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Quote from: fredcont on June 08, 2025, 11:09:37 AM

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.

I couldn't agree with you because Bitcoin is not difficult to trade for instability. Because if you are an experienced trader, you will, of course, analyze the market and I think you will take the trade for a short time. And if so, then it would never be wrong to trade. Yes, it is true that those who do Bitcoin should be done in a long term so that Bitcoin can reach maximum. As an investor, the DCA method is very easy and popular to adopt. However, it is necessary to be very patient in addition to adopting the DCA method, then you will benefit later. And it is normal for the Bitcoin Market to always be unstable.

your point lacks a lot of coherency and thus it is conflicting itself to a very large extent. there are two scenario here, it is either you are investing in bitcoin or you are trading bitcoin. the downside with trading is that the seemingly unpredictable nature of bitcoins volatility can sometimes land you at loss which will be a major disadvantage to you. on the other hand, investing gives your asset a sense of security such that the degree of your exposure to loss is reduced. the DCA helps you not to over monitor the market and in the process give you an opportunity to remain invested in the long run. that is what is missing out with treading because for trading, you can never do away with having a close eyes on the market.

Trading is for those who want to utilize almost any swing of the market; investment is a whole different beast, truly, and a more time-consuming, stable path.