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Perhaps every thing you have is quite right. The satisfaction of humans is infinite to an extent and as such people (those of us who are into bitcoin) would want to keep buying even after we realise that we have accumulated enough bitcoin and the word
enough is peculiar to every individual (investors) as my emd point would probably be the very beginning of accumulation of others.
However, it's obvious that we (newbies in bitcoin investment) shouldn't at this point be in any contemplation of stopping as we haven't reached any significant amount in our possessions. Satisfaction in our bitcoin investment is quite a long journey which I believe none of us here is in such position to claim we have enough bitcoin even though it's obvious that I do not know how much you ( including others ) investment regularly (daily, weekly and/or monthly) into bitcoin yet its a fact that none of us here is able to hodl a good amount of bitcoin.
Some newbies will be able to front load their investment more than others, yet in order to make meaningful progress in building their bitcoin investment, an overwhelming majority of people do tend to have to build their investment over a long period of time and continuing to invest consistently, persistently, ongoingly and perhaps even aggressively... including quite a bit more than a whole bitcoin cycle... perhaps even 2 cycles or more.
Perhaps newbies that are capable of front loading their investment are very rare and of course you would agree with me that most of us newbies in investment here are probably the long run investors even though we are not certain how much each of us invest on a regular basis.
I presume that an overwhelming majority of people do not invest, and so they tend to ONLY have 2-6 weeks of funds to live upon, so there are a lot of folks who live paycheck to paycheck.
Of course, there are also people who invest too and who are well off and who might even have multiple investments. Even with the folks who are well off and who have multiple investments, they may well not necessarily want to (or be able to) move from their already existing investments into bitcoin, so they may well be stuck with a similar situation as the new investors in regards to having to DCA into bitcoin, yet if they have more funds they are able to front load their investment more than less well to do people.
I hate to presume too much about folks, yet I think that it is safer to presume that many of us here do not have abilities (or willingness) to front load our bitcoin in major ways, even though some guys might be able to employ some of the front loading and/or the lump sum investment kinds of deployments of resources into bitcoin.
Even the front running rich folks are going to be advantaged by DCA investing, and that is why DCA investing applies to everyone, and surely sometimes it ONLY becomes practical to even be considering buying BTC on the dip is if you have already front load invested into bitcoin or you have already bought a decent amount of bitcoin so then you are in a better position to justify waiting to invest more rather than just investing whatever available cash you have right away.
I am going to also presume that it is in the best interest of everyone to be investing into bitcoin for 4-10 years or longer, yet I am not going to expect that guys are not lured into trading and/or lured into shitcoins. I understand that even investors and seriously focused bitcoiners can sometimes get distracted into wanting to trade or considering that there might be some shitcoin(s) that might be worthy of putting some value into. I will also presume that it takes ongoing efforts and will-power to not get distracted into shitcoins and/or trading. .. rather than being able to be successful in terms of staying focused on bitcoin.
However, those whom are in the position to load over or a whole bitcoin in their earliest stage of investment are more basically those who financially buoyant enough to take such investment actions without having to crash other expenses. Hence our financial capabilities differs to a great extent and as such we all will have to choose whatever way we want to invest in bitcoin whether within a cycle or 2 based on financial statuses.
Sure there can be a variety of places in which any of us might find our finances at the time that we first hear about bitcoin, and there can be guys who already build up the strength of their cashflow, including having other investments and/or even having strong incomes with a lot of discretionary income, and yes, there are guys who are on the opposite end and who might have to build up the strength of their cashflow (including building up their various back up funds) while they are also working on establishing their initial bitcoin position, so surely the guys who have either already built up strength or they are starting with stronger incomes (or discretionary income - which is left over income after expenses), those guys will be in better positions to invest more aggressively into bitcoin and maybe even being better able to lump sum into bitcoin as compared with guys who are struggling to solidify the strength of their cashflows.
I will also mention that brand new investors can sometimes lack quite a bit of patience, and maybe they also get distracted by bitcoin's volatility, so they might not know how to deal with such great volatility whether to the upside or the downside, and even investing for like 4-8 years or longer might seem like "forever" for some of the newbie investors, yet it is so frequent that investing takes way more than 10 years to start to really become sizable, so some folks who had already been investing for several years, may already have built some good habits in regards to investing as compared with the newbie, yet there are also some newbies who learn faster than others too, so they might not need a lot of experience in order to build good and strong cashflow management practices.
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Anyone who is aspiring to be an investor knowing fully well that with his or her financial status he or she can not scale through it and still venture into Bitcoin investment will probably end up along the line and one of the thing that always cause this is covetousness, when they saw there friends or relatives is investing in Bitcoin and seeing the progress in their investment will trigger some people to..., However, I don't see anything wrong if an investor take this investment as a competition and they have all it takes to maintain i mean keep their investment running smoothly but the only time I consider or see it to be a wrong move is if an investor doesn't have what it takes to... Because definitely they are going to get choked some day, the advantage an investor will have if they take it as a competition and have the money to keep their investment..., is that they will increase their portfolio so quick which is every investor's mindset.
Yes people do like to compete, yet there are still going to be needs to tailor their level of aggressiveness to their own particular
9 individual factors rather than trying to do (or out-do) what some of their peers might be doing.
Surely a person might consider that he is just being aggressive in his investing and not realizing that he is being over-aggressive until it is too late and he ends up screwing up his finances because he over did it.