Buy Buy Buy or Sell Sell Sell?

[GIF-JOBS]

no doubt, the DCA accumulating strategy remains the best among all because it keeps your emotions in check while investing, since you are buying at  every price interval you don't have to worry at what the market is doing as long as you are thinking long term.
Furthermore, the dca accumulating strategy is the perfect response to volatility since you are buying at every price interval including the lowest part of the dip that someone that is stupidly waiting for the dip might miss out thinking that it's going to dip further.

I will rather use the word safest, meaning less risky. We cannot say it is the best because these opinion can vary from investor to investor. Wealthy investor wouldn't care about using DCA since they have the money to buy one or more Bitcoin at once. DCA seems to be the best for people who cant keep their emotional in checks, it is also the best strategy for plebs who have little to invest with, to be able to without bothering about the price change.

Yes, basically everyone's mentality or financial situation is not the same, which is why not everyone can be successful in investing in Bitcoin, you will see that even though someone has money, he will not be able to hold Bitcoin, because he does not have the mentality to hold Bitcoin for the long term, he cannot control himself during times of instability, he gets scared and as a result his investment fails. Again, many people are like that, despite the financial situation being not good, he is continuously depositing Bitcoin, even if it is a very small amount. In fact, it is not the case that you can hold Bitcoin only if you have money, only when you have the long-term mentality to hold Bitcoin, you will be able to hold Bitcoin for the long term.

[Loyang]

While the strategy of buying through DCA is one of the best strategy but one also needs to divide their portfolio in three different parts that is long term, short term and mid term.

I am emphasizing on it because by doing so you can sell some of your portfolio when the coins are in profits and keep holding the other portion for mid term gains and more  benefits and then finally the legendary bitcoin investment for longterm which you may not sell even in bull markets.

I think that's a good idea because there are times when we want to profit during a bullish market. If we divide it into three parts, as you mentioned, it's certainly a good idea because there are times when we also want to taste the benefits of investing in BTC. If we use that strategy, we'll still be able to own BTC even when others have sold everything, such as someone selling BTC during a bullish market. By creating a strategy like that, we'll enjoy investing in BTC because we're dividing it into several parts.

However, of course, everyone has their own technique: some hold for the long term and don't sell even during a bullish market, while others sell when the BTC price is bullish because it will suck it back up from the bottom. However, the condition is that you must use money you can afford to lose to buy BTC. And, of course, don't sell when you're not making a profit from investing in BTC.

This is never the right method. In this way, a person can fall out of the mentality of long-term investment. For example, when a person gains some amount 1 time or 2 times, he can get greedy and fall out of the mentality of long-term investment. A person should always focus on one investment and hold it for the long term. If a person makes three investments or portfolios as you said, it will never be the right decision for him.

If a person adopts the DCA method and continues to buy continuously, then he will be able to buy at almost all levels of price. A person should invest in this in a long-term way. I think if a person has a source of monthly income, then he should continue to buy continuously by adopting the weekly DCA method with his discretionary income. In this way, a person will get a lot of buying opportunities and the average purchase price will also be very high.

[Just Common]

no doubt, the DCA accumulating strategy remains the best among all because it keeps your emotions in check while investing, since you are buying at  every price interval you don't have to worry at what the market is doing as long as you are thinking long term.
Furthermore, the dca accumulating strategy is the perfect response to volatility since you are buying at every price interval including the lowest part of the dip that someone that is stupidly waiting for the dip might miss out thinking that it's going to dip further.

I will rather use the word safest, meaning less risky. We cannot say it is the best because these opinion can vary from investor to investor. Wealthy investor wouldn't care about using DCA since they have the money to buy one or more Bitcoin at once. DCA seems to be the best for people who cant keep their emotional in checks, it is also the best strategy for plebs who have little to invest with, to be able to without bothering about the price change.

Yes, basically everyone's mentality or financial situation is not the same, which is why not everyone can be successful in investing in Bitcoin, you will see that even though someone has money, he will not be able to hold Bitcoin, because he does not have the mentality to hold Bitcoin for the long term, he cannot control himself during times of instability, he gets scared and as a result his investment fails. Again, many people are like that, despite the financial situation being not good, he is continuously depositing Bitcoin, even if it is a very small amount. In fact, it is not the case that you can hold Bitcoin only if you have money, only when you have the long-term mentality to hold Bitcoin, you will be able to hold Bitcoin for the long term.

