Buy Buy Buy or Sell Sell Sell?

[Spaceman1000$]

People who are eager for quick and fast money are usually the ones who do this, they are short sighted and are not in the long game cos they lack patience. They are traders and it’s in their nature to want to make gains quickly, so I don’t want to say it’s all wrong move, so long as they’re making profits and their buybacks is always on a price lower than they sell. The problem is the risk is higher with this practice and you have to be looking at the price chart always (hourly, daily).

[Edited out]

You’re right. Selling off bitcoin at the sight of profits is extremely a bad practice because I could remember early this year when Bitcoin hit $100k, so many who don’t understand the fundamentals in holding bitcoin sold off there bitcoins. They couldn’t keep up with buying now that it’s high and has caused so many pains to them.

Anyone who understand the concept of bitcoin investment will never be tempted to sell his holdings whenever there's a massive increase in the price of bitcoin. Even if they will be tempted to sell due to one or two reasons but not to the extent of selling all thier bitcoin investment, As a bitcoin investor is advised to sell some portion of your holdings and then allow it to compound upon itself or keep accumulating more bitcoin to enable you fill the missing space rather than selling all your holdings and start fucking around or looking for a way to start building back your bitcoin portfolio, because the price might get to a certain point where you will be thinking on where to start from and this can probably make you lose interest in bitcoin investment.

For some persons they might actually sell the entire bitcoin for a particular reason, which I'm not holding sway for them, the reasons can be for health sake or for other contingencies that they may face, this is the reason why we are saying every investor in Bitcoin should have discretionary funds and emergency funds that can help absorb some of their immediate needs, because suppose you have all of this funds put together, I don't see any reason why anyone should sell their entire portfolio because of a sudden price increase and start coming back to start building another portfolio, except if the individual doesn't understand the core concept of holding or they just want to play around Bitcoin without being futuristic with their plans, which for me is a red flag.

[Derekfunds]

People who are eager for quick and fast money are usually the ones who do this, they are short sighted and are not in the long game cos they lack patience. They are traders and it’s in their nature to want to make gains quickly, so I don’t want to say it’s all wrong move, so long as they’re making profits and their buybacks is always on a price lower than they sell. The problem is the risk is higher with this practice and you have to be looking at the price chart always (hourly, daily).

[Edited out]

You’re right. Selling off bitcoin at the sight of profits is extremely a bad practice because I could remember early this year when Bitcoin hit $100k, so many who don’t understand the fundamentals in holding bitcoin sold off there bitcoins. They couldn’t keep up with buying now that it’s high and has caused so many pains to them.

Anyone who understand the concept of bitcoin investment will never be tempted to sell his holdings whenever there's a massive increase in the price of bitcoin. Even if they will be tempted to sell due to one or two reasons but not to the extent of selling all thier bitcoin investment, As a bitcoin investor is advised to sell some portion of your holdings and then allow it to compound upon itself or keep accumulating more bitcoin to enable you fill the missing space rather than selling all your holdings and start fucking around or looking for a way to start building back your bitcoin portfolio, because the price might get to a certain point where you will be thinking on where to start from and this can probably make you lose interest in bitcoin investment.

I still think no matter anything an investor with long term goal should never touch or temper with his or her investment, that is why we should have our emergency funds and reserve funds to always take care of unforseen circumstances. Someone who knows the potential of Bitcoin and understands the return Bitcoin can give over years of holding will never be moved by any massive movement of the market I mean that is a pure temptation that a determined investor should overcome because if you try selling because of increase in the market you will definitely sell next time when there will be another increase and by so doing you are gradually becoming a trader and you will be use to that at some point.
selling when you haven't gotten to overaccumulation stage is not advisable because you will be distracted in a way you can not imagine

[Bitcoin.com97]

Despite its volatile nature, Bitcoin surely will always appreciate and thus, investing up to a half of Income is a wise one with future mindset.

Investing up to half of your income it’s not actually ideal , in as much you consider the bigger picture of Bitcoin in the future , you should also understand it’s a long term investment, so you are adviced to invest with your discretionary income, so that it won’t affect you unless you have other business and investment that can fetch you some money , if not investing half of your income may affect your accumulation journey or properly result to selling when you don’t have much money with you .

[Gallar]

Despite its volatile nature, Bitcoin surely will always appreciate and thus, investing up to a half of Income is a wise one with future mindset.

Investing up to half of your income it’s not actually ideal , in as much you consider the bigger picture of Bitcoin in the future , you should also understand it’s a long term investment, so you are adviced to invest with your discretionary income, so that it won’t affect you unless you have other business and investment that can fetch you some money , if not investing half of your income may affect your accumulation journey or properly result to selling when you don’t have much money with you .

