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[Finebone]

For those who are still waiting for the bearish season to arrive before they can buy bitcoin, I think they should just count themselves out of the people that will buy bitcoin this season. Because a person who really wants to invest in the Bitcoins will not still be waiting for the bearish season to arrive, and they say the earlier is better. What if the bearish season later comes at the wrong moment? How can he do it? He will end up with regrets.

It is very sad and regrettable that in this present time investors are still thinking of investing in bitcoin only when the season is bearish, thinking that it's the right thing to do, so if the bullish Season comes, it's very likely that such investors are going to sell off for minimal gains.

Investors with such mindset of bullish and bearish season are more likely to be a trader, trading his bitcoin when the bullish Season comes, but a real investor will only be thinking of accumulating a huge stash of bitcoin regardless of if it's a bullish or a bearish season, because the goal is to accumulate Bitcoin and hold for a very long time, not selling during the bullish Season.

[fullfitlarry]

For those who are still waiting for the bearish season to arrive before they can buy bitcoin, I think they should just count themselves out of the people that will buy bitcoin this season. Because a person who really wants to invest in the Bitcoins will not still be waiting for the bearish season to arrive, and they say the earlier is better. What if the bearish season later comes at the wrong moment? How can he do it? He will end up with regrets.

It is very sad and regrettable that in this present time investors are still thinking of investing in bitcoin only when the season is bearish, thinking that it's the right thing to do, so if the bullish Season comes, it's very likely that such investors are going to sell off for minimal gains.

And for example this trader bought at the bearish market and then sells for a gain of 2x in the early bull market thinking that he got a good deal as he profited already. But then as the price goes up throughout the bullish season and then watching painfully as the price continues to go up in 3x, 5x or even 10x from his or her price sale. Then now that person will be face with the dreaded question whether to FOMO and buy back again or waited for a dip that will never come, often buy at the top of the bull market.

Investors with such mindset of bullish and bearish season are more likely to be a trader, trading his bitcoin when the bullish Season comes, but a real investor will only be thinking of accumulating a huge stash of bitcoin regardless of if it's a bullish or a bearish season, because the goal is to accumulate Bitcoin and hold for a very long time, not selling during the bullish Season.

And as what experience told us here, the most successful person here who earn and profited as those who adopted a different mindset, sometimes we call them as diamond hand. Those that accumulate relentlessly, and that holds their core belief, and measure everything and their successes not in fiat and short term gains, but how much sats they accumulated. And they keep on stacking sats, regardless of the USD/BTC exchange rate. And remember that in bear market, Bitcoin is on sale, making accumulation very easy for us.

[Mr_Brilliant$]

We are seeing Bitcoin’s price bottom at a level that would have been an all time high 2 months ago. That is bullish.

Bitcoin isn’t ready to top for this cycle yet, but it’s possible it has. I think it is still a market to buy though. The value is getting high to be taking on big new positions, but I don’t see any reason to stop DCA’ing.

The DCA method for me is the most subtle method to accumulate bitcoin no matter the price. If an individual decides to lump sum then is basically dependent on his level of income, but for the DCA method it’s not dependent on any category, both the high and low income earners seeking a long term strategy of continuous and consistently accumulation of bitcoin and hodl, are most certainly and likely dependent to go by this method to accumulate and hodl. The DCA allows you the most stability and consistency in the market which for me you don’t depend on the price of bitcoin before you accumulate. I don’t also see any reason stopping DCA.

Today's ATH will surely be dip sometime in the future

I do not know why this sounds so true and cool in my ears haha , but in reality it is actually 100% true.. Every ATH will surely be a dip sometime in the future, no matter how big the hype feels at that moment.. The market always has a way of proofing itself, and what looks like the very top today usually turns into a stepping stone later on.. It is just the natural way of Bitcoin price now...

The interesting part is how people react to it. Some get scared and think the dip is the end, while others understand it is simply part of the journey..  A dip after ATH does not mean failure, it is more like the Bitcoin catching its breath.. In fact, without those dips, how would you expect enough strength to push for new highs.?.  And is the people that sees this as an opportunity instead of a threat that usually ends up ahead..

