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Re: Buy the DIP, and HODL!
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Tamaperdana
on 28/08/2025, 04:55:06 UTC
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Quote from: Spaceman1000$ on August 27, 2025, 03:17:27 PM
Quote from: Tamaperdana on August 27, 2025, 06:36:38 AM
Quote from: Zackz5000 on August 26, 2025, 05:26:13 PM
People should not wait for the dip before accumulating Bitcoin it is traders who target the dip to accumulate and sell when there is an increase.
Waiting for the dip before accumulating will only make you accumulate just little Bitcoin because you are not accumulating regularly investor accumulate at any price level he never wait for Bitcoin dip before he can accumulate with the DCA strategy you can be able to accumulate at any price persistently either every weeks or months the dip should be an advantage to accumulate more Bitcoin and HODL.
Yes, the point is, if we invest in Bitcoin and intend to invest long-term, then continuously accumulating with DCA is the right move. I think doing so is very simple, but why are so many people still confused about it? Because I think investing in Bitcoin is easier than investing in stocks or real estate. Because if we want to invest in Bitcoin, we only need discretionary funds, and then we can buy it immediately. Then, after that, use the DCA strategy and slowly build up an emergency fund to act as a hedge against our Bitcoin investment. If we're like that, we just need to accumulate Bitcoin consistently. I don't think it's complicated to do. But it's undeniable that many people are still interested in investing in Bitcoin for quick profits. So, with that in mind, investing in Bitcoin can certainly feel complicated. But if you invest patiently in Bitcoin, I think investing in Bitcoin is very easy.
I don't think I agree with your concept in saying that we need only discretionary income to invest in bitcoin, you can invest in Bitcoin using different income strategy, as long as it suits you financially, however most persons use discretionary income to invest because that's the spare money they have after spending on other necessities, this not to say that people who use discretionary income to invest with the mindset of reducing risk factor are out of place, but saying you only need descriptionary income to invest for me is out of place because there are individuals who intentionally want to spend huge amount of the money they have in investing on bitcoin not minding the risk factor others might shiver about, this is because Bitcoin has over the years proven itself that it's worthy of such trust.
Yes, anyone can invest in bitcoin using any funds they want. But why am I only mentioning discretionary funds as the most appropriate funds to invest in bitcoin? That's because discretionary funds are not allocated to any specific needs and can also be considered cold funds. Therefore, I believe this can increase our potential to succeed as long-term Bitcoin investors. If we were to use funds other than discretionary funds, I fear the potential for Bitcoin investment would be significantly hindered. That is why I only recommend investing in Bitcoin using discretionary funds.

If you argue that you can use any funds to invest in Bitcoin simply because Bitcoin has proven to consistently experience good price growth, I think your assumption seems good, but it is actually not quite right. This is because you are only thinking about the end result and not the process. You need to know that when investing in Bitcoin, the process is the most challenging part. So if the funds we use are hot money, I believe it will make our Bitcoin investment journey go poorly. That's why I personally only recommend using discretionary funds when investing in Bitcoin, because it's obviously low risk.