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Board Bitcoin Discussion
Re: getting back into the BTC game
by
Iranus
on 18/07/2024, 08:28:17 UTC
I've been out of the crypto game for a few years now and I'm just now kind of dipping my toes into the water again.  Admittedly, I was a little angry when my original account on here got hijacked a few years ago and I wasn't able to get it back.  Oh well, water under the bridge, right?  Anyway, I just ordered a Trezor Safe 3 to start "hodling" again.  I've been reading different news sources about the future potential of BTC and it still looks pretty bright.  What is your personal view?  Are you still optimistic?  Riding the fence?  I'm curious.  Thanks.

It’s bad that you didn’t return it a year and a half ago, since then the price was 20 thousand for Bitcoin. Now is not the best time to invest, because the price has long been in the corridor between 60-70k and sometimes breaks it up and down. If you decide to buy Bitcoin, it’s better not to do it now, but at the next drop to 60, or 57k. Because at least this way you can be sure that the price will continue to rise.


But will OPP have the courage to buy if OP returns to the market when bitcoin falls below $20k? Also, OP is not the only one returning or starting to enter the market, there are many new who want to enter the market. It's true that this is not the best time, but if you still think this time is not suitable to buy bitcoin, then what is a good time for beginners to start? What guarantee do you have that bitcoin will correct and decrease as you say?
I remember when bitcoin fell to $53k, many people didn't dare to buy and they drew hundreds of charts showing that bitcoin would fall to $48k, but as a result, bitcoin was trading at $65k. Why don't we use DCA instead of waiting while there is no certainty about the future?