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Investing in Bitcoin can be a complex and challenging endeavor. It's essential to approach it with caution, thoroughly understanding the risks and potential rewards, before investing in bitcoin first you have to define your investment objectives and time range of the investment, your investment strategy is it long term or short term are you investing to sell or to hold all these are considerations needed to be considered before investing

Bitcoin investment complex I don't picture it that way. Assuming you said learning the technicalities of bitcoin is complex, it could have been understandable for me, but saying investing in it is complex, I disagree, at least from my own point of view.

You don't need any stress to calculate how much of your earnings you can invest in bitcoin, how long you want to hold it, and what strategy you want to use in buying it. Another area that could have made it complex, which it's not, is buying, because acquiring bitcoin nowadays has been made easier more than ever.

Investing in Bitcoin is not a complicated process. Investing in Bitcoin is easy if you have basic knowledge and money. An investor only needs to change his perspective. In random investments, the investor will only waste his money and time, on the other hand, investing in Bitcoin will create the possibility of rapid growth of his assets. If the investor can hold Bitcoin for a long time, then he will benefit from it without any stress. The holder does not need to acquire much technical knowledge in investing in Bitcoin. Only if he is able to hold his assets in a safe wallet for a long time, that is enough. In investing here, an investor can be free from human pressure, which is very difficult from any other investment platform.

It may be easier for you to accumulate Bitcoin if you have a disposable income source and can grow it over time. The technical means of accumulation is having a wallet and the mental preparation that the holding will increase over time. A separate and reliable source of income is 100% prepared to take care of the family. It is easier for financially established individuals to accumulate Bitcoin but it is tempting to trust it and hold it for the long term. To keep Bitcoin safe for a long time try to increase the amount of floating backup funds.
For investors with relatively low incomes it is important to continue to deposit any amount according to the rules and consistently every cycle. Yes it is important to keep yourself stress free to keep holding Bitcoin for a long time where you try to have a platform to implement your strategy. Establish a specific strategy for running Bitcoin deposits, such as increasing discretionary income and floating cash at the end of the week.

You don't actually needs to be complicating when talking about acquiring Bitcoin, let's be just straight forward about it, it's either you accumulate it through the DCA accumulating strategy, you buy through the lumps sum method or you buy anytime you have money you can do away with for a very long period of time.
Then as for the part of holding resiliently, it's a total different thing altogether, it all boils down to you having a reliable source of income available that you will use in financing your basic expenses in your daily lives, and an emergency fund kept aside so that you can address any emergencies that may arise in the future without you tempering with your holdings.
So having an emergency funds and a source of income is very much important in your ability to keep to your investment on the longer run, because without it, it's just a matter of time before your start tempering with your investment anytime you are faced with serious financial burden that may arise.

Totally depends into your preference because if you are really that not wanting to complicate things up then you would really be just that needing up to hold up your coin. If you are someone whose really that wanting to have that wanting to make money or profits in short time. It will be that just basing into your risks management because there are those who are risks takers and there are ones who doesnt really like to take up such action and thats why they have decided to hold up their coins and wont be doing something. The most important approach on here is to secure your profits on the moment that you will be having that opportunity but of course everything will be that depending on your preference because not all will really be that having that same mentality. When you do step your foot into this market then make it sure that you are really that wary on how this market moves and on how it will really be that this kind of changes on which if you are that wary when it comes into this manner then you do have at least the idea on what you are doing since you do know on what you are dealing on with. So it will be just that depending on which path you would really be taking into. On the moment that you will be making up decisions then make it sure that this is something that you wont be regretting on the actions you had made out. Just make it sure that you had applied some analysis and doesnt really that rely or depends on on some intuition calls because it will be that everything be changes up.

Sometimes I get confused when I read posts that are describing profits and risk management as if we are trading prior to having had accumulated a decent BTC stash. Selling BTC is not accumulating BTC and does not seem to be part of risk management nonsense especially for beginners who should be focusing on ongoing, persistent, consistent and perhaps even aggressive buying of BTC... weekly or whatever else within our means... so the main thing is to keep buying no matter what. and try NOT to run out money or to get reckt along the way... .. so yeah.. make sure the emergency fund never gets below a certain amount and make sure that if income goes down or expenses go up that there are back up funds or even float to cover those kinds of fluctuations.. and after ongoingly doing this for 1-2 cycles (or perhaps more?) your BTC stash size will start to inform you the extent to which to modify what you are doing and whether you have gotten to a stage in which selling (or profits) might be a relevant consideration.. .. I would presume most guys to currently be "in profits" but hardly have shit for a BTC stash, so they have to keep stacking and not getting diverted by their being "in profits," and so the main risk management is to not run out of money to keep buying BTC every single week if possible.. perhaps 4-8 years steady before the system might be able to be tweaked towards some other variation.

Sure milewilda.. you have been registered on the forum since late 2015, so you have already crossed over 9 years, and sure you might be transitioning to some other stage of your journey where you might have more flexibility than some of the other guys here.. but you write your posts with seeming assumptions that guys have already gotten to a sufficient and/or adequate stage of BTC accumulation (and I question even if you have based on your own ongoing harping on profits or risk management that seems to relate to profit-taking).. .. It does not seems to be a safe presumption to be suggesting that very many posters have actually reached enough or more than enough BTC that they can start to move away from practices of ongoing accumulation of BTC on a regular, persistent and consistent basis.

You also mention applying analysis. Why does any guy need to apply analysis? We are either still accumulating bitcoin or we aren't. Where does the analysis come in? You trying to trade this? You slowing down as the BTC price goes up? Sure maybe you can do it, but even in your case if you have not reached an overaccumution state, what is the purpose of your supposed analysis?

Ultimately of course you can do what you like, but your message is a bit confusing since you seem to be talking about long term investing yet considering that some trading techniques are going to help a person to get to his higher levels of accumulation faster, which causes me to speculate that you might be suggesting to either sell on the way up or to back off with BTC accumulation techniques based on BTC price movements, which yeah, it might possibly work for someone who reached a higher stack size, yet even that seems to be a pretty lame approach to be suggesting that buys are going to be able to time their buys or potentially sells by doing BTC market analysis... We have a lot of dumb market analysis out there so your general reference to market analysis is not really helpful in regards to how something like that might apply.. except that you have some vague ideas about your supposedly knowing where the BTC price might be going in advance?

It seems like buying or hoarding btc at this current price has been made seemingly easy for everyone to acquire which in actual fact it isn't, it is really advisable to get as many Bitcoin now as you can get , but mind you, ... You shouldn't do more than you can.
If you think acquiring a little and holding for a long time would be smoother and risk free or even easier for you it's your opinion, everyone should be entitled to Thier own way of wanting to do something.
There are people who go as far as taking loans and going in to debt to acquire Bitcoin, which personally I think is improper. Because you never can tell they can be repercussions but whatever be the case everyone still has to do what they themselves think is right.

I totally disagree with your comments, you should remember that it is much easier for everyone to buy and deposit bitcoins at current prices if the person has financial earnings. Anyone who has money to buy bitcoins can enter the market at any time and buy bitcoins. Buy as many Bitcoins as you can afford, prioritizing what you want and what you can afford.

Investing with debt is never right and it is not advisable, why would you take a loan if you have the money. We have to be very careful while investing with debt because we have to be careful not to sell our investment in any way. Instead of investing with debt, my advice is if you have small amount of money i.e. small amount then invest with it. When you have more money to invest, you buy more.