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jr. member
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April 22, 2024, 06:36:03 AM
The dropped in Bitcoin price was largely expected as it usually happens before the halving.
You may be more concerned because various surveys and financial institutions have expressed this concern, such as JPMorgan.

So I think rather than being concerned here, stay in holding more with patience and tolerance. Some investors prefer to buy Bitcoin at the bottom price in this case the psychological side affects. Desperation acts among them when prices fall or expect more bottom prices. But at this time every investors should be more focused on holding, continuing to buy the dips and DCA.


The latest ATH was mainly because of ETF's and what we see from past is that halving doesn't have any impact on price of Bitcoin immediately. If you are looking for effect of halving then you have to wait for a year or more. Since this thread is mainly about buying the dip and HODL, so it's ideal time to be bullish on buying Bitcoin. Those who don't have adequate Bitcoins must take dip's as an opportunity to buy more Bitcoins. If price go beyond 60k then one must buy more Bitcoin's rather then getting worried about price drop.

That's absolutely true, many people who are new to bitcoin who hasn't actually witnessed bitcoin halving might be thinking that the halving used to have an immediate impact on bitcoin. I guess some are disappointed right now that what they thought about the immediate impact of the halving on bitcoin wasn't the way they expected. I know many of them might be tempted to sell back because what they are seeing now is not what they thought would happen. But they have to keep holding and rely on bitcoin past history. But anyone who is tempted to sell off because he/she was thinking that immediately after the halving they will see immediate impact will definitely regret doing that 6 months to 1year from now.
In fact, investors did not get the expected DIP price from this halving - they may have expected a lower price. Increasingly responsible for the demand for BTC and its holdings. But you should take an experience from this that how important it is to accumulate BTC especially for beginners. Older investors weren't tempted to dump their stacked BTC because they knew the price would go much higher, so they were eager to buy more and are still buying.

In my opinion the price of BTC will continue to rise based on current demand and not just past experience - I wouldn't be at all surprised if the price touches $100k in the next 3 months as BTC market depth suggests this is positive. No investor can be tempted to sell BTC in this market.
hero member
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April 22, 2024, 06:32:44 AM
I don't know if we can figure out BTC's short term price direction merely from looking at a chart, yet sometimes there is seemingly momentum with very little reprieve, yet we cannot really determine at what point the momentum is going to switch over to the other direction.

But yeah of course, we had right around a 19% correction from the $73,794 top from March 13th to our $59,629 bottom from a few days ago.. . but we cannot really know if the correction is done, even though yeah, buys who are buying the dip should not have any problem in recognizing a dip, and anything greater than a 10% dip seems to be o.k.. so maybe there could have been some extra buys at 10% dip, 15% dip and then 17-19% dip, and it may well be difficult to catch the exact bottom, and so now we are back to ONLY around 12%-ish dip if you can see the current prices right around $65k...

So guys who had been accumulating BTC for longer might have some luxuries in terms of trying to strategize various dip points that they might buy more BTC, but guys who are pretty new to bitcoin are better off to just be buying regularly and not stressing themselves out about details regarding how much dip there has been, except maybe to feel some pleasure that since they are a low coiner (or that they are feeling that they are in their earliest of BTC accumulation stages) that they are able to buy some BTC as prices are dipping rather than chasing the BTC prices up, which surely guys who have even been buying in the last 18 months or so have mostly been experiencing BTC prices going up for their whole time in bitcoin, so if they are ongoingly trying to accumulate bitcoin, the extra cashflow from work probably does not feel like enough to really be able to stack a lot of sats (BTC) in the last 18 months or so, even though overall their BTC holdings are in profits, so it feels good, but they still likely do not even have very many BTC if they have been mostly relying on their extra cashflow, even if they have been attempting to stack somewhat aggressively for that whole time (which likely they have not since so many guys were too scared as fuck to be aggressively stacking in late 2022 and even during most of 2023, when they should have had been stacking aggressively, they were mostly scared.. sure not everyone, but most).
Interesting conversation here. Even looking at the charts it's difficult to time the market for buys and sells which is why it is not advisable to sit and time the market because we may never get to catch the market at the right tip. At least it's easy to say that we should have bought Bitcoin since the price went down 10% - 15% below the ATH, but we should try to think into the future. Image the price has dropped a little bit now how do we know if it's not going lower than it is now or has started going higher since the halving has ended? Let's take instances from the last bull run, almost everyone thought 70k was going to hit 100k and stop there. Unfortunately, most persons were caught out of the ride when it started dropping almost to 60k then they switched minds thinking it was a temporary dip and that will go back up within that week so they lost more. What am trying to say is even the most experienced investor lost profits more often. This is why it's always good to not follow the market the way it looks, a minor dip might end up being a bullish trend afterward. Holding long is the only solution now. Timing the market is a bad idea!

