Topic: Buy the DIP, and HODL! - page 288. (Read 123808 times)

This why it is always said that you are never at loss in bitcoin until you decide to sell your position. And the more reason why bitcoin is a long term investment and not something we should consider for short term. Those who bought bitcoin above $60k last bull run and held their bag till now have recovered their capital invested and possibly in profit by now. Those who sold are the ones who lost. Yes it might have come with several challenges, but their firm believe in bitcoin made them to hold till now and it has eventually paid off. Hodlers always win at the end of the day. Let's learn something from this, especially those that didn't witness the last bullrun.

Those doubtful will find what are they missing out especially if they are waiting to much for a dump. If they could just do DCA before then provably they join to a lot of people been happy for what bitcoin achieve at this point and there's huge potential that ATH will be break even there are still many days to count before halving will happen. A lot of speculation if price could able to reach that 6 digit figures and by the time if it happens for sure there are lots of people who hold for long term will harvest the result of their long term investment and also belief that bitcoin will soar high. There will be more for that so if people think about they are late then they should think again since the great potential of bitcoin never ends.

Here we will learn how to invest in Bitcoin, and how the benefits and benefits are greatest if the investment is held long-term. Investing in DCA method is best because we will invest bitcoins in bitcoin weekly or monthly. Then we can earn more bitcoins in future only by adopting DCA method.

@Olatundespo You learn how Bitcoin is discussed, not Bitcoin price. We will discuss how it is possible to hold Bitcoin for a long time.

At first  it  felt like an auto generated  but later it was like a poetry are you a poet??

Float could be loosely allocated, or not allocated or even kind of holding a bit of a cushion, and there may be times in which you keep more float because you have more uncertainties about your various costs for the month, but once your uncertainty is resolved, you might be able to dedicate your float to something like buying bitcoin or going to the movies or maybe buying a steak rather than a sandwich.


Yes... I tend to think of reserves as various kinds of funds that you might have that might be specifically designated for certain things, but since you had not spent it yet, you could change the designation, depending on how strict you are in terms of your own priorities.  you could even specifically separate some of the cash if you were to strictly know that it is for bitcoin, but you are not sure if it is buying on dips or if there might be some other condition that you are not sure about, but you put it in a separate fund because you are dedicating it to bitcoin, yet since you had not spent it for that purpose, you could always redesignate it if some circumstances were to come about to meet your reason to redesignate those funds... so yeah you could be strict or general with your reserves and they are available for various kinds of spending and perhaps even presume that your emergency funds are solidly in place.


Loss of income too... Sure some folks have pretty solid jobs, and they might even have back up work that they could do if they were to lose their primary source of income, and there could be some reasons that you lose your income and you are not able to regain it.. and yeah that might be a health situation or something like that.


None of us really know.. but generally if you look, back at bitcoin, it tends to move straight through the previous ATH price area that is right around 20% on each side of the old ATH... so yeah, we cannot count on it.. .. but it seems pretty dumb to be trading and/.or selling in these price areas and/or expecting the price to drop.

But surely we came into this no man's zone with a bit of passion.. so when the price moves fast, then it might be difficult for the buy support to keep up and to keep the price going up... but who knows.. we have so much ongoing shortage of BTC these days. .and a lot of demand for BTC on a daily and ongoing basis... so even if there are price drops, it seems that the price drops might not be able to last for very long.. but who knows?  we cannot say any of these kinds of things with high levels of certainty.. because even if something has high certainty.. like 65% or 70%, it still would end up having 30% to 35% uncertainty... so low certainty outcomes happen all of the time, but then when we get to $82k, some of us might say, "I told you so".. even if we cannot really be sure about how long it is going to take and/or how many corrections there are going to be along the way... it is kind of like a feeling.. that may or may not end up playing out correctly in real life.

