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You don't need to have a stable income before you start investing into bitcoin, you can start with what ever amount you have, waiting to stabilise before investing in Bitcoin is not the right thign to do cause you can start while you put yourself in a better position by looking for a stable source of income, let's assume a guy that receives 100$ as a birthday gift and wants to buy bitcoin, although it's it's a steady income he can decide to invest up to 50$ into bitcoin or less depending on his expenses and what matters most is taht he has already started and when he has another money he can buy again and by the time he is stable he might already have some money invested into bitcoin, besides it's a long term approach so he has time to fix himself as he accumulates bitcoin.

Your wrong to think that the reason people panic is cause they don't have a stable source of income, rather why people would easily panic is when they invest more than they can afford to leave in bitcoin or above their discretionary income, let's not forget taht any amount put into bitcoin should be considered gone untill your investment has mature and that can be up to 4 years or more, so that why it's best to invest out of your disposable or discretionary income to avoid easy panic or fear.

I tend to disagree, a new investors doesn't have to know about bull run and bear run to be able to invest or buy bitcoin neither would it amount to helping him out in any way if he knows it, the only thign he needs to know about is to buy bitcoin.

You seem to driving much towards early profit which is of no concern to someone just starting out his investment, his major concern would be how he should accumulate more bitcoin and nor making short term profits, in this thread we habe already come to a observed conclusion that long term investment is safer and better than short term investment and the term buy the dip and hold has nothing to do with what you said, everytime is the best time to buy bitcoin and not only during dips, and that is the disadvantage is you won't accumulate bitcoin except during dips, its dar better to use the Dca strategy cause you would be accumulating Bitcoin in every market condition and worry less about market volatility.

Same here, i just found out about bestchange as some users started posting about it, it's quite not a good news that one of the best campaign on the forum has ended, anyway its been a pleasure having you here and our wish you the best of luck out there finding a new program.

I also heard that it might be temporary and they could be a come back, in any way you are more than welcome here and you should that a lot of members are more than ready to put on that signature and begin working again, I wish I could say that for myself but I'm sure someday if you remain ill get to work for you.

I believe this is your speculation, but then saying that Bitcoin will $100k is a little to obvious, and flat faced if no time frame is added to the speculation and maybe a theory to support why it'll work in that timeframe.. Maybe this bull run will get us up to $100k    or not. Since we're all speculating here, I don't think the word 'certainly' does it at all, because it begins to seem like assurance from foresight.
When it comes to Bitcoin, we must understand that short term speculations are near impossibly accurate.

If you ask me, we're practically on our way to 100k and then, here's why I think so, we should understand that one knows for sure whether bitcoin will rise or fall in value over the coming days, weeks, months or years. However, one way to guess at future price changes is to consider BTC’s previous price movements. That's one way. So if we ride on that factor, we have this:

In January 2014, bitcoin was worth approximately $800. By January 2024, it was worth more than $42,000. That represents a price increase of better than 5,150% and an annualized return of more than 135% per year over the past decade.

If bitcoin experiences that same rate of appreciation in its average annual returns, it may very well reach $98k in January 2025 and hit $100,000 in February. Hopefully. Although this can happen sooner than that or later. It's all a speculation. This is mine.

I think it's in  your best interest to understand this, this post you made is actually off topic, and I think you should read the topic before rushing off to post. Trading isn't the whole discussion of the topic, and trying to debunk the topic under this thread is actually off topic and totally uncalled for. Your post would've been most appropriate in a corresponding thread.

Aside making an off topic post trying to debunk the topic in the discussion, something else that is totally uncalled for is the spam post you dropped here. You should be aware that there are penalties attached. Even if you may not feel I'm in much position to correct you, but since you're a newbie and doing these things that I see you've done, I'll advice that you quit running around and cool off,  read more than you spam. That way, not only will you get experience from higher members, you will also gat ahang of how it works here on the forum.
This thread, (since it totally appears that you do not get it) is created to discuss HODLing and not promote trading or any other off topic that you can think of. If you have no idea, or contribution to make on the topic, what I'll advice is to find a topic that you can naturally relate with.

Exactly the point I was going to raise. This is a Bitcoin forum, buy the dip and HODL. Specifically talking about Bitcoin accumulation. We don't need some confused people coming to advertise shitcoin here. They should take this somewhere else, maybe like the altcoins section or something. Personally speaking, I'm fed up with hearing about shitcoins in this thread. Makes me wonder what the fuck is actually going on. Some people come here to talk about their shitcoin holdings which I find both annoying, replusuve and funny.
I think we really need a 'fuck off' button. Or an off topic flag kind of thing on here 😂. It also pains me that anyone would see any other coin as a Bitcoin alternative

If you see history as important and as a foundation, as a criteria to measure potency and growth, then you really should check out the behavior of Bitcoin over the years and it's performance, Bitcoin is like a train, it moves, may have few stops, but the whole story is that it goes forward. Even as the world evolves, the evolution also includes the relevance of Bitcoin, in some places that didn't accept Bitcoin for trade and exchange, now do, and soon there won't be a place where Bitcoin isn't accepted. Not to worry, with Bitcoin, before it's relevance is lost, it won't be in your lifetime. All I said I tried to hit the mark. Somebody else can go on about the figures and stuff .