GIF-JOBS, I agree with you on some points. You should have a strong mentality to invest in Bitcoin. Because some people think that if you invest in Bitcoin, you may face losses. Many people have less capital but still get disappointed by investing in Bitcoin. Those who have more capital but if the Bitcoin market falls at some point, they will not be disappointed. I would tell everyone that if you invest in Bitcoin, you should invest with a long-term plan. Only then will you be able to achieve success from Bitcoin.

[Derekfunds]

no doubt, the DCA accumulating strategy remains the best among all because it keeps your emotions in check while investing, since you are buying at  every price interval you don't have to worry at what the market is doing as long as you are thinking long term.
Furthermore, the dca accumulating strategy is the perfect response to volatility since you are buying at every price interval including the lowest part of the dip that someone that is stupidly waiting for the dip might miss out thinking that it's going to dip further.

I will rather use the word safest, meaning less risky. We cannot say it is the best because these opinion can vary from investor to investor. Wealthy investor wouldn't care about using DCA since they have the money to buy one or more Bitcoin at once. DCA seems to be the best for people who cant keep their emotional in checks, it is also the best strategy for plebs who have little to invest with, to be able to without bothering about the price change.

Yes, basically everyone's mentality or financial situation is not the same, which is why not everyone can be successful in investing in Bitcoin, you will see that even though someone has money, he will not be able to hold Bitcoin, because he does not have the mentality to hold Bitcoin for the long term, he cannot control himself during times of instability, he gets scared and as a result his investment fails. Again, many people are like that, despite the financial situation being not good, he is continuously depositing Bitcoin, even if it is a very small amount. In fact, it is not the case that you can hold Bitcoin only if you have money, only when you have the long-term mentality to hold Bitcoin, you will be able to hold Bitcoin for the long term.

GIF-JOBS, I agree with you on some points. You should have a strong mentality to invest in Bitcoin. Because some people think that if you invest in Bitcoin, you may face losses. Many people have less capital but still get disappointed by investing in Bitcoin. Those who have more capital but if the Bitcoin market falls at some point, they will not be disappointed. I would tell everyone that if you invest in Bitcoin, you should invest with a long-term plan. Only then will you be able to achieve success from Bitcoin.

You are sounding like a trader here, because only in trading you can get disappointed when the price of Bitcoin drop because one will lose everything they entered that market with but in investment, your asset is your asset no matter the level of drop or dip Bitcoin undergoes, because when it comes up again you will see your asset adding value and growing that is why we are advise to invest instead of trading because in Investment you can not lose your money or asset unless your seed phrase or wallet has been compromised.

[Hardyrobust]

You are sounding like a trader here, because only in trading you can get disappointed when the price of Bitcoin drop because one will lose everything they entered that market with but in investment, your asset is your asset no matter the level of drop or dip Bitcoin undergoes, because when it comes up again you will see your asset adding value and growing that is why we are advise to invest instead of trading because in Investment you can not lose your money or asset unless your seed phrase or wallet has been compromised.

There is no doubt about the fact that investing in bitcoin feels more secured than trading. In trading, traders are  exposing their to risk and the chances of losing ones income is very high when compared with long term investment. However, the fact that trading is risky doesn't mean that there is no risk associated with investing in bitcoin or long term holding. Investing in bitcoin doesn't mean that automatically the investor is sure of profits at the end of there investment timeline. So long term investment doesn't guarantee success or doesn't mean that at the end that our investment is going to be successful.

[ejikeme24]

While the strategy of buying through DCA is one of the best strategy but one also needs to divide their portfolio in three different parts that is long term, short term and mid term.

If this is how you go about bitcoin investment that means you're just doing a different thing, because this idea of dividing our portfolio into three part does not make any sense to me. And how did you even intend to manage the three portfolio's at a time, don't you think you're stressing yourself for nothing? If you know what is good for you then I will advice you concentrate on the long term goal there you won't stress yourself too much instead of getting yourself worked up over nothing.

I am emphasizing on it because by doing so you can sell some of your portfolio when the coins are in profits and keep holding the other portion for mid term gains and more  benefits and then finally the legendary bitcoin investment for longterm which you may not sell even in bull markets.

