Quote from: woez on Today at 07:52:20 AM

Quote from: gracreavix on Today at 07:31:41 AM

I like how you balanced your points because it shows you’re not just blindly supporting one method. You’re right, buying the dip shows patience and can outperform DCA if timed well, plus the psychological reward is huge.

But if I may add some point to what you just said, the problem is dips are only clear in hindsight. Many who wait end up missing out while DCA keeps you in the market steadily without stress. Probably the smartest play is to mix both, DCA regularly but keep some extra for real dips when they come.

Advice is always advice and is always appreciated here, but the application can change at any time. The initial plan was to buy instinctively, while DCA changed immediately when the market direction changed. The natural strategy came out Cheesy

Yes. The market in a DIP Condition is also quite attractive; we can go all-in, which is always seen as yielding much more optimal results. But the problem is, not everyone has the time to wait for that moment, there are other tasks that need to be completed.

I am also read the discussion above, including from G_Besar. It's quite interesting what he said, that we still find most people often get caught up in wanting instant results, even though in the world of Bitcoin and crypto in general, the most consistent and persistent are those who are patient. And of course, there's plenty of evidence for that it just depends on whether we can manage it all. So, it all comes down to psychology and individual discipline.

The price of Bitcoin had gone up and I've been hearing people talking about how to sell their Bitcoin as soon as possible if the price of Bitcoin exceed $125k. This is ridiculous on how many are looking for quick profits immediately the price of Bitcoin goes up. We shouldn't be taken away by the force of investing in Bitcoin for the sole reason of cashing out as quick as possible.

Bitcoin is not like the shitcoins we see in the market that are where the teams will be looking for investors they will scam. We should be smart enough that Bitcoin is different and investors shouldn't sell immediately the price went up. That shitty practice can be done with Shitcoins because of the fear of the price crashing since the owners will want to make money from investors by selling half of their holdings making the shittycoins market to depreciate and the shitty investors losing their shitty investment.

Bitcoin is different and we should see it as a real investment not something to make quick profits from when price shoot up. I know some investors are opportunists looking for anything that will give them quick rewards. Bitcoin should be seen as a long term investment only.