I for ones love how you ended your statement holding and accumulating we should continue till we hit our accumulation goal, which entails that those persons that peradventure are with the urge of selling their bitcoin as a result of this price rise had no goal plan from the beginning, they were perhaps accumulating for accumulation sake, it is like joining the train because others are doing it. Let it be known to whoever out there is in a haste to sell, that there's no other time to keep hodling more still accumulating than now that the bullish market has taken the run.

You are correct.  You can ONLY invest in bitcoin or anything else if you have disposable/discretionary income.  So if you don't have any extra income, then you either have to increase your income or decrease your expenses, otherwise you won't be able to invest in bitcoin or anything else. 

There might be some other ways that you could still invest, besides money, but of course, the way that bitcoin is designed has quite a few benefits in buying the tokens (i.e. satoshis).

If you don't have your life needs covered, then you may well end up devolving into gambling if you are trying to invest in bitcoin but you don't have things/needs in your life sufficiently covered.


There could also be ways to invest a little bit less, so that they are not so worried about their investment.  I know that sometimes the amounts can be so small that it might not seem to make a difference, but if someone might be investing $10 per week or $10 per month and consistently doing it, then it can add up, but if $10 per week is turning into too much, then they might have to cut back to $10 per month and study what they are investing into, but at least if the got started, then they should be more inspired to learn about it.. including investing no more than they are willing to lose, so they have to be completely clear that they are not going to need the money for 4-10 years or longer, and so that means that they have to have other ways to deal with emergencies.. whether an emergency fund or some other kinds of ways so that they do not have to tap into their investment except at a time that is completely of their own choosing.. maybe thinking even further down the road.. like 10 years or longer before they can even touch it... $10 per month is $120 per year and $1,200 over 10 years, while $10 per week would be $520 per year and $5,200 in 10 years.. and yeah. if they are in bitcoin for a while 2-4 years, they might start to feel more comfortable as they learn more and more about it and get used to how to secure their private keys and things like that.


I like to think of the Emergency fund that you never would tap into unless it is an actual emergency, and then you try to replace them as soon as possible... so yeah usually a minimum of 3 months, but probably up to 6 months or more, especially once your BTC investment gets to be sized at 6 months or more of your income.. Think about if your BTC investment is around 8x your income, then you might start to feel liberated, but you still might want to even keep more than 6 months of an emergency fund so that you do not have to tap into your bitcoin at a time that is anything other than your own complete choosing.

I like to think about reserve funds as some things that you might be more than willing to tap into, but you might have it set aside for specific reasons such as: 1) a dip in BTC prices, 2) some extra kind of consumption that you want to do 3) some surprise investment that comes up

I like to think about float as something that is a bit out of your control.. it is just there.  Let's say that you have various accounts and you are keeping track of them, and you have an income that is anywhere between $1,500 and $700 per month, and your expenses are usually around $900 per month... so whenever you get paid (let's say that it is just once a month), you already know that you will have to already be ready to pay $900 worth of various bills and they have various dates that they are due, so maybe your account itself, you have already projected that the account never goes below a certain amount (perhaps $600), and then when you get paid $1,500, and if your account is at the minimum amount, then you would have $2,100 in the account but you know that you are going to have $900 worth of expenses and $600 left over to do whatever you like... so the $600 that you keep in your account no matter what could be a kind of float, and the $900 worth of expenses could be a kind of float too, even though it is already allocated to various expenses, that come due at different points of the month.  Maybe you go shopping every Thursday.. and then you have a certain amount that you spend through the month for transportation and food and other incidentals, and then you have utility bills and rent/mortgage that are due a certain day fo the month, and the bills might be due at various points, but you know that every month that by x date.. right before you are getting paid, then you will have at least $600 in that account.. and sure if in any month you end up having more than $600, then that extra amount could be considered float, too.   

