Buy Buy Buy or Sell Sell Sell?

[Proty]

Not waiting for the dip or not investing is the biggest risk. Small investments in a consistent manner can give us real results at some point. Fall is in everything, so the most important thing for the newbie is to start now and invest regularly without stopping it in this mindset. Excessive caution will often become an additional risk. Small investments at a time, keeping up with time, risk-taking mentality, and being patient for the right time can bring success. It is impossible to determine the right time for the market. If we dip in the form of DCA, we can get our assets as real assets in the future.

If you wait for the fall, will you ever find the right time? Of course you will never find the right time. Now suppose you wait for the fall and it falls a little, then you think it can fall further, so waiting for the fall is not wise. It is not that the price of Bitcoin is stable, of course the price of Bitcoin will continue to increase with time. You could not have imagined 14 years ago that the price of Bitcoin would be 100k dollars, but instead of time the price of Bitcoin has become $100k plus. So you can expect that at some point in the future the price of Bitcoin will be a million dollars. So I see no reason to wait, if you follow the DCA method, you will get the opportunity to buy at any price. So do not wait and fall behind, if you want to take advantage of the opportunity, you should start investing now.

There's no need for people to wait for a dip if they consider to invest on Bitcoin for long term. Those waiting game is usually been done by traders and most of them is engaging on a risky activity since market Bitcoin is unpredictable so there's a chance that they missed a lot or made a bad move.

Bitcoin is for long term and people should think about that this is better to do with their Bitcoins. Supply is limited to 21 million and as we can see the demand keeps growing. This is make Bitcoin became more valuable and this is one of good reason that's why they should acquire more and don't wait for something before they execute their orders.

What  you are saying is quite right because I don't see the reason why an investor will want to wait for bitcoin to dip before they start accumulating when the needed discretionary income is there for them to start with. The main reason why most investors consider timing the market is because they are not planning to hold bitcoin for a longer term and as such they will want to enter the market when it will seen favourable for them, that is to say it is mostly traders that prioritise waiting for bitcoin to dip before they start accumulating. However they fail to understand that they can't really predict correctly the price of bitcoin rather they will only try to speculate the price which may not goes

[Pandorak]

I think there is no need to wait for investing in Bitcoin. Because I myself bought Bitcoin when it was 25,000 and sold it at 40, thinking that this might be the highest price. If I lower it a little, I will buy it again. I kept waiting, but even after lowering it a little, the price kept increasing. I thought and waited a little longer, and after thinking, it reached 100, then I decided that there was no point in thinking anymore, I will buy Bitcoin with a part of my salary every month, so I started buying. Now I realize that I was wrong to wait. I think Bitcoin is an asset that may go beyond our reach in the future. So now is the right time to invest.

I see you more as a trader than an investor, waiting for the price of Bitcoin to drop and then buying it, then hoping the price goes back up to make a profit, i have to say that is a real mistake, you will lose a lot of valuable momentum. In the end, instead of waiting for Bitcoin price to drop or correct, it is better to focus on buying in the long term, just buy when your discretionary income is available, after that what you need is consistency to maintain your Bitcoin investment, increase your income source so that you can have more discretionary income to accumulate Bitcoin, stay focused and you will feel the benefits in the future.

[Baki202]

Not waiting for the dip or not investing is the biggest risk. Small investments in a consistent manner can give us real results at some point. Fall is in everything, so the most important thing for the newbie is to start now and invest regularly without stopping it in this mindset. Excessive caution will often become an additional risk. Small investments at a time, keeping up with time, risk-taking mentality, and being patient for the right time can bring success. It is impossible to determine the right time for the market. If we dip in the form of DCA, we can get our assets as real assets in the future.

DCA is an investment method. Through the DCA method, we can invest with any amount of money at any time. Through the DCA method, we can buy continuously. I do not understand what you mean by falling in the form of DCA. However, if you understand that you have to wait for the fall to invest, then it will be completely wrong. Because it is never right to wait for the fall. If you wait for the fall, then you can miss out on many buying opportunities and your portfolio can fall behind the target level. Always continue to buy continuously by adopting the DCA method and hold your saved Bitcoin in the long term.