Yes, when investing in Bitcoin, having great enthusiasm is important, but don't let that enthusiasm overwhelm you and neglect your financial security. I believe investing in Bitcoin, or any other asset, should be done wisely and shouldn't be driven by greed, which can be detrimental. Therefore, what you did (investing in Bitcoin with half your salary) was certainly reckless and likely showed a lack of appreciation for the Bitcoin investment process you were about to undertake. Because when you invest in Bitcoin, you shouldn't forget about your needs, as it certainly requires costs.

So, when you invest in Bitcoin and start accumulating, ensure the money you invest is your own money. Or, you could also call it discretionary income. Because, if you invest in Bitcoin with discretionary income, you're likely to be able to hold Bitcoin much more optimally. After all, discretionary income is money that isn't allocated to any other needs. Therefore, when discretionary income is invested in Bitcoin, it will certainly be much better. But if you invest in Bitcoin using non-discretionary or hot money, I'm sure you won't last more than two months. Because the hot money you invest is essentially still part of your needs.

[Miramax12]

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Yes  i agree with you, if  Everyone’s strategy is shaped by their goals and risk tolerance. DCA really takes the emotion out of investing, which is crucial in a volatile market like crypto. Whether someone holds or takes profit along the way, what matters is sticking to a real plan that makes sense for them. No one-size-fits-all in this space and that’s what makes it so interesting.

Everyone will strive to find a strategy that aligns with their investment plan over the long term, because a consistent investment plan over the long term is far superior to one that changes frequently every month. And from my observations, methods like DCA are already more widely used by investors, so we can conclude that it's a method that's more suitable for all groups, although some may still use methods other than the one you mentioned. But we can all see how everyone's path, where their own personal fit with a strategy, will continue to be sought in order to invest in Bitcoin more comfortably and without burdening themselves as long-term investors.

Bitcoin investment will definitely somehow require an investor to choose a suitable investment strategy that will best fit his or her financial abilities, because definitely we have different financial abilities, but for someone who wants to invest in Bitcoin with a low financial abilities it’s more likely to appreciate investing with the DCA method which can help to invest and accumulate consistently with your discretionary income, and can also be more effective in terms of sustainable strategies to enable us to hodl our bitcoin for a very long term, which I feel it’s the primary goal of someone who is called an investor in Bitcoin. Just like we know there are so many other different methods which some guys might still want to appreciate that are effective to them, which I still think that strategically it’s all depends on our financial ability, nevertheless we can also apply some financial management which can be a good idea of helping us accumulate more bitcoin.

One thing I’ve come to realize about investing in Bitcoin is that everyone’s journey looks different and that’s completely okay.
What matters most is finding a strategy that works for you and aligns with your financial situation and long-term mindset. Jumping from one strategy to another every month rarely leads to anything solid. But having a plan and sticking to it over time? That’s where the real value is built.
From what I’ve seen, methods like Dollar-Cost Averaging (DCA) are widely used by many investors—and for good reason. It's simple, it’s stress-free, and it doesn’t require trying to time the market. You just set a fixed amount to invest regularly (weekly, bi-weekly, monthly, whatever works for you), and you keep stacking. Over time, this helps smooth out the volatility and lets you build your position steadily, even with limited funds.

[Kelward]

Despite its volatile nature, Bitcoin surely will always appreciate and thus, investing up to a half of Income is a wise one with future mindset.

Investing up to half of your income it’s not actually ideal , in as much you consider the bigger picture of Bitcoin in the future , you should also understand it’s a long term investment, so you are adviced to invest with your discretionary income, so that it won’t affect you unless you have other business and investment that can fetch you some money , if not investing half of your income may affect your accumulation journey or properly result to selling when you don’t have much money with you .

You can choose to invest half of your income in Bitcoin, it all depends on how much you earn and your financial responsibilities. For instance a young person that is working and is still living and been fed by his parents don't have much responsibilities. Such a person can afford to invest more than half his income on Bitcoin, pending when he'll be totally independent. But for most of us that have recurring financial responsibilities it is not a wise financial decision to invest half of our incomes on Bitcoin.

Except for investors that choose to live way bellow their income but it's not recommendable, every income earners should have a balanced budget. They shouldn't deprive themselves of quality lifestyle according to their income because they want to buy aggressively. My advice is minus your basic expenses from your income and put the rest into discretionary funds from there you will decide what percentage that goes where including Bitcoin accumulation.