So, yeah you could be right that your float and your reserves might not be designated towards anything, but at a certain point you might have them designated to buy on dips.. because maybe you are not really sure about the exact amounts of each of your expenses, so you might have to keep some extra float (or dedicated money) for those uncertainties, too.. and if your finances become more complicated, you might have to raise the amount that you always keep in your account from $600 to $1k in order to attempt to account for the uncertainties... and so then maybe we could be quibbling about what to call each of these, since sometimes the names might overlap, until we give the funds a specific designation and we realize that the amount in our account is able to absorb designating the funds towards BTC purchases or whatever rather than just keeping it in our account and not being designated.


We are already well into noman's land, so it would be difficult to presume anything other than the ATH being imminent.. and no man zone is between about $55k to $82k.. so the whole price area of no mans zone should be considered as imminent.. even if it might end up taking a bit longer than expected to play out..   In other words, we do not tend to hang out within 20% (in either direction) of previous ATH prices.  Do with that information whatever you like.. because none of us know, but we should not be surprised to pass straight to $82k, or maybe we bounce around here in no man's land for a few weeks.. .. but either of those scenarios would be relatively short periods hanging out in no man's land.... and yeah, sure some other variation could happen.. but I would not get my expectations up too much for some other scenario... absent some kind of strong evidence in that direction.. .. .

yeah we went straight from $51.5k to $64k in a matter of 2 days and 2 hours (50 hours).. that is a $13.5k (24%) increase in price in a pretty short period of time.. so yeah. that is seeming like it is too much too fast.. but who knows.. we are still right in the middle of no man's land.. so I would not be surprised to keep going.. even though some time might need to be spent around these here parts in order to let the buying support catch up.. .but at the same time, there is only about another 8% to go in order to get from $64k to $69k.. so that is almost too close to be diddly daddling around in these here parts for very long.. on the other hand dropping down to lower $50ks or going up to upper $70ks seem almost equally plausible... 50 50.. for each of those..


Down is going to come at some point, yet it is a matter of how sustainable the down is and also how much of a blow off top ends up playing out.

Frequently there are several seeming blow off tops in a cycle, but we dont' really know when is the last blow off top of the cycle takes place and if the correction ands up being a long period of time and maybe even exacerbated by extremes. 

Based on our current conditions it is difficult to expect that we are going to be having any blow off top any time soon.. but then even the last one could have had been considered to be quite a whimpy blow off top, and some folks like to proclaim that blow off tops are going to become more and more tempered.. but that does not seem to be what is going on now.... and I see no reason to not have one or two pretty big blow off tops between here and the end of 2025. and yeah is there going to be another blow off top in 2026, we cannot know in advance.. just as we cannot know for sure that there is gong to be a couple of blow off tops between now and the end of 2025... maybe we get 2 blow off tops in 2024 and another 1 or 2 in 2025?  I am not going to say.. or maybe 2025 ends up being a bear year.. I am not going to say, even though that seems outside of the current set up.. while at the same time, historically, bitcoin has been full of surprises even though when we look back, we can give some explanations for the patterns that we can identify.


You have to decide for yourself it you want to try to take that kind of a strategy.  I personally think that it is problematic as a strategy, but I came into bitcoin at the top, so I was buying mostly on the way down and also mostly during the down period.  There could be different considerations that guys do when they are coming into an upcycle. and if they don't have enough funds to front load, then they are faced with DCA.. and if you have stacked a certain amount of BTC, you have to consider if it is enough and if it would be worth it for you to sell any of it rather than just continuing to buy until you are more clearly feeling that you have enough BTC and maybe that you have more than enough BTC.

For example, in your case, you have been here since mid 2016, so you should have had time to accumulate, and I cannot remember your story.. so if you did not start trying to accumulate until later, then maybe you still have less than a year or two of BTC in your holdings, so if you keep buying BTC and you if you have 2 years of income worth of BTC in your holdings. .and then if the BTC price were to go up 6x from here, then that 2 years turns into 12 years.. no it is not quite fuck you status and it is also measuring by spot price rather than the 200 WMA.. so I am not sure, if you might want to sell some.. because you have way more options if you have those kinds of numbers versus someone who might have accumulated less than a year's income, so then if you accumulated less than a years income and then the price shoots up to cause you to have 6 years income, then it seems less compelling to sell any or to get into any system that you are starting to rake profits.  We are getting beyond the topic of this thread no?  Even though you might have some dilemmas about continuing to buy or maybe if you might either hold more cash in reserves or maybe put your cash into other things, even if you don't sell any BTC..   I surely don't know the answer, even though you should be able to plot out your situation in terms of what conditions might cause you to shave off some of your profits, and looking at some of the raking discussions like in my chart and post.. and plugging in your own numbers.

