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Quote from: Shadiq on September 18, 2025, 05:27:18 PM

Quote from: Tungbulu on September 18, 2025, 04:22:17 PM

Yo mate, I said it’s EASIER (Not Easy) to predict witching the long run, compared to attempting to predict it within the short term. Historically, Bitcoin has been known for its long term growth, and even if it’s true that past performances doesn’t always guarantee future results, but to an extent we can believe beyond reasonable doubt that it’ll most likely continue in that trend within the long term, unlike attempting to predict the price of Bitcoin within the short term, because short term movement has never been in any particular trend, and that’s why I said that it is easier to predict Bitcoin within the long haul, compared to the short term.

It is not possible to predict Bitcoin in the short term, you will not even be able to predict whether the price of Bitcoin will increase or decrease in the short term. But in the long term, this prediction is a bit easier, although we cannot say for sure, but our expectation and long-term prediction is that the price of Bitcoin will increase in the long term.

But if you mention a specific price, then it is not possible to predict the price of Bitcoin in the long term and in the short term. That is, the price of Bitcoin can never be predicted with certainty. It is just a guess. Our big expectation in the long term is that Bitcoin is bullish in the long term.

To my knowledge Volatility is a very familiar way to measure investment risk in the Bitcoin market but even then discussing and expressing concerns about this issue can be a misleading factor. Bitcoin prediction is the act of predicting a price in advance, speculatively and without analysis despite not knowing it, so this uncertain activity never confirms anyone's specific statement. This means that if you consider the price of Bitcoin to be worth multiple million dollars, there is not even a partial chance that it will match it completely. However in my opinion due to increased financial inclusion, Bitcoin is now able to overcome adversity and demand has skyrocketed. So in terms of terminology, this leads to the assumption that Bitcoin is bullish in the long term.

Why it's not necessary for Bitcoin investors to be comparing and predicting it's price on the short term is because it is a volatile asset. There's no point in short term predictions when you already believe that on the long term we will continue to see ATH which means that you will always be in sure profit anytime it hits that peak.

Having the long term mindset in mind means that predicting what price will be on the short term is a waste of time and distraction for DCA method. If you don't plan to take profit on the short term why bother? Some can argue that they need to be alert on speculations because they want to predict the dip and take advantage of it to buy lump sum. I say why wait for the dip that you don't know when it'll happen, just buy anytime you have the available funds for Bitcoin from your discretionary funds. In the next ATH the price you're buying now will be dip.