[Achalugo BTC]

Our level of aggressiveness or whimpiness is a choice, and there are ways to be aggressive without overdoing it, and surely the more aggressive we are, the more we run the risk of overdoing it in one way or another.. yet I doubt that being aggressive is a negative because we are able to tailor it to our own aspirations, and try to keep in mind if we might be pushing the boundaries too much in terms of starting to have negative consequences associated with our level of aggressiveness.

You are absolutely right, aggressiveness itself is a negative energy that brings in bad results, which can damage an individual lives.

Though aggressiveness is an emotion, which can be control by an individual if they don't want it to escalate, because if not control or balanced, it can affect in different areas of life like relationships, work etc.

Also, having self-regulation can help in adjusting their emotions or balancing to prevent any negative things that will be caused by aggression.

[Rockson1]

Investing up to half of your income it’s not actually ideal , in as much you consider the bigger picture of Bitcoin in the future , you should also understand it’s a long term investment, so you are adviced to invest with your discretionary income, so that it won’t affect you unless you have other business and investment that can fetch you some money , if not investing half of your income may affect your accumulation journey or properly result to selling when you don’t have much money with you .

It depends on your responsibilities and the level of your income too, if you're someone that doesn't have much responsibilities and lets say when you divide your income it will still be enough for you to satisfy your domestic needs and other emergency needs too, I don't think you should have a rethink of investing with half of your income although what matters in bitcoin investment is, if you'll be pressure free after investing with half of your income, everyone knows that source of income and how much they make daily, weekly and monthly, so it wouldn't be nice to act foolishly and abandone your investment half way, so if it what will sustain and keep your investment intact continuously is to divide your income into four to five places to be making use of one part for the investment continuously that's fine after all the target is getting a good  portfolio overtime.

[Princess Leah]

You should never think about ten years ago because at that time, risk could only bring success,

This makes little sense.  10 years ago there were similar kinds of concerns as there are now, yet we can see after the fact that investing into bitcoin ended up paying off quite well including that the more aggressively anyone invested into bitcoin (without overdoing it) then the better the payoff. 

Personally, I think that similar kinds of underlying principles continue to exist in regards to the more aggressive anyone invest into bitcoin (without over doing it) the likely better will be the future payoffs, 4-10 years or longer down the road.

It is also likely the slope of the upward curve is not going to be as steep into the next 10 years as it had been in the past 10 years, yet these days, the downside risk of the next 10 years seems to be less extreme, too.  When governments and large financial institutions are jumping onboard, it becomes harder to reverse courses... .not impossible to reverse but there is a certain value in the Lindy Effects that are created with bitcoin being in existence longer and seeming to ongoingly becoming stronger and stronger and stronger.

Same way most people who recently began investing are wishing they started 10 years ago is the same way people who are still procrastinating now would wish they started earlier too in 10 years upwards, if you take a look at the figures you'll see that it's still earliy compared to what we all hope it would be like in the next time years, if they picture bitcoin at $1m or above in 10 years from now then the investor who started recently would stop wishing they invested in the past but take their current investment seriously.

 You'll hear people say it's not too late and they're right afterall cause if one could start now an hold till 10 years time when bitcoin probably gets past $1m then they won't even feel they missed the opportunity earlier investors of about 2011 to 2020 had cause they too would've made lots of profits in 10 years from now whether they're very aggressive with their investment or not.

[Silikiem]

Investing up to half of your income it’s not actually ideal , in as much you consider the bigger picture of Bitcoin in the future , you should also understand it’s a long term investment, so you are adviced to invest with your discretionary income, so that it won’t affect you unless you have other business and investment that can fetch you some money , if not investing half of your income may affect your accumulation journey or properly result to selling when you don’t have much money with you .

It depends on your responsibilities and the level of your income too, if you're someone that doesn't have much responsibilities and lets say when you divide your income it will still be enough for you to satisfy your domestic needs and other emergency needs too, I don't think you should have a rethink of investing with half of your income although what matters in bitcoin investment is, if you'll be pressure free after investing with half of your income, everyone knows that source of income and how much they make daily, weekly and monthly, so it wouldn't be nice to act foolishly and abandone your investment half way, so if it what will sustain and keep your investment intact continuously is to divide your income into four to five places to be making use of one part for the investment continuously that's fine after all the target is getting a good  portfolio overtime.