That's quite a good point sir that if someone targets their investment in the long term and if they exit early then they have failed in their planning. I think time passes so fast because in 2022 when the market changes suddenly it becomes a big dump but gradually it passes so quickly. So I think the 10 year target is quite reasonable where we just need to be consistent in what we have done, namely buying and buying.

Yes, maybe those are 2 different cycles from what we are experiencing at the moment, where in 2022 there be a significant downward cycle and this year big changes occur where the up cycle will be our spectacle. So profits are visible in our portfolio, but that doesn't make us sell our BTC holdings because our target is not short term but long term. Well, if we sell and buy again, I think that's not our option because that is a trading method, but we choose a method for long-term investment

The current ATH of Bitcoin might be breached anytime soon.

Buy as much as you can and we never know we might see this price again in the future. And what is your expected price to reach before the halving, can it break 100K mark or we are not yet there?

I agree with you on this, the only way to actually prepare for ups would be to have more bitcoin in your stash, and In trying to prepare for ups with front running I've understood from your comment that I should also have a back up plan in case things go against me cause I can never truly be sure about the movement of the market there is also every possibility that the price could just start going down, and if that happens the only way I can stabilize my average DCA buying is to buy more at those lower prices to balance it up and that is the only preparation I've learnt to keep my floats and reserves for situation like this, but nevertheless I am still watching the price and I think we might have a new ATH this year and there are some times that bitcoin also never returns to previous prices and if that happens I would be on a very positive profit on my portfolio.

That is not true.

Sure there has been a more than 4x price appreciation in the last 15/16 months (from $15,479 in November to our $64k so far peak of today), but newbies and no coiners are not too late. 

World-wide BTC adoption is still quite low, and even ETF participants have barely even entered into the market, even though the ones who have entered so far are likely contributing towards both front-loading and hoarding.. and that kind of behavior is likely to contribute to additional volatility.. potentially in both directions, even though right now there seems to be a lot of ongoing upwards pressures on the BTC price, partially attributed to increased demand from new entrants using BTC spot ETFs as a way to get BTC price exposure.

Throughout bitcoin's history people have felt too late, which should justify them into getting the fuck started as soon as possible and start accumulating BTC.  Yeah, you can attempt to play the waves, and each of the newbie no coiners, low coiners and/or bitcoin wannabes have to figure out their accumulation method, whether it is lump sum front loading, DCA, buying on dips  or some combination of those methods...

and even if some of us might feel all smug because we got in 1-2 years earlier than someone else of our economic equal, we have no way of assuring that we will stay ahead of them, because even if they are late and they are our economic equal, they still can figure out strategies to accumulate more smartly and more aggressively.  Now once we have been in BTC for a whole cycle or more, then it will likely become more and more difficult for our prior economic equals from even coming close to catching up with us.

Since you have been registered on the forum for 7.5 years michellee (which is right at about 2 full cycles), if you had been sticking with bitcoin this whole time, then you would be in a quite good place right now, even if your own economic circumstances might have had not been great, and yeah we can trace back a DCA tool and see that even $10 per week would have caused nearly $4k invested and nearly 0.9BTC accumulation... so surely not a bad place to be right now.. .and of course, $100 per week would have cost 10x as much and gotten 10x the results, too.


The interaction helps.