Seems you have been trading all this while because I can see that you still have the mindset of a trader, because had it mean you're an investor you  wouldn't have been so optimistic about short term profit. An Investor is only advice to sell some portion of his holdings when he must have getting to the stage of overaccumulation, selling when you're still in the process of accumulating bitcoin to take profit does not make sense to me even though some guys may be attempting to sell thier holdings when they have not reach thier investment goal, because this will probably making the accumulation journey to move backward.

[Lembo69]

At first glance, it seems like we can buy when it's low and sell when it's high, but in practice, it's not that easy. This is the simplest part, but we can't just accept it as a given.

I agree with you that the DCA strategy is a great way to accumulate Bitcoin in our wallets. Furthermore, we probably won't be too concerned about the price because our goal is long-term. Many people have found success with this strategy; even those with limited funds can maintain their Bitcoin holdings because they accumulate a certain amount over time, whether weekly or monthly.

That’s right, the true purpose of the DCA strategy is to eliminate worry. When you want to accumulate Bitcoin, you don’t need to think about price fluctuations or conduct deep market analysis, because your focus is on the long term. I think anyone can achieve profits if they remain consistent in applying the DCA strategy, though patience is also essential. In addition, the DCA strategy is quite effective in countering market euphoria or fear, so you won’t be influenced by whatever is happening in the market.

I really accept your points based on the dollar cost average strategy of eliminating worry, i agree to that because since i started using the dollar cost average strategy i have seen its purposes and i don't worry myself over the fluctuation of Bitcoin in market because dollar cost average is a free minded strategy that ara situtable for every beginner to make use as will begin Bitcoin investments journey to easyer life for us.

This is precisely why the DCA is very important to investors, it removes the want to worry of every small change in the price of bitcoin, people who are buying the DIP worry about the price they need a low price to be able to buy even lump sum purchasers don't want to buy a too high a price but people who are DCAing don't care about these things, they only worry will be on how much discretionary income they can manage, whether or not it will be enough for them to be able to maintain how much bitcoin they buy periodically,as long as their discretionary income is good then they don't have any thing to worry about, they just have to maintain their consistency as buyers are being willing to wait for at least 1 cycle preferably 2 before they start thinking about selling.

Yes you are right, DCA method is really important for an investor. An investor usually adopts this strategy to manage investments step by step.

As you said, as long as you have discretionary income, you don't need to worry. Yes, it is true that someone who has discretionary income doesn't have to worry about investment purchases and cash flow.
However, if an investment fund like an emergency fund is created in advance to buy dips, even if it is 5% of a boy's income, it will still be an effective method.

Usually, it will be a little too social for a new investor if he tries.
Adopting DCA strategy to maintain investment liquidity plays an effective role and is doing it in line with the ups and downs of the market.

If you can maintain 2 cycles of investment, then your investment will definitely be a means of sustainable investment and maintaining liquidity.

[Padi24]

I think that's a good idea because there are times when we want to profit during a bullish market. If we divide it into three parts, as you mentioned, it's certainly a good idea because there are times when we also want to taste the benefits of investing in BTC. If we use that strategy, we'll still be able to own BTC even when others have sold everything, such as someone selling BTC during a bullish market. By creating a strategy like that, we'll enjoy investing in BTC because we're dividing it into several parts.

What is the ensence of being curious to make profit when our goal is for the long term? A real investor don't get moved in selling his holdings regardless the market condition, unless they have reach the status of overaccumulation. So dividing your portfolio into three seems like trading to me whereas you can decide to trade with the first portfolio when you see that you're in a little profit, and when you discover that you're in bigger profit then you trade with the second portfolio and then hold on to the third until it gets more bigger. So I think this method of dividing your portfolio into three will work best in trading and not in bitcoin investment, because if you choose to go with this method I can assure you that some day you will ruing your long term investment plan by selling all your holdings. Because when you're going with this method greed can easily kick in as you will be aiming to get a bigger profit and you may not care if it will require selling the three portfolio's. So while implementing a new method you need to check the advantage and also the disadvantages before jumping into conclusions, you know there are alot of newbies here so you have to be very cautious of the informations you shared to avoid misleading newbies.

[Nightwatchmare]

This issues of Bitcoin dropping drastically, what could actually be the cause. Could it be likened to government policy?

It seems the recent dump was influenced by the trading war between the United States of America and China, but i might be wrong. Don't allow the dump to discourage you from accumulating Bitcoin; you can utilise the good opportunity the market has presented to us to buy the dip right now if you have spare money or discretionary income, but if you don't have, just maintain your existing strategy and don't allow the dip to influence you into using the money you are supposed to use to solve your expenses to buy the dip, because the goal is to remain in the game for at least 4 years, and if you use your money for your expenses to buy the dip, it can force you out of the game.

