But in this case I will still do both, DCA is one of the things that I still continue to do and stopping DCA means I have lost consistency in it and it will be annoying on the other hand that does not mean I am not preparing to buy on the dip because it is also still possible for me to do but on the other hand this is also not to be a reference for others because again all have strategies and patterns that they do in collecting bitcoin it's just that this is my version regardless of this is one of greed or impulsiveness I have no problem with it because I have considered my financial condition.
Most people do not really know how easy DCA makes life to be in the aspect of buying bitcoin. The greatest challenge people have about bitcoin investment is knowing when to buy and when to sell. DCA removes this burden and allow you do this things seamlessly. I used to be very emotional about investing in bitcoin but with DCA, I am like a robot... only following the rules as I set them. This save me energy and time and help me better manage my resources. It also make me not to buy under compulsion or put myself into pressure as regards to other things of life.
I am optimistic long-term prospect with Bitcoin. Perhaps I can achieve a good profit starting from next year since a potential halving is anticipated. I aim to extend my holding period further. While my Bitcoin holdings may be relatively small, I can potentially gain more rewards over the long run. If I had not invested in Bitcoin, I might have kept that money in a bank. I'm uncertain about how much return the bank could offer me. Inflation has increased, and the government has also raised account maintenance charges. So, there is no possibility of earning any significant returns by keeping money in bank. I am looking to keep my Bitcoin for the long term, with the hope of achieving good returns. I have faith in Bitcoin because when the bitcoin price was less than 10 thousand, I didn't invest in it. I also refrained from purchasing Bitcoin during its last bull market peak. I can't predict exactly how my investment will turn out in terms of profit when the specified time comes to an end. The Bitcoin price might not increase as per my expectations but I am not overly concerned about it because what I believe is that at some point, it will turn bullish and this is the strength of mine. However, looking at the current price, I am holding a bullish outlook and have confidently made an investment decision.
Are you by any means saying that you plan to sell all your bitcoin next year if the halving result in new ATH? If yes, that means you really do not believe in the longevity of bitcoin. I wouldn't want to believe that is what you will do because if you look at historic data of bitcoin, selling at every new ATH would have resulted in one missing out on the bigger moves because there is no guarantee that you will buy again after selling and even if you happen to buy again, you may not buy the quantity you had previously.
What I have seen many people suggest is to sell some proportions only when you have seen remarkable increase in profit and this sell should be strictly based on needs because it is better to keep your funds in something reliable like bitcoin than saving same in the bank to be eaten up by inflation. I agree with this theory of selling just small fraction strictly based on needs. Anyways, I may not know what your plans are or if you have a strategy that you are following, so I can only make suggestions and leave you to make the decision.
The beauty of forum like this is that it gives us the opportunity to share ideas and learn what others are doing, maybe we can apply some in our daily lives.