Quote from: Kwarkam on Today at 12:50:21 PM

Quote from: JayJuanGee on April 17, 2024, 12:44:15 PM

So, if the price goes up a lot, there might be some times within those kinds of periods that it goes down, but the mere fact that it might go down or that it is currently seeming to go down, does not mean that it will go down, so better prepared for UP in case you don't have any or enough coins, which again most of the world is in such a position, whether they realize it or not.

That's just it. Period.
While there's the decline and price falls and all of that, man this is Bitcoin, there's always that open tendency of an upward incline, most times a rather sharp one. While you do not have enough coins, or any, I think it's not wise to bank only on the fact the Bitcoin prices may drop, but also the way it can go up (We've seen that repeatedly overtime. ) as it could hinder us from investing in Bitcoin or adding [substantially] to our holdings.

You have to accept the fact that Bitcoin is not always bullish and you have to adjust your investments accordingly. Increase the number of bitcoins and even fix the investment goal to make your portfolio look healthy. When the price is low you add more by excluding other options, so that you can be more profitable. In order to increase the level of holdings, there will need to be more management in order to organize the buy BTC consistently. A partner will grow with the price $100k in bitcoins that could be your holdings.