DCA has become the most adopted means of strategically getting bitcoin, and it comes with a lot of benefits, and when it comes to investing and you can have a fixed amount to be investing every month so it is very imprtad to know exactly what you want to do and another benefit that DCA comes with it reduces risk and gradually it also helps with accumilation, and you will be able to hold for a long time because it is only when you hold that you will enjoy holding because when you hold for a long time you will make enough profit, when it come to things like this it as to be explained so that they can understand it better and how DCA works.

[Ivystar5]

When reading through, this is me calculating and thinking out at least 10 years long term plan lol..

Fortunately, 10 years is a long period of time for some while others maybe considering it a medium. within 10 years we have experienced 2 bitcoin cycles which is a good enough time to be mature in the bitcoin investment system, if you're in the wall observer, it takes you to cycle to understand fully or be part of a meaningful conversation over there as guys who are mostly found in this gathering have had over 3 cycles of experience hence when price goes up or down they have strong emotions to even celebrate the opportunity to buy more during the dips hence the makes me believe that 10 years is a good period of time to mature your investment yet not enough to accumulate everything in your portfolio as you can still keep accumulating even after ten years.

[Sonia_123]

I think there is no need to wait for investing in Bitcoin. Because I myself bought Bitcoin when it was 25,000 and sold it at 40, thinking that this might be the highest price. If I lower it a little, I will buy it again. I kept waiting, but even after lowering it a little, the price kept increasing. I thought and waited a little longer, and after thinking, it reached 100, then I decided that there was no point in thinking anymore, I will buy Bitcoin with a part of my salary every month, so I started buying. Now I realize that I was wrong to wait. I think Bitcoin is an asset that may go beyond our reach in the future. So now is the right time to invest.

In Bitcoin investment you don't have to wait for a particular time before you start investing because every time is the wright time to invest, waiting for the price to dip before buying would even cost you more just like your experience because most times, the price does not fall but keeps increasing, and sometimes it even goes beyond the amount which you use in buying
Bitcoin remains the only trusted coin, and having it has to be risky,therefore you have to forget about your fears and invest for a long-term .
The DCA strategy is always available for you to adopt to consistently purchase Bitcoin without waiting for the dip , in as much as you apply it in the bit to accumulate you Bitcoin you will find it very easy to invest. DCA allows you to accumulate little by little without any stress on your fund as long as your discretionary income is available, you keep buying and when it gets to the dip, you buy more to add up to your existing investment, so that you will not end up losing the entire process of investing.
Therefore don't wait but buy whatever you can afford at that moment .

[Wakate]

When reading through, this is me calculating and thinking out at least 10 years long term plan lol..

Fortunately, 10 years is a long period of time for some while others maybe considering it a medium. within 10 years we have experienced 2 bitcoin cycles which is a good enough time to be mature in the bitcoin investment system, if you're in the wall observer, it takes you to cycle to understand fully or be part of a meaningful conversation over there as guys who are mostly found in this gathering have had over 3 cycles of experience hence when price goes up or down they have strong emotions to even celebrate the opportunity to buy more during the dips hence the makes me believe that 10 years is a good period of time to mature your investment yet not enough to accumulate everything in your portfolio as you can still keep accumulating even after ten years.

Perhaps you have to understand that not every investor that can wait for 10 years to hold their Bitcoin before they can take profit. Since there are so many people in the crypto market with different portfolio, not everyone can hold as long as far as that. Some could hold for 5 years while others that have a endurance and enough emergency funds can even hold as long as possible without any problem.

Holding is the best decision we can take for now even those is for a few years from now. I understand that every investor needs more money, although everyone's pocket is not the same. It would be better for every investor to hold as long as they can so that they don't keep holding when they needed emergency funds to sort out bills. This won't work and it can limit an investor to hold for a short while in the market.

[ejikeme24]

I think there is no need to wait for investing in Bitcoin. Because I myself bought Bitcoin when it was 25,000 and sold it at 40, thinking that this might be the highest price.

If you buy at 25,000 and sold at 40, you're not worthy to be called an investor but a trader because what you were doing back then is short term investment and not long term investment is only when you're into short term investment that you can easily be moved to sell or having the feeling that $40k could be the final ball stop, did you even make research before investing into bitcoin or maybe you just pick interest in it and start investing into bitcoin when you don't even have the basic knowledge....I think this could be the reason why you were just making exaggeration back then.

[danadc]

I think there is no need to wait for investing in Bitcoin. Because I myself bought Bitcoin when it was 25,000 and sold it at 40, thinking that this might be the highest price.

