Investing
1) investing is a long term and has a lower risk
2)investing requires fundamental knowledge
3)investing gives investors more time to make decisions that will yeild profit in the long run
4) investing means you are buying to hodl for a period of expecting a compounded value over time.
Trading
1)Trading is for a short term and has a higher risk
2) trading requires technically knowledge
3) in trading traders hurried in to make hasty and costly decisions based on market trends
4) trading means you are buying to sell for profit maximization within the shortest time frame.
Investment is been prioritize because it is more conservative and has lesser risk and that is the core value of the thread but as an individual the choice is yours whether to invest or trade, What is shared here advice.
In this case, of course there are various meanings in interpreting it. But the main point that I think is best is to continue making purchases and holding them for the long term. I wasn't too keen on trading as my biggest mistake was selling Btc holdings in the past. And that was the biggest mistake I ever made, so I am determined to correct past mistakes by re-accumulating Bitcoin which I prioritize for the long term and now I am in my second year of investing.
They can have whatever they want because the money is theirs and they decide it. Regardless the best advice is to buy on the dips and hold.
Most at times people that make mistakes fail to notice their mistakes, especially in bitcoin investment and I think the reason would be that they fail to have a record that would help them track themselves, it's good for us as investors especially early investors like me to have a record of every bit of amount they have invested and every case senerio they are working towards, so if they make mistakes they could easily fall back to them and make adjustments. A friend of mine said if you can't retrace your steps then you can't direct someone else, In a similar vein, without documentation for your investment, it's impossible to identify where things are going wrong.
Sure, bitcoin continues to be amongst the best of investments currently available (if not the best investment currently available with likely increasingly strong investment theses based on a variety of factors including ongoing and continued building of its 7 network effects, as outlined by Trace Mayer, yet even with so much ongoingly good news about bitcoin, there are still no guarantees that its price is going up rather than sideways or down, even if you keep investing into it for 4-10 years or longer..
I think it's good I invest what I am more prepared to lose, I would have said since uts investment it's kind of a 50/50 ratio of giving profits or crashing, so I have prepared myself by choosing to diversify in other areas like business which I told you earlier about and also real estate seems to be a good idea that has been coming to my head, but I just wanted to focus on accumulating bitcoin to a point then I begin my diversification after my emergency fund is set. I do have all this in mind, we can't always use bitcoin past performance to lay claims to what might happen or can happen in the future so instead we use this facts to guide our steps also preparing if things go south which is a possibility.