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I'm thinking and believing that there are guarantees for future rewards

profits is not guaranteed when investing in bitcoin in the long term but we have the positive mindset that we can be profitable in future since we are buying currently and will hodli for long because the odd of bitcoin price going uptrend is higher than downtrend based on history and bitcoin is still in her early stage.

This is the main reason why you are to invest with the amount of money that you can afford to lose and also set up other streams of income so that you don't plan to depend solely on your bitcoin invesment in future because the future is unpredictable and if bitcoin price goes against you, you will not feel disappointed and end up in regrets all the days of your life.

If you ONLY invest in bitcoin, then you are running a risk, yet truly anyone who is brand new to investment, then they are likely better off to focus on investing into bitcoin first, and build it up for a whole cycle or two, and then maybe at some point consider the extent to invest into other assets besides bitcoin and cash.

Surely there are some folks who come to bitcoin and they already have other investments, and so they can choose to keep some of those investments going or they can put everything into bitcoin and cash or they might have some other way or reallocating their investments that are in the investment portfolio.

These are not easy questions to answer since there are a lot of uncertainties in life, yet each of us is responsible for our allocation choices, whether they include bitcoin and/or other assets and how much of each, if any. Many of us purposefully choose to allocate decently high into bitcoin since we consider it to be amongst the best, if not the best, assets that is currently available to anyone and everyone. .. and at the same time, it is not guaranteed.. so we have to make choices and we will suffer the consequences for any choices we make that involves either our acting to buy bitcoin or our failure to act... and our choice to act to buy bitcoin does not have to be all or nothing, since we can choose the way we go about accumulating bitcoin (if we go down that path) and our position size, too.

Deciding to invest in Bitcoin alone or as part of a diversified portfolio is quite complex. It's advisable for newbies to first get started with Bitcoin as this can be a strategic way for them to first gain experience and insight into the crypto market. And if they're able to accumulate Bitcoin and build their portfolio for the next one or two cycles, they must've already developed a solid strategy that'll enable them reach their financial goals in Bitcoin investment, and then they can reassess and consider diversifying into other assets.
And for those who already have an existing investment, their decision to allocate to Bitcoin or maintain their current portfolio is completely dependent on their individual financial goals, as well as their risk tolerance. Some folks might decide to rebalance their portfolio to include Bitcoin, and others may decide to choose maintaining their already existing investments, it all comes down to what the individual thinks is best for their financial goals.

Another very essential point that a lot of folks fail to take note of is the fact that Bitcoin investment doesn't really have to be an all or nothing proposition. It's okay if investors choose to allocate a portion of their portfolio to Bitcoin while still maintaining other investments too. This is a very good approach that allows for more flexibility as well as risk management, and also enabling investors to adapt to the potential changes in the market conditions...

Investment can be parallel and must not be that bitcoin should be made a number prior of our portfolios.
Some may have been investing on other assets before diversifying on bitcoin or the vice versa. The key point there is how do you achieve those financial goal? And the truth is that we just have to act base on the investment risks so it does not affect other assets and how we can maximize the edges of wealths by building more resourceful opportunities can also be essential.
The future is far away but can be dragged closely if we are too in a haste. So if you ain't hastening, bitcoin would have that satisfactory returns of the efforts and sacrifices you have made in the long run regardless to how much of bitcoin you bought but if in a haste, then you are probably going to miss out the good times in the future when you opts out before your designated duration. Of course price will always increase in the long time even while it fluctuates around the up and down trends. It can be probable referring to the market history and the market cap where bitcoin is getting more attractive globally.

Determining the price of Bitcoin is a challenge, but Bitcoin is cheaper today than in the future because the price of Bitcoin has surpassed the highest price in Barbara's history. While you should not rush into investing in Bitcoin, using the DCA strategy, if you have a source of income from which you can spend a portion of the profit on your valuable work and invest the remaining money, then you can continue to invest weekly or monthly through DCA. Again, it is not uncommon for new investors to do this by considering the history of Bitcoin according to their knowledge because Bitcoin has a history, but what they see is that Bitcoin has been able to increase its price to the highest in history at the present time and they continue to invest in Bitcoin considering this positive aspect because they also want to make a profit because they want to spend a large amount of Bitcoin so that they can achieve high profits, but they should refrain from such short-term plans because the price of Bitcoin fluctuates almost all the time, which can scare them because if they are new to investing, it is better for them to use the DCA strategy because the DCA strategy relieves you of the hassle of guessing market timing. And by investing for a long time, you can strengthen your investment over time.

Quote from: Regardme on August 09, 2025, 07:43:18 PM

[Yes, you’re right that long term holders have been rewarded, but yet it’s still not a guarantee that long term rewards will continue to happen in future. So, profits are not guaranteed in Bitcoin even though we know that bitcoin is among the best, if not the best. Therefore, investing with you can afford to lose, will give you edge to stand the volatility of Bitcoin and That’s the more reason why it’s advisable to invest with your discretionary funds.

Again, apart from your Bitcoin investment, one also need to devise other means of of generating income even now and in the future

About the future of BTC has been a serious quest by all (new and old). Such is life, imagine those that bought Bitcoin using DCA and discretionary funds 2 years ago and still have it till now, I guess that's what one is hoping by implications in future (and that's why the word guarantee future is always flying out). Let me not say guarantee any more but Bitcoin might definitely hit a standard say a $100k+ standard that will be unlike it should it fall behind it__not undermining its volatility anyways..
Then talking about DCA with discretionary fund approach to stacking Bitcoin, ur Bitcoin asset becomes an automatic discretionary fund even if profit is not made. For sure the target is to make profit but DCA And discretionary funds approach can likewise become a profitable venture should Bitcoin keep to a higher hight above what it's bought right now..

As of other investment, that's a good idea. Not having other thing (s) to get money has left some people in conditions that they can handle ordinarily but can't because of little or no savings... Not to forget, not having others means of income (to a discretionary point and or DCA approach) stopped some people from investing in Bitcoin in the past.