Our level of aggressiveness or whimpiness is a choice, and there are ways to be aggressive without overdoing it, and surely the more aggressive we are, the more we run the risk of overdoing it in one way or another.. yet I doubt that being aggressive is a negative because we are able to tailor it to our own aspirations, and try to keep in mind if we might be pushing the boundaries too much in terms of starting to have negative consequences associated with our level of aggressiveness.
Buying bitcoin aggressively is not really a bad idea, the way an investor go about it is what that is going to show the effect it will have on the investor.some investors do mistake being recklessness as being aggressive, this two terms are different entirely.it will really be helpful to any investors if they can be able to control the energy they put in acquiring aggressively and aling it with there long term goals. Overdoing it or not balancing it, that is when it will become a problem.
If they can control themselves to hold until the market is mature for holders to sell in the bullish season to take income, which is the best season for bitcoin holders to smile. but if you know you can't control the way you are buying bitcoin aggressively from the market,
you can buy what you can afford to lose so that you will not have blood high pressure when waiting for bullish season to hit the market before you can trade, You can be buying gradually as the price of bitcoin is decreasing from the market, for you to be accumulating enough bitcoin that will give you the opportunity to make huge income in the future.
It is problematic for a person to believe that he can sell bitcoin and buy back cheaper rather than just accumulating bitcoin on a regular basis through buying only.
Sure, guys can do what they want, but they might end up getting caught in patterns of too much waiting and not enough buying and stacking of bitcoin - especially if they are in their first cycle of accumulating bitcoin.. yet guys can also make similar mistakes later on in their bitcoin journey and start to think that they have enough bitcoin, when really they do not, so they discontinue in their bitcoin accumulation, even though they would have had been better off to keep accumulating bitcoin based on a better assessment of their own situation and realizing that they don't have enough bitcoin.
Each person has to make these kinds of judgements for himself regarding if he has enough bitcoin, yet bitcoin can be somewhat forgiving if a person might stop accumulating bitcoin and then wait another cycle before he starts to cash out, and he might find that with the passage of time, his bitcoin holdings had gone from a status of not having enough to having more than enough, even if he had not been buying any more bitcoin..
Yet the guy with a $25k annual income who stacked $100 per week between
May 2016 and December 2020 and who had invested $24k into bitcoin and accumulated about 10.4 BTC, he might have realized that he would have had been better off to continue to stack bitcoin for a few more years rather than to just sit on his bitcoin.
So let's say that the guy discontinued stacking bitcoin because he was starting to think that he gotten enough bitcoin, and his income had gone up from $25k per year to $50k per year. So if he had stayed focused on building his bitcoin, he could have had increased his DCA to
$200 per week and invested an additional $45.6k into bitcoin for the next 5 years between December 2020 and April 2025 and accumulated another 1.27 BTC ..
So then by the end of the whole period from mid-2016 to April 2025, his total invested amount into bitcoin would have had been $69.6k and with a total of 11.67 BTC accumulated.. and he would be in a better position for having had gotten to 11.67 BTC rather than 10.4 BTC.
With
10.4 BTC, right now he would ONLY be able to draw right around $52k per year from his bitcoin in a sustainable way.
With
11.67 BTC right now, the guy would be able to withdraw right around $58.5k per year in a sustainable way.. surely many of us would prefer to have 11.67 BTC, even if we had to invest an additional $45.6k to get them, and yeah with the passage of time the older bitcoin tend to compound in value upon themselves if we are not withdrawing from them... but yeah, in this example the more recently accumulated bitcoin cost way more to accumulate as compared with the earlier accumulated bitcoin, which is likely going to continue to be the case with bitcoin that there is an incentive to accumulate as much as we can during earlier times rather than waiting.