As a bitcoin investor, the only income you need to invest with is just your discretionary income and nothing much. A lot of folks tend to get themselves worked up over little things that shouldn’t be a worry to them as long as bitcoin investment is concerned, you need just a discretionary income to invest with or to even continue sustaining your ongoing bitcoin investment. Knowing fully well that bitcoin investment is a long term investment and for an investor whose initial strategy is focused on the long term goal of consistently accumulating and hodl, you don’t need to get yourself involved in some kind of dramas that doesn’t really worth it, all you need do is to be able to figure out your discretionary income and invest with it. The DCA method of investment makes it even more flexible for you to invest with without getting to worry about how much you should invest with, rather you only have to figure out what’s your discretionary income for the week or month depending on how your income flows after you might have been able to sort out your other financial obligations, the amount left with you should go for your discretionary income and that’s just what you need to invest with or sustain your seemingly ongoing bitcoin investment and gradually build up your portfolio for the long term goal.

[Miles2006]

Our level of aggressiveness or whimpiness is a choice, and there are ways to be aggressive without overdoing it, and surely the more aggressive we are, the more we run the risk of overdoing it in one way or another.. yet I doubt that being aggressive is a negative because we are able to tailor it to our own aspirations, and try to keep in mind if we might be pushing the boundaries too much in terms of starting to have negative consequences associated with our level of aggressiveness.

You are absolutely right, aggressiveness itself is a negative energy that brings in bad results, which can damage an individual lives.

Though aggressiveness is an emotion, which can be control by an individual if they don't want it to escalate, because if not control or balanced, it can affect in different areas of life like relationships, work etc.

Also, having self-regulation can help in adjusting their emotions or balancing to prevent any negative things that will be caused by aggression.

Firstly I doubt if aggressiveness is consider a negative energy, there’s a more proper word maybe if investing normal then not over aggressively a state where you invest within your financial status. It’s right to know that aggressive buying is not a bad idea rather it depends on our management as a result of buying using our discretionary income, when the whole concept of buying bitcoin aggressively is bad is when an investor can’t withstand such force and consistency that comes with it for a long period of time, definitely our backup funds (emergency and reserve funds) should also be built to an extend either as a pillar in terms of protecting our holdings maybe when encountering any difficulties.

[Cpt_reader]

 Same way most people who recently began investing are wishing they started 10 years ago is the same way people who are still procrastinating now would wish they started earlier too in 10 years upwards, if you take a look at the figures you'll see that it's still earliy compared to what we all hope it would be like in the next time years, if they picture bitcoin at $1m or above in 10 years from now then the investor who started recently would stop wishing they invested in the past but take their current investment seriously.

 You'll hear people say it's not too late and they're right afterall cause if one could start now an hold till 10 years time when bitcoin probably gets past $1m then they won't even feel they missed the opportunity earlier investors of about 2011 to 2020 had cause they too would've made lots of profits in 10 years from now whether they're very aggressive with their investment or not.

It is scary to invest in something new for the first time. And those who can overcome this fear are the winners. Bitcoin is no exception in life. Could anyone have imagined that the price of Bitcoin would be so high? Maybe we still can't imagine what the price of Bitcoin will be like in the next five or 10 years. It may be beyond our imagination, just like before. Many people regret that they could have invested $100 at that time. I think people will regret it in the future too, when the price of Bitcoin reaches one billion, they will remember the present.

[Bitcoin.com97]

Despite its volatile nature, Bitcoin surely will always appreciate and thus, investing up to a half of Income is a wise one with future mindset.

Investing up to half of your income it’s not actually ideal , in as much you consider the bigger picture of Bitcoin in the future , you should also understand it’s a long term investment, so you are adviced to invest with your discretionary income, so that it won’t affect you unless you have other business and investment that can fetch you some money , if not investing half of your income may affect your accumulation journey or properly result to selling when you don’t have much money with you .

You can choose to invest half of your income in Bitcoin, it all depends on how much you earn and your financial responsibilities. For instance a young person that is working and is still living and been fed by his parents don't have much responsibilities. Such a person can afford to invest more than half his income on Bitcoin, pending when he'll be totally independent. But for most of us that have recurring financial responsibilities it is not a wise financial decision to invest half of our incomes on Bitcoin.

Except for investors that choose to live way bellow their income but it's not recommendable, every income earners should have a balanced budget. They shouldn't deprive themselves of quality lifestyle according to their income because they want to buy aggressively. My advice is minus your basic expenses from your income and put the rest into discretionary funds from there you will decide what percentage that goes where including Bitcoin accumulation.

Just as have said , unless the person doesn’t have much responsibility, but even if you are staying with your parents that doesn’t mean one will have lesser responsibility, apart from not paying rent and buying food stuff which I believe most of the time u will still contribute one or two to the family, there are little expense you must be involved such as data, transportation, probably light bills and other stuff.

It’s good to invest aggressively but I think it should be on a calculative risk , if the investor which to invest monthly, that means with his income , emergency fund will be kept , he will remove some money for his personal need then discretionary income is what he can use for his investment in other not to sell his hodi , what we are talking about it’s long term , so one need to be prepared because this requires patience if not he may want to sell when he run out of cash , so investing with half of his income is not really good.

