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Re: Buy the DIP, and HODL!
by
ejikeme24
on 28/01/2025, 06:55:59 UTC
We have to admit that the best way to invest in Bitcoin is the DCA method, it is a good way for every investor. To hold Bitcoin for the long term we need to have confidence that Bitcoin will do well in the future, we need to take risks and be patient. What I have learned from my real experience, is to invest what you can afford to lose in order to hold Bitcoin for the long term. I invest in Bitcoin and forget that I invested in Bitcoin. So I prefer to buy Bitcoin even at this time, my plan is to continue investing with DCA method until 2029. Now everyone has a different strategy, one person's plan will not match another's.
The DCA method is very relevant for use by all investors, both investors from the lower middle economic class and the upper middle class. Because if explained more simply, the DCA technique looks like saving. However, the difference is that DCA is more well organized and has a regular time for making bitcoin purchases. That's why DCA is perfect for all bitcoin investors. Because buying bitcoin regularly means investors don't need to be afraid of price fluctuations. But in my personal opinion, DCA can also be divided into two types depending on the circumstances of bitcoin investors. The reason is that quite a few investors collect their money first, then carry out DCA and divide their purchasing time into a certain period of time. However, there are also those who carry out DCA based on the discretionary income they can get every month from their work salary. I think these two DCA methods have the same goal. But the first method may be more suitable for rich people and the second method may be more suitable for people with middle economic conditions. So with this, it is clear that DCA is a very good purchasing method for investing in bitcoin.


I personally think that inconsistencies in income and expenses could be reasons for holding back value rather than investing right away, so surely poor people have disadvantages over rich people in terms of even making sure that they have enough income to be able to invest into bitcoin, since sometimes there is not enough income to work with in terms of making sure that they are able to build an emergency fund, yet the poor person likely needs to the emergency fund more than the rich person, yet if your point was that the poor person is not able to hold any money back for an emergency fund, then the poor person is going to end up getting fucked when he has any little emergency and he has to tap into his investment prior to his intention. so emergency funds are just as important (if not more important) for poor people as compared with rich people... but yeah, it is likely that a lot of poor people stay poor because they end up using their investment as their emergency funds rather than making sure that they have enough flexibility in their cashflow to make sure that they never have to sell their BTC at a time that is not of their own choosing.. which becomes way more dangerous with any investment that is volatile, like bitcoin.
I agree with your. I prefer long-term planning with Bitcoin, so from my point of view it becomes a bit difficult for poor people to invest long-term, because they don't have enough money to invest.  However, it is more important for poor people to have an emergency fund than for rich people, as their income is less stable and unexpected expenses can further damage their finances.  If a poor person wants to invest in Bitcoin, he must have an emergency fund because his long-term investment can solve the problem from the emergency fund in case of financial problems, that's why basically every person needs an emergency fund.
As far as bitcoin investment is concerned, both the poor and the rich investors need to set aside an emergency fund because it is what will help them to solve their unforeseen problems that may occur along their bitcoin accumulation journey. Even if they don't build up their emergency fund at the beginning of their bitcoin investment, there is no problem with it; they can go ahead and start their bitcoin investment, but they should make sure to build it up as they are accumulating bitcoin. Surely bitcoin investment is applicable on a long-term basis, so anyone who is interested in investing in bitcoin should understand that bitcoin investment is about being patient because it is only in the long run that someone can actually achieve success in bitcoin investment.

Of course setting an emergency fund is very important during this process, because is only when we don't have any other option apart from our bitcoin investment that we can be tempted to sell after a short term of investing in bitcoin, those investors who are well prepared to go into bitcoin investment will first of all build up their emergency fund before they can start accumulating.

reason is because they don't want a process whereby after investing to an extent maybe something very emergency just pop up you know at this point you will be Left with only one option that's to sell your bitcoin to figure it out. However, as a bitcoin investor building up your emergency fund should be the first thing you need to consider before accumulating so as to avoid selling our bitcoin within a short term.