The history can scare people out of investing into bitcoin, yet it seems that historically, the answer of investing as much as you are able to and attempting to front load your investment have tended to pay off... yet we surely tend to need at least a whole cycle to begin to have some confidence, and also there is likely some value to ongoingly buying rather than just buying once... and so it can be difficult for guys who buy a lot and then the BTC price goes down from the point of their purchase, which I tend to suggest to just keep buying... and so sometimes it can take a whole cycle or longer to really begin to be profitable and then to feel like you have more options, so focusing on levels of profits in less than 4 year timelines seems problematic, and keeping on building and holding bitcoin seems to be a good strategy for over more than one cycle rather than limiting the timeline to one cycle.
That is absolutely true, Actually I was scared as well considering the details and history of Bitcoin how Bitcoin is a volatile asset, that the price do fluctuate and also the volatile nature of Bitcoin that makes it unpredictable at some point I was wondering how I would be able to invest and continue accumulating when my asset would be moving upwards and downward, then I gained momentum and motivation when I realized that I could invest and continue to hodl for a long term goal instead of always thinking about the inconsistency of the price and market nature, sometimes I would prefer buying more and consistently on a gradual process when I have a discretionary income, which sometimes when an opportunity of more discretionary income well I could decide to front load instead of buying all at once which might not really happen for me in a long term, and I might find it very difficult to keep up with that strategy because of insufficient discretionary amounts to keep front loading then it will be more sustainable to keep buying little by little on a gradual scale, sometimes when we front load probably aiming to have profit in less than a full circle might actually be nonproductive because we might face some challenges with the price of bitcoin fluctuating, we might even need to still endure for more than one circle to have the opportunity to have enough profit, which is more wise to entertain buying gradually, and small small on a weekly or monthly basis when we have a discretionary amount. I will keep building and holding which is possible with more than one circle so to have the opportunity to accumulate enough bitcoin and still continue to sustain my Bitcoin instead of limiting myself to a single circle.
Bitcoin history does not have to be scary for us that have witnessed a substantial part of that full history and can bear witness that for each circle in bitcoin history that aggressive buyers that patiently hold their portfolio with a successively intervals accumulations after having to front load they have perpetually made significant profit. Price fluctuations are inevitable for bitcoin, a volatile asset and it is our duty to maximise these price falls in the long term projection to accumulate as much as our discretionary income allows be it for a single circle or more.
The only scary part before is we don't know about what's coming around in future. Bitcoin has no solid foundation before and it was built with pure ambition that it became a digitalized alternative to fiat.
But now to lucky for those people who knows it because they can actually look at the past and current happenings especially on its development side. Since they can really see that Bitcoin is great asset which could potentially give them profits if they invest wise then choose to hold their Bitcoin for many years.
For sure they would never worried about those volatile movement if they HODL and better they focus on accumulating rather than getting stress for always looking on its technicalities.
It is very true mate, in Bitcoins early days, there was no clear roadmap, just belief and ambition. Today, we have over a decade of history, adoption growth, and proven resilience to look back on. That changes the game for anyone paying attention. If you understand where Bitcoin has been and where it’s heading, short term volatility stops feeling like a threat and starts looking like opportunity. The real edge is in holding for the long run and steadily building your position, instead of letting every price swing dictate your emotions.
An investor who has been involved in investing in Bitcoin for a long time actually has a good idea about Bitcoin but a new investor who is just starting to invest does not have such a good idea about investing, as a result of which it is seen that if no one helps him in terms of long-term investment planning, he starts investing in any coin other than Bitcoin and later he regrets it.
we have gone passed that stage of still doing comparison on whether bitcoin is better than any other asset class or wether one should invest in some coin at the expense of investing in bitcoin. such kind of conversation and opinion is just an indicator that we are not seeing the direction bitcoin is headed to and that we are just dragging our legs behind.
bitcoin is yet again about to cross the last all time high it once got to not long ago and and with the way it is going, it is only showing us that we will continue to see it going high to more all time high in the future. a newbie just need to know this fact and focus his attention on bitcoin while for the old investor that has stayed long enough in the system, there is no need waiting for any form of motivation. the only thing to do is to keep buying, building your bitcoin stack and cut off from anything that looks like a major distraction.
i still remember coming into the system when bitcoin was bellow $40k and it looks as though $100k was something that is to big to even imagine, after less than two years, what can we then say? is it not clear that building ones stack from that point to this time has obviously placed one at a good profit region? that alone is a good inspiration to draw from to keep complete attention on bitcoin and focus more on best strategy that will help one build his bitcoin fast enough rather than trying to scatter ones holding by diverting attention to some coin that can only survive for the short term.