[gracreavix]

You are sounding like a trader here, because only in trading you can get disappointed when the price of Bitcoin drop because one will lose everything they entered that market with but in investment, your asset is your asset no matter the level of drop or dip Bitcoin undergoes, because when it comes up again you will see your asset adding value and growing that is why we are advise to invest instead of trading because in Investment you can not lose your money or asset unless your seed phrase or wallet has been compromised.

There is no doubt about the fact that investing in bitcoin feels more secured than trading. In trading, traders are  exposing their to risk and the chances of losing ones income is very high when compared with long term investment. However, the fact that trading is risky doesn't mean that there is no risk associated with investing in bitcoin or long term holding. Investing in bitcoin doesn't mean that automatically the investor is sure of profits at the end of there investment timeline. So long term investment doesn't guarantee success or doesn't mean that at the end that our investment is going to be successful.

Yep bro, that is just the way it is. Gambling distorts both your feelings as well as your sense of reasoning, it keeps on whispering only one more time. You find yourself caught up in the pursuit of losses and persuading yourself that you are going to win it back before long. Once it gets in your system it is a difficult cycle to break and so that is why it is important to have self control right at the beginning.

[Cossyblack]

no doubt, the DCA accumulating strategy remains the best among all because it keeps your emotions in check while investing, since you are buying at  every price interval you don't have to worry at what the market is doing as long as you are thinking long term.
Furthermore, the dca accumulating strategy is the perfect response to volatility since you are buying at every price interval including the lowest part of the dip that someone that is stupidly waiting for the dip might miss out thinking that it's going to dip further.

I will rather use the word safest, meaning less risky. We cannot say it is the best because these opinion can vary from investor to investor. Wealthy investor wouldn't care about using DCA since they have the money to buy one or more Bitcoin at once. DCA seems to be the best for people who cant keep their emotional in checks, it is also the best strategy for plebs who have little to invest with, to be able to without bothering about the price change.

Yes, basically everyone's mentality or financial situation is not the same, which is why not everyone can be successful in investing in Bitcoin, you will see that even though someone has money, he will not be able to hold Bitcoin, because he does not have the mentality to hold Bitcoin for the long term, he cannot control himself during times of instability, he gets scared and as a result his investment fails. Again, many people are like that, despite the financial situation being not good, he is continuously depositing Bitcoin, even if it is a very small amount. In fact, it is not the case that you can hold Bitcoin only if you have money, only when you have the long-term mentality to hold Bitcoin, you will be able to hold Bitcoin for the long term.

GIF-JOBS, I agree with you on some points. You should have a strong mentality to invest in Bitcoin. Because some people think that if you invest in Bitcoin, you may face losses. Many people have less capital but still get disappointed by investing in] Bitcoin. Those who have more capital but if the Bitcoin market falls at some point, they will not be disappointed. I would tell everyone that if you invest in Bitcoin, you should invest with a long-term plan. Only then will you be able to achieve success from Bitcoin.

I strongly disagree with you on this because trading isn't the same as investments in Bitcoin. I am convinced that you're a trader because you have the mindset of a trader in you . Trading Bitcoin for quick profits,traders are the ones losing money trying to outsmart the market . It is only traders that Buys Bitcoin without using a discretional income. In trading, they is a high chances of you losing all of your money, amounts of Capital doesn't matter. Traders are the most unsuccessful people in Bitcoin. You can't be a trader and be lecturing Real investors about success in Bitcoin.

[ZeroVinsonN]

You are sounding like a trader here, because only in trading you can get disappointed when the price of Bitcoin drop because one will lose everything they entered that market with but in investment, your asset is your asset no matter the level of drop or dip Bitcoin undergoes, because when it comes up again you will see your asset adding value and growing that is why we are advise to invest instead of trading because in Investment you can not lose your money or asset unless your seed phrase or wallet has been compromised.

There is no doubt about the fact that investing in bitcoin feels more secured than trading. In trading, traders are  exposing their to risk and the chances of losing ones income is very high when compared with long term investment. However, the fact that trading is risky doesn't mean that there is no risk associated with investing in bitcoin or long term holding. Investing in bitcoin doesn't mean that automatically the investor is sure of profits at the end of there investment timeline. So long term investment doesn't guarantee success or doesn't mean that at the end that our investment is going to be successful.

