On your question, that time starts when you decide to become a long -term investor. Long -term investment uses a better DCA method.
Actually it is not much different, maybe the way I convey it is different. It could be that what he said is easier for you to understand compared to what I said. And I also stood on the same thought about the duration of one year in investment. One year will not be able to ensure that investors will get a return as expected because it is too short, considering the very volatile crypto market.
Provisional conclusions, 1 year is not feasible to be mentioned as a long -term investment duration, but the short term.
Hopefully we are talking about bitcoin instead of shitcoins, especially if we are referring to investing.. Crypto is a pretty fucking vague term, and hopefully, no one really believe that DCA would actually work with something as vague as crypto.. even though it is a good idea when we are actually able to specify that DCA and/or investing is a good idea when it comes to bitcoin.. especially when considering the investment timeline to be 4-10 years or longer in regards to any new buys of bitcoin that are made.
I understand that the denominator of crypto as you put a thick sign shows something that is not clear because of the large number and cannot be ascertained as to what the future will be like in the future.
Yes. I'm talking about bitcoin and not crypto. The DCA method used in the long -term Bitcoin investment plan is better. This is like a repetition, but I intend to say that Bitcoin is Bitcoin and Crypto including Shitcoin. Bitcoin type of investment that promises because of its value.
If you are talking about bitcoin, then it seems better to use the term bitcoin rather than referring to crypto, and we might get confused about what you are talking about.