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Before starting bitcoin journey for example a newbie must be fully aware about the kind of investment they’re going into, using money meant for important needs to invest is a mistake done by most newbies yet this kind of mistakes are very rare as a result of learning about the basic knowledge first before investing will help prepare an investor towards their long term journey. Whenever the market experiences a dip, generally those who are financially capable intend to buy bitcoin using large quantity basically they prepared towards this event buying the dip so all they have to do is take advantage, accumulating aggressively during the dip is not compulsory especially when the fund is not available rather continue buying bitcoin using the dca strategy.

Even if a person is financially capable, it is never right to wait for a fall. We should always continue to buy continuously. If a person buys continuously using the DCA method and then waits for a fall, then this is also a bad decision. Because you have money, it means invest immediately. It is never right to wait for a fall.

Well, there might be instances where an investor has a robust finance that allows him to try out multiple of strategies that might still incorporate both buying the DIP when there's the need to and still retaining the normal DCA plan one has been working with. If an investors budget can effectively allow for such, then why not, it's possible to plan for the DIP and still buy with it, but it should be that you're not using that as an excuse for not being consistent with your buys.

The simple rule is to do what works for you and ensure you're following it up to the latter and that you're building your portfolio to becoming stronger and stronger through the process. In most cases, waiting to buy the DIP most expecially if you're just a retail investor that has a limited budget always stands to keep you limited from reaching your goal fast enough. That's the constraint that comes with it and the reason why it's not the best to opt for buying the DIP when you can DCA and still get the opportunity of buying at different prices along your DCA phases.

You're very correct. Any investor who can maintain his DCA approach very strictly has already scored high in his investments process. Dip happens to all no matter your strategy. The elite investors who buy by lump-sum still try to buy at dip likewise those people into DCA method. As far as you have Discretionary income, you can buy bitcoin at anytime between your DCA points. Most aggressive buys happen at dips even though it's not limited to dips.

In all your investments, as long as you intend to hold your bitcoin stash for a long time, you have to be conscious of not overdoing your aggressiveness for the sake of the safety of your bitcoin. Monitor your finances and be sure to attend to your responsibilities. Some people stress life out of themselves in order to buy aggressively which is not good.

DCA is honestly one of the cleanest ways to stay consistent without stressing too much about timing, because at the end of the day nobody can really catch the market perfectly.. The dip strategy and lump sum buyers still face the same reality volatility… What really matters is building that BTC steadily and not losing sight of the bigger picture. That is where a lot of people mess up, they go too aggressive thinking they will outsmart the market, but it usually backfires.

And you are spot on about not choking yourself financially just to stack BTC. Bitcoin is meant to be a path to freedom, not a burden that makes you stressed over daily life. I feel like the smartest move is finding that balance, stacking hard enough to build real wealth long term, but still keeping your finances in order so you are not panicking over bills. Because if you put yourself in a tight corner, that is when people end up selling what they should have held…

Yes it is crucial for any new beginner to fully know the type of investment they are going into. people rush into Bitcoin thinking it’s an easy win without realizing it takes planning and patience. Using money meant for essentials is a major trap seen it happen too often. Having that basic knowledge upfront really does make a difference. And yeah, buying the dip sounds great, but not everyone has the funds to go big when the market drops.

Before anyone venture into bitcoin investment they should be aware of what they are going into, especially the risk involved in bitcoin investment. So it is good to have a basic knowledge of what bitcoin is before venturing into investing in it. Also about buying the dip may not really sound great as you may think especially for a newbie, waiting for bitcoin to dip before a newbie start accumulating is not a great idea. Continuous accumulation of bitcoin through DCA strategy is really a great idea which I believe will definitely help a newbie in building a good portfolio in bitcoin.