Quote from: SuperBitMan on September 09, 2024, 06:28:37 PM

Quote from: I_Anime on September 08, 2024, 09:48:12 PM

Recently Market is bleeding, and we all are aware that this is the wrong time to think of selling and remember if you ain't ready for the dip then you ain't ready for the increase in price , this time around the best thing to do is keep buying and hope for the best . And alot of people that are going to sell now I'll definitely endup regretting their actions later .

So try and secure a nice position in your bitcoin accumulation by accumulating as much as you can in time like this you will be able to purchase at a cheaper rate, those that are new to bitcoin, remember bitcoin are not like other shitcoins, no matter the dips it may take time but bitcoin will surely bounce back from it stronger. So keep accumulating and be safe folks

Yeah Bitcoin is not like shitcoins when ever there's a fall in Bitcoin price one don't need to panic because it will surely increase in price it may take time but it will increase unlike shitcoins, a lot of people has lost money in shitcoins because when it falls it will be the end of it some shitcoins are created by scammers.
When investing in Bitcoin one should go for a long term investment since it may take long time for Bitcoin to grow, a fall in Bitcoin investment is an opportunity for people to accumulate more, one with the history knowledge of Bitcoin won't panic when there's a dip because is part of Bitcoin, there has been dip in past in Bitcoin but it didn't stop Bitcoin growth.

Yea, you are very much correct on this bro, Bitcoin is king when it comes to digital asset, and what makes most newbies investors to sell in panic anytime their is a certain dip in the market is due to lack of knowledge or trust on Bitcoin and how it operate, so I really do get it, when I hear of a newbie selling of his holdings in panic, but what I really don't understand is when a veteran investor sell in panic like a newbie, when the dip in the price of Bitcoin is very strong, because I believe that due to how long they have been in the industry, they should at least have known that Bitcoin has the capacity of always rallying back to it previous height or even better.

So sometimes when I heard of how veterans sell in panic, I really get confused by their actions, or is it that they never believed in Bitcoin in the first place? Or they bought Bitcoin with the aim of holding for a short period of time, and when it's not going their way, they decide to sell because they can't be patient to wait till it rallies back, so I just take it as different people and different mindset though.