If you buy at 25,000 and sold at 40, you're not worthy to be called an investor but a trader because what you were doing back then is short term investment and not long term investment is only when you're into short term investment that you can easily be moved to sell or having the feeling that $40k could be the final ball stop, did you even make research before investing into bitcoin or maybe you just pick interest in it and start investing into bitcoin when you don't even have the basic knowledge....I think this could be the reason why you were just making exaggeration back then.

The potential of BTC is something that many people don't see those who usually call themselves investors can set goals perhaps when it reaches a target, they say that was their objective, However there are investors who know the potential of BTC and choose to wait or hold as much as possible, the longer the better.

Buying is a great option BTC has shown good buying signs it has even dropped to $104,000, and those who bought are already in profit., BTC is expected to reach $120k  they'll see whether they sell or not, If they sell there's always a smart investor who buys.


And if you want to be even more ambitious or curious about this potential, you can see how some people show their analysis here:

Bitcoin metric says $100K BTC was the bottom: When will a rally to new highs start?

*Bitcoin’s monthly outflow/inflow ratio has dropped to 0.9, signaling renewed long-term confidence and accumulation.

*Despite aggressive short-side pressure on Binance derivatives, BTC has remained in a tight range between $100,000 and $110,000.

*Over 19,400 BTC were moved into institutional wallets, indicating strategic positioning by long-term holders.

After breaking above the $100,000 level on May 8, Bitcoin
BTC
$108,956
 price has closed every day above the psychological level. While BTC posted a lower range deviation to $98,300 on June 22, the crypto asset remains close to new highs above $111,800.

Cointelegraph:https://cointelegraph.com/news/bitcoin-metric-says-100k-btc-was-the-bottom

The outlook looks good, but it's just a way to know that the outlook is good So, if you buy and the price drops, or if you buy and the price rises and you sell in the short term , you'd be cutting into your own investment.

[Nightwatchmare]

Buying aggressively all the time is not a good idea. Because if a person buys aggressively every time, if he needs some amount of money, then maybe that person can get very broke. For example, if a person invests with 80% or 90% of his discretionary income all the time, then when there is a small financial crisis, he will have to depend on his emergency fund or take a loan from someone. But yes, how much % to invest is completely their personal choice. But I think it is right to invest 35% to 45% of your discretionary income. Because it will not be too aggressive and not too low.

You can continue to buy continuously by adopting the DCA method and if you see a decline in the market, you can buy aggressively if you want.

If an investor is strictly investing in bitcoin with his discretionary income, he is free to invest in bitcoin with all his discretionary income if he chooses to do that, and he will not have any problem in solving his living expenses because discretionary income is meant to be used and paid for non-important items like vacation. Any financial crisis that happens after you have paid for your monthly expenses should be treated as an emergency because you don't plan for it, and you can freely depend on your emergency fund to solve the financial crisis and keep investing in bitcoin consistently.

[MainIbem]

If an investor is strictly investing in bitcoin with his discretionary income, he is free to invest in bitcoin with all his discretionary income if he chooses to do that, and he will not have any problem in solving his living expenses because discretionary income is meant to be used and paid for non-important items like vacation. Any financial crisis that happens after you have paid for your monthly expenses should be treated as an emergency because you don't plan for it, and you can freely depend on your emergency fund to solve the financial crisis and keep investing in bitcoin consistently.

Anyone is free to do whatever they want with their cash but let's be honest, you can't be buying aggressively all the time it's not possible cause at some points you'll apportion your discretionary funds into other areas and slow down for a while, which makes lots of sense. I know it's the sacrifice investors who recently started are giving to build a better portfolio but then you can't sacrifice forever since you'll still need to go on vacations, entertain yourself and so forth one can only be aggressive for a few period of time, slow down then continue again after a while but saying that you can be aggressive althrough the year, for someone who recently started investing, I wonder the magic you want to perform, remember you're a human and having fun is part of our nature too.

[Kelward]

If an investor is strictly investing in bitcoin with his discretionary income, he is free to invest in bitcoin with all his discretionary income if he chooses to do that, and he will not have any problem in solving his living expenses because discretionary income is meant to be used and paid for non-important items like vacation. Any financial crisis that happens after you have paid for your monthly expenses should be treated as an emergency because you don't plan for it, and you can freely depend on your emergency fund to solve the financial crisis and keep investing in bitcoin consistently.

