I agree with you because many investors didn't even have this in mind that, what if preventualy the dip doesn't happen or comes what should be the faith of those investors that are yet to buy aggressively all in the name of waiting for the happen, it is buying and accumulating your Bitcoin investments with DCA strategy, that always gives you the assurance of not losing all you invested on.
@Popoluv it’s impossible to understand what you’re trying to convey here and I think a lot of people will get confused too when they read this. It’s not like it’s a typo error, there’s a reason for preview you should make use of it and maybe don’t be in a hurry to post
You can start investing at any stage. Even as a student. However, investing in Bitcoin will be easier and more bearable for you if you have a source of income. You can invest in Bitcoin by spending a small part of your income. It is better to adopt the DCA strategy. If you invest in Bitcoin, you do not need to have a fixed source of income, but you have to start investing. However, if you have a monthly income from any work, you can start investing a small amount every month through the DCA strategy. And it would be wise to adopt the DCA strategy in the first stage. Investing in Bitcoin does not have to be done from a source of income or from an alternative source. If you want, you can also start investing with your tiffin money while you are a student. I have a new investor near me, he is a student and is interested in investing. And he invests a small amount with risk. Later he made some profit and is now more interested in investing. He is now engaged in a part-time job along with his studies and continues to invest. It is not bad for those who are new to investing to invest alongside their source of income if they want to make a profit.
When you’re talking about investing here it sounds like shitcoins or trading. I’m not sure it’s Bitcoin investment you are referring to. And I don’t get your advice or statement of investing “alongside their source of income if they want to make profit”. Yes it’s important to start investing as soon as possible but with your discretionary funds that’s the money left after settling your basic expenses and livelihood. If one should invest with all their source of income how are they going to survive?… Some parts of your statements are contradictory, and vague. I think you should take your time to read and understand the Concepts of DCA, investing and discretionary funds before going ahead to advise someone else. One of the reasons why you’re here is to
learn better how to properly manage your finances, and bitcoin investments from the shared experiences and knowledge of others.
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