For me now, TBH, I do not really celebrate some of these ATHs too much, because honestly they come and go like normal phases in Bitcoin.. The key prices I will be celebrating are when we are talking about serious price like $200k to $1m haha , that is the kind of level that will change the whole conversation around Bitcoin and even the financial sector at large. I have got my eyes on those prices lol, until then every other ATH in between just feels like checkpoints on a long road trip... i am not saying it is bad to acknowledge them, it is just how i see it.. In all my point is the dip is not the opposite of ATH, it is actually the partner that makes the next ATH possible...

What I see is that ATH and dips are not just about price action, they are actually psychological checkpoints. Each ATH forces the market to bring in a new wave of believers, while each dip cleans out the weak hands who only came in for quick gains. That cycle of onboarding and cleansing is what keeps Bitcoin strong long term.

Another way to look at it is that dips after ATHs serve as price memory. Once Bitcoin has touched a certain level, even if it falls, that price gets written into history and becomes a reference point for future rallies. For example, when Bitcoin broke $20k in 2020 after rejecting it in 2017, that memory made it a strong support instead of just a random number. The same will happen with every new ATH going forward.

So instead of seeing ATH and dip as opposite ends, I see them as stages in Bitcoin’s process of building trust in the market. ATHs expand the imagination of what’s possible, and dips test conviction to filter who really understands the asset. That is the deeper game behind the numbers.

You are right, I never really looked at it that way before but it makes sense. ATHs do pull in a new set of people who suddenly believe this thing is real and dips are usually where you see who was only here for quick money.. It is almost like Bitcoin has its own way of separating noise from the serious players, and it keeps repeating the same test every cycle..

And that price memory point you made is so true.. yeah that $20k felt like an impossible wall back in then, and then in 2020 when it finally broke, it was not just another number anymore, it became a solid floor. Since then I do not even look at those old levels the same way, they just turn into history marks. and that is probably going to keep happening with every new ATH we see..

For me, I just see ATHs and dips as two sides of the same coin. The hype pulls you in, the dip checks your patience, and if you survive both, you end up stronger. It is not always easy to sit through it, but that is literally the game with Bitcoin especially with a long term mind set..

[Loyang]

Depending on the season, if the market is already on dip, you may choose to invest and hold till we are out of it, to DCA comes with a clkind of double advantage for those interested in using it, the first aspect is the way it helps in buying gradually as the income flow in for us, then we take advantage of investing without missing out in the buying opportunity over time and we are buying at every dip.

Secondly, it helps reduce the risk of losing more at the bear market where everything seems to be hard to make profits, our own loss will be minimized and we can easily com out of it because of this strategy serving as the best alternative approach for long time investors, because they can hold and over time make profits the more with their assets as the market rise, her have to understand the reason for anything we choose to take, while at the verge of investing in bitcoin this season.

There is no need for a market crash to invest, there is no need to depend on market seasons, etc. There is nothing to depend on. If you have a source of discretionary income, basic knowledge about Bitcoin, and faith in Bitcoin. If you have these things, it is never a good idea to wait to invest. You need to start investing as soon as possible. Buying during a recession is always a sign of a business. An investor will want to continue buying until he can accumulate enough Bitcoin in his portfolio. If someone has money to invest, then he can invest it immediately. Waiting for a crash is not a good idea at all, invest as soon as you have money.

A bear market never helps reduce risk. A bear market becomes even more risky, for example. Suppose the market price of Bitcoin is $10, you buy it today for $5 after the market falls. But if the price of Bitcoin drops even further after you invest, you will be even more worried. Bitcoin is a very volatile currency market, and you never know when it will happen. A bear market never reduces risk.

[yixichloro2xx]

We are seeing Bitcoin’s price bottom at a level that would have been an all time high 2 months ago. That is bullish.

Bitcoin isn’t ready to top for this cycle yet, but it’s possible it has. I think it is still a market to buy though. The value is getting high to be taking on big new positions, but I don’t see any reason to stop DCA’ing.

The DCA method for me is the most subtle method to accumulate bitcoin no matter the price. If an individual decides to lump sum then is basically dependent on his level of income, but for the DCA method it’s not dependent on any category, both the high and low income earners seeking a long term strategy of continuous and consistently accumulation of bitcoin and hodl, are most certainly and likely dependent to go by this method to accumulate and hodl. The DCA allows you the most stability and consistency in the market which for me you don’t depend on the price of bitcoin before you accumulate. I don’t also see any reason stopping DCA.

