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Quote from: HajiBagi on August 28, 2025, 06:52:00 PM

This opportunity is for those awaiting for buy the dip. For DCA investors, it is not necessary to double your bid, as you are already committed to your DCA strategy. Stick to your plan to not put pressure when buying.

There is nothing wrong trying to increase your portfolio by doubling your bid, in as much as there is enough discretion fund to increase your Bitcoin stash, after all most time investors invests aggressively to increase their Bitcoin stash when they have the fund to do so and never being affected. an investor can only be worried to increase his investment if there is less to no discretion but provided they can do it without being affected then there is nothing wrong. Investment is meant to be aggressive and whimpy depending on your levels of discretion. There is never a place recorded that you must "Stick to your plan to not put pressure when buying"
Or even maintain a steady investment approach, but utilize every bit of opportunity when one shows up, but the rule is never overdo it to the extent you will be affected.

This is just the key point brother, just don't overdo it to the extent that it will have a negative effect on your ability to consolidate to your holdings.

When talking about buying aggressively most people think that it's a terrible idea, no it's not in my own opinion, it actually a good and productive approach especially if you are still lagging behind in your accumulation journey, just do it within the confinement of your discretionary income then you will be fine.

Where Investors normally haves problem while accumulating aggressively is that they overdo it to the extent that they will not even notice when they have started using money meant for one or two of their basic needs to buy Bitcoin, along the line they will fall back to their holds just to retrieve that money spent on acquiring more Bitcoin due to the needs has arise for what the money used to invest was meant for, but if you can be aggressive within the confinement of your discretionary income, you will be fine.

Doing it occasionally, within limits, to avoid financial disruptions, is enough to cover living expenses. I even think taking a small risk to restrain yourself and expand your portfolio significantly more than usual during a market correction like the current one. To gain more, you have to make sacrifices. I believe this is the case. We must be brave, because long-term Bitcoin investment is also for our own benefit.
It's important to emphasize that this aggressive approach should only be used occasionally, while consistently making slow purchases using the DCA strategy.