At this particular point, I really don't think it's logical to be timing the market now because as an investor that we are, our primary concern now should have been how much Bitcoin can we accumulate, so as not to be left behind? So if we decide to be timing the market, it's a complete waste of time, because the bull run can start anytime and you will start feeling regret for not buying and accumulating now that is the best time to buy, so in order not to be in that kind of space, it's best we utilize this opportunity by accumulating more Bitcoin through the DCA method regardless of the current price now, because the amount of Bitcoin in your possession will definitely define how profitable you are going be, during the bull season, and another thing we should not forget is, we should only be thinking long term, because it's only a long term holder will definitely reap the full dividend of his or her holdings.

Many got afraid for thinking that this is already the peak but they forgot to realize that what they said their intention here is to hold for long term. If they are afraid to buy now then this mean that they are not really prepared to hold bitcoin for long term since what they are seeing its current value and they afraid to see a dump since it will affect them so bad. Maybe those people are for trading so maybe for that they should follow their guts rather than gaining a lot of stress for thinking on everything they are not sure especially on their goals. And comeback later on their plan to hold once they learn on how to execute their plan to hold for long term.

Also people need to know that there's nothing wrong to take a profit at this current situation since its normal for investor to take something when they need it. What's important is there's still a balance left so they would not missed another good opportunity that they could able to earn once same good situation will happen and bitcoin price would pump again then reach for another new ATH.
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April 22, 2024, 06:02:43 AM
I don't know if we can figure out BTC's short term price direction merely from looking at a chart, yet sometimes there is seemingly momentum with very little reprieve, yet we cannot really determine at what point the momentum is going to switch over to the other direction.

But yeah of course, we had right around a 19% correction from the $73,794 top from March 13th to our $59,629 bottom from a few days ago.. . but we cannot really know if the correction is done, even though yeah, buys who are buying the dip should not have any problem in recognizing a dip, and anything greater than a 10% dip seems to be o.k.. so maybe there could have been some extra buys at 10% dip, 15% dip and then 17-19% dip, and it may well be difficult to catch the exact bottom, and so now we are back to ONLY around 12%-ish dip if you can see the current prices right around $65k...

So guys who had been accumulating BTC for longer might have some luxuries in terms of trying to strategize various dip points that they might buy more BTC, but guys who are pretty new to bitcoin are better off to just be buying regularly and not stressing themselves out about details regarding how much dip there has been, except maybe to feel some pleasure that since they are a low coiner (or that they are feeling that they are in their earliest of BTC accumulation stages) that they are able to buy some BTC as prices are dipping rather than chasing the BTC prices up, which surely guys who have even been buying in the last 18 months or so have mostly been experiencing BTC prices going up for their whole time in bitcoin, so if they are ongoingly trying to accumulate bitcoin, the extra cashflow from work probably does not feel like enough to really be able to stack a lot of sats (BTC) in the last 18 months or so, even though overall their BTC holdings are in profits, so it feels good, but they still likely do not even have very many BTC if they have been mostly relying on their extra cashflow, even if they have been attempting to stack somewhat aggressively for that whole time (which likely they have not since so many guys were too scared as fuck to be aggressively stacking in late 2022 and even during most of 2023, when they should have had been stacking aggressively, they were mostly scared.. sure not everyone, but most).
Interesting conversation here. Even looking at the charts it's difficult to time the market for buys and sells which is why it is not advisable to sit and time the market because we may never get to catch the market at the right tip. At least it's easy to say that we should have bought Bitcoin since the price went down 10% - 15% below the ATH, but we should try to think into the future. Image the price has dropped a little bit now how do we know if it's not going lower than it is now or has started going higher since the halving has ended? Let's take instances from the last bull run, almost everyone thought 70k was going to hit 100k and stop there. Unfortunately, most persons were caught out of the ride when it started dropping almost to 60k then they switched minds thinking it was a temporary dip and that will go back up within that week so they lost more. What am trying to say is even the most experienced investor lost profits more often. This is why it's always good to not follow the market the way it looks, a minor dip might end up being a bullish trend afterward. Holding long is the only solution now. Timing the market is a bad idea!

At this particular point, I really don't think it's logical to be timing the market now because as an investor that we are, our primary concern now should have been how much Bitcoin can we accumulate, so as not to be left behind? So if we decide to be timing the market, it's a complete waste of time, because the bull run can start anytime and you will start feeling regret for not buying and accumulating now that is the best time to buy, so in order not to be in that kind of space, it's best we utilize this opportunity by accumulating more Bitcoin through the DCA method regardless of the current price now, because the amount of Bitcoin in your possession will definitely define how profitable you are going be, during the bull season, and another thing we should not forget is, we should only be thinking long term, because it's only a long term holder will definitely reap the full dividend of his or her holdings.
hero member
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April 22, 2024, 05:35:40 AM
Many newbies even thought that it's a deflationary currency, not a fixed-supply and currently still a inflationary currency that halves the inflation every four years.