Today's ATH will surely be dip sometime in the future

I do not know why this sounds so true and cool in my ears haha , but in reality it is actually 100% true.. Every ATH will surely be a dip sometime in the future, no matter how big the hype feels at that moment.. The market always has a way of proofing itself, and what looks like the very top today usually turns into a stepping stone later on.. It is just the natural way of Bitcoin price now...

The interesting part is how people react to it. Some get scared and think the dip is the end, while others understand it is simply part of the journey..  A dip after ATH does not mean failure, it is more like the Bitcoin catching its breath.. In fact, without those dips, how would you expect enough strength to push for new highs.?.  And is the people that sees this as an opportunity instead of a threat that usually ends up ahead..

For me now, TBH, I do not really celebrate some of these ATHs too much, because honestly they come and go like normal phases in Bitcoin.. The key prices I will be celebrating are when we are talking about serious price like $200k to $1m haha , that is the kind of level that will change the whole conversation around Bitcoin and even the financial sector at large. I have got my eyes on those prices lol, until then every other ATH in between just feels like checkpoints on a long road trip... i am not saying it is bad to acknowledge them, it is just how i see it.. In all my point is the dip is not the opposite of ATH, it is actually the partner that makes the next ATH possible...

What I see is that ATH and dips are not just about price action, they are actually psychological checkpoints. Each ATH forces the market to bring in a new wave of believers, while each dip cleans out the weak hands who only came in for quick gains. That cycle of onboarding and cleansing is what keeps Bitcoin strong long term.

Another way to look at it is that dips after ATHs serve as price memory. Once Bitcoin has touched a certain level, even if it falls, that price gets written into history and becomes a reference point for future rallies. For example, when Bitcoin broke $20k in 2020 after rejecting it in 2017, that memory made it a strong support instead of just a random number. The same will happen with every new ATH going forward.

So instead of seeing ATH and dip as opposite ends, I see them as stages in Bitcoin’s process of building trust in the market. ATHs expand the imagination of what’s possible, and dips test conviction to filter who really understands the asset. That is the deeper game behind the numbers.

You are right, I never really looked at it that way before but it makes sense. ATHs do pull in a new set of people who suddenly believe this thing is real and dips are usually where you see who was only here for quick money.. It is almost like Bitcoin has its own way of separating noise from the serious players, and it keeps repeating the same test every cycle..

And that price memory point you made is so true.. yeah that $20k felt like an impossible wall back in then, and then in 2020 when it finally broke, it was not just another number anymore, it became a solid floor. Since then I do not even look at those old levels the same way, they just turn into history marks. and that is probably going to keep happening with every new ATH we see..

For me, I just see ATHs and dips as two sides of the same coin. The hype pulls you in, the dip checks your patience, and if you survive both, you end up stronger. It is not always easy to sit through it, but that is literally the game with Bitcoin especially with a long term mind set..

Maybe the best way to put it is that Bitcoin uses ATHs and dips as its own natural filtering system. Every new high brings in fresh attention, new believers, and a lot of noise, but the correction that follows is where conviction gets tested. The people who only showed up for the hype usually exit, while those who stay end up building the strongest hands. That repeating cycle is what keeps shaping the community over time.

The price memory part you mentioned is exactly why Bitcoin feels so different from any other asset. Once a level is broken, it rarely fades back into irrelevance. It becomes a reference point, sometimes a support, sometimes just a psychological milestone, but always part of the story. That is why old highs like $20k now feel like a stepping stone instead of a ceiling.

In the end, ATHs and dips are not opposites but partners. One attracts attention, the other measures commitment. If you can sit through both with a long term mindset, you come out with not just stronger holdings but also stronger conviction. That is the real reward for patience in Bitcoin.

[HustleZ]

Depending on the season, if the market is already on dip, you may choose to invest and hold till we are out of it, to DCA comes with a clkind of double advantage for those interested in using it, the first aspect is the way it helps in buying gradually as the income flow in for us, then we take advantage of investing without missing out in the buying opportunity over time and we are buying at every dip.

Secondly, it helps reduce the risk of losing more at the bear market where everything seems to be hard to make profits, our own loss will be minimized and we can easily com out of it because of this strategy serving as the best alternative approach for long time investors, because they can hold and over time make profits the more with their assets as the market rise, her have to understand the reason for anything we choose to take, while at the verge of investing in bitcoin this season.

