Am still in shock seeing that there are still those who thinks Bitcoin is expensive, when the idea and concept of DCA strategy dominates most of the forum threads including local boards, Bitcoin is ever affordable even at the peak price because you are not buying the whole Bitcoin but a fraction of it within your financial circumstances which of course can be either weekly or monthly, with the dca strategy you can be Bitcoin whether in dip or not, regularly provided that your investment money readily available which gives you another opportunity of buying Bitcoin in a dip because you will be buying from different price points in different intervals, for an investor with the aim of buying Bitcoin and holding for long term, investing in Bitcoin is good at any time which is the best approach because the market is unpredictable.
You said many things but nothing...lol
Even if there are reasons to believe Bitcoin is inexpensive like the maxis always believe, none of your points are valid to back it up. This means that you are either faking it or you just don't know why you are doing it but are just following the saying of maxis. Shouting DCA doesn't make you smarter than those who are being careful unless you back it up with a valid HOW.
Anyone can buy their Bitcoin at any price, it's fine by me, I have enough of my own already and of course, buy more at deeper low levels and will continue to set traps at dips and even buy a huge amount in 2026/2026 for visionary reasons of buying cheaper. That sounds like a plan than being a blind investor. In the end, we all own Bitcoin but the difference is how profitable is it to us due to our actions.
The masses didn't just believe that Bitcoin is inexpensive, it is a reality gotten with the idea and concept of the DCA strategy. You sounded more like there is smartness in waiting to buy more Bitcoin at a deeper lower levels that you are not sure of than buying with the DCA, consistently, efficiently and even aggressively without over doing it, am not against buying the dip provided that plans are made for it especially in an ongoing Dcaing because prioritizing buying the dip in order to buy Bitcoin cheaper over a consistent DCA for a low coiner is a wrong investment approach and there is no smartness in doing that because while you will be waiting for a deeper lower levels that you are not sure of Bitcoin can go up making you to miss good buying opportunities.
EarnOnVictor seems to have hostility to DCAing and hostility to consistently buying BTC.
He was talking the same nonsense in the $30ks and then in the $50ks and $60ks, and so now we have a dip from $109k to $76k and currently bouncing in lower to mid $80ks and he is talking the same nonsense about waiting for dips, when we are already in a dip.
I have no problem to hold some value for dip buying, even though such dip buying may not be necessary in the first whole cycle of BTC accumulation, yet at the same time, each person has to figure out the extent that buying through DCA and lump sum might be better than buying dips or if there might be some combination of all three going on that is tailored to the individual circumstances.
Of course, EarnOnVictor is not opposed to selling and buying back cheaper, and I surely don't consider selling and buying back cheaper to be a good strategy for any low coiner or no coiner. I don't even consider it to be a great strategy for some one who is in some kind of a sustainable withdrawal phase, even though selling with an intention to buy back cheaper would be more acceptable for a person who reaches overaccumulation status.. even though it still might not work out very well to try to buy back cheaper after selling.
Another thing is that EarnOnVictor refers to maxis as if it were derogatory, which surely he cannot get over the fact that investing in bitcoin is superior to trading and/or shitcoining.... so he tries to argue that there is some kind of negativity towards staying focused on bitcoin and investing in it, rather than fucking around trying to trade it. He tries to suggest that anyone can trade, which truly is a misleading and perhaps even deceptive kind of a statement.
When I read Earnonvictor's post I felt badly because his expression was more in a pretentious way of directly proclaiming that it is more ideal to buy from the dip without any vision of a consistent DCA and he assumed that to means being careful, indeed it is a trader kind of mindset that is gambling rather than investing, even though we believe that anyone can do whatever they like, anyone fucking around trying to play with the short waves should always be ready in facing the consequences, the pain is always in the buying back and of course many can lose concentration because they become disappointed by not getting what were looking for, Bitcoin volatility can be very difficult for anyone to outsmart or play around with and that is where the DCA makes things pretty much easier for anyone.