Anyone is free to do whatever they want with their cash but let's be honest, you can't be buying aggressively all the time it's not possible cause at some points you'll apportion your discretionary funds into other areas and slow down for a while, which makes lots of sense. I know it's the sacrifice investors who recently started are giving to build a better portfolio but then you can't sacrifice forever since you'll still need to go on vacations, entertain yourself and so forth one can only be aggressive for a few period of time, slow down then continue again after a while but saying that you can be aggressive althrough the year, for someone who recently started investing, I wonder the magic you want to perform, remember you're a human and having fun is part of our nature too.

I quite disagree that it's not a problem if you use all your discretionary funds to be accumulating Bitcoin because life happens and problems can unexpectedly arise. Ofcourse it's your money and you have a right to spend it anyhow you like but using all your discretionary funds to buy Bitcoin is not a good financial plan.

Inorder not to make financial mistakes from your total income you should first remove your basic or unavoidable expenses then the rest goes into your discretionary funds. You need to have a special budget for your discretionary fund, remove some money for emergency, Bitcoin accumulation, miscellaneous for your planned vacation, family treat or buying that gadget. The percentage that you decide to allocate should depend on their priority to you. The point is that your life shouldn't revolve around basic expenses and Bitcoin alone, although you can choose to allocate more percentage of your income into them, it's your money and your choice.

[Iamgoat]

If an investor is strictly investing in bitcoin with his discretionary income, he is free to invest in bitcoin with all his discretionary income if he chooses to do that, and he will not have any problem in solving his living expenses because discretionary income is meant to be used and paid for non-important items like vacation. Any financial crisis that happens after you have paid for your monthly expenses should be treated as an emergency because you don't plan for it, and you can freely depend on your emergency fund to solve the financial crisis and keep investing in bitcoin consistently.

Anyone is free to do whatever they want with their cash but let's be honest, you can't be buying aggressively all the time it's not possible cause at some points you'll apportion your discretionary funds into other areas and slow down for a while, which makes lots of sense. I know it's the sacrifice investors who recently started are giving to build a better portfolio but then you can't sacrifice forever since you'll still need to go on vacations, entertain yourself and so forth one can only be aggressive for a few period of time, slow down then continue again after a while but saying that you can be aggressive althrough the year, for someone who recently started investing, I wonder the magic you want to perform, remember you're a human and having fun is part of our nature too.

I quite disagree that it's not a problem if you use all your discretionary funds to be accumulating Bitcoin because life happens and problems can unexpectedly arise. Ofcourse it's your money and you have a right to spend it anyhow you like but using all your discretionary funds to buy Bitcoin is not a good financial plan.

Inorder not to make financial mistakes from your total income you should first remove your basic or unavoidable expenses then the rest goes into your discretionary funds. You need to have a special budget for your discretionary fund, remove some money for emergency, Bitcoin accumulation, miscellaneous for your planned vacation, family treat or buying that gadget. The percentage that you decide to allocate should depend on their priority to you. The point is that your life shouldn't revolve around basic expenses and Bitcoin alone, although you can choose to allocate more percentage of your income into them, it's your money and your choice.

Living in a country where live is generally tough for an average citizen, I can understand how tough it is to invest in bitcoin and crypto generally. The standard of living has changed significantly for the average citizen making life more unaffordable and finances more difficult to keep. Being able to apportion funds into discretionary funds, emergency, family treats, vacation, buying gadgets or even spare money for miscellaneous is usually almost impossible. The best most of us can do is to sacrifice 60% to bitcoin investment (which is roughly $50) monthly, then the remaining 40% will be for upkeep for the rest of the month (which is around $30). Now imagine living with 30 dollars in a whole month for upkeep, where just buying fuel is averagely 90 cents per litres, fuel alone is more than enough to take the remaining funds for upkeep. This is when you're even earning above the minimum wage which is less than 55 dollars monthly. Now you begin to ask, how many people do really earn above the minimum wage in an unstable economic environment like this?

This is usually the challenge most of us living developing African and Asian countries in the world are facing. It is not our fault that the economy of the country is hurting, forming among the reasons why many of us choose to diversify and invest in bitcoin which although can be volatile, but has more value than our local currencies. This is again the reason why the DCA approach is always the best advice you can preach to us, as much as yoy Want to benefit the majority of the population. DCAing is more realistic to an average person here than the lump sum investments because for many of us, we may never have the opportunity to venture into lump sum investments in our journey to grow our portfolio unless if you’re fortunate enough to be around the elites, driving the economy.