There is no need for a market crash to invest, there is no need to depend on market seasons, etc. There is nothing to depend on. If you have a source of discretionary income, basic knowledge about Bitcoin, and faith in Bitcoin. If you have these things, it is never a good idea to wait to invest. You need to start investing as soon as possible. Buying during a recession is always a sign of a business. An investor will want to continue buying until he can accumulate enough Bitcoin in his portfolio. If someone has money to invest, then he can invest it immediately. Waiting for a crash is not a good idea at all, invest as soon as you have money.

A bear market never helps reduce risk. A bear market becomes even more risky, for example. Suppose the market price of Bitcoin is $10, you buy it today for $5 after the market falls. But if the price of Bitcoin drops even further after you invest, you will be even more worried. Bitcoin is a very volatile currency market, and you never know when it will happen. A bear market never reduces risk.

I agree with your core point that waiting for a "perfect entry" is usually counterproductive, because the market rarely moves in the way people expect. If someone has discretionary income and long-term conviction then starting as soon as you can is much better than waiting endlessly for a "perfect entry"

However I think its worth clarifying that bear markets are not entirely useless for investors. They do not reduce the risk or volatility as you said correctly but they reduce the entry cost. Historically, anyone who bought BTC in 2015, 2018 and 2022 had significantly lower average buy price than those who bought it in the peak of bull run.

The most reliable approach is DCA in every phase of the cycle whether bullish or bearish. While no one can predict when's the exact "best time" to invest but historically a bear season is an excellent opportunity and we should try to accumulate more if we have spare funds because Bitcoin has proven to be bullish in the long term.

[ruykeri]

Depending on the season, if the market is already on dip, you may choose to invest and hold till we are out of it, to DCA comes with a clkind of double advantage for those interested in using it, the first aspect is the way it helps in buying gradually as the income flow in for us, then we take advantage of investing without missing out in the buying opportunity over time and we are buying at every dip.

Secondly, it helps reduce the risk of losing more at the bear market where everything seems to be hard to make profits, our own loss will be minimized and we can easily com out of it because of this strategy serving as the best alternative approach for long time investors, because they can hold and over time make profits the more with their assets as the market rise, her have to understand the reason for anything we choose to take, while at the verge of investing in bitcoin this season.

There is no need for a market crash to invest, there is no need to depend on market seasons, etc. There is nothing to depend on. If you have a source of discretionary income, basic knowledge about Bitcoin, and faith in Bitcoin. If you have these things, it is never a good idea to wait to invest. You need to start investing as soon as possible. Buying during a recession is always a sign of a business. An investor will want to continue buying until he can accumulate enough Bitcoin in his portfolio. If someone has money to invest, then he can invest it immediately. Waiting for a crash is not a good idea at all, invest as soon as you have money.

A bear market never helps reduce risk. A bear market becomes even more risky, for example. Suppose the market price of Bitcoin is $10, you buy it today for $5 after the market falls. But if the price of Bitcoin drops even further after you invest, you will be even more worried. Bitcoin is a very volatile currency market, and you never know when it will happen. A bear market never reduces risk.

In fact, those who have the mindset to invest in Bitcoin do not think about the price going up or down. They think about investing regularly for the long term by following the DCA method. You are right that if you have discretionary income and basic ideas and knowledge about Bitcoin, it is possible to invest. However, I will say one thing, many people waste time trying to learn too much about Bitcoin, which results in missing out on the opportunity to invest in advance. Therefore, one can invest in Bitcoin only if they have a basic idea. The topics of Bitcoin are very broad, so if you know everything about it, you will have to spend a lot of time. And even if you do not have to know such deep technical issues to invest, If someone is interested in it, he can continue to gain knowledge along with investing. And for those who have the mentality like traders, Bitcoin is not for them. Bitcoin is to create security for themselves and their families in the future through long-term investment. And those who want to buy Bitcoin in DIP are actually thinking like fools. Many people wait to buy at the dip but it turns out that the price of Bitcoin does not decrease. The price continues to increase. Then they miss the opportunity to invest in Bitcoin. Since the price of Bitcoin always fluctuates, we should follow the DCA and invest for a long time without paying attention to all these aspects. The optimal time frame will be for a minimum of 4 to 10 years. It will also be invested with discretionary income. Only then can the investment be made for a longer period of time, and it is possible to be more profitable.

