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Re: Buy the DIP, and HODL!
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Tamaperdana
on 29/04/2025, 13:43:15 UTC
⭐ Merited by JayJuanGee (1)
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I totally agree that the investment process is really not easy, because what is called investment is certainly struggling with many factors that must be passed through so that the investment is successful. Starting from the income aspect, this aspect is a very important part and should never be missed if we want to invest like in bitcoin. Because before investing we must first measure the income we get per month, because that way we will find it easier to calculate how much we need for our living needs for a month. Then after that, if for example there is money left and the money will not be used for anything (discretionary income) then the money can be invested in bitcoin.

Then after our bitcoin investment is running, every month we still have to pay attention to our needs and the income we get. Because sometimes our needs can change quite significantly because there is something called inflation. So if we are used to doing this, I am very sure that our bitcoin investment can be better organized. So maybe this is what must be done so that it can become a habit. Because investors who can manage their finances well, usually have better profit potential too.
And about the money we can invest in bitcoin, we should not be discouraged if for example our discretionary income is not much. But that is where our personality will be formed, because if for example we can consistently invest in bitcoin, it means that it can be ensured that the investment has the potential to be more successful.

Because investment is not just about how much money we can invest, but it is related to our commitment to the investment. Because people who are able to have a strong commitment to their investment, I am sure they will be successful investors.

You may well be correct in everything that you say Tamaperdana, since each of us is ONLY able to invest from the quantity of discretionary income that we have available, and it is better to invest a lower amount into bitcoin than to not invest at all, yet at the same time, anyone who knows that they have lower levels of discretionary income may well need to try to spend some efforts trying to figure out if they might be able to increase their discretionary income and/or cut their expenses... since surely a guy who is ONLY investing $10 per week into bitcoin is going to be greatly disadvantaged as compared to a similarly situated guy who figures out a way to to invest $100 per week or some other meaningful amount by his attempts to be proactive in his recognition that his investment amount needs to be increased in order to potentially have more meaningful results in 4-10 years or longer... and surely some guys know that they are likely going to need to invest into bitcoin for 20 years or more before they might be able to really start to build up a meaningful sized BTC holdings.
Yes, I also agree with the assumption you put forward JJG. Because if we have entered the realm of bitcoin investment and we realize that our discretionary income is small, then finding a solution to increase that discretionary income is very good. Because here we have to think realistically, and we also have to be willing to grow. Because it can be calculated that people who invest in bitcoin with a nominal of 10 dollars per week with people who invest 100 dollars per week, of course have a different impact in 10 years.

Here I also do not underestimate bitcoin investors who invest 10 dollars per week, but the point that can be taken from this discussion is that we must be willing to grow even more. Because I am sure that if someone who was previously only able to invest 10 dollars per week, can definitely continue to increase the accumulated value if there is a strong will. And it should also be remembered that the change does not have to be big at once, maybe it can increase to 15 or 20 dollars per week. And I also agree that cutting expenses can be the main solution to increase discretionary income. After that, maybe we can develop our potential so that we can bring in more money and so that discretionary income also increases. Because in this digital era, there are so many jobs that can be done to increase income and for first step, this can be a good choice.

So the bottom line, the conclusion I can get is that we don't need to force ourselves to start investing in bitcoin with a large amount if we can't afford it. Because if we can only spend $10 a week, that's a good step. But remember, we have to choose the desire to grow and increase the amount that can be invested in bitcoin. Because the mindset of wanting to continue to grow is a very good idea for everyone, especially those who invest in bitcoin.