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Yes, those who are waiting for the bitcoin price and then they can buy, would never buy because on every drop they become more fearful and think that it may drop more. If anyone hasn't had any positions in Bitcoin, I think they should buy with 25% of the portfolio now and then buy more on every dip. This is because in case the price pumps from here and doesn't give a pullback, the person won't be left waiting. Also, I would not feel nervous buying near 110K because I know that this is not the ultimate top for this cycle and for years to come, it is like buying under 50K Wink

I wouldn't wait I would just buy and hold. Because why would I wait? We don't know if it's top or not. Even if it is top we will see higher in the future. So just dip in and buy whatever you can.
Hold as long as you don't need to withdraw and buy more as long as you have spare money to invest. There is no other option. Buy buy and buy more until you have decent amount. Then you can wait and enjoy higher prices with as much as Bitcoin you have in your hand.

As a serious minded investor all you should be after is not the price but on how you can aggressively buy and hold more Bitcoin to your portfolio, for as long as you want it, and the aggressive buying should be consistently for a long-term using your discretionary income in as much as there is enough and strong cash flow that will sustain your aggressive purchasing, because at the end of accumulating period you will be more profitable than the amount you used in buying Bitcoin since the price of is rapidly rising

Bitcoin is not guaranteed to go up, yet if it does end up going up, then you will have ended up better off if you invest more aggressively as compared with if you had not invested aggressively.

If the bitcoin price ends up going down rather than up, then you will end up doing worse off by investing aggressively as compared to if you had not invested aggressively.

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Quote from: JayJuanGee on May 27, 2025, 11:17:00 PM

Some of the folks saying that the bitcoin price is high were also saying that bitcoin prices were high in 2022 when they were around $20k, and they were saying bitcoin prices were high in 2024 when they were bouncing between $50k and $70k, and they were saying that bitcoin prices were high a couple of months ago when BTC prices were bouncing between mid $70ks and lower $90ks. Some folks will never get over their diagnosing bitcoin prices as being high and they will likely continue to have fun staying poor... since it is best to get started buying bitcoin rather than worrying about price, especially for no coiners and low coiners.

Any folk that did not see the current price of Bitcoin as an opportunity to start investing will surely regret it in the future. This current price seems cheap if we consider what happened between 2022 and this period in 2025.At this point, I don't expect anyone to be thinking about the price, but rather to be focused on how much Bitcoin they have been able to accumulate or how much they will be able to accumulate by the end of this year.that is the only thing everyone needs to focus on now.

Well, since you registered on the forum in late 2022 and potentially started investing in bitcoin in late 2022, then by the end of 2025, you will have three years investing into bitcoin. 2025 is supposed to be an up year and 2026 could be a down year, yet we do not know for sure.

I frequently like to suggest that newbies spend at least a whole cycle investing into bitcoin, yet if your starting time is actually late 2022, then you likely would be well off to spend perhaps at least 5 years accumulating bitcoin aggressively.

Sure, of course, I do not know your particulars, yet you could end up in quite a good place by the end of 2027 if you had been accumulating bitcoin for the whole time, such as 5 years.

Of course anyone ongoingly investing into bitcoin by focusing on accumulating bitcoin through buying will potentially need to assess their strategy from time to time depending on the extent to which they might have had been DCAing and/or if they had been able to either front load their bitcoin investment and/or buy on the dips, too.. to the extent that they are still employing ongoing buying rather than spending time waiting for price dips that might not end up happening.

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The truth about waiting for a drop is that someone who is waiting for a price drop in Bitcoin will never be satisfied. Even if the person is lucky and the drop happens, they may still want another drop which may not happen and it becomes a missed opportunity. So, anyone who is still waiting for Bitcoin to dip before starting to invest is just fooling themselves and may regret it in the future because bitcoin is unpredictable and that reason why at any price bitcoin is it is a great opportunity to buy.

If anyone hasn't had any positions in Bitcoin, I think they should buy with 25% of the portfolio now and then buy more on every dip. This is because in case the price pumps from here and doesn't give a pullback, the person won't be left waiting. Also, I would not feel nervous buying near 110K because I know that this is not the ultimate top for this cycle and for years to come, it is like buying under 50K Wink

Are you in anyway suggesting that an investor who have been holding shitcoins should put 25% of their money in Bitcoin and leave the balance of 75% still in shitcoins? That is not a good advice because Bitcoin is still the safest investment out there so should have majority of your portfolio and not the other way round. A lot of us are going 90% to 100% Bitcoin and it has been a great experience so far, devoid of fear and uncertainty and with the optimism that we will not regret in the future about the decision to hold and not sell. Holding shitcoins can never give someone this level of peace and confidence about the future. Bitcoin have shown great resilience these period and it is only wise for anyone interested in taking their finances seriously to buy at every opportunity and hold. Even the news around Bitcoin is suggesting that the many big things will be happening to Bitcoin in the near future.

I completely agree, Bitcoin is the safest and most reliable investment out there. For me, I split my portfolio into three parts based on risk: low, medium, and high. Bitcoin is definitely my low risk asset and the main part of what I hold. I keep buying it and will keep accumulating (I’m still new to accumulation) and don’t plan to sell anytime soon. Then, I put about 10 to 20% maximum into medium and high risk stuff like shitcoins not because I fully trust them, but because they might give big gains in a bull run. I always manage it carefully within my risk limits. To avoid making the same mistakes older crypto pals made, I prefer staying on the safer side.

If you are really able to limit your exposure to shitcoins to 20% or less the size of your bitcoin investment (or the amount that you put into bitcoin) without cheating, the that is likely going to save you from losing too much, yet there are not too many folks who can limit their shitcoin exposure, and I frequently recommend no more than 10% exposure to shitcoins, yet if you can be strict with yourself in regards to the 20%, then it could be reasonable, even though it is a higher percentage than what I would recommend. I personally have less than 1% of the size of my bitcoin investment in shitcoins.