[HajiBagi]

Bitcoin isn’t ready to top for this cycle yet, but it’s possible it has. I think it is still a market to buy though. The value is getting high to be taking on big new positions, but I don’t see any reason to stop DCA’ing.

Many folks have much expectation from Bitcoin, forgetting that fluctuation is inevitable. The last time Bitcoin made a move like this it went down to $103,000 and came back to $115k and later broke a new ATH. A month ago, the current price was an ATH, and its obvious we will soon break a new ATH before the year runs out.

Every time is always a good time to buy Bitcoin. This year alone should have changed the doubtful and ignorant minds to not joke with Bitcoin investment. It is what it is man.

You are correct, and I can tell you that this is one of the reasons why some individuals do not have Bitcoin today. One thing an investor should remember about investing in Bitcoin is that every time is good to buy Bitcoin; don't expect the price to drop to use the opportunity to buy Bitcoin; when the price drops $103,000, some people think the price will drop more than that, and the price has risen back to 115k; some people still believe that the price will drop, If they do not have the funds to buy in large amounts, they are free to buy with any amount they have and keep for a long length of time, it is not required to buy in large amounts, at the absolute least, buy now rather than waiting a long time, as we do not know if the price will drop soon.

[Joeboy]

We are seeing Bitcoin’s price bottom at a level that would have been an all time high 2 months ago. That is bullish.

Bitcoin isn’t ready to top for this cycle yet, but it’s possible it has. I think it is still a market to buy though. The value is getting high to be taking on big new positions, but I don’t see any reason to stop DCA’ing.

The DCA method for me is the most subtle method to accumulate bitcoin no matter the price. If an individual decides to lump sum then is basically dependent on his level of income, but for the DCA method it’s not dependent on any category, both the high and low income earners seeking a long term strategy of continuous and consistently accumulation of bitcoin and hodl, are most certainly and likely dependent to go by this method to accumulate and hodl. The DCA allows you the most stability and consistency in the market which for me you don’t depend on the price of bitcoin before you accumulate. I don’t also see any reason stopping DCA.

Today's ATH will surely be dip sometime in the future

I do not know why this sounds so true and cool in my ears haha , but in reality it is actually 100% true.. Every ATH will surely be a dip sometime in the future, no matter how big the hype feels at that moment.. The market always has a way of proofing itself, and what looks like the very top today usually turns into a stepping stone later on.. It is just the natural way of Bitcoin price now...

That is why it is very unwise for an investor to just sit back and be waiting for the “perfect dip” before starting their Bitcoin accumulation. The truth about Bitcoin is that before that dip even happens, the price might have already gone higher than expected, leaving you stucked.... Bitcoin moves in cycles, and every ATH later becomes a dip in the long run..... That is why the smarter and wiser approach to Bitcoin is consistent accumulation using your discretionary income( not withstanding the amount) no matter the price of Bitcoin at that very point in time.....

[Kelward]

Depending on the season, if the market is already on dip, you may choose to invest and hold till we are out of it, to DCA comes with a clkind of double advantage for those interested in using it, the first aspect is the way it helps in buying gradually as the income flow in for us, then we take advantage of investing without missing out in the buying opportunity over time and we are buying at every dip.

When you're on DCA it wouldn't matter what season that Bitcoin is in, whether it's bull or bear circle you'll just keep buying until your long term target is reached. It should normally take between 4 to 10 years or more before you should consider selling because by then no matter the season or circle that you bought you should be in profit because different ATH must have happened. If you buy and sell within a considerably short term it'll mean that you're trading instead of investing on the long term that is sure of giving you ROI. Bitcoin is a store of value and the value comes from holding for a long term because it's a volatile asset.

[Derekfunds]

We are seeing Bitcoin’s price bottom at a level that would have been an all time high 2 months ago. That is bullish.

Bitcoin isn’t ready to top for this cycle yet, but it’s possible it has. I think it is still a market to buy though. The value is getting high to be taking on big new positions, but I don’t see any reason to stop DCA’ing.

