Re: Buy the DIP, and HODL!

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Personally, I believe that you should do what's best for your own personality and where you are most comfortable. Some people like to buy the DIP to take advantage of discounts during bear markets or during large crashes, some like DCA. There are also some people who like both. It's about YOU and your personality.

Yeah but who gives any ratt's asses about you and your personality if you don't have any BTC, then you should not be fucking around using waiting as your investing strategy,

But you may have missed the point, ser. Because those people who would be more comfortable in buying the DIP would have already bought the DIP. Plus it's not about what you believe is what's "perfect" for each and every individual. The point also is for each and every individual to choose and know which investment strategy fits their own personality because each and every one of us are different, no?

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I think when it comes to investments, your personality has nothing to do with your pattern of involvement, it's your financial strength that determines the strategy you employ on your investment journey. In Bitcoin investment, you have to plan properly with the finances available to you in order to get the most out of your accumulation journey, if left for your personality alone, what of when you've mood swings? You can decide you're not investing anymore because you don't feel like and the stingy guy would not want to lose his money, but hedge depreciating fiat because of his personality, maybe the gambler who would throw in lots of money into Bitcoin, only to liquidate good investments when he's broke.

You need to properly learn about investment patterns and follow accordingly in order to make the best out of your investments and get profitable too. It's never about you, but about understanding the investment you're venturing into and using calculated actions to get maximum dividends from your investment and in Bitcoin investment, there's DCA for periodic purchase, buying the dip and lump summing when you've lots of discretionary funds available.