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Re: Buy Buy Buy or Sell Sell Sell?
by
JayJuanGee
on 13/03/2025, 02:27:21 UTC
To build a good Bitcoin portfolio, in addition to buying regularly, it may be a good idea to buy a little more aggressively when the market is in dip. In this case, you should also have an idea of ​​​​how much the investor's ability is. Even if there is an opportunity to buy at a low price, if the investor's financial situation is not stable, then it is definitely not logical to buy Bitcoin beyond his ability. If you have the ability, it is better to buy more, and if not, it is safer to buy within a certain amount. Those who are intelligent and prudent will definitely try to hold more by accepting the decline in the price of Bitcoin as an opportunity according to their ability. Those who can apply the strategies to hold Bitcoin correctly will be able to benefit more than others.
Of course, an investor should focus more on consistency than on aggressive investment. It is not something that you will become aggressive in investment as soon as you get the opportunity to buy dips, you need to plan to be aggressive in investment by maintaining the continuity of investment and spending extra unnecessary money. If you are aggressive in investment beyond your capacity, then you may be hindered in the continuity of investment or you may be hindered in meeting daily needs or your investment portfolio may be threatened in other ways.

Buying at a low price is more profitable for an investor and more helpful in increasing the portfolio. Anyone who wants to use this opportunity to be aggressive in investment. In this case, you need to make sure that you have sufficient cash flow and sufficient reserves in the reserve fund. If you feel that you have a cash flow crisis or the backup funds are not ready enough, then you should focus more on the backup funds than being aggressive in investment. Most importantly, there should be no hindrance in continuity. You will have opportunities to be aggressive again and again, so if you don't have the ability, let the opportunities pass you by.
You need to understand that the level of your consistency can as well be regarded or seen as being aggressive, there is nothing absolutely wrong being aggressive, efficiently and consistently with your investment, it only becomes problematic when you are overly doing it such a way that you end up struggling to sort out your basic needs by using the money not meant for investment to buy Bitcoin. However, one can be still be aggressive in his investment even as as little as and may not necessary be huge amount but what matters is the consistency. I think maybe you have a wrong definition of an aggressive investment.
There's nothing really wrong for being aggressive especially if they are investing on Bitcoin then also they are well prepared financially. Since our goal here is to buy or accumulate Bitcoin then acquired as many Bitcoin as we can.

Everything will be wrong there if they do it excessively as you said like there's nothing left on their pocket and they struggle to meet those important things to live a comfortable life. That's why they really need to figure out the best approach so that they won't experience any hardship when they are in process of investing long term on Bitcoin.

There's lots of good points provided here and to many good sites to read if they want to do some research about proper thing to do with their investment. So hopefully they won't get misled their self and go with best approach with dealing with Bitcoin.

But also for sure they can learn lots of things on process, since after all experience is best teacher for people who's on process and want continue to learn more about what they are doing.

Of course we have talked about the difference between being aggressive and being overly aggressive, and being overly aggressive means that either the bitcoin investment or other aspects of your life are being put at risk due to strategies that amount to gambling rather than aggressiveness.

Let's say that a person spent 6 years accumulating BTC, and perhaps his Salary has been around $40k per year, and he has been aggressively investing into bitcoin at about 25% of his income, which would be investing about $10k per year (about $200 per week), which would be about $60k invested into bitcoin after investing for 6 years, and it would have had amounted to nearly 3.5 BTC, which we know such a person would be in a very good place right now..

If such guy became overly aggressive in his bitcoin investment, he might not establish an emergency fund and maybe if an emergency comes he ends up selling bitcoin at a price that is not  at a time of his choosing.  He should attempt to be careful to not put his bitcoin at risk of selling at time that  is not completely of his own choosing.