If an investor is not able to grow his investment then he will not get the desired result by holding Bitcoin. If someone invests $50 and dreams of getting $5,000 in the long run, it would certainly not be logical. So the investor must expect according to his accumulation.
Fact is, alot of investors (beginners and intermediates) do not realize the fact that bitcoin has gone far beyond those dayse where it could turn their $50 investment into $5000 profit. Back in the early days of bitcoin it was almost very easy to turn you little stash into a reasonable amounts of bitcoins and even within a short period or time, this is the same impression which this calibers of investors still hold firm while venturing into bitcoin hence considering it a get-rich-quick-scheme which bitcoin was never but from the early days it rose gradually and made significant difference in life's of investors.
At the current stage and/or level where we are now in bitcoin with all the things that has been happening around bitcoin one must have a good amount and/or stash of bitcoin to get the expect profit and some times in bitcoin numbers doesn't matter without the proper understanding of time. You don't expect a good number of profit in a short period of time, bitcoin is best in a long term investment which I encourage most.
The sooner we are able to get our Bitcoin portfolio to an expected level, the sooner we can move forward with our dream. I'm not saying that bitcoin holdings can't be kept low but those who want to build a wealth by holding bitcoins must accumulate a decent amount of bitcoins. If I want to hold bitcoins for 4 years then I should increase my bitcoin holdings to a point within those 4 years.
You have said right, but the bolded part I certainly do not agree with 4 years being a long period of time to consider long term investment, even in other investments 4 years is really not considered long term. So in bitcoin investment we should be considering a good number of years such as 10 years and/or above as a long term investment. From a proper examination, bitcoin bull run does not eve really happen just around the 4 years cycle, it takes months into the next year which might be another year completely making it more like a 5 years for one to get a good profit from just 4 years bitcoin cycle, So I strongly appreciate a more longer years than 4 years of Hodling.
Maybe after several years of DCA buying a guy might start to move away from DCA or maybe employ DCA strategies that are based on BTC price movements
In regards to changing of DCA strategies base on BTC price movements, can someone attempt to increase his BTC purchase when there is a dip, and maintain the usual purchase when the price is high?. For example, assuming I am using the DCA strategy with a price of $20 per week, then the price of Bitcoin experienced a dip, and I decide to go extreme inorder to buy more of the dip by adding $10 extra. But when the price of Bitcoin moves higher, I continued with my usual amount of $20 per week. Could this be a way of changing the DCA strategy base on BTC price movements?.
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collision theory which is an assumption regarding the collision of different investment strategies. Fact is they are different things altogether, we can call it buying the dips while practicing DCA at the same time that is why I called it the collision theory of the three prominent bitcoin investment methods. Since they are different things altogether, the fact is you have to understand that there are advantages in knowing the difference in order to potentially take advantage of the differences.
If I want to hold bitcoins for 4 years then I should increase my bitcoin holdings to a point within those 4 years.
That's just it. 4 years of hodling should be a portfolio with good holdings/amount. Planning on doing it for 4years, there should be a decent amount that would bring a decent reward after the 4years. But the longer we can hodl(holding>4) our portfolio and accumulate a decent amount, the better it becomes.
Just as I have said earlier for years target is good but it's only good when one has a good amount of bitcoin in their portfolio which is what you are pointing out, I get it! but I prefer to see a longer years hodling because 4 years is not really than a long term for me if compared to other investments which are more profitable in longer terms, so 10 years and/or above should be a more decent target for long term investment.