[Jewan420]

You are absolutely right, aggressiveness itself is a negative energy that brings in bad results, which can damage an individual lives.

Aggressiveness is not a negative force or does not lead to negative results in investments. What is aggressive investing? How does it affect your investments? How to invest aggressively? And how much aggressiveness is good? It is very important for an investor to know these before becoming aggressive in investing. Being aggressive in the right way in investing can help you achieve your goals quickly and will benefit you.

Aggressive investing brings negative results for those who are more aggressive than they can handle and do not adopt the right strategy. Even aggressive investing is harmful for those who cannot determine the level of aggressiveness considering their own position and discretionary income. There is no harm in being aggressive in investing in the right way, but if you are aggressive in investing in the wrong way, you are likely to lose money and may be forced to break the holding.

[Tonimez]

Despite its volatile nature, Bitcoin surely will always appreciate and thus, investing up to a half of Income is a wise one with future mindset.

I doubt if someone that invests half of his income in bitcoin can be able to hold it on long-term basis. No matter how much a person earns, investing half of his income is not advisable because, the bigger someone's income is, the more responsibility he has and this is just basic. Life has a way of aligning everyone to the class of same income earners.

I still think no matter anything an investor with long term goal should never touch or temper with his or her investment, that is why we should have our emergency funds and reserve funds to always take care of unforseen circumstances. Someone who knows the potential of Bitcoin and understands the return Bitcoin can give over years of holding will never be moved by any massive movement of the market I mean that is a pure temptation that a determined investor should overcome because if you try selling because of increase in the market you will definitely sell next time when there will be another increase and by so doing you are gradually becoming a trader and you will be use to that at some point.
selling when you haven't gotten to overaccumulation stage is not advisable because you will be distracted in a way you can not imagine

I think that stable source of income contributes to a large extent to what we can do when it comes to bitcoin accumulation. Also knowing what you want is another factor. When your emergency funds are properly accumulated, your bitcoin stash would be safe too. Some people that result into trading do so because they are either investing beyond their financial capacity or they focus more on the charts. Again, when someone is introduced into bitcoin by a Trader, he tends to have a trader's mindset than an investor's mindset.

Investing up to half of your income it’s not actually ideal , in as much you consider the bigger picture of Bitcoin in the future , you should also understand it’s a long term investment, so you are adviced to invest with your discretionary income, so that it won’t affect you unless you have other business and investment that can fetch you some money , if not investing half of your income may affect your accumulation journey or properly result to selling when you don’t have much money with you .

It depends on your responsibilities and the level of your income too, if you're someone that doesn't have much responsibilities and lets say when you divide your income it will still be enough for you to satisfy your domestic needs and other emergency needs too, I don't think you should have a rethink of investing with half of your income although what matters in bitcoin investment is, if you'll be pressure free after investing with half of your income,

You should not forget that humans by default upgrades to every level of life they find themselves. When you feel your income is big enough to take care of your responsibilities with less than half of the salary, good. But this also comes with increased amount of unknown side dependers and also calls for an upgrade in your way of life. One is not to live a lowly lifestyle because he's investing in bitcoin. So it's not very advisable to invest up to half of your income in bitcoin. How much would you put into your emergency funds and your back up funds? Or do you see life as an express or bed of roses.

[Edited out]

Yes  i agree with you, if  Everyone’s strategy is shaped by their goals and risk tolerance. DCA really takes the emotion out of investing, which is crucial in a volatile market like crypto. Whether someone holds or takes profit along the way, what matters is sticking to a real plan that makes sense for them. No one-size-fits-all in this space and that’s what makes it so interesting.

Everyone will strive to find a strategy that aligns with their investment plan over the long term, because a consistent investment plan over the long term is far superior to one that changes frequently every month. And from my observations, methods like DCA are already more widely used by investors, so we can conclude that it's a method that's more suitable for all groups, although some may still use methods other than the one you mentioned. But we can all see how everyone's path, where their own personal fit with a strategy, will continue to be sought in order to invest in Bitcoin more comfortably and without burdening themselves as long-term investors.

We can only advise and never compulsory to adhere to whatever advice given. Bitcoin investment is personal even though everyone may tend to have a common goal of making a profit, the approach to this end sometimes differ. Lump-sum investment strategy is good for contract workers who also wish to rule their finances. Even though they buy in lumps, they have high level of financial management plans because they are also aware that it could be long enough before their next possible income. These set of investors tend to earn big periodically and this is why they also tend to have a very large discretionary piece which it's percentage could still amount to a lump-sum buys. They make their long-term plans but planning for at least, twice their possible hope for their next contract.