Sometimes we come up with just slight tweaks in our perspective that can cause a decent amount of difference - maybe in how we might speak with people in the real world... and sometimes those kinds of differences can cause us to speak differently, and surely in regards to bitcoin, there are a lot more people paying attention - and we have rich people (managing other people's money) who are marketing bitcoin for us, but that does not even mean that they understand bitcoin, so we still may well be needing to interact with people in terms of helping them to understand the value of self-custody - even if they might also have exposure to BTC through various ETF products...  a newbies just learning how to use BlueWallet or a Trezor can take a decent amount of time to make sure that they do not screw it up.. so they may well get price exposure prior to engaging in self-custody... step by step by step, and bitcoin would not be powerful if there were no abilities to hold and transact in self-custodial kinds of ways.. yet it still can take a while for a lot of normies to get there. it took me a while.. and I still feel pretty technologically incompetent, even though I have a few techniques that I like and sometimes share... which is almost getting into another topic.


You sound nervous, Marvelockg.  You have to find an amount that you are comfortable with, and it coudl even take several years for you to really start to feel that you are in profits. 4-10 years or longer... but if you invest too much, then you are going to always be nervous about it.. so you have to find an amount that is not going to bother you, and surely later down the road, you might regret not investing more, but you still have to get to a stage in which you are able to continue to invest and to hold for a long time, even if there might be times in which your holdings are not in profits... but keep buying, whether that is $100 per week, $10 per week or some other amount that works for you to stay in the game.. and otherwise go about your life without overly worrying about your bitcoin.   I know another thing about bitcoin is that if you start to invest then you likely will pay more attention and learn more, but if you don't invest too much, you can study bitcoin at your leisure.. and if somewhere later down the road, you learn more about bitcoin in order to feel more confident (or less confident) then you can adjust your investment style and amounts accordingly.


No need to be very preoccupied with profits, and be willing to lose all of it.. so don't invest any more than you can afford to lose...

And, yeah, maybe 4-10 years or more you look at your investment and you reconsider it.. Is it in profits or not, and do you need to make any tweaks to how you had been investing.  Did you just invest once or have you been continuously investing over the prior 4-10 years or more.


That sounds right.   Start small and study as you go.. and maybe you start kind of whimpy, but 2-3 years later, you reassess and determine that you want to take a more aggressive approach... but at least you had gotten started and you end up having some stake in the game.. rather than being a no coiner.


Some people do not start to think about selling their coins until they are 6-8 years or longer investing into bitcoin, and even then they might be a bit cautious about how many they start to sell.

Maybe you have been in bitcoin for nearly 2 cycles, but have you accumulated BTC during that time?  Have you beat the returns that you would have had gotten from merely accumulating and holding rather than trying to fuck around with selling and buying back lower?


I am doing fine.  Surely we went through some troubling times in 2022, and even 2023 was scary, even though it ended up as a pretty positive year, overall... especially for those who were mostly holding and/or accumulating coins.


Well, we cannot always talk about ONLY our own situation, and for me personally, I had done most of my BTC accumulation between late 2013, 2014, 2015 and 2016.  Surely sometimes I still accumulated after that, but I largely switched to some other strategies, since I largely considered that I had accumulated enough by late 2014, but then by late 2015, I had considered that I had over-accumulated, which assessment was not really help by how much the BTC price started to rise through 2016 and 2017.

Part of my advantage, and perhaps disadvantage, is that I had already had more than 20 years investing in other assets when I started in bitcoin, so in a lot of senses, even though I employed a lot of DCA, I also employed a lot of attempts to front run my investment into BTC.  I made mistakes too, and I still like to consider my average cost per BTC as around $1k per coin, so it becomes a bit easier to see if I might have had spent a decent amount of time between 2018 and 2020 with fluctuations of being between 3x and 10x up on the investment, and so we know that 2021 would have had a lot of 20x to 70x in profits, and so even though BTC price dropped back down to 16x profits for me, we are recently back into 40x to 64x profits, so no need to complain.. and whether there is a difference between 40x and 64x profits might not make a whole lot of sense, yet instead ways to consider how to manage the overall holdings and to not put too much of it at risk.

