I think my post speaks for itself, so anyone can choose to go down the envy path, even though to me it does not seem to be a healthy mindset because the punchline still concerns each of us attempting to figure out specifically what we are going to try to do, which may well result in ongoingly buying BTC and also trying to continue to learn (and to get better) along the way to the extent to which we choose to engage in BTC accumulation in light of whether we believe that we have enough BTC or not (based on our own circumstances), and no one is really going to be able to specifically advise how another should approach their BTC accumulation.. since each of us is in a better position to assess and to act upon our own particulars..
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Not really the mindset. Although everyone has his paspective of how he wants to accumulate his btc but me speaking about being envy might sound owful but in other wayround what I mean is taking challenge from others mistake.
If you want to invest in BTC we can buy Bitcoin without having to wait for the price to drop and even buying it doesn't have to be all in 100% of the funds we have and to maximize it one of the strategies you can try is the dollar cost-averaging (DCA), namely buying Bitcoin little by little whether it's 5% or 10% of the funds you have prepared or Another way, you can routinely invest Bitcoin for a week and certainly buy BTC using the DCA method through a crypto exchange platform that supports features Repeat Buy or purchase regularly and what is the end result of the DCA pattern investment pattern, The amount of BTC purchases will be very different from when you buy all at once (All In) and if you add up it will be more of course (DCA).
This Regardless of all the flavors you discussed above.