The DCA method for me is the most subtle method to accumulate bitcoin no matter the price. If an individual decides to lump sum then is basically dependent on his level of income, but for the DCA method it’s not dependent on any category, both the high and low income earners seeking a long term strategy of continuous and consistently accumulation of bitcoin and hodl, are most certainly and likely dependent to go by this method to accumulate and hodl. The DCA allows you the most stability and consistency in the market which for me you don’t depend on the price of bitcoin before you accumulate. I don’t also see any reason stopping DCA.

Today's ATH will surely be dip sometime in the future

I do not know why this sounds so true and cool in my ears haha , but in reality it is actually 100% true.. Every ATH will surely be a dip sometime in the future, no matter how big the hype feels at that moment.. The market always has a way of proofing itself, and what looks like the very top today usually turns into a stepping stone later on.. It is just the natural way of Bitcoin price now...

That is why it is very unwise for an investor to just sit back and be waiting for the “perfect dip” before starting their Bitcoin accumulation. The truth about Bitcoin is that before that dip even happens, the price might have already gone higher than expected, leaving you stucked.... Bitcoin moves in cycles, and every ATH later becomes a dip in the long run..... That is why the smarter and wiser approach to Bitcoin is consistent accumulation using your discretionary income( not withstanding the amount) no matter the price of Bitcoin at that very point in time.....

First of all we should have this at the back of our mind that there is nothing like perfect Dip in Bitcoin generally, a Dip can only be considered perfect for an investor that has been accumulating and at same time preparing for the Dip to front load and so when this investor sees this opportunity, he can call it a perfect Dip mind you it is just for him because he has been preparing for it and someone who didn't prepare can not call it a perfect Dip that is why generally there is nothing like perfect Dip. And it is wise to be accumulating and preparing for the Dip instead of not accumulating at all and be waiting for Dip because the truth is you can never find a perfect Dip if you are not accumulating.

[Dareo]

Depending on the season, if the market is already on dip, you may choose to invest and hold till we are out of it, to DCA comes with a clkind of double advantage for those interested in using it, the first aspect is the way it helps in buying gradually as the income flow in for us, then we take advantage of investing without missing out in the buying opportunity over time and we are buying at every dip.

When you're on DCA it wouldn't matter what season that Bitcoin is in, whether it's bull or bear circle you'll just keep buying until your long term target is reached. It should normally take between 4 to 10 years or more before you should consider selling because by then no matter the season or circle that you bought you should be in profit because different ATH must have happened. If you buy and sell within a considerably short term it'll mean that you're trading instead of investing on the long term that is sure of giving you ROI. Bitcoin is a store of value and the value comes from holding for a long term because it's a volatile asset.

What is essential, as noted above, is the longterm orientation that shoots towards a 4 and 10 year perspective. The volatility of Bitcoin means that short-term fluctuations can be reckless and unnerving, although, over longer holding periods, the trend has generally been rewarding to the patient. Every cycle adds new ATHs that bumps up the floor to the next.

I would also like to mention and remind everyone, including newer members that this is not some kind of blind buy-forever. It is a systematic approach that fits with the market specific patterns and behaviours of Bitcoin. Rather than focusing on beating the market, DCA helps investors build a position progressively and reduce the emotional toll that is the greatest impediment to many investors.

As the day goes, the price dynamics and history behind Bitcoin, the practice of DCA combined with the belief that you should hold over time is by far one of the winning techniques.

[Agbamoni]

You are correct, and I can tell you that this is one of the reasons why some individuals do not have Bitcoin today. One thing an investor should remember about investing in Bitcoin is that every time is good to buy Bitcoin; don't expect the price to drop to use the opportunity to buy Bitcoin; when the price drops $103,000, some people think the price will drop more than that, and the price has risen back to 115k; some people still believe that the price will drop, If they do not have the funds to buy in large amounts, they are free to buy with any amount they have and keep for a long length of time, it is not required to buy in large amounts, at the absolute least, buy now rather than waiting a long time, as we do not know if the price will drop soon.

Stop calling someone who has not buy Bitcoin for investment as an investor. You should say an aspiring investor or anything you choose to call them. Bitcoin investment is accessible to anyone, as long as you have a stable income to carry you along the line. However, not everyone can invest in Bitcoin because of several reasons. One big reason is procrastination and personal conviction. Most people will never accept any new technology unless they are convinced personally and how is that possible if they do not give it a try.

