There is no way to know with any exactness when to sell and/or when to buy back BTC, so many times, it is not worth it to even try, especially if guys are still relatively new to bitcoin and perhaps if they are in their first full cycle of accumulating in bitcoin.

It seems to me that guys should be striving to build up their bitcoin through buying only until it gets to a certain size in which they might feel some liberty to start to trade with some of it.. or to sell some of it since maybe they reach overaccumulation status.

Another thing is that and overwhelming majority of folks trying to trade BTC end up doing worse than long term HODLers and/or BTC accumulators, yet if some guys cannot resist their urge to trade and/or gamble with their bitcoin then maybe they should at least try to limit such fucking around to less then 10% the size of their bitcoin holdings... and maybe stave off some of their own degeneracy tendencies that are not really very productive in terms of wealth building, if their goal might be to become wealthy or at least financially independent.

Even if we go with your forum registration date of October 2020, _BlackStar, you could have had accumulated a decent amount of BTC by now if you were able to mostly focus on accumulating BTC through buying, and surely you would have had done even better if you had been able to front load your bitcoin investment in the first few months of your forum registration time... and I am not referring to trying to trade bitcoin, I am referring to accumulating bitcoin in a persistent, consistent, ongoing, regular and perhaps even aggressive way.  

I am not sure if I know enough of your details to make any hypothetical in regards to if you might have had been able to frontload your BTC investment in late 2020...

I understand that it might have had been difficult since in late 2020 the BTC price quickly went from being around $10k to about $30k to $40k in a few months at the end of the year... so there can be times when it is tough to get into bitcoin or to figure out how to get started, and maybe it would have had been better to have had been able to get into bitcoin earlier in 2020 rather than in late 2020, if you happened to have had the chance to get into bitcoin prior to that late 2020 run up period...

Frequently it is better for guys to spend time building up their bitcoin holdings (even times like right now) during seeming consolidation periods prior to run ups that might end up occurring at some later point, and sure we don't really know if any such runup might occur this year or into 2026, and the happening and the timing of run-ups are not guaranteed, even though it can be nice to figure out ways to establish our BTC position and make sure that we are prepared for UPpity BTC prices.. rather than trying to trade this great asset (namely bitcoin).


There are always a lot of guys with unrealistic expectations of BTC price dips that won't end up happening, and guys right now are largely talking about $40ks, $50ks and/or $60ks, and they never seem to get enough, and many times, they fail/refuse to take advantage of current BTC prices and to build up their BTC stash, whether we are referring to buying dips, or just ongoing buying of BTC..

So yeah, sooner or later the guys who had been buying BTC are going to realize the strength of their ongoingly having had been buying bitcoin, and if they do such buying of bitcoin for a whole cycle then their likely average cost per BTC is around the same as the 200-WMA.. which tends to be a good place to be.


You are living in a fantasy if you think that afterwards you can figure out that you should have had sold at $108k and bought back at $74k..   Sure, guys who had bought bitcoin earlier, have more options, and sure guys who bought earlier might not be concerned so much about accumulating more bitcoin.

Guys who think like they are going to be trading all of the various waves (or think that they can figure out when and where the waves are going to be) don't tend to have a lot of bitcoin, even if they had gotten into bitcoin in 2015, they were too busy fucking around trying to figure out when to buy BTC and when to sell BTC rather than focusing on ongoing, persistent, consistent, regular and perhaps even aggressive buying of BTC.

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There is no way to know with any exactness when to sell and/or when to buy back BTC, so many times, it is not worth it to even try, especially if guys are still relatively new to bitcoin and perhaps if they are in their first full cycle of accumulating in bitcoin.

It seems to me that guys should be striving to build up their bitcoin through buying only until it gets to a certain size in which they might feel some liberty to start to trade with some of it.. or to sell some of it since maybe they reach overaccumulation status.

Another thing is that and overwhelming majority of folks trying to trade BTC end up doing worse than long term HODLers and/or BTC accumulators, yet if some guys cannot resist their urge to trade and/or gamble with their bitcoin then maybe they should at least try to limit such fucking around to less then 10% the size of their bitcoin holdings... and maybe stave off some of their own degeneracy tendencies that are not really very productive in terms of wealth building, if their goal might be to become wealthy or at least financially independent.

