I can see why the idea of reverse thinking is interesting. When we feel beaten down by the markets, it’s easy to want to try extreme solutions and make a wholesale reversal of the whole thing. However, we have to understand that the markets like Bitcoin are not held to any of our individual logic, let alone all of market logic which is generally irrelevant when you really consider market shocks.
You get it right… even then, I’m not sure I would go with it given that, it goes against what is right before me, only to follow through with some logic in the reverse which might not be true since, Bitcoin doesn’t conform to any of those but instead, continues to chart its own path by the second.
I agree with you. Bitcoin’s volatility makes it tricky to trade, but DCA as a long-term strategy seems like a more reliable approach.
Every asset is volatile in nature, not only Bitcoin, which is risky to trade. To some degree, it's even safer to trade Bitcoin than other currencies, but the profit margin in the short run is little, as is the risk of reductions in price. DCA has always been proven to be the best, but one should be calculative and know when to buy and limit doing the math, especially for those who will want to buy with every little amount.
Every asset might be volatile but some are more volatile than others. You could place the USDT side by side with Bitcoin and you would not an outstanding change with Bitcoin by the second and almost zero change which might result to any significance with USDT.