When I first heard about Bitcoin in 2021, I hesitated. It felt too volatile and unpredictable. I kept saying, “I’ll buy some soon.”
In 2022, I finally bought a small amount — but after a short price dip, I panicked and sold. Weeks later, the price recovered and went beyond my original entry point. That moment made me realise:
♤Bitcoin doesn’t reward panic
♤Timing the market perfectly is a myth
♤Long-term thinking beats quick emotional reactions
I’ve since started using Bitcoin more as a long-term store of value than a get-rich-quick tool.
It is good that you have such experience just
as they say that experience most times happens to be the best teacher perhaps the quick desire for a short term profit will only ends in a very little profits which can not be compared to that of the one they may come when hold over a long term, the best idea is to invest with that very amount that you may not be needing for a long period of time which of course should be a discretionary income meaning whatever that is meant to be your basic needs has been taken care of to enable you not to be distracted from selling your Bitcoin too soon in order to meet up with your basic needs, anyone thinking Bitcoin should consider long term preferably 4 to 10 years and above for a proper compounded value of your asset.