[Merit.s]

The most reliable approach is DCA in every phase of the cycle whether bullish or bearish. While no one can predict when's the exact "best time" to invest but historically a bear season is an excellent opportunity and we should try to accumulate more if we have spare funds because Bitcoin has proven to be bullish in the long term.

There is no best time to buy bitcoin but now which is the reason why you don't need to wait before buying provided that your discretionary income is available. Even during the bear season, nobody can know the bottom line of the dip which is a big challenge for those waiters and one of the major reason why you should keep your bitcoin investment ongoing regularly weekly, consitently and persistently for 4-10 years and above to enable you not miss out the opportunity of buying at the bottom line of the dip without timing it.

Only DCA can give you that opportunity to do so, which is one of the reasons why those in their accumulation stage should adopt DCA strategy to keep their bitcoin accumulation ongoing overtime.

[MusaPk]

For those who are still waiting for the bearish season to arrive before they can buy bitcoin, I think they should just count themselves out of the people that will buy bitcoin this season. Because a person who really wants to invest in the Bitcoins will not still be waiting for the bearish season to arrive, and they say the earlier is better. What if the bearish season later comes at the wrong moment? How can he do it? He will end up with regrets.

Whats the definition of bearish season? Five years from now, may be we will call this price of 115k as bearish just like we now call price of 10k back in 2019 as bearish. I think there is no formal definition of bearish price or season as we are not sure whether current price is the bottom or price will go further down from here. Those who don't have good amount of Bitcoin must continue to accumulate bitcoin for five years or more and they must not pay attention to voices of bearish season and it's too late to buy Bitcoin.  

[Rabata]

For those who are still waiting for the bearish season to arrive before they can buy bitcoin, I think they should just count themselves out of the people that will buy bitcoin this season. Because a person who really wants to invest in the Bitcoins will not still be waiting for the bearish season to arrive, and they say the earlier is better. What if the bearish season later comes at the wrong moment? How can he do it? He will end up with regrets.

Whats the definition of bearish season? Five years from now, may be we will call this price of 115k as bearish just like we now call price of 10k back in 2019 as bearish. I think there is no formal definition of bearish price or season as we are not sure whether current price is the bottom or price will go further down from here. Those who don't have good amount of Bitcoin must continue to accumulate bitcoin for five years or more and they must not pay attention to voices of bearish season and it's too late to buy Bitcoin.  

Bitcoin bearish season is viewed by two types of people in two ways. Some people see bearish as selling their holdings, while others see bearish as an opportunity to buy more Bitcoin. When Bitcoin went from $100 to $10,000, it was called the high price of Bitcoin, which many people considered a loss when buying Bitcoin. But over time, Bitcoin is now being bought for $115,000. This may be considered a big dip in the next few years. There is no such thing as bearish Bitcoin. If you want to buy, it is an opportunity for you, and if you want to sell, it may seem like a bearish trend for you.

[Proty]

You are correct, and I can tell you that this is one of the reasons why some individuals do not have Bitcoin today. One thing an investor should remember about investing in Bitcoin is that every time is good to buy Bitcoin; don't expect the price to drop to use the opportunity to buy Bitcoin; when the price drops $103,000, some people think the price will drop more than that, and the price has risen back to 115k; some people still believe that the price will drop, If they do not have the funds to buy in large amounts, they are free to buy with any amount they have and keep for a long length of time, it is not required to buy in large amounts, at the absolute least, buy now rather than waiting a long time, as we do not know if the price will drop soon.

Stop calling someone who has not buy Bitcoin for investment as an investor. You should say an aspiring investor or anything you choose to call them. Bitcoin investment is accessible to anyone, as long as you have a stable income to carry you along the line. However, not everyone can invest in Bitcoin because of several reasons. One big reason is procrastination and personal conviction. Most people will never accept any new technology unless they are convinced personally and how is that possible if they do not give it a try.

A stable income is not just what is needed for one to start accumulating bitcoin but rather discretionary income therefore I believe it will be appropriate to say that as long as one have discretionary income they are good to start accumulating bitcoin instead stable income. Since it is possible for one to have a stable income without having a discretionary income, because our expenses do differs. Finally even without a stable income one can start accumulating bitcoin as long as the discretionary income is there to start with.

