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Re: Buy the DIP, and HODL!
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on 13/05/2025, 19:38:54 UTC
⭐ Merited by JayJuanGee (1)
Akin to the saying that excess of everything is bad,

Too much of everything is indeed bad and we must be able to maintain a boundary or let let me put it this way that a limit to everything we are doing, if we don't want to risk losing our investment fund for nothing, we must be careful of the steps we take, the way we trade or invest, the time management as well as the risk factors all inclusive on whatever decision we are taking regarding bitcoin investment, it does not end up in making the first step, but taking the right path in doing so.
Too much or excess is bad depends on the specific thing that you are talking about, what I mean is that it's not everything that the principle applies to, there are some things that too much or excess of it is good and benefitial. When it comes to Bitcoin investment I don't think that the principle of over investing comes to play, investors should accumulate as much as they can for many years, that is the essence of long term hodling. Most of us that do DCA method is so we can stash our bags with excessive Bitcoin that will give us excessive profits to enjoy in our retirements. It is only in Bitcoin trading that the rule of excess of everything is bad because trading is risky, you can lose your funds if your trade goes against you but there is no risk in Bitcoin investment if you are on it for the long term.
NO no no buddy, you're wrong. There is such a thing as being excessive with your accumulating bitcoin, it is called being overly aggressive in your accumulating bitcoin and it is simply when you utilize more funds than you can comfortably put into buying bitcoin without experiencing discomfort. DCA is meant to reduce to the barest minimum, if not eradicate stress from accumulating bitcoin, so when you go beyond your supposed threshold in buying bitcoin and maybe end up using funds meant for your expenses, or those meant for building out your backup funds to invest into bitcoin with the orientation that you are being aggressive, then you are being overly aggressive and this can put your portfolio at the risk of being tampered when emergencies or the needs which you have utilized its funds for buying bitcoin outside of supposed budget arises. You have to stick to a buying amount that stipulates aggressiveness, yet at the same time you can follow up with it without problems.

Finally being overly aggressive is bad cashflow management and a very bad bitcoin investment practice since it is threat to your bitcoin portfolio and detrimental to your accumulation journey at large.