Investors who Buy the dips are usually opportunistic buyers, who capitalise on their notion of dips meeting income. This set of investors can also hold for long-term because they are patiently holding and fulfilled with the price of bitcoin as at the dip. However, such investors fall into bitcoin trading unknowingly or knowingly when market looks milky. Another challenge in buying the Dip is that a person can intend buying to hold, and due to the Dip price, he aggressively buys beyond his capacity which exposes the entire bitcoin to premature sales in an emergency situation.

DCA approach remains the widely acceptable way of approaching the long-term holding of bitcoin. This is because you choose your DCA allocation which would be very stress-free to you while also putting your emergency funds into consideration. So it's better to accumulate gradually but steadily than to crash out of bitcoin investment due to bad cashflow management.

As a bitcoin investor, the only income you need to invest with is just your discretionary income and nothing much.

This is very correct. An investor who sincerely buys for a long term goal should only invest in bitcoin with a fraction of his discretionary income only, after adding to his emergency funds and back up funds.

A lot of folks tend to get themselves worked up over little things that shouldn’t be a worry to them as long as bitcoin investment is concerned, you need just a discretionary income to invest with or to even continue sustaining your ongoing bitcoin investment. Knowing fully well that bitcoin investment is a long term investment and for an investor whose initial strategy is focused on the long term goal of consistently accumulating and hodl, you don’t need to get yourself involved in some kind of dramas that doesn’t really worth it, all you need do is to be able to figure out your discretionary income and invest with it.

Once a person sincerely plans for long term, then he would understand that there's  no need to rush or continuously aggressively accumulate bitcoin. This will reduce the pressure to buy beyond your capacity at anytime or the pressure to invest with your emergency funds just because of a dip. These are things that a person needs to discipline himself against doing and consistently focus on that amount set aside for his DCA approach.

The DCA method of investment makes it even more flexible for you to invest with without getting to worry about how much you should invest with, rather you only have to figure out what’s your discretionary income for the week or month depending on how your income flows after you might have been able to sort out your other financial obligations, the amount left with you should go for your discretionary income and that’s just what you need to invest with or sustain your seemingly ongoing bitcoin investment and gradually build up your portfolio for the long term goal.

Yeah sure, sorting out your financial responsibilities is very important, but also noted that it won't also be advisable to invest your entire discretionary income into income since that's also the source of your emergency funds and back up funds.

You are absolutely right, aggressiveness itself is a negative energy that brings in bad results, which can damage an individual lives.

Aggressiveness is not a negative force or does not lead to negative results in investments. What is aggressive investing? How does it affect your investments? How to invest aggressively? And how much aggressiveness is good? It is very important for an investor to know these before becoming aggressive in investing. Being aggressive in the right way in investing can help you achieve your goals quickly and will benefit you.

Aggressive investing brings negative results for those who are more aggressive than they can handle and do not adopt the right strategy. Even aggressive investing is harmful for those who cannot determine the level of aggressiveness considering their own position and discretionary income. There is no harm in being aggressive in investing in the right way, but if you are aggressive in investing in the wrong way, you are likely to lose money and may be forced to break the holding.

Surely, there's no harm investing aggressively when you have the resources to do so. But this must be done under high level financial management system to avoid a resultant backslide which could expose your bitcoin stash to possible premature sales. Before aggressively accumulating bitcoin suddenly after periods of DCAing, first consider if you've actually had a pay raise or a reduced responsibility. One of this has to be in place to be able to successfully buy aggressively without a fall back. Instead of buying aggressively because of dips without proper backup plans, then maintaining your DCA approach remains the best anyone can do.

[Gost ms]

Just as have said , unless the person doesn’t have much responsibility, but even if you are staying with your parents that doesn’t mean one will have lesser responsibility, apart from not paying rent and buying food stuff which I believe most of the time u will still contribute one or two to the family, there are little expense you must be involved such as data, transportation, probably light bills and other stuff.

It’s good to invest aggressively but I think it should be on a calculative risk , if the investor which to invest monthly, that means with his income , emergency fund will be kept , he will remove some money for his personal need then discretionary income is what he can use for his investment in other not to sell his hodi , what we are talking about it’s long term , so one need to be prepared because this requires patience if not he may want to sell when he run out of cash , so investing with half of his income is not really good.

Your comment is very vague. Putting aside some money for personal expenses is not called discretionary income. Discretionary income is the amount of money left over after deducting all expenses from your fixed income. If you put aside some money from your fixed income, then you are doing something wrong. You can keep some money from your discretionary income for emergency fund and you can invest. If you do not have an emergency fund, then you can invest and create an emergency fund at the same time.

