Quote from: JayJuanGee on Today at 01:55:57 AM

Sure it is good to have a longer time line, and that was part of the reason that I outlined the examples to show that the longer that we invest, even if we might start out at a market top, we still might well end up still putting ourselves into a good position.. even though surely it is not guaranteed, but we can see how our BTC portfolio is growing over a timeframe in which we might continue to buy for 4 years or more and then perhaps reassess if we might need to make any changes to what we are doing or just keep buying regularly.

I agree with JJG that someone who invests in the long term targets it as an investment for their old age. On average, they choose a long period of time because they want to find profits that they will enjoy in their old age, which of course means there will be no pressure on their journey because they invest a small amount per week.

For me, the best position is to carry out a regular purchasing routine, which is probably one of the routines that they must maintain in their long-term investment journey.
Some people with large wealth of course accumulate large amounts, but there is no significant difference because in the equation, only the amount is different, but in planning, of course it is the same, namely investing in the long term.

I think someone will not be satisfied with their BTC holdings because if we already love BTC then we will continue to buy every week. An increase in the portfolio of the number of BTC which continues to increase with accumulation every week will make us more enthusiastic to continue doing it every week.

Of course, as you have experienced as someone who has been buying BTC for a long time and keeping it until now, you definitely have high enthusiasm to continue to increase the amount of BTC you have.