Re: Buy the DIP, and HODL!

It tends to be better to make sure that you are investing in a sustainable way rather than trying to be too aggressive and then having to sell some of your stash because you were not otherwise making sure that you had funds for your various life expenses.

So after 15-20 years investing, it is better to still be in the game rather than to end up being a no coiner because you screwed up and you were too greedy.

Not everyone can invest equally. In our society, some people have high incomes and some have low incomes. Again, there are people in our society who own a lot of property as heirs.

Therefore, those who have a high income and who own a lot of property as heirs can invest a lot of money at once or can invest continuously. So will these low-income people not invest, they will definitely do so. We have to remember that if we can invest in a way that is balanced with our lifestyle, then that investment will be more fruitful. So a person with a low income will also invest, but his strategy will be a certain amount and consistently.

However, regardless of a person's income, if he sells everything he has and invests in the hope of making additional profits, it will be foolish for that person. Since BTC is volatile in nature, it can also fall below the price at which it is purchased. For this reason, every person should invest by maintaining a balance between his normal life and investment.

In the aspect of investing at once certain consideration has to be made, That you have Lump amount doesn't mean you must lump sum buy But rather your buying strategy or strategies should align with your risk tolerance level too even if the finance is there and that is one Big consideration those that have lots of money should always have in mind since it is not a competitive ground but by view of convenience, our investment strategy or strategies should always align with our risk tolerance level irrespective of how much we have and our convenience should made a priority to enable us peacefully and sustainably allow our asset bring out the best of it's value.

My idea may sound different because the extra money I have to invest is worth allocating to additional investments outside of risk. Keep an extra portion of the floating cash fund ready for our investment. When we decide to make a one-time investment, especially to buy Bitcoin, it should be from the floating cash and from within the tolerance range that you mentioned. Bitcoin is already reducing our risk level, and buying at the dips of the price is an opportunity for us to increase our holdings.
I agree with your consistency about the risk tolerance level, but it may not be fair to investors if they are fighting against the numerous negative situations around them and are holding themselves back from more profitable events. You have to go around a circle and accumulate a decent amount of Bitcoin. He has to take risks sometimes because he has to accumulate more Bitcoin.