Topic: Buy the DIP, and HODL! - page 548. (Read 135558 times)

Regardless of anything like this it depends on each individual perspective I think.
DCA is possible but when they want to wait a little longer and buy when it is correcting and below then indeed it can also be done.
Everyone has their own strategy in this regard, but buying bitcoin is a certainty if you really want to invest here because even if you buy at $ 30k, it's not wrong if you really want to invest, although sometimes wanting the price below is something that can't be avoided. .

This is the problem.
I think it's better for your regret to be "I should have waited" than "I should have just bought it at $31k"
If he buys now and the price drops, he just needs patience for it to go back up. But if he doesn't buy and the price doesn't go down, he'll end up buying at a higher price.
There is no wrong time to buy Bitcoin. We know that the dip is the best time to buy, but that doesn't mean it's the only time to buy or that buying when the price is up is wrong.

Regardless of how bitcoin's condition will be in the future and even if it has to end in a bad scenario and or become zero, for now at least I will try to maximize all the potential that exists to reach the profit stage. Personally I also benefit from investing and for now I am running a business with profits made on bitcoins. Hence my belief that bitcoin's resilience can last for the next two or three decades and other scenarios will last as long as possible as long as the supply and demand process persists.

Investment planning is the choice of individuals who have understood all the possibilities that may occur and I agree that any doubts will continue to be a shadow of setbacks for us to reach the stage of financial freedom from the investment process that we do. If the decision affects the level of concern or risk then saving money in the bank is also one of the risks that we will never know. Because when the bank goes bankrupt it is not certain that our money will be returned or so is the placement of money in the business that we are going to do.

In the end for every risk there must be a consensus of agreement between oneself and the ability to ability to make decisions and this is where confidence in Bitcoin investment choices is born. Lastly every risk must give birth to an achievement that we want, with the process that we have gone through correctly and everyone who dares to take risks, the opportunity to get profits is much greater. When talking about setting aside a percentage for daily needs it means that you have considered what percentage of investment needs with the cost of other needs and I think certain patterns may vary.

The approval of a statement is just a dynamic that has gone through a process of discussion and odds like 0.1% as I said it is based on the analysis and understanding that I have and the argument may change according to the facts. But so far I still believe that 0.1% is an unlikely scenario, at least in the next two, three or four decades. By the way bitcoin is indeed more suitable for investing in the long term and I think this is no longer a debate.

Once again I also want to emphasize there is no general risk of price fluctuations because it's just a process that goes on in the market and there are always ways to make bitcoin recover. Moreover we always see a four-year cycle before ATH or there are other processes that make bitcoin strengthen again, except when talking about risk returning to zero like some of the previous discussions.

According to me one should only follow DCA to get rid of this issue. Because it is impossible to know whether the price of Bitcoin will increase or decrease  within next few days. But if one deserve of this period as a dip and prepares to buy bitcoin as much as possible it would be better decision. Moreover if the market comes below $30,000 there is nothing to worry. Because we can see a big movement in Bitcoin soon. Generally investment is risky but I will continue to buy bitcoin even if the price of bitcoin goes down a bit according to the current market conditions.

Yeah.. wait for your lower price (referring to armanda90).

That may or may not end up happening..  then you end up FOMOing in at $50k because you really wanted to buy, but you were too greedy to do it right away.. and you don't even have to buy all of it right away.. but hey people have to make their own decisions, and we have seen a lot of examples historically of guys who were waiting for a lower price an then they become bitter because they failed to buy and they thought for sure that they were right about a lower price was going to happen, and such lower price did not end up happening.

Why are you still confused, even if the current price is still worth investing in because we are for the long term, then do you only think about the short term, so wait for another drop and then sell when the price rises a few percent?
I prefer the DCA way of not waiting for the price to decrease when there is money so be ready to buy at any price, later we will see what the average buying price is if you do DCA.
Scalpin is for trading here is a discussion for the long term.

If in doubt it's your decision now, because we never know where bitcoin will go to the bullish or bear market is still unpredictable, but if you want a lower price then wait.

I have been investing in bitcoin for a bit more than 9.5 years, and it seems to me that bitcoin is performing in a way that is better than I anticipated at the time that I came into bitcoin, given all world events and all that was attempted to be speculated at the time that I got into bitcoin.   Sure, I was somewhat aware of a variety of discussions of various upside scenarios for bitcoin, even trajectories for million dollar bitcoin "someday."  Nonetheless, it seems hard to really argue that bitcoin has not already been successful and continues to be successful, rather than suggesting that it could have had been even more successful than it has been - since it has supposedly been held down.  I would imagine that any of us getting into bitcoin around 10 years ago, would have expected that there might have had been some battles along the way, and overall it seems that bitcoin has fared pretty damned well in the whole scheme of things - maybe even better than a lot of less good or even bearish scenarios that could have had played out - instead of what has already happened, which is quite amazing if you really attempt to think about it from the perspective of someone who might have had been getting in 10 years ago.. rather than whining that bitcoin could have done better than it already has done... What do you expect?  straight up to $1 million from zero (or $100) without a few battles along the way?

