Tips that are quite simple that do not experience the slightest obstacle to implement.
Hard for those who don't want to apply it and easy for those who want to do it.
Questions often arise in my mind when I'm doing nothing in front of a computer screen, why do they delude themselves too often by presenting themselves as if they are strong in holding Bitcoin, even though they often discuss price figures in the market based on charts.
By the way, given the ever-increasing conditions of Bitcoin transaction fees, perhaps the resulting hectic activity could be a reason to build Bitcoin ownership without having to care about rising or falling prices.
Of course there are a variety of ways to think about bitcoin without ONLY thinking about its price, but the BTC price tends to be a pretty decent long term free market indicator that reflects upon other things that are going on in bitcoin, and surely there are going to be times in which price is not very well lined up with "what it should be", but as long as bitcoin remains alive and remains a somewhat free market, it is likely that the price is just going to continue to go up, even if there could well be decently long periods of price suppression along the way.
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Rising and falling prices are a normal routine that occurs in the market, where if there is a lot of demand, the price can go up and if there are lots of sellers, the price can go down.
Price can be one of the benchmarks that can reflect the positive side behind Bitcoin's journey from the past to the future.
Isn't that enough for comparison in setting up and building Bitcoin holdings?
There is no need to spend time looking at price charts all the time if they know Bitcoin is a good asset for the long term because it can drain the positive energy of those with weak hands.