Quote from: Dewi Aries on Today at 09:32:48 PM

Quote from: JayJuanGee on Today at 08:53:21 PM

Maybe you should give an example from yourself?

You have been a member of the forum since 2015, so perhaps you could have started out with one strategy and then changed to another and then changed to another.

I hate to tell too much about myself because I have told about myself so many times that I am sure that members get worn out from hearing my story.

So go ahead Furious 7 - or anyone else.. tell us how you might have started out your BTC accumulation strategy and then how you might have changed it from time to time in order to try to make it better. And another thing, I don't really think that we want to hear about trading, but more in lines with how you might have engaged in some kind of an accumulation strategy, and sure many members do get distracted into trading and distracted into shitcoins and then they realize that they should have had employed and maintained a more consistent and ongoing buying strategy, whether it was DCA or buying BTC on dips or some combination of those two.

I have asked before, those who often say they buy in stages throughout the year, can I see a more efficient description of the strategy they use, do they only buy with an accumulation of $10 per week or accumulate every quarter. A good strategy is to buy at every dip that occurs consistently rather than buying $10 at every stage, because you have to pay petrol costs which are considered inappropriate at every stage they do. Well, I agree with you JJG, a fairly accurate description of the topic is to buy and hold and forget about trading because it can have a bad effect on the sustainability of the investment being made. True holders are those who do not see a sell button in a component they have planned. Depending on their strategy, the most important thing is to buy and continue to hold.

You don't even need to talk specifically about yourself Dewi Aries... you can suggest the hypothetical parameters.. so if someone is feeling that s/he is paying too many fees to buy BTC every single week because he ONLY has $10 per week on average, then there could be questions about whether it is wise to let those amounts build up.. so sometimes people can buy every single week, but then just let the amount build up to several hundred dollars before they move it from an exchange to a private wallet.

Sure, it could be a little problematic if you are buying directly from a person, and sometimes, they might have a minimum that is several hundred dollars before they will even transact with you because they do not want to be having to interact with you with small transactions, so maybe in those cases you would have to wait several weeks or even several months before the amount of money that you have is high enough to meet their minimum transaction threshold.