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I don't really know if there is an alternative to the DCA method for buying Bitcoin. But I think the DCA method is the best. There is no point in wasting time wondering when the price of Bitcoin will go down or up, when we have learned from various sources about the huge potential and future of Bitcoin. Now we can invest in Bitcoin with fearlessness, confidence, and full confidence. But of course, we have to buy Bitcoin with a long-term plan. The price can sometimes go down a lot, at that time we have to be patient. My plan to hold Bitcoin is for 10 years from now. Whatever the price, the real objective should be to continuously buy Bitcoin and make our portfolio heavy. There is no loss even if it comes from $1000 to $50, as long as we don't sell. The thought of selling Bitcoin can never come to mind. When buying Bitcoin, I will use the word buy instead of the word sell for 10 years.

In fact, if the Bitcoin price drops, the DCA amount we use should be higher. For long-term Bitcoin investors, a price drop isn't a problem it's actually a good opportunity to buy more Bitcoin. So, you don't need to fear a Bitcoin price drop. As long as we invest long-term, our journey to accumulating Bitcoin doesn't need to be fixated or confused by the price. Because Bitcoin is an investment asset with a very clear cycle, there's no reason to be afraid of investing in it. Even if we roughly describe it, even though Bitcoin's price fluctuations are like erratic pencil strokes, Bitcoin will ultimately continue to experience price increases with each cycle. So, with this in mind, we don't need to be afraid of price drops or anything else when investing in Bitcoin. Essentially, we should focus on conducting DCA regularly, remembering our goals, and being more active in seeking additional income, so that our discretionary income will increase.

And one more thing, never wait for a price drop to buy Bitcoin. Because if you do that, you might regret it. So, stick to investing in bitcoin with DCA.

On the contrary you are seemly talking about buying the dip because the DCA we talk about has nothing to do with the Bitcoin price drops but a buying of Bitcoin without talking the whether the price drops or not, and for anyone who will attempt to increase the amount they will use to buy Bitcoin simply because there is price drops must have taken that in to consideration by making a provision for a reserve funds which they can use to buy the dip but for those who didn't make such plans then buying with is available is the best thing to do in other not to get carried away away by the dip they are seeing and get in to trouble of using money not meant to be use for buying Bitcoin to avoid struggling to sort out their important needs.

I think you actually misunderstood what Gallar was saying he wasn't encouraging buying bitcoin at dip rather he was saying you can buy more Bitcoin during the dip if you have more discretionary income to so since you will be buying at a lower price that Investors should see the dip as a opportunity to accumulate more Bitcoin instead of panicking that's actually what I understood Gallar was emphasizing on and not the other way round maybe it could also be that you understand it in a different way.

I think you misunderstood me I was only clearly stating that when emphasis is giving to buying a larger portion of Bitcoin during the dips it is no longer to be seen as a DCA because DCA doesn't give references of buying Bitcoin during the dips but at any market conditions be it dip or not, this might sound confusing but the question is how would you increase your dca amount on seeing Bitcoin dip and you still consider such buying as DCA? At that point it should be called buying the dip because when you buy with the dca your investment decisions has nothing to do with the market conditions.