When it comes to cryptocurrency, one advice I'll give is, when it comes to short term purposes, like taking capital and putting it in crypto, and expecting magic in a month, while the price of your coin 'could' appreciate within that space, it's quite unlikely or rather risky, as you could equally make losses before the end of the month, when you need it. But then, when the margin is large, and Bitcoin is the said coin, then  there is likely profits. The shorter the margin, the more risks of losses.
And secondly, you shouldn't enter Bitcoin or crypto being half informed. This is a clear example of the panic people express at dips, which is a popular failure.  Maintaining  composure during dips is one thing that bitcoiners should learn. I can't speak for shitcoiners though. It's natural that a dips you panic, but then it shouldn't lead to you selling off your holdings. Before you do Bitcoin, be familiar atleast  with different terminologies, and then with the behavior of the market. These are little things that make a bitcoiner.

Not every Ai out there is friendly, as  most of them are spyware and are created solely for destructive purposes. It even goes beyond Ai, to simple apps, sometimes we can find some unknown apps in our devices. Apps that we didn't install ourselves. These spywares can also even include random things like non default keyboards, as you can type lots of passwords over these keyboards, and can give access to whoever is on the other side, spying. Staying away from downloading files from unprotected sites. Sites that supported mod apps, are usually  unsafe.

I don't know how scammers manage to know which wallet has some funds in it to target, from what I heard they send lots of micro transactions to multiple addresses, but how do they get this addresses, are they guessed or is they a way they find them.

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Your right, DCA must not be for those with steady income, although it would have been netter if you used some illustration like Jay does, let me try if I cam get this right.

Let's assume a guy might have received a government fund that comes 4 times a year on equal or irregular intervals and this amount is 3k, so he decides to invest 1k into bitcoin and yeah he should just go and buy Bitcoin right away with all the funds but instead of that he decides to divide that money into 12 parts which should be 83$ each approximately so that it would meet up till the next time that money comes, and one good advantage of this, is it that you don't have to worry about volatility or price changes, so for many reasons we mostly recommend it for beginners and I guess you should try it too. Hope your right now@ berry2d

Why should you be bothered about timing the market, the DCA strategy already allows you to have an idea of the bitcoin price at all times, and the best way to buy the dip is to just fucking buy when the price has reduced a bit and a better way would be to buy down if you are not sure if that's the dip, let's say you split the money that you wanted to use to buy on the dip into parts and just buy on intervals that way you woudl take the most advantage of the dip and at times they are situation where by you exhaust the money you used to buy the dip and the price continues to dip, but one thign you should have in mind is that you can never always get it right,  so yeah at times you would be most favoured by your strategy and other times you won't get it right, but since you said you were using the DCA strategy too then you shoudl be all right cause with the DCA you but at every market intervals.

Yeah life happens at times and we find ourselves in some uncomfortable situations where we have to use the money in our reserves to solve other problems other that what we kept them for which is buying the dip in this case.

Any one who doesn't have an emergency funds is literally gambling and should know that his investment isn't safe at any time, what if life happens and your house gets burnt down or hospital situation and all you have is yoir bitcoin holdings, you would surely sell them off, without the insurance of our emergency funds we are sure gambling rather than investing and your very right about this. In fact it's necessary we build our emergency funds as we accumulate bitcoin or even before we start our accumulation journey.

Ranking would definitely cause some level of competitiveness which would deviate us from the main purpose of this challenge which is to help have a healthy daily routine of exercise while we support bitcoin. Some of us might start to feel we are not doing our best when the idea was to do as much as you can and remain consistent at doing it.

The idea of having a table is nice for record keeping, and this could help motivate others to want to be a part of the exercise and to know how much you have been doing so far and it would remove the stress for those that has not been keeping a personal record of how many pushups they have been doing.

Your take on this isn't right at all and carry a lot of misleading information, how can you advice someone to invest in shitcoins just bacuse we can't predict the future, shitcoins are too risky to indulge in and consider putting someone's life savings in it is an even worse idea. You can't compare shitcoins to bitcoin in any way, investing in bitcoin is more safer than investing in shitcoins, you should better stay away from shitcoins unless your ready to lose all your holdings to it.

Yeah you might be right about the uncertainty with investment, but let me make this clear, would you rather invest in something that has more probability of working out or gamble with something that you can't even tell if it woudl survive the next day. The reason why we still allocate some level of uncertainty to bitcoin is because we Don want to sound too optimistic about it and yeah life can happen and it can affect bitcoin too and the lowest possibility of investing in bitcoin is your investment not giving you any returns or returning to zero and that's why we rather invest with our disposable income, but but the same time no one wants to invest in any thign without some expectation of profits, and bitcoin historically have a good background so it's a better bet than any shitcoin.

You know any method we use in accumulating bitcoin has an impact on our portfolio, from my research and observations the DCA method helps reduce the impact of market volatility on our portfolio and unlike lump sum that is just a one time whole buy and if you had bought in a very high price when the dip comes yoir portfolio would be on a big lose although not permanent but for newbies just getting into bitcoin that could be quite the headache for them, so the DCA strategy would be a better accumulation method for a newbie cause he would have to worry less on how his portfolio is doing and just focus more on buying only.

Yeah everyone must figure out the best way they which to accumulate that suites them based on their financial capability, but any strategy can be used by anyone and its not as tho the DCA strategy is only for people with little capital, its just dividing your capital into parts and buying at intervals, so even someone with huge income cam use it and still be very successful at it.