You are right, there is not guarantee for success even in long term bitcoin investment but long term investment increases the chances of success compared to short term and definitely over trading, so at the end of the day trading and investing are risky endeavours but the best thing to do is to "choose the lesser evil' the risks are higher for traders than they are for investor so anyone who actually want to make any form of profit from bitcoin must be willing to invest in the long run, shortcuts to success don't exist here so if an investor wants to succeed they have to put in the work, invest in bitcoin for long and be patient enough to see their investment through.

[Nightwatchmare]

I think there is nothing wrong if a good investor happened to wait for Small dump or dip in the market

Good investor will not wait for BTC to DIP for them to buy bitcoin because that is also buying at the DIP strategy and it's wrong, what happened to the dca strategy? .

buying the dip is not a wrong strategy. It is only when an investor is waiting for the dip to occur before investing that is the only thing that is wrong. So it is wrong application of the strategy that is wrong and not the strategy. Among all the strategies that is used in accumulating bitcoin, none is bad it depends on the one that best suits your financial situation. Infact an investor can be doing DCA and at the same time still buy the dips or even do lump sum as long as the extra cash is there. Waiting is not among the strategy that is used in accumulating bitcoin and no strategy is bad it is wrong application of the strategy that is bad

Different strategies for accumulating Bitcoin such as DCA, deep buying or one-time investment can all be effective if an investor does it according to their financial situation and goals. If someone has the ability, they can use DCA and deep buying together. Basically, the results are based on how, when and why we are applying the strategy. Therefore, it is important to understand your own situation and apply the strategy correctly.

While the strategy of buying through DCA is one of the best strategy but one also needs to divide their portfolio in three different parts that is long term, short term and mid term.

I am emphasizing on it because by doing so you can sell some of your portfolio when the coins are in profits and keep holding the other portion for mid term gains and more  benefits and then finally the legendary bitcoin investment for longterm which you may not sell even in bull markets.

It is okay if you want to divide your Bitcoin portfolio in three different parts because i believe you have a good discretionary income to execute that. It is not right for you to bring such a suggestion since you don't know how good other investors' discretionary income is, and it is not good to advise investors to divide their Bitcoin portfolio in three parts in a thread that has plenty of newbies because newbies can easily follow your advice without knowing that it is a wrong approach for someone whose mindset is to invest in Bitcoin for a long term. If you indulge yourself in selling some of your portfolio for small profits, you are putting your Bitcoin portfolio at a big risk because you will be tempted to sell everything for small profits. It is better you choose to chase small profits or you choose to invest in Bitcoin for the long term.

[Gost ms]

While the strategy of buying through DCA is one of the best strategy but one also needs to divide their portfolio in three different parts that is long term, short term and mid term.

I am emphasizing on it because by doing so you can sell some of your portfolio when the coins are in profits and keep holding the other portion for mid term gains and more  benefits and then finally the legendary bitcoin investment for longterm which you may not sell even in bull markets.

It is okay if you want to divide your Bitcoin portfolio in three different parts because i believe you have a good discretionary income to execute that. It is not right for you to bring such a suggestion since you don't know how good other investors' discretionary income is, and it is not good to advise investors to divide their Bitcoin portfolio in three parts in a thread that has plenty of newbies because newbies can easily follow your advice without knowing that it is a wrong approach for someone whose mindset is to invest in Bitcoin for a long term. If you indulge yourself in selling some of your portfolio for small profits, you are putting your Bitcoin portfolio at a big risk because you will be tempted to sell everything for small profits. It is better you choose to chase small profits or you choose to invest in Bitcoin for the long term.

I cannot agree with you on this. Because if a person has very good discretionary income then it will never be a right decision for him to divide his funds into three tiers. Because when a person divides his portfolio into three tiers, he will continue to buy in one, invest in one for short term, invest in medium term. If a person does this then he will face some difficulties. For example, he may fall out of long-term humanity. He may fall far behind the goal of creating a portfolio. There is a lot of risk of losing money in short-term investments due to which he may suffer losses. Many such problems may be faced. It is always good for a person to create a portfolio and hold it for the long term. If a person wants to withdraw some amount of profit from his investment then he can do so. But selling the entire holding will never be a right decision.

knowing that it is a wrong approach for someone whose mindset is to invest in Bitcoin for a long term

It is always good for an investor to have a long-term mindset. Because short-term investments carry a lot of risk. But long-term investments have a much lower risk of losing your money. Since its inception, the value of Bitcoin has increased significantly in the long term and it is expected that it will increase even more in the future.

