Re: Buy the DIP, and HODL!

In summary, sure it is possible that BTC prices might dip more from here, yet they might not... so any low coiners or no coiners should be focusing on buying bitcoin persistently, consistently, regularly, ongoingly and perhaps even aggressively, whether or not there might be further dips from here (currently in the last 4-5 hours bouncing in the lower $106ks).

You are right, direct purchases are better to do. To be consistent in accumulating bitcoins, of course, the faster the better.
I often hear a saying in running an investment where holding cash is a stupid act, however, the cash available can be converted into bitcoin if he immediately presses the buy button.

Talking about the price going down today or tomorrow or even next month, it won't be a problem or won't worry. Because as long as the accumulation continues, an investor will be comfortable with any price, whether it goes down or up, he will still press the buy button.

Of course, my big opinion is that bitcoin will have a stronger chance of rising because of the increasing buying demand. Even so, we remain loyal to continue holding while continuing to follow up on purchases with the DCA strategy.

Talking about the price going down or buying the dip in most cases should not even be put into consideration because being a low coiner or a no coiner is just naturally important to be more consistent and persistent in buying and accumulating bitcoin,

Your message about a no coiner persistent in accumulating Bitcoin isn't clear enough to my understanding,please convince me more.The truth is, how can someone/an individual who doesn't believe in Bitcoin be more consistent in accumulating Bitcoin, that's not possible because no body will want to invest in Bitcoin without first trusting in the system. A no coiner always have negative perspective about anything's /activities relating to Bitcoin and wouldn't want to invest in Bitcoin or hold it as an asset because he believes it is a scam and accumulating it will not add any significant value to his life. The point is,a no coiner wouldn't want to venture into bitcoin with all the negative thoughts inside of him because he simply hate Bitcoin .

Well I absolutely think you are misunderstanding the concept, For someone to be a no coiner doesn’t necessarily mean that the fellow doesn’t have basic understanding about bitcoin, or the person is probably against bitcoin or have a negative perspective about bitcoin. Don’t you think you need a source of income just as little as it is to start investing in bitcoin, At some points in 2023 I was eagerly interested in starting my Bitcoin investment journey but because I didn’t have a job and there was no money or source of income I couldn’t afford to start then, and I was actually a student depending on my parents, and there was no discretionary income at that time does that not make me a no coiner ? It doesn’t necessarily mean I must have a bad negative perspective about bitcoin, to start an investment you need money and a source of income, when you have an little source of income and most importantly taking care of your expenses and you have a discretionary funds then you can start investing and going through all the necessary strategies that have been emphasized here, I must say you’re absolutely wrong when you said a no coiner are people who have a negative perspective about Bitcoin. Most people are no coiner because they don’t have income or discretionary funds, I’m still not disputing your opinion because there are people who might also have that negative mindset people who are only interested in get rich quick schemes.

It is one thing to know about bitcoin and it's a different thing to invest in bitcoin. Anyone can know about bitcoin but not everyone would spare some funds to build a bitcoin stash. Having a stable job or source of income is the number one step to owning bitcoin. When someone knows about bitcoin, has a stable source of income, but does not invest in bitcoin, then you may consider his as possibly having a negative perception about bitcoin which could have deterred him from investing in bitcoin. Someone can also know about bitcoin, no stable source of income but willing to invest. The two would remain no coiners but for different reasons.

A person can gain a lot of knowledge about Bitcoin. He can spread that knowledge to others, but if he does not save Bitcoin himself, then I think that knowledge has no value. He is inspiring others to hold it. He is showing others a dream, but if he does not see that inspiration and dream himself, then his acquired knowledge is worthless. Undoubtedly, a person who does not invest even after knowing about Bitcoin well may not have money or he is afraid to take risks. There are some who, despite having limited income, try to invest a small amount. I think that if an investor knows about Bitcoin and its potential, he will definitely try to accumulate Bitcoin in weekly or monthly basis, even if it is a small but after a period of time that can be assets.