Yes, other people's ideas are only limited to opening our insights and points of view. Because when we start an investment, of course we will definitely see examples from people or bitcoin investors who have been involved in it for a long time. Because from there we can see several aspects, or learn from the experiences of bitcoin investors. Like learning about
> Causes of losses when investing in Bitcoin.
> Good and correct actions when starting to invest.
> Investment objectives.
> And capital management techniques.
These four points would indeed be better if we learned from the direct experience of bitcoin investors themselves. Because direct experience in the field will definitely be better. Then if we understand this, we will definitely have a new perspective and broader insight. And from there ideas will start to grow from our minds.
It is not wrong if we want or wish to learn about investment through investors who already have a lot of experience in this field. But we ourselves must also be able to see clearly between investors who are targeting more profits and investors who are only more focused on buying in the Dip and holding it without focusing on how much profit they will get with a certain target time. Because on the one hand, there are some people who prefer to just buy without remembering when they will release the assets they have bought.
Of the four points that you said, it is more directed towards investment and the fourth point can even be suitable for use in trading because capital management techniques are more often used in this regard than in investment matters. But when it comes to buying at Dip, I think this will lead more to each person's courage and confidence in what he wants to buy because this can also be quite a fun activity for people who like to keep it without wanting to sell it within a certain time.