Topic: Buy the DIP, and HODL! - page 551. (Read 122846 times)

I’m stupid, and a bad “trader”. There was no need for me to be specialized in “technical-analysis” to buy the dip. I simply saved some of my monthly salary, zoomed out, and waited. I was also very lucky.


Because of the mini-crash, September will not be negative.

Agreed with you. No one can able to say what is the exactly Dip price is. But with the help of Technical analysis, we can predict a  level and can ably make our decision. So technical analysis is very important when people want to make an investment decision. Investment in Bitcoin is really profitable there is no doubt. But the condition is you need to buy it for a long time. In the long run, Bitcoin will give a good return.

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Take a look at Bitcoin Monthly Returns(%)

Fuck shitcoins.

We are not talking about shitcoins in this thread...especially when it comes to the concept of HODL.  Do you really believe that there is any such shitcoin that you would HODL?  Don't answer that... it's not relevant here, even if you might come to such nonsense conclusion.

usually when the price of bitcoin or altcoin is on a decline, I will try to place an order at several different prices and I think it is quite effective for those of us who don't know how much the price decline is likely to be, and even from some of the altcoin portfolios that I trade on the market , I even got some of them at the lowest prices when ordering prices in spot trading, so obviously this will be profitable and can also cover the losses of some of the altcoins that I bought at a slightly high price before.

Several times in this thread, I have asserted that I personally believe that buying the dip is at best a supplemental strategy, and amongst the best of strategies for accumulating bitcoin is Dollar cost averaging (DCA).. and of course, if any of us figure out a DCA strategy, then hopefully we are both analyzing and figuring out our cashflow, and also creating target BTC accumulation goals.. that could well take a long time to reach if we are a young investor and just beginning to build our investment portfolio... so in that regard, both lump sum and buying on dip are methods that supplement DCA strategies that also involve assessment and tailorizing to our own personal circumstances that should include figuring out our cashflow, our other investment, our view of bitcoin compared with other investments, our timeline, risk tolerance and our time, skills and abilities to plan, learn and tweak our strategies along the way.

It is easy to say that ""Buy the dip" but it is nearly impossible to know what the dip price is. We are just making our predictions and acting according to it. And we hope that we invested in at the right time. But of course, you don't need to care about what dip level could be too. You can just make an investment any time you want and start waiting for a long term.

Fair enough.

I will point out that this people is not in denial, even though each people may well give differing weight to which factors are relevant and how much probability to assign to future events that have not happened yet.

Thus a chart can show us the past - and seems to me that the most of convincing BTC price prediction models are 1) stock to flow, 2) four-year fractal and 3) exponential s-curve adoption based on network effects and metcalfe principles - but even those models do not tell us about details or short-term momentum or manipulation, but they still tell us likely what direction bitcoin prices are likely going in the future.. even if far from guaranteed.

The use of other various models or indicators or even showing some moving averages will show trends averaged out that are averaged out so if there is a sudden change in BTC's price in the short term, the average will take a while to catch up, especially the more data that it attempts to capture in the average.  Also does not guarantee that the averages will continue to go up merely because historically they had been going up.

Buy at a low price like now and hold it for the next few years is the right step we are doing now, from year to year the price of bitcoin continues to change and in the end the price of bitcoin will rise again over time, I think experience At the beginning of 2020 can be our benchmark for holding bitcoin for a long time, Bitcoin was at $8K In December 2020, and then the bitcoin price started to soar again and penetrated $20K and in the end for those who are patient to hold bitcoin get quite a profit when bitcoin breaks its highest price so far .
 So, I think we have nothing to fear to hold bitcoins as long as possible.

I have no “important knowledge”, I’m only illustrating what can simply be seen, and what’s obviously there. Chart patterns, the same as History, tend to repeat itself, and I believe it’s repeating itself again NOW. Although, many people are in denial.

If you have some kind of important knowledge regarding how those kinds of indicators might be helpful in some kind of way, you may need to explain a wee bit more better.