You can buy with your discretionary income using DCA method. How much of your discretionary income you invest is entirely up to you. But I think if you invest 5% to 25% of your discretionary income, it will be much better for you. You can buy aggressively during the downturn with the remaining money you have.

[Proty]

Our level of aggressiveness or whimpiness is a choice, and there are ways to be aggressive without overdoing it, and surely the more aggressive we are, the more we run the risk of overdoing it in one way or another.. yet I doubt that being aggressive is a negative because we are able to tailor it to our own aspirations, and try to keep in mind if we might be pushing the boundaries too much in terms of starting to have negative consequences associated with our level of aggressiveness.

You are absolutely right, aggressiveness itself is a negative energy that brings in bad results, which can damage an individual lives.

Though aggressiveness is an emotion, which can be control by an individual if they don't want it to escalate, because if not control or balanced, it can affect in different areas of life like relationships, work etc.

Also, having self-regulation can help in adjusting their emotions or balancing to prevent any negative things that will be caused by aggression.

It is really a good point , however I believe being aggressive isn't a bad thing.one just needs to apply wisdom in other not to over do it. when one is being passive, it can make one to miss out in market opportunities.so one really needs to exercise self control in other not to overdo  it ,before it turns into gambling. So it will be good if one can be agrrevise with a good strategy. Also one should be able to identify his or her limits in other not to over stretched themselves, don't make decisions that is moved or based on emotions and also we should know our risk tolerance.we should be able to strike a balance because this is what distinguish an investor from a trader

[ejikeme24]

Our level of aggressiveness or whimpiness is a choice, and there are ways to be aggressive without overdoing it, and surely the more aggressive we are, the more we run the risk of overdoing it in one way or another.. yet I doubt that being aggressive is a negative because we are able to tailor it to our own aspirations, and try to keep in mind if we might be pushing the boundaries too much in terms of starting to have negative consequences associated with our level of aggressiveness.

You are absolutely right, aggressiveness itself is a negative energy that brings in bad results, which can damage an individual lives.

That's not the aggressive we are talking about here mate, the aggressive we are talking about here is in terms of bitcoin accumulation. Being aggressive in terms of bitcoin accumulation is not actually bad that's if we don't exceed  limit, aggressive can only be problematic only when is not well applied because there is a certain stage when you are supposed to limit from your aggressiveness and just maintain the ongoing buying of bitcoin using the DCA method, but alot of guys don't always know when they're supposed to limit thier aggressiveness which is why they always end up messing their investment up, those that really know how to maintain their aggressiveness without crossing boundaries don't always get affected. Those that don't know the level in which they're supposed to limit from thier aggressive buying of bitcoin should not be attempting to buy aggressively but to maintain the ongoing buying of bitcoin using the DCA method until they figure out the stage in Which they should be limiting from thier aggressive buying of bitcoin to avoid making unnecessary mistake.

[ruykeri]

You should never think about ten years ago because at that time, risk could only bring success,

This makes little sense.  10 years ago there were similar kinds of concerns as there are now, yet we can see after the fact that investing into bitcoin ended up paying off quite well including that the more aggressively anyone invested into bitcoin (without overdoing it) then the better the payoff. 

Personally, I think that similar kinds of underlying principles continue to exist in regards to the more aggressive anyone invest into bitcoin (without over doing it) the likely better will be the future payoffs, 4-10 years or longer down the road.

It is also likely the slope of the upward curve is not going to be as steep into the next 10 years as it had been in the past 10 years, yet these days, the downside risk of the next 10 years seems to be less extreme, too.  When governments and large financial institutions are jumping onboard, it becomes harder to reverse courses... .not impossible to reverse but there is a certain value in the Lindy Effects that are created with bitcoin being in existence longer and seeming to ongoingly becoming stronger and stronger and stronger.

Same way most people who recently began investing are wishing they started 10 years ago is the same way people who are still procrastinating now would wish they started earlier too in 10 years upwards, if you take a look at the figures you'll see that it's still earliy compared to what we all hope it would be like in the next time years, if they picture bitcoin at $1m or above in 10 years from now then the investor who started recently would stop wishing they invested in the past but take their current investment seriously.

 You'll hear people say it's not too late and they're right afterall cause if one could start now an hold till 10 years time when bitcoin probably gets past $1m then they won't even feel they missed the opportunity earlier investors of about 2011 to 2020 had cause they too would've made lots of profits in 10 years from now whether they're very aggressive with their investment or not.

