Well, why don't you tell us more about yourself.. and have you already started to buy bitcoin.
There are all kinds of bitcoin-specific and bitcoin-related threads on this forum, and there are all kinds of information sources available about bitcoin, so maybe you have to let us know what kinds of efforts you are making to sort through information sources that are already available in terms of your own attempts to figure out which information might be better or which information might be worse, and why do you think so.
that's actually right, is not all about the knowledge you have acquired. Is how effective that knowledge have been to you, like for instance we all gain knowledge here concerning holding Bitcoin for long-term, and such knowledge has been helpful to us concerning our holding. But In this if you're not holding any coin there's no way you can fully benefits from it , so as you gaining more knowledge on to secure nice investment (Bitcoin) same time focus on accumulating more.
Exactly!!!!! That is the dilemma. You want to have an emergency fund (or an insurance plan) that you never have to use.. but it is there.. .just in case your house burns down...but you would rather that your house did not burn down, but you are ready, just in case it does.
that's why emergency funds play a vital role in our investment or long-term holding of Bitcoin. One having an emergency funds, shows that one is ready for out come that may come in any form of expenses. So one not having an emergency funds may not be able to hold for long, because such person may encounter some certain expenses that would make his investment his only option in handling that expenses which may lead to one selling their investment prematurely.
A beginner should consider a trusted centralized exchange (at least some level of trust generally) with strong security to get started and learn how to buy deposit and then buy bitcoin. Gradually as they become more comfortable they can learn security measure and how they can secure their holding s in decentralized wallet for total control over their bitcoin[/quote] well that's true, because those that are using the amount as low as $10 for DCAing, may not be able to keep up with the fees when transferring their funds from an cex account to a Dex account. But holding in a cex account is not fully encouraging, we all know about
not your key not your wallet, so the best thing one may choose to gather his Bitcoin through DCAing in his cex account first after he or she have gotten to a nice amount they may transfer their holding to their Dex account for safe keeping.