Re: Buy the DIP, and HODL!

You have no other option. I joke about the whalecumulators, but what else can we plebs do? Buy the dip, and HODL! You do not want to end up empty handed on the next cycle.

Joke apart, this is a theoretical logic giving an approach that if we can't reach out target in an expected short time, pulling back of getting all hope lost isn't going to be a helpful option rather, we can actually get queued by assembling them little by little and while hold on the Dcaing strategy firmly, we could reach the target in the long term and then those who exited as a course of impatient or felt intimidated by the whales will regret it after learning the worth of your portfolio was as result of your persistence buying at any giving market entries targeted to buying at the Dip and Hodl time after time until you're satisfied before you can decide to exit.

Bitcoin investment is all about accumulating, and if you have in mind to make a profit by investing in Bitcoin for a short time, it means one is not ready or doesn't know what they are getting into. It is impossible to meet your target if you have in mind to go for the short term, but the target can be met when the investment is long-term. Consistent buying of Bitcoin is the way forward to make a better profit in the future, but it is unfortunate that some people feel they can just buy Bitcoin and reach their target profit in a short time. When they are unable to meet their target, they give up investing in Bitcoin.

I understand you very well and i agreed with you in terms not investing on a short term investment rather an investor should consider investing in a long term consistent, it is not a bad idea of buying Bitcoin t aggressively yet you are not considering if actually an investor have a discretionary income that make him invest aggressively.

Sometimes what makes some investors to invest with what of the have is because of lack of discretionary income, believe me once an investor starts having a steady cashflow such investor can go at any length investing and build his Bitcoin portfolio.

Your comment is very misleading. Having discretionary income is not something that will force a person to buy aggressively, it is entirely up to the individual how they buy. An investor should always buy using the DCA method and continue to buy consistently until their portfolio is accumulating enough Bitcoin. You can create a separate fund for buying aggressively. If you see a decline then use that fund to buy aggressively

You are misunderstanding the concept of aggressive buying. You are calling buying at the dip agressive buying which is wrong. An investor can buy bitcoin aggressively with any of the accumulation methods beit DCA, lump sum or buying at the dip. Funds shouldn't be reseeved to buy bitcoin aggressively rather we level setup reserve funds to buy at the dip for a cheaper price. The size of your discretionary income is what will determine your level of aggressiveness. The most important thing is that you don't buy over aggressively.

For example, if an investor discretionary income is $70 and he buys bitcoin every week with $55, he is investing aggressively compared to when that's DCAing with $40. Another investor might choose to buy whimpishly with just $20 from his $70 discretionary income.