[Barikui1]

If an investor is strictly investing in bitcoin with his discretionary income, he is free to invest in bitcoin with all his discretionary income if he chooses to do that,

No, I don't think it's a good idea to invest all of your discretionary income because their are so many things we spend money on that are not part of our basic needs, but are very important, so like 60% is ok, anything more than that might put you into a difficult state in sorting out those expense that is not part of our basic needs.

Any financial crisis that happens after you have paid for your monthly expenses should be treated as an emergency because you don't plan for it,

No I disagree with this statement here, when we are talking of emergencies, we are talking about real life emergency situation that threatens your holdings, not minor expenses that can be sorted out with our reserves funds or a fraction of our discretionary income, that's why it's not good to invest with all your discretionary income so that you wouldn't have to act in such a manner at a point.

[jems]

If an investor is strictly investing in bitcoin with his discretionary income, he is free to invest in bitcoin with all his discretionary income if he chooses to do that,

No, I don't think it's a good idea to invest all of your discretionary income because their are so many things we spend money on that are not part of our basic needs, but are very important, so like 60% is ok, anything more than that might put you into a difficult state in sorting out those expense that is not part of our basic needs.

There's nothing wrong with investing all of your discretionary income, as the most important thing is that we've met all our basic needs, and we can still postpone any desires or spending.
Personally, I'm like this because as long as I can afford to invest, I'll do so for the future, even if it sometimes requires aggressive action.

Any financial crisis that happens after you have paid for your monthly expenses should be treated as an emergency because you don't plan for it,

No I disagree with this statement here, when we are talking of emergencies, we are talking about real life emergency situation that threatens your holdings, not minor expenses that can be sorted out with our reserves funds or a fraction of our discretionary income, that's why it's not good to invest with all your discretionary income so that you wouldn't have to act in such a manner at a point.

Before deciding to invest, we must first stabilize our finances, saving some for emergencies, but after that, we must strive to ensure our investments remain undisturbed.
Many things happen beyond our control, so we must work harder to earn more money each month to cover them all. I'm confident that if we're consistent with our high aspirations, we can do it.

[Scarlett_23]

Being overly aggressive only means one thing which is; you will have to likely invest more than you can afford to loss. So it's very much important that we identify the level in which our investment is within a level that we can take whatever happens thereafter. This implies that we should invest solely from our discretionary income or moreover if you want to be aggressive you can then use up to 90% of your discretionary income that we can call aggressive investments but if you do an aggressive investment outside your discretionary income it will likely end up that you will have to struggle psychologically or financial probably leading to tempering with your investment.

Buying aggressively all the time is not a good idea. Because if a person buys aggressively every time, if he needs some amount of money, then maybe that person can get very broke. For example, if a person invests with 80% or 90% of his discretionary income all the time, then when there is a small financial crisis, he will have to depend on his emergency fund or take a loan from someone. But yes, how much % to invest is completely their personal choice. But I think it is right to invest 35% to 45% of your discretionary income. Because it will not be too aggressive and not too low.

You can continue to buy continuously by adopting the DCA method and if you see a decline in the market, you can buy aggressively if you want.

Buying aggressively depends on a couple of factors, it can be convenient for some investors while it won't be for others. In my estimation buying aggressively should depend on your income and expenses, if you don't have much responsibilities then you can afford to buy aggressively. If you have enormous responsibilities and your basic income is almost all of your income it'll be impossible to buy aggressively because your discretionary funds will be very small.

I don't have a problem with buying aggressively if it doesn't affect your basic expenses and you're able to make provision for emergency funds no matter how small. The money you invest in Bitcoin is still your money but buying aggressively is not advisable for the long term. It can affect the quality of your life because you'll be concentrating money more on accumulation while ignoring other aspects of your life that makes it meaningful.

Investment planning is a must and it definitely depends on a person's income, expenses, responsibilities and lifestyle. If 80-90% of his income is invested, he will have to drown in debt next month. This is not the job of a prudent investor. Because he will not be able to maintain consistency. To repay the loan, he will have to withdraw the invested money within a few days. Since Bitcoin is volatile in nature, the value of his money may decrease as soon as he invests.

