Quote from: Mehmet69 on Today at 05:10:22 PM

Quote from: Yoona_As on Today at 09:02:56 AM

The Bitcoin market fluctuates a lot, but when there is a big dump in the Bitcoin market, many investors may panic and experienced investors consider this dumping as a discount and hold it for a long time for high profits. However, many experienced investors think that when there is a big dump in the price of Bitcoin, buy it and then sell it when the price increases. So that you can increase your half and make a bigger investment with that money so that you can do it for the long term.

Yes, Bitcoin is a digital currency with the most volatile market among cryptocurrencies.

Despite Bitcoin is a volatile asset doe not make it the most volatile asset among all coins or cryptocurrency. Volatility is the ups and down movement of cryptocurrency and it is not specifically for any particular coin.

Quote from: Mehmet69 on Today at 05:10:22 PM

So if you pay attention to this one aspect, you will see that buying Bitcoin when the price is low and selling it later when the price increases is a difficult task.

I don't think buying Bitcoin low and selling when it's high is difficult. It's simple just that the investors are more patient, focused, dedicated and tolerant to HODL to the specific time needed than the traders, but that doesn't mean that selling Bitcoin when it's high is hard.

Quote from: Mehmet69 on Today at 05:10:22 PM

The price you are thinking of buying during a recession and selling at a higher price is basically a trade. No investor ever thinks like that.

Don't make it sound like investors don't want profit from their Bitcoin investment, but only traders. Both traders and investors want profit but their time of profit expectation is what matters. The traders are more concerned about short term profit while the investors are more concerned about long term profit. So it is problematic saying that 'no investor thinks of profit'. It will be beter if you say that no investor thinks of short time profit but long term.