[Futurexxx]

It is always good for an investor to have a long-term mindset. Because short-term investments carry a lot of risk. But long-term investments have a much lower risk of losing your money. Since its inception, the value of Bitcoin has increased significantly in the long term and it is expected that it will increase even more in the future.

Their is nothing as short term investment in Bitcoin, it's either you are a trader that buys and sells in a short period of time or you buy and hold strong into the future, those that are buying with the intention of selling once Bitcoin add in value are mostly traders not investors, and honestly speaking, a trader makes little or nothing in like 10 years interval when compared to a Bitcoin holder in also the same stipulated timeframe, so buying constantly and accumulating will not carries you back and forth like trading, but it's more rewarding on the longer run than trading that is more stressful but less rewarding.

[Kaliandra]

This issues of Bitcoin dropping drastically, what could actually be the cause. Could it be likened to government policy?

I have known since I started studying Bitcoin that it is a volatile digital asset. Although it is not directly related to inflation in any country, the negative impact of the global economy can cause a price drop, but it is very short-term. The impact of Bitcoin price on the capital markets of the world's major economies is very low but it is slightly affected. Bitcoin price had touched an ATH earlier this month. The current decline I think is a temporary correction. After the correction period ends it's ready for another bull run soon.

Of course, we shouldn't be surprised by the BTC price drop, as it always fluctuates, and a BTC drop presents a golden opportunity for those looking to buy BTC. Therefore, those experienced in BTC won't be surprised by this.

In my opinion, the current BTC drop is likely temporary, as there is potential for it to rise again and possibly reach a new all-time high.
However, those investing in BTC for the long term will likely ignore the BTC price drop and focus solely on accumulating BTC, as BTC has the potential to increase in value in the future. Those investing in BTC for the long term will likely see future profits and will focus solely on accumulating BTC, regardless of price drops or increases.

[Showlove01]

It is always good for an investor to have a long-term mindset. Because short-term investments carry a lot of risk. But long-term investments have a much lower risk of losing your money. Since its inception, the value of Bitcoin has increased significantly in the long term and it is expected that it will increase even more in the future.

Their is nothing as short term investment in Bitcoin, it's either you are a trader that buys and sells in a short period of time or you buy and hold strong into the future, those that are buying with the intention of selling once Bitcoin add in value are mostly traders not investors, and honestly speaking, a trader makes little or nothing in like 10 years interval when compared to a Bitcoin holder in also the same stipulated timeframe, so buying constantly and accumulating will not carries you back and forth like trading, but it's more rewarding on the longer run than trading that is more stressful but less rewarding.

Don't confuse yourself, short term investment is same thing as trading because their aim or motive is to sell whenever there is little increase in the market so the word short term should not confuse you. The amount of money or profit a trader will make in 10 years time can not be compared to what an investor will be on in 10 years time because the reason is very clear and simple, in this 10 years time a trader will be struggling to make profit and sometimes when they make profit they will also lose it when next they place another trade and this is how it will be going until this 10 years but investor's own is just accumulating and holding and there is every tendency that the price of Bitcoin won't be the same as of when they started holding.

[Taskford]

It is always good for an investor to have a long-term mindset. Because short-term investments carry a lot of risk. But long-term investments have a much lower risk of losing your money. Since its inception, the value of Bitcoin has increased significantly in the long term and it is expected that it will increase even more in the future.

Their is nothing as short term investment in Bitcoin, it's either you are a trader that buys and sells in a short period of time or you buy and hold strong into the future, those that are buying with the intention of selling once Bitcoin add in value are mostly traders not investors, and honestly speaking, a trader makes little or nothing in like 10 years interval when compared to a Bitcoin holder in also the same stipulated timeframe, so buying constantly and accumulating will not carries you back and forth like trading, but it's more rewarding on the longer run than trading that is more stressful but less rewarding.

Don't confuse yourself, short term investment is same thing as trading because their aim or motive is to sell whenever there is little increase in the market so the word short term should not confuse you. The amount of money or profit a trader will make in 10 years time can not be compared to what an investor will be on in 10 years time because the reason is very clear and simple, in this 10 years time a trader will be struggling to make profit and sometimes when they make profit they will also lose it when next they place another trade and this is how it will be going until this 10 years but investor's own is just accumulating and holding and there is every tendency that the price of Bitcoin won't be the same as of when they started holding.

