Quote from: armanda90 on Today at 05:01:33 AM

To be long term holding in bitcoin and keep accumulate as how many possible depend on your financial condition you must have long term target and how much profit from current bitcoin price to sell, for my self never sell my bitcoin daily day investment before raising more than 50% of current price I bought, keep hold it and accumulate every day during still not raise with my selling price target.

Surely you are neither thinking very long term about bitcoin, and you also seem to have pretty low expectations regarding bitcoin's upside potential if you are selling much of your bitcoin for such low levels of profits, and yeah, we are not talking about selling here, and yeah, people can do whatever they like, but seems pretty low and it also seems that you will likely be regretting selling way too much too soon... but hey, whatever, do what you like.

Quote from: Wind_FURY on Today at 08:18:33 AM

Written by Nicholas Jackson.

Who like many of us, including me I tried "day-trading" shitcoins, that LEARNED THE HARD WAY.

I found both of them in Twitter/X. I believe if he invested seven years ago, during 2016, he would probably be thanking himself for having an open mind and actually learned about what is one of the most important invention of this century.
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Buy the DIP and HODL, especially those DIPs that make Bitcoin crash below the 200-Weekly SMA.

I don't know what any of that means, because the article that he wrote was from 2011, and so maybe he was denying the whole of bitcoin since 2011.. but at the same time, supposedly he got a bitcoin/crypto course in 2016.. so yeah, nay sayers will sometimes have several touching points with bitcoin, including sometimes changing their minds and/or changing their chosen allocations..

For sure, it is likely that we can recognize and appreciate anyone who might have gotten involved in BTC 7 years ago would be sitting quite pretty right now, even if they might have done so in a DCA way rather than lump summing in.. .. DCA'ing at $100 per week would have had resulted in $36.6k invested and around 6.35BTC; however since the BTC price was less than $1k in late 2016, lump summing would have gotten more than 36.6 BTC for the same amount spent.. So method of investing sometimes will depend upon whether funds are available.

Quote from: Justbillywitt on Today at 09:56:49 AM

I was really having a problem identifying the dip, and the best time to buy more. Since the bitcoin is high in volatility. I noticed that the more I wait for the lowest price it goes up and down. I kept waiting for long and I never achieved anything instead I started using the money to buy some economic needs at the end I will end up not buying as I anticipated. When I got another money to buy, before then I read in an article I can’t really remember the author right now, it said until bitcoin passes its ATH then we are still in the dip, so buy now and later. This was how I learned to add Bitcoin to my whenever I have money to invest in it.

Well you are likely too smart for yourself, since it is best to start investing in bitcoin as soon as you can, and then just invest for 4-10 years or longer, but you are free to do whatever you like, including sitting on the sidelines and watching everyone else get rich without you... including having fun staying poor.

Of course, there are no guarantees in bitcoin, so you may well just choose to watch it and wait for dips rather than actually doing something in terms of getting into it... In other words, your words and ideas don't mean hardly anything if you just sit on your hands.

There is an expression "time in the market is better than timing the market" which largely means that it is better to just get in and be persistent in your BTC accumulation, and then perhaps 4-10 years or longer down the road you can figure out if you are in a better place than you would have had been without investing into bitcoin.

If you are capable, try to think longer term and take actions in that direction, including buying BTC weekly.. $100 per week, and if you cannot afford that much then adjust down to whatever you can afford, including $10 per week if that works for you. There should be no needs to continue with than dumb little ideas about whether you believe the BTC price might go up or down in the near future... and while you are buying BTC on a weekly basis in the coming years, study bitcoin as an idea and continue to invest and maybe adjust your approach to bitcoin based on having had learned rather than dabbling with superficial ideas about what someone (who you don't know) on the internet might have or might not have had said.