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Doesnt matter on where you do land your feet on, as long we are talking about investment then you do need up to have that to take up the risks for you to be able to have potentially to earn profits but never ever trying out to neglect the possibilities that you might be losing up in terms of the money that you had invested but since we are talking about Bitcoin then its hard to believe that we wont be having that kind of gain after how many years that we've been holding. It all matters about on how you do accumulate and on how wise you are on trying out to maximize profitability. Always be putting up into your mind that success isnt guaranteed and the money that you had put up into
crypto is something that you can only afford to lose and as much as possible you do need up to diversify too.
Hopefully guys are not so retarded as to believe that investing into shitcoins or "crypto" is the same as investing into bitcoin.. so the themes about investing long term with some conviction only applies to bitcoin, and bitcoin is what we are talking about in this thread.
If you put money into shitcoins, then you have to try to figure out when to get in and when to get out, and surely shitcoins are merely trading.. so maybe when you talk about putting money into "crypto" you are not going to actually consider shitcoins to be part of the place where you put your money.
For those DCA decisions then it will be that up to you on adding up your bag whenever the market dips or crashes. Somehow it will be that too hard for you to made out such step just because of potential reasons on which neither you've been afraid that the price might plummet even more, or you are trying out to chase up the bottom to have that profit maximization.
Of course, you have been registered on the forum since late 2015 so you may well have had opportunities to accumulate enough bitcoin through various BTC accumulation strategies over the past 9.5 years-ish.
Yet if we are talking about anyone who is new to bitcoin, and perhaps still in their first whole cycle, they likely should be continuing to invest into bitcoin at any price with whatever budget they have rather than getting worked up about the price, so if someone might be buying $100 worth of bitcoin every week, then he will get more bitcoin with that $100 when the BTC price is in a dip rather than when it is going up, yet likely it may not make a whole hell of a lot of difference to be thinking too much about the prices until maybe after having had accumulated a decent amount of bitcoin. Surely I have considered that anyone who might decide to make decently large BTC purchases in lump sum kinds of ways, then they might also decide to supplement their lump sum buying with the keeping some value on the side for buying dips, and surely the more BTC a guy accumulates, the more his BTC stash may well start to affect the extent to which buying on the dip might become relevant rather than merely sticking with straight forward DCA strategies that just buy on a regular basis without getting overly worked up about BTC price changes.