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My DCA buy, originally scheduled for monday, got delayed for tuesday, when it slipped into the little $28k dip. Nice.

Hm?

Don't you gots ur lil selfie a lots of cornz by now?

By the way, I will admit that in some sense, I can relate to what you are describing, especially since sometimes, I will create tokenly small orders, just for funzies, and I will get a wee bit worked up regarding whether and/or how such order(s) fill.. and whether there was a lot of good/bad luck involved in the way that BTC prices ended up moving, even though in the whole scheme of things, the order(s) hardly even affected my "stack" in any kind of significant or meaningful way.

Lucky you

I still keep adding, even small amounts, and i probably won't stop. I don't have a reason to stop. In the end, most of the stack is desinted to be a heritage for my kids.

This is the way.

I think it's smart to be stacking now even if we do see a drop. I think the odds of BTC being higher in a year or two is a fairly attractive risk reward scenario. It's always great when a DCA hits after a drop even if it doesn't make a difference in your stack.

I am impressed with how Bitcoin has managed to hold up so far as we get closer and closer to a major recession. I'm seeing prices going nuts at my grocery store. This can't continue. It reminds me too much of 2007. I feel like I should be stocking up on everything because goods are double the price of the last time I checked on nearly everything!

If everything doubled in price then it’s highly time for BTC to step on the gas