In regards, to its future performance, it seems that the investment thesis for bitcoin gets stronger with the passage of time, rather than weaker - even if there is likely to be less upside (as compared with the last 10 years).. but even if there is less upside, the solidness or strength of any investment should be considered in terms of both its upside and its downside, which continues to suggest bitcoin is amongst the best of current investments that anyone can make (is available to anyone with lesser barriers to entrance in comparison to other kinds of investment possibilities -  and sure there are some learning investment barriers that anyone will have to try to figure out in terms of their own personal circumstances).


This is a dilemma that each person has, and it seems to me that if you don't have enough bitcoin, then you have to keep stacking and you need to combine DCA, buying on dips and lump sum to the best of your abilities in accordance with your own circumstances which are considering your cashflow, how much bitcoin you have already accumulated, your other investments (including cash reserves), your view of bitcoin as compared with other investments, timeline, risk tolerance, and your time, skills, goals (investment/lifestyle targets, which includes figuring out the extent that you are in BTC accumulation, maintenance or liquidation stage) and your abilities to strategize, plan, research and learn along the way including tweaking strategies from time to time to consider trading, reallocating, use of leverage and/or financial instruments.

No one can tell you how to figure out each of your circumstances, including what are the likelihoods that the BTC price might dip or maybe we will never see lower prices ever again.. it is difficult to know, but it is still possible to be prepared for either (and both at the same time) scenario.


We are not talking about selling BTC in order to accumulate in this thread, and if your goal is to accumulate BTC, it is generally not a good idea to sell BTC in order to attempt to buy back lower.  If you are trying to accumulate BTC the better of strategies are to ongoingly buy it in various ways until you reach certain targets of high accumulation, profits and perhaps even having your shit together in regards to a variety of ways that you have value stored in a variety of places (I am not referring to having value in shitcoins)...

If you want to talk about fucking around with selling BTC to buy back lower (as if that were a good strategy.. I have my doubts), then take that nonsense somewhere else.. I know a lot of people engage in such gambling dumbness as if they were investing (and building wealth), but that's not what we are talking about in this thread.


You are correct that there are likely some strategies that MSTR/Saylor can employ that you are not able to employ until you have a sufficient diversification of assets and also cashflow too.

You might be able to still employ similar strategies as MSTR/Saylor, but surely it tends to not be a good idea (or even necessary) to employ even close to as much leverage as MSTR/Saylor seem to be employing in order to be successful, and one of the great advantages of bitcoin continues to be that it is such a great asymmetric bet to the upside that you really don't even need to employ a lot of capital in order to potentially profit stupendously from investing into it..  Of course, the more aggressive you are (without over doing it), then the better that your asymmetric bet to the upside has potential to pay off.. .. but each person has to be careful not to overstep his/her own personal boundaries in terms of making sure that s/he has enough money to cover all expenses, including emergency expenses, and sure some people might choose to deprive themselves of various pleasures because they want to be somewhat aggressive in their bitcoin investment amounts, but they also might find themselves regretting their level of sacrifice in the event that bitcoin does not end up performing as well as they had been hoping it to perform - because of course, even though there is an asymmetric bet to the upside in regards to BTC investing, the outcome of UPwardly movement (whether talking short, medium or long term) is not guaranteed.


Thanks for clarifying.   That sounds like a pretty strong, reasonable and prudent strategy. 

For example, as cash is coming in, sometimes there can be times in which we might have $300 per month extra coming in (that we are able to invest into bitcoin and that we can differ investing it right away), and then all of a sudden one month, there might end up coming in an additional $3k that comes in, and then we might be faced with a kind of dilemma in regards to how to allocate that extra income that came in that we had not expected.  So there might be ways that we try to be flexible in order to account for some new circumstances, and maybe when the extra money comes in, we might end up dividing that money into various parts rather than just employing it into one category, and the three parts that I like to think about in terms of how to divide such money in regards to possible bitcoin purchases are:  DCA, buying on dips and lump sum... we could divide the extra $3k into 1/3 each.. $1k for each category. .or we could allocate however we believe better helps our own particulars that might not end up being 1/3 each but instead weighted in one area or another that we might have believed that we had been previously deficient in terms of our own bitcoin or fiat allocations.