Even if we go with your forum registration date of October 2020, _BlackStar, you could have had accumulated a decent amount of BTC by now if you were able to mostly focus on accumulating BTC through buying, and surely you would have had done even better if you had been able to front load your bitcoin investment in the first few months of your forum registration time... and I am not referring to trying to trade bitcoin, I am referring to accumulating bitcoin in a persistent, consistent, ongoing, regular and perhaps even aggressive way.  

I am not sure if I know enough of your details to make any hypothetical in regards to if you might have had been able to frontload your BTC investment in late 2020...

I understand that it might behave had been difficult since in late 2020, the BTC price quickly went from being around $10k to about $30k to $40k in a few months at the end of the year... so there can be times when it is tough to get ininto bitcoin or to figure out how to get started, and maybe it would have had been better to have had been able to get into bitcoin earlier in 2020 rather than in late 2020, if you happened to have had the chance, to get into bitcoin prior to that late 2020 run up period...and so frequently it is better for guys to spend time building up their bitcoin holdings (even times like right now) prior to run ups that might end up occurring later, and sure we don't really know, and run-ups are not guaranteed, even though it can be nice to figure out ways to establish our position and make sure that we are prepared for UP.. rather than trying to trade this great asset (namely bitcoin).

Frequently it is better for guys to spend time building up their bitcoin holdings (even times like right now) during seeming consolidation periods prior to run ups that might end up occurring at some later point, and sure we don't really know if any such runup might occur this year or into 2026, and the happening and the timing of run-ups are not guaranteed, even though it can be nice to figure out ways to establish our BTC position and make sure that we are prepared for UPpity BTC prices.. rather than trying to trade this great asset (namely bitcoin).


There are always a lot of guys with unrealistic expectations of BTC price dips that won't end up happening, and guys right now are largely talking about $40ks, $50ks and/or $60ks, and they never seem to get enough, and many times, they fail/refuse to take advantage of current BTC prices and to build up their BTC stash, whether we are referring to buying dips, or just ongoing buying.. So yeah, sooner or later the guys who had been buying are going to realize the strength of their ongoingly having had been buying bitcoin, and if they do such buying of bitcoin for a whole cycle then their likely average cost per BTC is around the same as the 200-WMA.. which tends to be a good place to be.

So yeah, sooner or later the guys who had been buying BTC are going to realize the strength of their ongoingly having had been buying bitcoin, and if they do such buying of bitcoin for a whole cycle then their likely average cost per BTC is around the same as the 200-WMA.. which tends to be a good place to be.


You are living in a fantasy if you think that afterwards you can figure out that  you should have had sold at $108108k and bought back at $74k..  

Guys who think like that don't tend to have a lot of bitcoin, even if they had gotten into bitcoin in 2015..  They, they were too busy fucking around trying to figure out when to buy BTC and when to sell BTC rather than focusing on ongoing, persistent, consistent, regular and perhaps even aggressive buying of BTC.

There is no way to know with any exactness when to sell and/or when to buy back BTC, so many times, it is not worth it to even try, especially if guys are still relatively new to bitcoin and perhaps if they are in their first full cycle of accumulating in bitcoin.

It seems to me that guys should be striving to build up their bitcoin through buying only until it gets to a certain size in which they might feel some liberty to start to trade with some of it.. or to sell some of it since maybe they reach overaccumulation status.

Another thing is that and overwhelming majority of folks trying to trade BTC end up doing worse than long term HODLers and/or BTC accumulators, yet if some guys cannot resist their urge to trade and/or gamble with their bitcoin then maybe they should at least try to limit such fucking around to less then 10% the size of their bitcoin holdings... and maybe stave off some of their own degeneracy tendencies that are not really very productive in terms of wealth building, if their goal might be to become wealthy or at least financially independent.

Even if we go with your forum registration date of October 2020, _BlackStar, you could have had accumulated a decent amount of BTC by now if you were able to mostly accumulatefocus on accumulating BTC through buying, and surely you would have had done even better if you had been able to front load your bitcoin investment in the first few months of your forum registration time... and I am not referring to tradingtrying to trade bitcoin, I am referring to accumulating bitcoin in a persistent, consistent, ongoing, regular and perhaps even aggresssiveaggressive way.  

