Quote from: JayJuanGee on March 19, 2025, 03:50:26 PM

Quote from: Gost ms on March 19, 2025, 06:48:28 AM

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I would hate to use absolute assertions to say what a "real investor" would or would not do in regards to bitcoin, even though surely, there is some correctness in asserting that focusing on investing would likely have better results through prioritizing ongoing accumulation, yet even within investing, there can be whimpy versus aggressive investors, and they all could be considered as investors even though they approach the investment matter differently.

Sure, we argue about these matters quite frequently including that some folks who we would characterize to be trading are calling themselves investors, and we might not agree on these matters even though we might agree that there are better and worse practices that relate to various goals that guys might have in terms of their consideration of their own personal factors.

Quote from: Ruttoshi on March 19, 2025, 07:11:05 AM

Quote from: POPOLUV on March 18, 2025, 08:57:04 PM

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Waiting for the dip as a new investor is not a good practice and a real bitcoin investor wouldn't wait for bitcoin price to dip before buying because he has his bitcoin target which he is determined to reach. DCA method has shown his efficiency and effectiveness in helping you to increase your bitcoin portfolio to a good size overtime as long as you keep regular weekly purchase ongoing persistently and consistently for 4-10 years and above.

A true bitcoin investor will always be flexible in his bitcoin accumulation by mixing his ongoing DCA with lump sum and buying at the dip so that he can take advantage of the three accumulation strategies to increase his portfolio faster without overdoing it. Waiting for the dip as a new investor will keep your bitcoin portfolio stagnant which shouldn't be the case because the reason for investing is in bitcoin with your discretionary income is to build and grow your bitcoin portfolio and accumulate as many bitcoin as possible within your financial strength.

You seem to be referring to a level of chosen aggressiveness that a bitcoin investor might have Ruttoshi rather than absolutely what investors may or may not do. Surely I agree with you that bitcoin investors should attempt to be ongoingly as aggressive and persistent as they are able to be in their accumulation of bitcoin, yet surely there are also going to be bitcoin investors who choose to be less aggressive and they might even choose to include trading into their strategies, which surly many of us would consider those to be poor choices and poor practices (and not so relevant to this thread topic), yet investors will still make those kinds of choices that many of us consider to be inferior practices and even unnecessarily risky practices.

The truth of the matter is that trading is trading and investment is investment there's no way a trader can sugar coat his words to make people feel he's an investor when his statements are that trader, those who know the difference would definitely kick against his statement even though he tries to acknowledge bitcoin investment but then giving at traders vibes. Anyways there's no point trying to acknowledge who a real investor is, someone who buys bitcoin and holds and follows all due process to make sure they meet their target in the future would definitely be rewarded in the future. However someone who invest on Bitcoin with the mindset of a trader would also realise their mistake and learn from it in future or near future. A bitcoin investor mustn't be very very aggressive in hoarding bitcoin yes their are times for that, for instance when opportunities of the dip arises but it doesn't involve waiting for it to occur before buying, the DCA is already there to make sure that every investor maintains consistency and still meet their target so being very aggressive doesn't always matter to goal is to maintain consistency over a longer period.