Many times guys coming newly into bitcoin are going to take a while to build their overall investment portfolio, so I think that many times, we are going to be talking about more typical situations for guys to accumulate BTC, and some of the guys are brand new to BTC, so they have to make decisions right now about what they are going to do.. and so most of the time (if not all of the time) the suggestion is going to get the fuck started. so they have to get started somehow, and then figure out their details as they go.. and if they don't have any other investments, it could take 10-20 years to really build their investment portfolio, and nothing wrong with starting with BTC and cash first.. and if they want to expand into other assets, later down the road, then they can consider that later, but getting started remains important... and putting ideas into practice can be tough in the first 1-2 years of investing.. figuring out the amount to invest and figuring out how to not get reckt.

By the way, once you get to a sufficiently large BTC stash, you may well start to think about either raking strategies and/or sustainable withdrawal theories... but you gotta get to a decently comfortably large BTC stash first... so I think in this thread we are working towards focusing on how to get to the decently large stash rather than what to do once you get there.

How about you, bangjoe?  are you there yet?  or getting close?  Sometimes guys also have difficulties knowing when they are there or maybe how to manage being there...so those could be issues, too.


Whether it is getting above $100k in the coming months and then staying above it or maybe it takes a year or two before we are able to stay above it.. or the fact that we just touched upon $64k in the last 3 hours, when the price moves up really fast, like it just did, then that invites a certain level of correction, since buying support might not be able to keep up.

I am not saying that I know what is going to happen, but sometimes there is a certain amount of value in going up a bit more slowly and perhaps having some smaller level corrections.

Another thing, I consider that we are currently in noman's land, which is largely between $55k and $82k - however, it can be hard to completely pass through if we might have had gotten here too quickly - and on the other hand, it seems a bit dangerous to be trying to trade this zone in any kind of sense of selling and hoping to buy back lower. .which may or may not end up happening... but we see if the BTC price moves rapidly, then sometimes the buy and sell orders cannot get replaced fast enough, so the lack of buy and sell orders contributes to greater volatility in the price (extreme moves one way and then the other).


Does it really matter very much if you might have a timeline that is 4-10 years or longer?  Sure we all like to be in profits, but it does not necessarily mean that we are taking such profits, even though we know that we can, if we want to.

People who bought bitcoin last bull run when bitcoin was $60k will be happy to see the bitcoin price back to $60k; it will motivate them to keep on accumulating more bitcoin because they have seen what bitcoin can do. I know there is joy everywhere now because the price of bitcoin is $60k. Let's not be carried away by short-term gain and rush to sell our bitcoin so early. Let's be consistent with our DCA strategy to accumulate more bitcoin because the current price is not close to what bitcoin ATH will be in this coming bull run.

hmmm this interesting and you right, there's a reason why they keep on advising us to not go all in (definitely sound like gambling). So that we can actually hold our Bitcoin for long, focusing a certain percentage of your earnings in accumulating more bitcoin while the other percentage can be use for emergency funds to coverup expected and unexpected expenses. So using DCA strategy to accumulate certain percentages, that you can stay without relying on  or planning to use. Because if actually use funds that are being set aside to cover relevant stuff or expenses you may endup running back to your investment which may cause premature withdrawal of your investment. To avoid such have good sources of income and always use good principle in your accummulating by not going all out but investing with a certain percentage of funds you could hold for long, and try to be Persistence in your accumulation and you would see how  see the growth your portfolio would undergo as time goes on.

I will say it  wasn't really a good idea selling bitcoin at this point when the price keeps maruding forward and the halving around the corner. Selling your bitcoin yesterday and seeing the price surging ahead is definitely going to have some psychological effect of that person. Bitcoin is heading above the $100k as speculated. If you have been holding bitcoin coin till yesterday or today you can keep holding. That's why it's advisable to always have other source of income Incase of emergency. Bitcoin is the new trend and if you are opportuned to have it, don't lose it cheaply.

