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Quote from: Big_panda_01 on March 24, 2025, 11:48:30 PM

Quote from: JayJuanGee on March 24, 2025, 10:49:47 PM

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You're right about bitcoin being a long term goal investment of probably 4-10 years and that anyone coming to invest in bitcoin should put his or her mind in the long run and not on the short term, but on the alternative I was just saying that because of people that can't handle the long term and sees bitcoin as a way of trading instead of an investment, They should also buy and hodl for a long term achievement.

Of course, you are free to sell anytime that you like, and you are free to try to play bitcoin's anticipated price wave, and so you seem to acknowledge that trading is an inferior approach to bitcoin, even though some people will end up trading rather than investing.

So, yeah, trading is like gambling, since we cannot really be sure how the BTC price is going to go in the short-term, such as an ability to be profitable in less than 4 years.

Sure, we don't even know if bitcoin is going to be profitable in a timeline that is more than 4 years, yet investing is not necessarily considering short term profitability.

Sure, investors still want to their holdings to be profitable in the long term, and perhaps even presume them to be profitable, but there is also a bit of a risk that a bitcoin investment will not be profitable, even after more than 10 years investing into it.

At the same time bitcoin is likely amongst the best of asymmetric bets that is currently available to people all around the world, and so sure it is possible that anyone could lose up to 100% of the amount that they invest into it, yet it is also possible that their investment could go up 10x to 100x or more within their investment timeline... So to me, it seems short-sighted to be planning to trade bitcoin rather than to try to hold it for the long term, even though people will frequently be tempted to cash out for shorter-term profits.. which may largely signify that they do not know what they are investing (or trading) into..

Well for me I will very much be interested in the long term goal of the bitcoin investment, I wouldn't want to do something that i will regret in the later run so therefore when the opportunity comes for me to invest I will do my investment for the long-term even though we are not certain of bitcoins price but I have strong believe that In the future it's definitely something that will experience another massive bull run so I refer to buy and hodl rather than aiming at the short-term profits.

I think you have made a much better decision to plan or focus on long-term investment than short-term investment. There are many risks in short-term investment. The risk in long-term investment is much lower than short-term investment.

Find a prudent source of income and keep buying continuously by adopting the DCA method. And when you think that you have accumulated enough Bitcoin in your portfolio, then wait until your time limit ends. After the investment period ends, you can take profit from it or continue investing. Even if you want to diversify your investment after achieving the goal, I think that would be a more ideal step. It completely depends on your personal freedom. .

The Bitcoin market is a very volatile and uncertain market.
You should try to invest the money you have that you don't need, such as your personal expenses, family expenses, and the amount of money left over after all expenses, even if you think you don't need this money.