I completely agree with you. Most people think that the value will DIP and then they will buy. I think the value that Bitcoin has now is in the DIP end.. because it doesn't seem like it will drop any further. Bitcoin may reach a price around 150k in the next 4 to 5 months. Those who start investing then will think that if they had started 4 months ago, they would have definitely made more profit. Actually, it's true that you have to think about a lot of things before making a decision. but if he will think that he will invest if the price of Bitcoin drops, they will not be able to continue investing for 4 to 10 years according to the DCA method. When the price increases significantly, they will sell their BTC. But if you invest patiently for 10 years or so, the profit would be much higher. Investing in BTC using the DCA method is much more profitable than any other investment. Now, more important than how much money he starts investing with or how much BTC he buys and starts HODLing is how early he decides to start investing in BTC and how long he will continue investing for. I think that every moment is the right time to invest in Bitcoin. As the days pass, the more profits we will lose.

[JayJuanGee]

Our level of aggressiveness or whimpiness is a choice, and there are ways to be aggressive without overdoing it, and surely the more aggressive we are, the more we run the risk of overdoing it in one way or another.. yet I doubt that being aggressive is a negative because we are able to tailor it to our own aspirations, and try to keep in mind if we might be pushing the boundaries too much in terms of starting to have negative consequences associated with our level of aggressiveness.

You are absolutely right, aggressiveness itself is a negative energy that brings in bad results, which can damage an individual lives.

Though aggressiveness is an emotion, which can be control by an individual if they don't want it to escalate, because if not control or balanced, it can affect in different areas of life like relationships, work etc.

Also, having self-regulation can help in adjusting their emotions or balancing to prevent any negative things that will be caused by aggression.

Your bot might need to better learn how to comprehend what you are reading...   You are mischaracterizing, misunderstanding and/or perhaps you have no fucking clue about what I said.  You are just making up your own bullshit spin.

In regards to bitcoin investing, we use the term aggressive to show how much a guy might prioritize investing into bitcoin so relatively speaking he chooses a higher level of his discretionary income is put into bitcoin, so the more and more aggressive he is, then he might make mistakes and overdo it or miscalculate and go beyond his discretionary income.  So, sometimes guys can inadvertently overdo their aggressiveness in their bitcoin buying, and I frequently proclaim that guys should attempt to invest into bitcoin as aggressive as they can without overdoing it, so they have to figure out how much investing into bitcoin and prioritizing investing into bitcoin is enough, but not too much for them and their circumstances..

For sure, so many folks do not invest in bitcoin at all, so it seems to me that it would be better for them to choose to invest into bitcoin, even if they were to invest into bitcoin whimpily rather than not at all, so from my perspective, investing whimpily into bitcoin is better than not investing at all.

In the end, each of us chooses whether or not to invest into bitcoin, and then we also choose our level of aggressiveness or our whimpiness in terms of how much of our discretionary income we invest into bitcoin.  We have to have discretionary income in order to invest in bitcoin, otherwise if we buy bitcoin out of money that we need for expenses, then we are trading/gambling rather than investing and we are also overdoing our aggressiveness from my perspective. 

There is no exact right answer, even though there are consequences to our actions, and historically, bitcoin has rewarded those who have invested into it and has rewarded those who aggressively invested into bitcoin even moreso, since bitcoin has been a quite positively performing asset, and aggressiveness was rewarded, so long as they did not overdo it.  Since we are currently at all time highs in our BTC prices, anyone who errored on the side of investing into bitcoin over the years, has ended up doing quite well over the years, and sure the longer that they have been in bitcoin, buying bitcoin and holding bitcoin the better for their finances, yet they also need to have enough income to be able to pay for their living expenses while they are investing into bitcoin over the years.

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You can buy with your discretionary income using DCA method. How much of your discretionary income you invest is entirely up to you. But I think if you invest 5% to 25% of your discretionary income, it will be much better for you. You can buy aggressively during the downturn with the remaining money you have.

A standard of aiming for 5% to 25% of a guys income to go into bitcoin is referring to general income, not to discretionary income.

Of course if a guy is investing 25% of his income into  bitcoin, there is a presumption that the discretionary income is at least 25% of the guy's regular income, and then if is investing 100% of his discretionary income, he might be on the border of overdoing it.

There are some guys who have fairly high levels of discretionary income, so surely the higher their discretionary income, the more options they have in regards to how to use such discretionary income, whether investing, consumption or putting into back up funds.

It would be erroneous to suggest that guys invest 5% to 25% of their discretionary funds and act as if that would automatically be reasonable, since for some folks such levels of investment into bitcoin might be whimpy or overly whimpy in terms of their overall abilities, and/or wants.