This statement is interesting, if everyone could have this mindset including newbies about the statement "The best time to buy bitcoin was yesterday the second best time to buy is today" if I'm not mistaken with the statement it's never too late to buy and hold, since this statement has to do with the present "today" and bitcoin has to do with price volatility, early  investors are lucky investors meanwhile newly investors should also be excited cause it's never too late so focusing on how to accumulate now is a right decision, this statement actually says it all about investing , no one should get discourage with bitcoin investment.

I can't relate with this but I have heard several stories like this, sometimes in situation like this the investor lack a proper planning, stable source of income is required and the most advisable plan when investing is to preserve some money and it's called an emergency funds, human needs are endless and some random need might just pop up but it's not a right decision to withdraw your investment money that's why it's advisable to set an emergency fund. Secondly when investing I learnt this common advice always cut your coat according to your size, never be in a haste to buy with an amount you can't maintain

No prediction should be made here with the way bitcoin is trending now and any prediction will be of no use. At the moment, according to the state of the market trend long term plans can be implemented in bitcoin but short term predictions will not work. We will have to wait for a while to see the actual figures at the moment.

That sounds more like one possible trading strategy Which is a very wrong approach in Bitcoin investment. You are apparently saying that you are to buy at low price and sell when price is high and then buy back again when it is low, this may result you being out of the the market for long periods of time, reason being that there is no certainty that you are going to see the expected low price to buy back because the market condition can possibly be in an upward trends for so long and you will be left out not have Bitcoin in your portfolio or you may end up buying higher than your selling point.

For instance, saying that you bought at $45k and sold at $65k and the price then stays between $65k and $70k or more upwards for months or years or forever. That means you will end up not buying or buy at a price higher than your selling point.

Simply put, bitcoin accumulation is for everyone but not everyone has a good balance regarding financial matters, there are some of them who have an income that is only enough to meet their needs and there are also those who have some money from the rest of their needs, and the second point I mentioned that has the opportunity to start engaging in bitcoin accumulation, none other than because after all, life needs are the most important and must be prioritized aside from the desire to engage in bitcoin accumulation. As you said that it is recommended to use the remaining money from all the needs that have been met first, and this situation is a safer situation for someone to engage in bitcoin accumulation. On the other hand by looking at the current bitcoin price situation, I think we all agree that bitcoin will be able to break the previous ATH.

I think everyone already knows that the rules of engagement in investments to be profitable are to buy at low prices and wait to sell at high prices, but the problem is that not everyone is able to be patient to really wait for the highest price that can really provide significant benefits, in some cases many of them are too fast in terms of taking profits, one of the causes may be the "worry" within themselves which ultimately makes them make the decision to cash out early. But actually concern is a natural feeling for all investors because investment not only provides profit opportunities but also has the possibility of risks that cannot always be avoided completely, everyone has a sense of concern but not everyone has a broad understanding and insight into the potential of bitcoin itself so maybe that's what makes them make decisions too early in terms of taking advantage.

I believe strongly on this speculation and I think staying above the  $100k price is/maybe guaranteed due to the latest adoption, as long people keep buying it's pretty much possible to stay up above the $100k, I knew for sure we were only facing market corrections. Bitcoin hitting the $61k price yet before the halving is a no big joke, certainly we can also assume reaching last ATH of $69k is possible if only the market continues this way, more people keep buying.

Yes, of a truth every entry price remains profitable as of DCAing or buying the DIP but everyone desires a much bigger profit and wasting more time either procrastinating will only amount to limiting one's profit.

Base on history concerning bitcoin halving, bitcoin first experience a surge in price before halving and during the halving base on the previous bitcoin halvings, bitcoin normally would experience a dip , then after the halving (most a year after)  it would increase tremendously. But the way bitcoin is moving recently you sure bitcoin won't hit $100k 🤷 before the halving, Still no one can actually tell . But if such happens , (bitcoin hitting $100k) before the halving then after the halving may increase even more than anyone expectation. Let's just see how things goes.