Fair enough.  So of course, each of us should realize that the BTC price might fall below $30k, but it might not.. and it may never again fall below $30k.. we have to be prepared for either scenario and of course give the scenarios the weight that we believe is most appropriate to our view of matters, and none of us is going to be 100% correct, and maybe we do not need to be 100% correct, if we design our own set ups in such a way that we really do not need to be correct, and there are thresholds that cause us to buy or cause us to engage in other tactics, such as allowing our fiat to build up.. just like you mentioned..

I just gave this example, that companies with big money can afford to make even such blunders and still be able to form a good average purchase price.

If I did the same, then a small investor like me would most likely be in a much worse situation than Sailor with a Microstrategy, which is why I try to devote a lot of time to analysis and determine for myself the levels up to which I can buy to get maximum profit.


When the price exceeds 30k I continue to accumulate capital that can be used to buy again in case of a correction if the price of bitcoin falls again. If it doesn't, then I will continue to raise capital for further investment, possibly for the next bear market. I assume that the next bear market may not be soon, and perhaps it will be significantly higher than the current levels, but I chose this strategy, I hope it turns out to be correct. I do not rule out that I can change something, but I'm used to not changing initially strategies.

This is definitely a reason to think, maybe if we spend a very long period in the current range and I accumulate a good capital during this time and see that bitcoin is still in a flat, then I will understand that there is still an accumulation phase, after which bitcoin will definitely grow, then I will decide to buy more bitcoin.

Not so long ago, the price had already exceeded 30k and I was just saving money, but after that a correction followed and I continued to buy. I do not rule out that this may happen again in the near future.

Current Bitcoin price on $30,400 and seems its lower or dip price from bitcoin left 2023 before halving time? I am still confused for investing in bitcoin right now or waiting with another dip come because last several days looks Bitcoin can stable price. Not easy for analyzing when bitcoin price dip for holding until raise to higher price, many outside factor can make bitcoin suddenly up and down make us worth for scalping buy the dip then hold and sell later when price up.

Possibility or not for Bitcoin return back below $30,000 due halving time almost close, I don't have ideas what have to do right now between reinvesting or sell and buy back later when bitcoin has chance back to lower price.

Or probably another good strategy is to have a seperate wallet for your long term, major investment and another wallet for your short term, minor investments. Because it would be such a waste of opportunity when the market start surging up to a price point where it makes the entry not matter much. IE if you bought some Bitcoins at $35,000 and the price went to $135,000.

You would be thinking that you probably should have taken the opportunity if you had the exrra money in your savings account.

Wise spending and high profit investment strategy for you to buy only below 30k. With this strategy,you will be  limited to accumulate your target investment portfolio faster compare to someone that is using DCA method and buying in dip because whatever financial status he find himself,either with steady cash inflow or monthly or not. Do you mean that if you have a good business that gives you good profit,you will only rely on buying as you planned ? I believe that a time might come in the near future when bitcoin price dip will be above 30k,i.e it will never get to 30k before it will pump back maybe in 10yrs time,are you not going to increase the price of your buying price range. Try and look at it from the other side that as long as you still have plans to reach your target bitcoin portfolio investment that you should use different methods to keep on accumulating your bitcoin based on the rate of cash inflow at that moment. However buying dip is the most profitable strategy from my own understanding but it is a slow method compare to using both dca and buying dip,as long as you have other means of survival.

Try to understand the title, I think if you already understand the title of this topic, of course you won't be talking about trader skills here. Because the buyers on the dip are the brave ones who will better hold and store the coins they buy on the dip without rushing to sell them back. But if you are a trader who is not used to storing coins or rather Bitcoins, it seems you need another topic for a broader understanding and not just about buying at dips.

It is a pattern of strategy that must be thought of early on.  where when the price drops, let's say the price drops more aggressively than the existing influences, whether it's a war or a fall such as FTX or Terra Luna which has quite a big impact on market movement situations, then that's when we will move to buy with the reserve funds that we have prepared early on. May happen in the future or not but for sure we have to have a strong budget stock in case of something like that.

Indeed, in the last 10 years we have seen many big impacts that have prevented Bitcoin from moving forward, both from the government or the Fud, where they developed a neater strategy to bring down the price of Bitcoin. But also in the last 10 years we have seen that Bitcoin is too strong and is able to return significant price strength year after year. Therefore we are not too worried about strange things and we will always be ready to take advantage of this opportunity to buy Bitcoin within the capabilities of our budget. Well one other thing there is no aggressive plan for us in accumulating Bitcoin because the budget must be adjusted according to the level of needs in daily life and the level of the budget that must be used to invest.