I am not sure if I know enough of your details to make aany hypothetical in regards to if you might have had been able to frontload your BTC investment in late 2020... I understand that it might be difficult since late 2020, the BTC price quickly went from being around $10k to about $30k to $40k in a few months... so there can be times when it is tough to get in, and maybe it would have had been better to have had been able to get into bitcoin earlier in 2020, if you happened to have had the chance, prior to that late 2020 run up period...and so frequently it is better for guys to spend time building up their bitcoin holdings (even times like right now) prior to run ups that might end up occurring later, and sure we don't really know, and run-ups are not guaranteed, even though it can be nice to figure out ways to establish our position and make sure that we are prepared for UP.. rather than trying to trade this great asset (namely bitcoin).

I understand that it might be difficult since late 2020, the BTC price quickly went from being around $10k to about $30k to $40k in a few months... so there can be times when it is tough to get in, and maybe it would have had been better to have had been able to get into bitcoin earlier in 2020, if you happened to have had the chance, prior to that late 2020 run up period...and so frequently it is better for guys to spend time building up their bitcoin holdings (even times like right now) prior to run ups that might end up occurring later, and sure we don't really know, and run-ups are not guaranteed, even though it can be nice to figure out ways to establish our position and make sure that we are prepared for UP.. rather than trying to trade this great asset (namely bitcoin).


There are always a lot of guys with unrealistic expectations of BTC price dips that won't end up happening, and they fail refuse to take advantage of current prices, whether we are referring to buying dips, or just ongoing buying.. So yeah, sooner or later the guys who had been buying are going to realize the strength of their ongoingly having had been buying bitcoin, and if they do such buying of bitcoin for a whole cycle then their likely average cost per BTC is around the same as the 200-WMA.. which tends to be a good place to be.


You are living in a fantasy if you think that afterwards you can figure out that  you should have had sold at $108 and bought back at $74k..  Guys who think like that don't tend to have a lot of bitcoin, even if they had gotten into bitcoin in 2015..  They were too busy fucking around trying to figure out when to buy BTC and when to sell BTC rather than focusing on ongoing, persistent, consistent, regular and perhaps even aggressive buying of BTC.

There is no way to know with any exactness when to sell and/or when to buy back, so many times, it is not worth it to even try, especially if guys are still relatively new to bitcoin.

It seems to me that guys should be striving to build up their bitcoin through buying only until it gets to a certain size in which they might feel some liberty to start to trade with some of it.. or to sell some of it since maybe they reach overaccumulation status.

Another thing is that and overwhelming majority of folks trying to trade end up doing worse than long term HODLers and/or BTC accumulators, yet if some guys cannot resist their urge to trade and/or gamble then maybe they should limit such fucking around to less then 10% the size of their bitcoin holdings... and maybe stave off some of their degeneracy tendencies.

Even if we go with your forum registration date of October 2020, _BlackStar, you could have had accumulated a decent amount of BTC by now if you were able to mostly accumulate BTC, and surely you would have had done even better if you had been able to front load your bitcoin investment in the first few months of your forum registration time... and I am not referring to trading, I am referring to accumulating bitcoin in a persistent, consistent, ongoing, regular and perhaps even aggresssive way. 

I am not sure if I know enough of your details to make a hypothetical in regards to if you might have had been able to frontload your BTC investment in late 2020... I understand that it might be difficult since late 2020, the BTC price quickly went from being around $10k to about $30k to $40k in a few months... so there can be times when it is tough to get in, and maybe it would have had been better to have had been able to get into bitcoin earlier in 2020, if you happened to have had the chance, prior to that late 2020 run up period...and so frequently it is better for guys to spend time building up their bitcoin holdings (even times like right now) prior to run ups that might end up occurring later, and sure we don't really know, and run-ups are not guaranteed, even though it can be nice to figure out ways to establish our position and make sure that we are prepared for UP.. rather than trying to trade this great asset (namely bitcoin).


There are always a lot of guys with unrealistic expectations of BTC price dips that won't end up happening, and they fail refuse to take advantage of current prices, whether we are referring to buying dips, or just ongoing buying.. So yeah, sooner or later the guys who had been buying are going to realize the strength of their ongoingly having had been buying bitcoin, and if they do such buying of bitcoin for a whole cycle then their likely average cost per BTC is around the same as the 200-WMA.. which tends to be a good place to be.


You are living in a fantasy if you think that afterwards you can figure out that  you should have had sold at $108 and bought back at $74k..  Guys who think like that don't tend to have a lot of bitcoin, even if they had gotten into bitcoin in 2015..  They were too busy fucking around trying to figure out when to buy BTC and when to sell BTC rather than focusing on ongoing, persistent, consistent, regular and perhaps even aggressive buying of BTC.