Generally I believe that people are getting better at managing their portfolio and not letting the market play with them emotionally. I think I only speak for this community based on what I see in how people post. It's a lot less "is this the end?" Or "will bitcoin recover?" And a lot more DCA and buy the dip enthusiasm, which is definitely the right way to go. It's nice to see!
People who are in crypto for some time will definitely get better to manage their portfolios. Since as time goes by they accumulate knowledge either through personal experience or through reading. Thus it is not surprising that people getting better at what they are doing over the span of time.
Exactly. Every cycle is another experience and affirmation of how Bitcoin is programmed to work. You can either doubt it and regret it later, or follow it and potentially experience growth unlike any other asset class every 4 years.
Generally I believe that people are getting better at managing their portfolio and not letting the market play with them emotionally. I think I only speak for this community based on what I see in how people post. It's a lot less "is this the end?" Or "will bitcoin recover?" And a lot more DCA and buy the dip enthusiasm, which is definitely the right way to go. It's nice to see!
Based on an experience, this is something that must be considered far ahead, because as we know, no one knows for sure! where is the movement going, and this is very good because most of them have thought about how to find opportunities from bitcoin price movements (especially when the market is Bearish trend).
No one knows for sure but we can know how Bitcoin works economically for a long term view. History proves that the halving creates scarcity and therefore an increase in price. Or at least, it creates enough market speculation to drive liquidity and price. We know that coins are lost, we know that the supply is fixed, and we know that money is printed and supply of money always increases. No one knows what immediately is happening, but all it takes is zooming out to have a better idea of what is expected.