You are very wrong for saying Bitcoin investment is not difficult because if it was not difficult as you said almost everyone would have been a Bitcoin holder or investor but because one have to go through a lot to have a source of income that will give them the opportunity to invest before they can... and sometimes not all source of income can give you this liberty and privilege to invest in Bitcoin because some source of income are very small to even think of splitting it. Even people who has stable source of income still manage sometimes to maintain the line or the process. Anyone who sells his Bitcoin because of fear is not yet ready for this journey and even if they invest back they will sell again out of fear so until this fear is put away success won't be obtainable.

I think you see investing in Bitcoin as someone who is going through the eye of a needle. Well I must tell you that Bitcoin investment is not difficult as you consider it to be to panic sell your Bitcoin is good for you, well you must have panic sold your Bitcoin before saying this and I think that was never a good idea for selling, probably you went through a strategy that you find it difficult to hold on to your bitcoin, if you had hold on to your bitcoin for as long as possible you could have benefited from the potential of long term investment. But it’s never too late to realize yourself and choose to invest and accumulate and hold for a long term investment, obviously people do make mistakes but what is important is how you react after making the mistake.

Of course people wrongly believe that housing/ real estate is a better investment than bitcoin, and it has not been, and it likely will continue to not be a better investment than bitcoin.  It is not even a close competition.

Surely, historically people who have invested in real estate have likely tended to beat the dollar, so they tend to do way better by having money in real estate as compared to having their money in the dollar (or other fiat). There is a lot variance in real estate too largely depending on location, and perhaps some other factors that depend on the kind of real estate and maybe if it cashflows, so surely some real estate performs better than other real estate.

When anyone is building wealth frequently it takes some time to build up the capital and even to get the capital to compound upon itself, so anyone starting from zero is going to take longer to build up that capital base.  There surely can be ways to use debt to build up capital as long as the capital is appreciating faster than the debt servicing, and historically folks have been able to use debt (in something like housing) to build wealth by leveraging other people's money (the use of debt).  Especially young people may need to figure out ways to generate income, so that they are able to buy bitcoin, so there could be instances in which they get involved in real estate to generate income from the labor, and it might be a better way to generate income as compared with other options that they have, so people do have to weigh their own options in terms of their age, skills and abilities, so the answer is not always going to be obvious, including that there could be ways to generate income being involved in bitcoin too, but that might not always be clear how to do that in terms of what talents and/or connections a person has.


Yep.  There were a lot of folks who sold decent amounts of bitcoin, and perhaps even all of their bitcoin at around $100k, and maybe some of them got back in... and then perhaps again on the recent price rise a lot of folks selling too many bitcoin too soon - which is even worse for guys who are still in their bitcoin accumulation phases.

Since you have already sold your Bitcoin portfolio for cheap profits due to fear or lack of uncertainty on your side about the market, what then are you still Hodling for the long term? infact you're no longer an investor to begin with for selling your Bitcoin portfolio too early because it is only short term holders/traders that panic sells when the market is not going in their favor. How do you even expect other Long term investors to continue taken your writeup so serious when you cannot even Hodl for the long term. It's always good you learn right about investing in Bitcoin and practice it effectively so that newbies in the house can emulate from you.
As Long term investors and since Bitcoin is a violatile asset,we are expected to invest and Hodl for the long term and since we re on a long term plan, we won't have to bother monitoring/timing the market or have to worry about the fluctuation of Bitcoin prices because investing on the long term keep us as an advantage too that we're certain if the price of bitcoin goes down it will surely rise & appreciate in value overtime .

With the rate bitcoin is moving by day, it is possible that $500k could be a sort after dip in the next 10 to 20 years to come. If only investors can understand that bitcoin has come to stay and do things right. This period would definitely be the traders time since price hike is often. There's greater chances of buying costlier after selling off your bitcoin stash. So why not maintain the buy buy stage. This is not the right time to sell even if you've invested at $73k previous dip. That does not also make you stay off from accumulating bitcoin this period since the price is still closely moderate and low in all.
How do you mean that Panic selling does not lead to losses if you have been studying bitcoin for a long time?? Panic selling is unplanned and happens when fear sets in. Panic selling could land you in great losses if you wish to remain in the bitcoin investment then after. Bitcoin is still maintaining the spot above $117k for over 48 hours now. A panic seller who bought bitcoin at $105k would sell off his bitcoin this time maybe after watching it slack to $117k from $118k. At this point, he's wondering if he should gamble it to know if bitcoin touches the $120k or if this could be a road to Market correction which they wouldn't like to risk. Now, after selling their bitcoin stash, they start wishing that bitcoin falls below $100k to please their selfish interest. If this does not happen, as bitcoin does not depend on anybody's wish to set its price; they either stay off bitcoin investment pending when their requirements would be met or they end up buying at a loss.

Losses by panic sellers does not necessarily mean selling below their accumulation price, but selling below their next possible buys which immediately gives them lower amounts of bitcoin with same amount they have sold.

As for bitcoin being at its peak, that's not true. Bitcoin still has a long way to go and that should be the drive. Awareness is increasing and more investors are getting interested in bitcoin.

I am still trying to understand what you mean by this, or if it's a mistake or not, but I just want you to know that Panic selling is the fastest possible way to waste all your holdings, besides why would you be even be selling in panic when you are actually holding for a long period of time?
Those guys that sold in panic when Bitcoin dropped to $90k, they will certainly be in big regret right now that Bitcoin has gone up to $118k, so selling in panic can never be an option for someone that knows the potential of Bitcoin.
As for this statement here, I think that you are terribly wrong, Bitcoin is nowhere near it peak price because it adoption rate is still pretty low comparing to world population, so I am quite certain that as more people adopt it, that is how it value is going to skyrocket in the nearest future, so what am trying to say is that Bitcoin is no where near it peak price because the last Bitcoin has not been mine yet and the adoption is still not yet at it peak for you to think that the price of Bitcoin is at it peak already.

For those who have been familiar with or studying Bitcoin for a long time, I don't think panic selling will lead to losses. In fact, holding Bitcoin for a long period of time will yield significant profits. I think everyone knows this, but if someone sells their Bitcoin holdings early, it could be for other, more personal reasons.

Bitcoin is currently at its peak. Just a few days ago, we saw its latest all-time high. However, that doesn't mean we should stop buying. Instead, consider the possibility that this will continue in the future, creating a strong incentive to continue buying Bitcoin to avoid regrets when the same thing happens again.