doing it for the long term is basically very important in this thread

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I have noticed that the Author of this thread is no longer active but I am glad that members really understand how important this thread is.
Buying bitcoin is an integral part of every investor. Sellers often live to regret in the long run.

Surely it does not matter if the op is active or not, but so long as the thread is useful to people around here, they can contribute. There are many thread which has been active even as the op are not always active. Although I may not have the time to brings such thread but believe me there are many of them. Just forget about the op and learn what you ought to learn.

Agreed. That one just became very big and the best thing is that the theme of the thread is still in its posts and there is knowledge to gain. That's the most important and valuable essence there is.