[blackberrman]

For those who are still waiting for the bearish season to arrive before they can buy bitcoin, I think they should just count themselves out of the people that will buy bitcoin this season. Because a person who really wants to invest in the Bitcoins will not still be waiting for the bearish season to arrive, and they say the earlier is better. What if the bearish season later comes at the wrong moment? How can he do it? He will end up with regrets.

Whats the definition of bearish season? Five years from now, may be we will call this price of 115k as bearish just like we now call price of 10k back in 2019 as bearish. I think there is no formal definition of bearish price or season as we are not sure whether current price is the bottom or price will go further down from here. Those who don't have good amount of Bitcoin must continue to accumulate bitcoin for five years or more and they must not pay attention to voices of bearish season and it's too late to buy Bitcoin.  

If you wait for Bitcoin to fall, you may regret it in the future, because the price of Bitcoin, which is a challenge to determine, is cheaper today than in the future because the demand for Bitcoin which has increased greatly at present and will increase many times in the future and the price of Bitcoin will increase greatly, but although there is no guarantee of this but the future of Bitcoin is bright, when to enter or exit the market for investment frees you from this kind of challenge when using the DCA strategy, the DCA strategy will be the best for you to grow your wealth,

[Miramax12]

You are correct, and I can tell you that this is one of the reasons why some individuals do not have Bitcoin today. One thing an investor should remember about investing in Bitcoin is that every time is good to buy Bitcoin; don't expect the price to drop to use the opportunity to buy Bitcoin; when the price drops $103,000, some people think the price will drop more than that, and the price has risen back to 115k; some people still believe that the price will drop, If they do not have the funds to buy in large amounts, they are free to buy with any amount they have and keep for a long length of time, it is not required to buy in large amounts, at the absolute least, buy now rather than waiting a long time, as we do not know if the price will drop soon.

Stop calling someone who has not buy Bitcoin for investment as an investor. You should say an aspiring investor or anything you choose to call them. Bitcoin investment is accessible to anyone, as long as you have a stable income to carry you along the line. However, not everyone can invest in Bitcoin because of several reasons. One big reason is procrastination and personal conviction. Most people will never accept any new technology unless they are convinced personally and how is that possible if they do not give it a try.

A stable income is not just what is needed for one to start accumulating bitcoin but rather discretionary income therefore I believe it will be appropriate to say that as long as one have discretionary income they are good to start accumulating bitcoin instead stable income. Since it is possible for one to have a stable income without having a discretionary income, because our expenses do differs. Finally even without a stable income one can start accumulating bitcoin as long as the discretionary income is there to start with.

You are right dude ,Having a stable income does not guarantee the ability to invest if all the cash is tied up in necessary expenses , discretionary income truly is the key factor because it is the extra money that allows you to take financial risk or build assets like Bitcoin. it also makes the i deal of starting small much more accessible , even if the income is not stable as long as you have some discretionary funds you can begin accumulating

[yixichloro2xx]

For those who are still waiting for the bearish season to arrive before they can buy bitcoin, I think they should just count themselves out of the people that will buy bitcoin this season. Because a person who really wants to invest in the Bitcoins will not still be waiting for the bearish season to arrive, and they say the earlier is better. What if the bearish season later comes at the wrong moment? How can he do it? He will end up with regrets.

Whats the definition of bearish season? Five years from now, may be we will call this price of 115k as bearish just like we now call price of 10k back in 2019 as bearish. I think there is no formal definition of bearish price or season as we are not sure whether current price is the bottom or price will go further down from here. Those who don't have good amount of Bitcoin must continue to accumulate bitcoin for five years or more and they must not pay attention to voices of bearish season and it's too late to buy Bitcoin.  

You are right because the idea of a bearish season is really just a matter of perspective. What feels bearish today can easily become tomorrow’s cheap entry point once the market moves higher. Back in 2019 people saw $10k as expensive, but looking at it now most would give anything to load up at that level. The same way, in a few years a price like $115k could end up looking like a discount.

There is no fixed definition of bearish season because Bitcoin does not follow a predictable script. The market can stay flat, dip deeper, or suddenly break higher, and nobody truly knows which comes first. That is why building a position slowly and steadily makes more sense than trying to outguess the bottom.....The real mistake is letting the fear of being too late or the noise about bearish conditions stop you from accumulating. Those who stay consistent and hold for the long run are the ones who will look back and realize every so called bearish season was actually an opportunity.