In that case, the person will face both crises. Only those who have other arrangements can invest aggressively. For example, if there are two earning people in the same family: a father and a son. And if the son is young (he has a lot of time), then he will not have to face much problem if he invests 90% of his earned money. But if there is no other support, then he should refrain from such work and invest according to his income and expenses.

[Kaliandra]

I think there is no need to wait for investing in Bitcoin. Because I myself bought Bitcoin when it was 25,000 and sold it at 40, thinking that this might be the highest price. If I lower it a little, I will buy it again. I kept waiting, but even after lowering it a little, the price kept increasing. I thought and waited a little longer, and after thinking, it reached 100, then I decided that there was no point in thinking anymore, I will buy Bitcoin with a part of my salary every month, so I started buying. Now I realize that I was wrong to wait. I think Bitcoin is an asset that may go beyond our reach in the future. So now is the right time to invest.

Congratulations, you've profited from your BTC investment, buying at $25,000 and selling at $40,000. Unfortunately, you didn't make a larger profit. If you had sold now, you might have made more money, but it would certainly be better to sell in 5 or 10 years forward. However, what has happened is certainly a valuable experience for you, and if you've thought about it and realized that holding BTC for the long term is necessary, you're probably in good shape now and are starting to consider buying BTC using part of your salary and saving it for the long term.

However, you must maintain an emergency fund because life in this world is full of temptations and obstacles. If you have an emergency fund, you will certainly succeed with your BTC investment. Experience is a valuable teacher, and buying BTC is certainly the right choice right now, as long as you buy with ready is in the right way

[Jostern]

Not waiting for the dip or not investing is the biggest risk. Small investments in a consistent manner can give us real results at some point. Fall is in everything, so the most important thing for the newbie is to start now and invest regularly without stopping it in this mindset. Excessive caution will often become an additional risk. Small investments at a time, keeping up with time, risk-taking mentality, and being patient for the right time can bring success. It is impossible to determine the right time for the market. If we dip in the form of DCA, we can get our assets as real assets in the future.

If you wait for the fall, will you ever find the right time? Of course you will never find the right time. Now suppose you wait for the fall and it falls a little, then you think it can fall further, so waiting for the fall is not wise. It is not that the price of Bitcoin is stable, of course the price of Bitcoin will continue to increase with time. You could not have imagined 14 years ago that the price of Bitcoin would be 100k dollars, but instead of time the price of Bitcoin has become $100k plus. So you can expect that at some point in the future the price of Bitcoin will be a million dollars. So I see no reason to wait, if you follow the DCA method, you will get the opportunity to buy at any price. So do not wait and fall behind, if you want to take advantage of the opportunity, you should start investing now.

There's no need for people to wait for a dip if they consider to invest on Bitcoin for long term. Those waiting game is usually been done by traders and most of them is engaging on a risky activity since market Bitcoin is unpredictable so there's a chance that they missed a lot or made a bad move.

Bitcoin is for long term and people should think about that this is better to do with their Bitcoins. Supply is limited to 21 million and as we can see the demand keeps growing. This is make Bitcoin became more valuable and this is one of good reason that's why they should acquire more and don't wait for something before they execute their orders.

What  you are saying is quite right because I don't see the reason why an investor will want to wait for bitcoin to dip before they start accumulating when the needed discretionary income is there for them to start with. The main reason why most investors consider timing the market is because they are not planning to hold bitcoin for a longer term and as such they will want to enter the market when it will seen favourable for them, that is to say it is mostly traders that prioritise waiting for bitcoin to dip before they start accumulating. However they fail to understand that they can't really predict correctly the price of bitcoin rather they will only try to speculate the price which may not goes

You've made a very valid point, I really don't see why someone who is an investor will be waiting for a dip, the main reason why most people wait for a dip is because they are looking for a opportunity that will favour them in trading, because they are waiting for trading opportunities, in that case I would not call them investors but instead they are traders who are looking for opportunities to buy during a dip, and then take there opportunities when there is a increase in the market, instead of trying to predict the market it's more wise for someone who is an investor to accumulate Bitcoin continuously and not wait for a different opportunities that is quite unpredictable, instead accumulating Bitcoin little by little should be the best interest of an investor.

