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Re: Buy the DIP, and HODL!
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yixichloro2xx
on 31/07/2025, 23:34:29 UTC
⭐ Merited by JayJuanGee (1)

Young people may be wanting to get job training and/or to attend university, so there could be some difficulties earning income during those times, and expenses might be high relative to income... and even if a person does not have questions about job skills, there can frequently be questions regarding what kind of work to do that will both al.low for personal satisfaction and decently sufficient pay... or some jobs also might be considered as temporary jobs... so then objectives might change, even when we might have had told ourselves what our goal was, but sometimes we might be forced to focus on some intermediary and maybe short term goal that might take us away from accumulating bitcoin, so then we might have to figure out the extent to which bitcoin remains a high enough priority or if there might be ways to redesign our activities to make sure to keep bitcoin accumulation  as one of our main goals, even though we might not be in a position to make the goal clear, but instead just to establish our goals directionally and weighing various costs and benefits... since sometimes if we might see that we can increase our income, yet there might be some short term loss of income, we still might consider increasing our longer term income as the better path.. even though there might be some delays in regards to bitcoin and maybe the amount of bitcoin that we are able to accumulate becomes a bit less certain for a period of time.
Balancing personal development with financial goals like Bitcoin accumulation can definitely be a tricky path. At certain stages, especially during education or early career shifts, priorities often shift out of necessity rather than choice. But even in those times, it is  possible to keep the Bitcoin mindset alive by thinking in terms of habits rather than amounts.

Maybe you cannot  stack sats aggressively for a season, but maintaining the habit, even with small amounts or just staying plugged into the space, keeps that long term vision intact. Sometimes it is not about stacking a lot, but about not forgetting why you started stacking in the first place. The consistency, even if modest, often ends up mattering more than trying to time everything perfectly.


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Thirdly, you are talking about mental capacity, why will an investor become mentally unstable and emotional when he invested within his discretionary income and since he will be investing using the DCA strategy i don't think a problem will arise.

Another thing is that anyone who is new to investing into bitcoin, he may take some time to get his finances in such a place to get used to investing in bitcoin and figuring out a way to be as aggressive as he can in regards to buying bitcoin, yet without over doing it.  Of course a person could choose a whimpy bitcoin investment approach, yet he might want to make progress faster in his bitcoin investment, even if he might already know that he is investing into bitcoin for 4-10 years or longer and perhaps for life, yet he might get into bitcoin and he might not initially know how long his investment timeline might be or that he is making a life time investment, even though the longer that he invests into bitcoin, he may well come to recognize and appreciate that his bitcoin investment is for life (yet not that many newbie bitcoin investors will likely come to such a conclusion until after investing into bitcoin for a while and ongoingly learning about bitcoin while they are investing into it).
That is  the thing because most people don’t come into Bitcoin with a fully formed 10year plan or some perfect lifetime investor  mindset. A lot of us just start with curiosity, maybe toss in a little bit of spare cash, and try to make sense of it as we go. But over time, as you keep learning and seeing the bigger picture, it clicks to you that this is not just a quick trade, it is  a long game.

By getting used to stacking consistently, balancing life expenses, and avoiding  fomo or over extending yourself that is all part of the journey....... And yeah,of course, some  can start slow, even cautiously, but if you stick with it and keep educating yourself along the way, your conviction builds. Before you know it, you are not just buying Bitcoin, you are  becoming a Bitcoiner.