I may regret that I saw Bitcoin at its lowest price, if I could have bought some Bitcoin at that time, I would have made almost double the profit at this time. Due to not having a clear idea about investment at that time and not being inclined to take financial risks, I missed that investment opportunity, which I sometimes regret now. However, now I understand that there is no point in regretting what is gone, but I should plan for what is present. When the price of Bitcoin was at its highest level at that time, while investing, I felt that the market could fall below it and if it fell, I would suffer financially, so I did not invest then, but now I do not think about that. Although the Bitcoin market is now at its highest level, I am still trying to invest in Bitcoin consistently because like the previous market, the price of Bitcoin can increase further in the future, so if I do not invest now, I will miss the investment opportunity once again.
Missing the past is something many investors can relate to, but the real turning point is how you approach the present. The fact that you havve shifted from hesitation to consistent action shows that you have learned from experience. Dwelling on the perfect entry you missed won’t change anything , but taking steps now can shape the outcome you want in the years ahead.
No one catches the absolute bottom or sells at the perfect top every time. What matters is building a position over time so that when Bitcoin makes its next big move, you are already in. By staying consistent, you remove the stress of perfect timing and turn the future into an opportunity instead of another missed chance.
The history can scare people out of investing into bitcoin, yet it seems that historically, the answer of investing as much as you are able to and attempting to front load your investment have tended to pay off... yet we surely tend to need at least a whole cycle to begin to have some confidence, and also there is likely some value to ongoingly buying rather than just buying once... and so it can be difficult for guys who buy a lot and then the BTC price goes down from the point of their purchase, which I tend to suggest to just keep buying... and so sometimes it can take a whole cycle or longer to really begin to be profitable and then to feel like you have more options, so focusing on levels of profits in less than 4 year timelines seems problematic, and keeping on building and holding bitcoin seems to be a good strategy for over more than one cycle rather than limiting the timeline to one cycle.
That is absolutely true, Actually I was scared as well considering the details and history of Bitcoin how Bitcoin is a volatile asset, that the price do fluctuate and also the volatile nature of Bitcoin that makes it unpredictable at some point I was wondering how I would be able to invest and continue accumulating when my asset would be moving upwards and downward, then I gained momentum and motivation when I realized that I could invest and continue to hodl for a long term goal instead of always thinking about the inconsistency of the price and market nature, sometimes I would prefer buying more and consistently on a gradual process when I have a discretionary income, which sometimes when an opportunity of more discretionary income well I could decide to front load instead of buying all at once which might not really happen for me in a long term, and I might find it very difficult to keep up with that strategy because of insufficient discretionary amounts to keep front loading then it will be more sustainable to keep buying little by little on a gradual scale, sometimes when we front load probably aiming to have profit in less than a full circle might actually be nonproductive because we might face some challenges with the price of bitcoin fluctuating, we might even need to still endure for more than one circle to have the opportunity to have enough profit, which is more wise to entertain buying gradually, and small small on a weekly or monthly basis when we have a discretionary amount. I will keep building and holding which is possible with more than one circle so to have the opportunity to accumulate enough bitcoin and still continue to sustain my Bitcoin instead of limiting myself to a single circle.
Bitcoin history does not have to be scary for us that have witnessed a substantial part of that full history and can bear witness that for each circle in bitcoin history that aggressive buyers that patiently hold their portfolio with a successively intervals accumulations after having to front load they have perpetually made significant profit. Price fluctuations are inevitable for bitcoin, a volatile asset and it is our duty to maximise these price falls in the long term projection to accumulate as much as our discretionary income allows be it for a single circle or more.
The only scary part before is we don't know about what's coming around in future. Bitcoin has no solid foundation before and it was built with pure ambition that it became a digitalized alternative to fiat.
But now to lucky for those people who knows it because they can actually look at the past and current happenings especially on its development side. Since they can really see that Bitcoin is great asset which could potentially give them profits if they invest wise then choose to hold their Bitcoin for many years.
For sure they would never worried about those volatile movement if they HODL and better they focus on accumulating rather than getting stress for always looking on its technicalities.
Scary part/potential part Whatever you consider I will continue to accumulate Bitcoin regularly and continue to attract new investors. I think we are doing great because we are accumulating Bitcoin through discretionary funds with basic knowledge rather than analyzing the technical structure of Bitcoin in detail.
With little knowledge we know that due to the limited supply of Bitcoin there is a high probability of its price increasing due to demand. El Salvador's President Nayib Bukele has accepted Bitcoin as legal tender considering the future scenario and is accumulating regularly. He is encouraging investors to hold more.
I agree with you that Bitcoin is a digitized alternative to fiat. I think Bitcoin is both a great digital asset for investment/accumulation and a strategic reserve for a country at large scale with individual centred development.
Your approach makes sense, sometimes overanalyzing charts can just make your head spin, and by the time you fully understand, the price might have already run away. Accumulating steadily with discretionary funds is like planting a money tree one seed at a time....you don’t need a PhD in botany to know it will grow if you keep watering it.
And yes, Bitcoin’s limited supply is like a VIP party with only 21 million invitations ...eventually, people will start pushing at the door. If even countries like El Salvador are treating it like a strategic reserve, it is a very good sign we are early in a big global shift. Keep stacking though, because you are essentially securing your future wallet and ensuring your future self thanks you instead of wishing you had started sooner.....