Quote from: Shadiq on August 08, 2025, 11:01:40 PM

Quote from: Wiwo on August 04, 2025, 06:04:15 AM

This thread intend to help newbies make some smart decisions like how much amount of bitcoin they need to hold for a certain time to keep their bitcoin portfolio in a positive position to make gains in the next market shift.

Time not included since bitcoin market is unpredictable, but your personal analysis and forecast is highly welcomed.

Every investor should have a specific goal at a specific time. For example, you can set a goal to deposit a specific amount (0.5 Bitcoin) before the next bull run and manage your investment activities according to that goal. Your goal setting must be realistic with your position and must be within the ability of your considered income.

Or for a newcomer, it may be easier and more effective to manage investments in the DCA strategy regularly with a portion of his considered income. Because with little knowledge about investing, he may not be able to balance with other strategies or he is more likely to take wrong steps. The DCA strategy is more effective for a newcomer because you do not need much knowledge. Keep investing regularly with your discretionary money every week or month and keep it in a long-term plan. Even the market volatility is not reflected much in the DCA strategy and is not a big cause for panic for a newcomer. Even a beginner doesn't have to wait to enter the market with this strategy, you can enter the market whenever you have money.

I don't think there is anything much to be done in has investors are always at the market purchasing, accumulating and holding unto their portfolio in other to have more profit.

The only thing I think one can do in other to buy more bitcoin during the bull run is to work more harder towards having more money life involving yourself in contributions, personal savings and other means of having extra income to your to your original income in other to boost your finance ahead towards that period of bull run not withstanding your present continuous accumulation of your portfolio.