To the extent that anyone is considering philosophies of either buying the dip or dollar cost averaging, the buying the dip philosophy does require some kind of sense about either how much of a dip is enough to trigger BTC buys and also if some fiat should be kept aside in order to anticipate that some further dip could be coming.

Personally, I am not much of a fan of completely running out of fiat, even if there is some sense that all of the dip is already in, and so surely each of us are going to have tactics and strategies to attempt to deal with how much we might want to buy now versus having some cash just in case there is more dip.

Another dynamic remains that with the longer the passage of time with the BTC price in one place there would be a presumption that cashflows may well end up coming in, so then there might be anticipations about what portion of that to buy BTC right now at the current price versus how much to keep in case there is a further dip.

Open Bitcoin chart, and install 50-day SMA indicator. Go to 500 days AFTER the halving of 2016. Where is the price and 50-day SMA? THEN go to 500 days after the halving of 2020. Where is the price and 50-day SMA?

Buy the dip and?

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BUY THE DIP AND HODL.

This thread is not about "most of your assets," but instead about how to attempt to strategize in regards to accumulating and holding bitcoin.

Of course, deciding about how much to allocate to bitcoin may also depend somewhat regarding the performance of other assets that you may well hold and the extent to which you may want to consider allocating additional value into bitcoin or perhaps also shaving off some of your BTC allocation if you happen to be way too over-allocated into BTC.

Personally, I consider that it could take a whole hell of a long time for anyone who is in BTC accumulation stages to transition into either maintenance stages or liquidation stages, but of course, it could even be a dilemma determining when you have reached those later stages.. yet the subject matter of this thread does seem to apply way more to BTC HODLers/accumulators who have not quite yet reached those more advanced stages of their BTC investment.--- and for sure, none of the stages really are absolutes because they are going to overlap somewhat and individual circumstances are quite likely to determine assessments regarding if some kind of maintenance (rather than accumulation and HODL) strategies might be acceptable at various price points along the way in what seem to be largely 4 year bitcoin price cycles (those 4-year price cycles are not guaranteed, either).

I believe that holding is the best strategy. Most of my assets are also in bloody red but it doesn’t affect me too much, its a normal cycle and just temporary so why you fell worry?  We really need a lot of patience to keep holding. Just remember that if you can be good holder then will definitely gain.

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Bitcoin ready to surge to a new ATH. Did you sell the dip, or buy the dip, or did you DCA? Listen to your Uncle JJG. Many many years from now, you will either regret that you didn’t listen, or you can proudly tell your grandchildren how you had fun becoming rich by HODLing and shitposting.

Who said we should spot the “lowest price”? We only need to know that it’s a bear market, and that it’s within a “radius” of prices. Remember the people who always annoyed everyone in the forum to buy Bitcoin with everything they possibly can under $10,000? Then $15,000? Then under 2017’s ATH?

I personally believe that it is nearly impossible to really time the dip in any kind of maximum or close to maximum way, so the best that you can do is to just buy at various dip intervals that are comfortable for you. 

Another risk of trying to buy only on BIG dips is that there might be an inadequate practice of preparing for UP, so someone planning to buy only on dips of certain magnitudes (let's say greater than 15% or something like that), he may well miss out on profits from UP.

Of course, each of us should be attempting to find our own comfort levels in terms of our BTC accumulation strategies both in terms of how much BTC that we want to accumulate and what methods that we want to use to accumulate those BTC, including considering what time period that we would like to accumulate such BTC.   The three main accumulation strategies are lump sum investing, DCA, and buying on dips.

If we are in a bear market, then there would likely be less of a rush to accumulate BTC, but we cannot always know if we are in a bear market as well....

I wish it's easy for everyone of us to spot the lowest price. Since that's the cycle, would this mean that we will soon see a long bear period since the market is still bullish until now? We saw bitcoin dip at $28k, but that was not brought by a long bear market, it's just a short correction that resulted in an easy bounce-back of price.

Those “dip levels” are there during bear markets, but many people don’t take those golden opportunities to buy. Open a Bitcoin chart and zoom out to the maximum. Do you see it? We are given two years in every cycle to buy the lowest or near-lowest dip for that cycle.