I totally agree with your Closing statement in this case, the chance is only 0.1%. Bitcoin has survived for more than a decade, of course through fluctuating price ups and downs and shaking all of our stances. But we haven't seen the price touch near zero yet. If we assume on the basis of these facts, then we can be sure that Bitcoin can be one of the digital assets for long-term investment, as well as other Crypto assets.

We also have to return to our personal investment strategy beliefs, meaning we have to be really wise in receiving information around, and we only need to update the risk management framework so that we are not affected by media framing in any form, such as Bitcoin regulation in a certain country. .

Very well said indah rezqi.  It is possible to prepare for both (either) BTC price directions at the same time and even extremes, including that we should be putting less preparations into lower probability events, even though we should attempt to prepare for even extremes and what we consider to be lower probability events, and a lot of people seem to have difficulties with those kinds of ideas that allow for the preparation for a large number of scenarios, including what we consider to be lower probability events while at the same time, not overly focusing or preparing for such lower probability events.


Fuck shitcoins.  We are only talking about bitcoin in this thread.  

All other coins have decently high odds of going to zero, so you cannot use the same kinds of investment strategies when dealing with shitcoin (including all altcoins, ethereum or whatever happens to be your other favorite shitcoin).. and sure if you want to debate about the value of shitcoins or which shitcoin might be less shitty, then you need to take that to some other thread.. because there are some shitcoin believers, even in this forum, and they have threads for their discussions regarding which shitcoin is less shitty.


You may be correct, but you may have blinders on.

There is a non-zero chance that bitcoin could go to zero, and surely it is not easy to figure out how high of odds that should be, but we also have the Lindy effect going on with bitcoin, which also contributes to its likely ongoing continuance to exist and that it becomes less likely to go to zero the longer that it exists.

Like seriously the thought of bitcoin ever going to zero value has never crossed my mind and I never spear anytime to create thought on that but based on my experience and knowledge of such revolutionized tool like bitcoin and the internet point to the zero chance of them getting into zero value and becoming unattractive to users and that have been my baseline for continues bitcoin investment,  although there are constant price volatilities in the price of bitcoin and we have experienced were the price of bitcoin dropped in significant proportion but not up to the leave of becoming zero and in the last 10 years since Bitcoin came into existence,  there has not been a recording of such dump and that is what makes Bitcoin stand out from other shitcoin in the cryptocurrency market today.
 
Given that bitcoin is designed to increase in value in the long term due to its circulation reductions during each halving,  it becomes impossible to see such opposite development such as it becoming unattractive and valueless in the long term.

Easy to say buying dip by top coins but It's not to easy way. You have to extraordinary idea about crypto for buying dip and sold out high. Every top coins has there own power price so how i gonna to taken zero value? So maybe best idea to make trade sylow by top coins but for that you have to skills smart trader.

When the probability of a bitcoin price going to zero or worthless is very low, then maximize your chances. Agree or not, many of us expect these investments to provide great returns in the long term due to their high price volatility. Supply and demand are impacted by strong fundamentals like halves and other support from whales, so when we worry too much about low probabilities it will ultimately affect your decisions and plans in the long term.

It's just that, you still need to pay attention and consider the risks. Pushing yourself too hard to maximize investment opportunities is also not good, because indirectly you may have neglected your responsibility for other needs. Set aside a few percent for your needs, it is also meant that you don't change your investment plan too much in the middle of the road. For example, have a reserve budget.

In the end, you seem to be assigning higher odds than me that bitcoin could go to zero, but hey, I am not even confident in my own method of assigning any kind of a tangible number and trying to figure out potential attack vectors (or reasons that bitcoin might go to zero), and I am not even sure if it is necessary to outline a variety of scenarios beyond acknowledging that there is some kind of a non-zero chance that bitcoin could end up either going to zero or even going into a kind of marginal status that it does not continue to attract value to it.. beyond a niche group of people.

Personally I also think the risk regarding bitcoin which will return to zero and I make sure everyone also thinks the same as the discussion that took place. But when talking about bitcoin there may be some beliefs that can lead someone to ignore the condition of fear that bitcoin will return to zero. For example, the limited supply and resilience of bitcoin in times of recession and inflation when Covid-19 hit, maybe this is only a small relationship from the process of my individual belief in fears of bitcoin risk returning to zero. But my instincts tell me this is not possible given the various power considerations that are in the journey of bitcoin and also not separated from the process of supply and demand, although sometimes the panic process that occurs can cause bitcoin to correct very badly.

Vice versa regarding people's concerns about regulatory limits that might continue to be developed by the government to make bitcoin an asset that does not have long-term resilience and various issues that are developed are packaged in a systematic and measurable manner by them. El Salvador has thwarted the government's mindset of overly worrying to bitcoin's future journey. So my personal assumption for bitcoin going back to zero is a 0.1% chance in the long term.