Quote from: Silikiem on Today at 12:28:59 PM

Quote from: Wind_FURY on Today at 07:46:00 AM

My dear fellow PLEBS,

If you didn't buy the DIP yet, it's your opportunity to buy NOW before Bitcoin surges back to $120,000 NEXT WEEK. If you're a DCA investor, DOUBLE your bids and adjust them accordingly when Bitcoin is above $120,000 again.

Our objective is to stack more units of Bitcoin as much as possible during the DIP, and HODL.

There’s no point of being under pressure to accumulate during the dip, and most especially for the newbies who have been focused initially to consistently and persistently accumulate bitcoin either on weekly or monthly basis depending on when they’re able to figure out a discretionary income to accumulate and hold for the long term goal and gradually build up their portfolio. Bitcoin investment is a long term investment and depending on your level of preparedness to accumulate when dip occurs while you’ve already been accumulating gradually with your discretionary income in the past using through DCAing, then the dip will only be an added advantage to accumulate more because you’ve already prepared for this, but if not, no need to be under pressure to accumulate dip except you’ve already prepared for it because you need to put in place the right financial management skill before you use your whole earnings or money meant to be used for your other financial obligations to accumulate simply because you want to buy in the dip. The objective is to remain consistent in your accumulation and hold for the long term goal.

I agree with you that it's not necessary to put ourselves under pressure because we want to accumulate more during dip. Inasmuch as we're on our regular DCA method of accumulation which is working out fine we can stick to the plan, afterall it's the basis of DCA to maintain consistency no matter the current price of Bitcoin.

However if you can be able to cut down on one or some of your budgets in your discretionary funds you can add it to your accumulation funds to buy the dip. Serious consideration must be given to the budgeted allocation in your discretionary funds from where you plan to deduct funds to temporarily increase your DCA. Adding additional funds to your DCA to buy the dip when your income is still the same is not a do or die affair so think smart before you can make such a move.