Re: Buy the DIP, and HODL!

I think all the small investors who have the habit of selling Bitcoin actually don't understand anything about investing. But I don't agree that big investors have a habit of selling Bitcoin, in fact they are called big investors because they buy Bitcoin regularly and own a lot of Bitcoin. That is, they are very experienced and patient, so they have been able to increase their Bitcoin holding, and even have a lot of patience to maintain their investment. So it would be wrong to say that big investors have the habit of selling Bitcoin.

Not only is prudent income necessary for small investors, it is much more important and necessary for all investors. In fact, in many cases, many use the words prudence and disposable income, so they should know properly.

Everybody needs to fix their profits eventually.
The thing is most smaller investors are not standing on the same stable ground as the bigger ones - they still need to think about their potential risks and much more, whereas guys in suits and a bit lower don't need to think about it.

Is not that small invests that have habit of selling their Bitcoin does not understand investment, most of them understand investment but the truth is that some of them don't have the financial capacity to solve some of their basic needs so when they have any financial pressure on them they tend to sell up their Bitcoin to enable them raise money to solve their financial problem. This is the reason why it's important for every Bitcoin Investors to have alternate source of income or a descrisionery income to enable them be able to solve their financial needs without affecting their Bitcoin investment for long term holding.

Anyone who sells his or her investment when it is small, it is either the person is a gambler or the person don't understand Bitcoin investment because if you are not a gambler you should understand that the best and advisable way to go about Bitcoin investment is to use what you can afford to let go that is something you won't feel even if something goes wrong and someone who understands Bitcoin investment should always have a discretionary and a reserve funds, using your discretionary to settle challenge is still not good rather what you should use to settle challenge(s) is your reserve funds so don't get it twisted.

Is best you call such a person a trader rather than a gambler, the term gambler is not the term to be used in such a case trading is the right terms, and yeah you are right as an investor you shouldn't sell off your Bitcoin when you have not Accumulated enough, if you sell off your Bitcoin because of challenges it then means you didn't plan well because if you did you will have an emergency, reserve and float funds that will help you in times of emergency and when you have some challenges, however there are some issues or challenges that can lead you to dip hands into your Bitcoin investment and those challenges are when that issue or emergency has eating up all your emergency, reserve and float funds and still needs more finance then you may have no other option than to dip hands into your Bitcoin investment, I won't advise anyone to borrow or take loan at this stage except he or she is capable of paying back as soon as he receives salary and it won't affect his financial status for that month or week meaning it will still be possible for him to pay his or her bills it it won't be then you can dip hands into your Bitcoin, we pray we don't come in contact with emergency or challenges that will eat up our emergency, reserve and float funds and still want more.