Nope, these executions are not the same. They differ on risk, strategy and execution, but I think the profitability is both questionable since both posses same risk which is still not advisable to execute especially if they are not really paying much lots of attention on those trades or short term investment made.

With so many turbulence happening in the market those situation will make the position of traders so shaky. So if they are not really knowledgeable on other technical stuff there's good chance for them to fall out.

Unlike long term holders which target 4 - 10 years investment they have can pass 1 to 2 halving cycles which bring good impact to the price and also for their profitability in future. Also many good things are provably going to happen as Bitcoin have limited supply then institutional adoptions became more bigger and bigger with this all things leads to positive result for long term holder, that's why future is really great if people would decide to HODL rather than trading their Bitcoin.

[jems]

It is always good for an investor to have a long-term mindset. Because short-term investments carry a lot of risk. But long-term investments have a much lower risk of losing your money. Since its inception, the value of Bitcoin has increased significantly in the long term and it is expected that it will increase even more in the future.

Their is nothing as short term investment in Bitcoin, it's either you are a trader that buys and sells in a short period of time or you buy and hold strong into the future, those that are buying with the intention of selling once Bitcoin add in value are mostly traders not investors, and honestly speaking, a trader makes little or nothing in like 10 years interval when compared to a Bitcoin holder in also the same stipulated timeframe, so buying constantly and accumulating will not carries you back and forth like trading, but it's more rewarding on the longer run than trading that is more stressful but less rewarding.

Whether to trade or invest depends on one's initial planning.
Trading Bitcoin also allows for substantial cumulative profits (if the trader has the necessary knowledge). However, for long-term investment, Bitcoin carries a lower risk level than trading and the potential for significant future profits. Therefore, I believe we should choose long-term investment rather than taking significant risks in trading. This is a realistic approach for someone who chooses long-term investment in Bitcoin.

[LOCKACO]

It is always good for an investor to have a long-term mindset. Because short-term investments carry a lot of risk. But long-term investments have a much lower risk of losing your money. Since its inception, the value of Bitcoin has increased significantly in the long term and it is expected that it will increase even more in the future.

Their is nothing as short term investment in Bitcoin, it's either you are a trader that buys and sells in a short period of time or you buy and hold strong into the future, those that are buying with the intention of selling once Bitcoin add in value are mostly traders not investors, and honestly speaking, a trader makes little or nothing in like 10 years interval when compared to a Bitcoin holder in also the same stipulated timeframe, so buying constantly and accumulating will not carries you back and forth like trading, but it's more rewarding on the longer run than trading that is more stressful but less rewarding.

Don't confuse yourself, short term investment is same thing as trading because their aim or motive is to sell whenever there is little increase in the market so the word short term should not confuse you. The amount of money or profit a trader will make in 10 years time can not be compared to what an investor will be on in 10 years time because the reason is very clear and simple, in this 10 years time a trader will be struggling to make profit and sometimes when they make profit they will also lose it when next they place another trade and this is how it will be going until this 10 years but investor's own is just accumulating and holding and there is every tendency that the price of Bitcoin won't be the same as of when they started holding.

Nope, these executions are not the same. They differ on risk, strategy and execution, but I think the profitability is both questionable since both posses same risk which is still not advisable to execute especially if they are not really paying much lots of attention on those trades or short term investment made.

With so many turbulence happening in the market those situation will make the position of traders so shaky. So if they are not really knowledgeable on other technical stuff there's good chance for them to fall out.

Unlike long term holders which target 4 - 10 years investment they have can pass 1 to 2 halving cycles which bring good impact to the price and also for their profitability in future. Also many good things are provably going to happen as Bitcoin have limited supply then institutional adoptions became more bigger and bigger with this all things leads to positive result for long term holder, that's why future is really great if people would decide to HODL rather than trading their Bitcoin.

The important of both are also on different levels, both have there own flaws and advantages,  
There advantages includes
short-term
1. The investment profits are received when necessary for emergencies
2. With the right knowledge of the market ones profit increases
3. It involves lesser time
4. Investors who want to diversify into a physical investment are easily able to do so with there profits

Long-Term
1. It requires little to zero knowledge of the market
2. It is highly profitable
3. It has less risks of losing funds
4. It requires less funding