[Gallar]

Fortunately, 10 years is a long period of time for some while others maybe considering it a medium. within 10 years we have experienced 2 bitcoin cycles which is a good enough time to be mature in the bitcoin investment system, if you're in the wall observer, it takes you to cycle to understand fully or be part of a meaningful conversation over there as guys who are mostly found in this gathering have had over 3 cycles of experience hence when price goes up or down they have strong emotions to even celebrate the opportunity to buy more during the dips hence the makes me believe that 10 years is a good period of time to mature your investment yet not enough to accumulate everything in your portfolio as you can still keep accumulating even after ten years.

In my opinion, 10 years is the minimum investment period in Bitcoin. So, essentially, if we've invested in Bitcoin for 10 years, it won't be a problem if we start enjoying the results little by little. Because, if we invest for more than 10 years, the Bitcoin we hold will likely have reached our portfolio target. So, saving and enjoying the results can be done during that time. However, if we still want to accumulate Bitcoin even after holding it for more than 10 years, I don't think that's a bad idea either. Because, the longer we hold it and the more consistently we do DCA, the better the results will be. So, essentially, holding Bitcoin for 10 years is the minimum period. Because, if we hold Bitcoin for less than 10 years, I don't think our Bitcoin investment will be optimal. So, to all Bitcoin investors, let's stay motivated and never give up on continuing to accumulate Bitcoin.

[Taskford]

Fortunately, 10 years is a long period of time for some while others maybe considering it a medium. within 10 years we have experienced 2 bitcoin cycles which is a good enough time to be mature in the bitcoin investment system, if you're in the wall observer, it takes you to cycle to understand fully or be part of a meaningful conversation over there as guys who are mostly found in this gathering have had over 3 cycles of experience hence when price goes up or down they have strong emotions to even celebrate the opportunity to buy more during the dips hence the makes me believe that 10 years is a good period of time to mature your investment yet not enough to accumulate everything in your portfolio as you can still keep accumulating even after ten years.

In my opinion, 10 years is the minimum investment period in Bitcoin. So, essentially, if we've invested in Bitcoin for 10 years, it won't be a problem if we start enjoying the results little by little. Because, if we invest for more than 10 years, the Bitcoin we hold will likely have reached our portfolio target. So, saving and enjoying the results can be done during that time. However, if we still want to accumulate Bitcoin even after holding it for more than 10 years, I don't think that's a bad idea either. Because, the longer we hold it and the more consistently we do DCA, the better the results will be. So, essentially, holding Bitcoin for 10 years is the minimum period. Because, if we hold Bitcoin for less than 10 years, I don't think our Bitcoin investment will be optimal. So, to all Bitcoin investors, let's stay motivated and never give up on continuing to accumulate Bitcoin.

Check this one since it give interesting gains on Bitcoin for past couple of years https://www.goodfinancialcents.com/bitcoin-annual-returns/ Provably more better returns will came especially that right now we are experiencing a mass adoption on Bitcoin.

There are lots of institution is joining so provably that their participation together with their influence could trigger to get more bigger demands.

These situation is good basis for people that they should buy lots of Bitcoin since there's good chance that they can earn more good profit on it in 10 years of their investment and also maybe even more if they choose to proceed until they retire.

[Sim_card]

Before deciding to invest, we must first stabilize our finances, saving some for emergencies, but after that, we must strive to ensure our investments remain undisturbed.
Many things happen beyond our control, so we must work harder to earn more money each month to cover them all. I'm confident that if we're consistent with our high aspirations, we can do it.

You don't need a stable income before you can tell your bitcoin investment provided that you have an income that gives you a discretionary income. You can start investing with your discretionary income whenever it's available and work on how you can stable and improve your income so that you will have the space of more flexibility in your bitcoin accumulation journey overtime.

You mustn't save money for emergency if you don't have it in place already before you thought of investing in bitcoin. You can start your bitcoin investment with your discretionary income without an emergency funds. When you have started you bitcoin investment, you can start building your emergency funds of at least three months of your income simulteuously with your bitcoin investment so that they can grow in the same pace. Sharing your discretionary income into two parts, use one for your regular weekly DCA purchase and the other part for building your emergency funds and reserve funds.

All what you said above is a way to delay time as a no coiner instead of focusing on getting started immediately and be a low coiner. Waiting is never s strategy but a barrier to good size of bitcoin stash in future.

If 80-90% of his income is invested, he will have to drown in debt next month

You are to invest with your discretionary income and not your income.