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Board Speculation
Re: Buy the DIP, and HODL!
by
arwin100
on 04/05/2025, 10:58:50 UTC
For me, the concept of getting 1 BTC as a beginner feels totally unattainable unless of course you belong to a wealthy family. Considering BTC price, getting 1 BTC still might be beyond for newbies but it doesn't mean that they should not attempt that. It's not bad to want a whole bitcoin but I would rather achieve it little by little.

By consistently investing on a regular basis whether it's daily or weekly, I make sure that my financial position is stable. It allows me to grow my assets continuously over time. Even if I couldn't reach 1 bitcoin, I still have the certainty that my portfolio is growing thus the potential gains.

The good thing about Bitcoin is that any amount regardless of how little it is can still yield a great difference. It is important to have patience and a long-term perspective. By regularly investing, I prepare my financial security for the future.


I don't encourage newbies attempting to accumulate 1 bitcoin at the beginning of their bitcoin investment because it will possibly expose them to overdoing their level of aggressiveness to meet up with their aim of accumulating 1 bitcoin in the next 4-10 years, which could put them in the position where they will begin to struggle to solve their daily expenses, and if they are not strong enough, they will have no choice but to sacrifice their bitcoin investment to earn a living. If newbies want to invest in bitcoin, they should aim for a quantity of bitcoin that is easily achievable in the next 4-10 years so that they will have 100% control over their bitcoin investment and be able to solve any problem that may arise through their accumulation journey so that they can achieve success in their bitcoin investment.

That expose them to more harm and  instead of getting a profit with Bitcoins they buy, that newbie might get panic if market dumps then sell their Bitcoins. For sure we know what is the common reaction by newbie if they see this situation especially if there's big FUD spreading that contribute for Bitcoin to dump more.

That's why I'd better suggest them to buy even small figures to test their selves if they can handle the pressure. Then buy more volume if they already got enough knowledge on how they can handle well their bought bitcoin for long term investment purposes. If it happens that there's conflict of their daily expenses and their investment I guess this is where the problem start on their end that's why they should settle on the volume they can afford to accumulate and don't push their selves to acquire large volume so they can avoid getting any issue that might cause give them bad result.