The newbies who "got disappointed" because nothing happened immediately after the halving, should learn the hard way. - That by selling at the current price "in disappointment", they will FOMO again during a surge to $100,000 giving them less units in Bitcoin.
Halving is often associated with a surprise price that will increase many times over and that is the dream of Bitcoin holders, not just beginners but everyone. If you look at 2022 when bitcoin falls to $15k and in 2024 it rises to $73k of course the increase has already occurred many times over and they have to measure it to be a definite comparison in what they expect.

In this halving it may be a little unique because at the time of the halving we were hit by war between Iran and Israel but the price of Bitcoin was still strong enough to stay at $60k so my assumption is that when the war ends we will see a lot of money going into BTC which will make the price Bitcoin will rise again and continue to print a new ATH.

Holding is an action that must be maintained, therefore do not cash out if there is no urgent need for our living needs.
sr. member
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April 22, 2024, 03:03:03 AM
I don't know if we can figure out BTC's short term price direction merely from looking at a chart, yet sometimes there is seemingly momentum with very little reprieve, yet we cannot really determine at what point the momentum is going to switch over to the other direction.

But yeah of course, we had right around a 19% correction from the $73,794 top from March 13th to our $59,629 bottom from a few days ago.. . but we cannot really know if the correction is done, even though yeah, buys who are buying the dip should not have any problem in recognizing a dip, and anything greater than a 10% dip seems to be o.k.. so maybe there could have been some extra buys at 10% dip, 15% dip and then 17-19% dip, and it may well be difficult to catch the exact bottom, and so now we are back to ONLY around 12%-ish dip if you can see the current prices right around $65k...

So guys who had been accumulating BTC for longer might have some luxuries in terms of trying to strategize various dip points that they might buy more BTC, but guys who are pretty new to bitcoin are better off to just be buying regularly and not stressing themselves out about details regarding how much dip there has been, except maybe to feel some pleasure that since they are a low coiner (or that they are feeling that they are in their earliest of BTC accumulation stages) that they are able to buy some BTC as prices are dipping rather than chasing the BTC prices up, which surely guys who have even been buying in the last 18 months or so have mostly been experiencing BTC prices going up for their whole time in bitcoin, so if they are ongoingly trying to accumulate bitcoin, the extra cashflow from work probably does not feel like enough to really be able to stack a lot of sats (BTC) in the last 18 months or so, even though overall their BTC holdings are in profits, so it feels good, but they still likely do not even have very many BTC if they have been mostly relying on their extra cashflow, even if they have been attempting to stack somewhat aggressively for that whole time (which likely they have not since so many guys were too scared as fuck to be aggressively stacking in late 2022 and even during most of 2023, when they should have had been stacking aggressively, they were mostly scared.. sure not everyone, but most).
Interesting conversation here. Even looking at the charts it's difficult to time the market for buys and sells which is why it is not advisable to sit and time the market because we may never get to catch the market at the right tip. At least it's easy to say that we should have bought Bitcoin since the price went down 10% - 15% below the ATH, but we should try to think into the future. Image the price has dropped a little bit now how do we know if it's not going lower than it is now or has started going higher since the halving has ended? Let's take instances from the last bull run, almost everyone thought 70k was going to hit 100k and stop there. Unfortunately, most persons were caught out of the ride when it started dropping almost to 60k then they switched minds thinking it was a temporary dip and that will go back up within that week so they lost more. What am trying to say is even the most experienced investor lost profits more often. This is why it's always good to not follow the market the way it looks, a minor dip might end up being a bullish trend afterward. Holding long is the only solution now. Timing the market is a bad idea!
Yea, it is hard to time the market, and I don't think anyone timing the market is the best way for a new beginner to start with. Just as mentioned above by JJG, such new investors should just continue buying to make sure that they are able to build their bitcoin portfolio to a certain height before it is too late using the DCA method, which gives new investors and low coiner the advantage to buy bitcoin irrespective of the price. Any investor that could not buy bitcoin in late 2022 and 2023, before th month of October, will be regretting now that he has missed a good opportunity to buy at the dip then.

Whereas may be they were waiting for a more dip, and it turns out to be that we might not see such price range anymore, till maybe after this circle is over in the next bear market. With the current price of bitcoin, it is not too expensive to start buying or continue buying using DCA method because we may or may not see bitcoin price lower than this since the halving event have taken price. In few months the price of bitcoin will skyrocket, and might become too expensive for those that have not bought now, and that is why we need to take advantage of the price now and fill up your bags.
legendary
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April 22, 2024, 02:29:49 AM
The dropped in Bitcoin price was largely expected as it usually happens before the halving.
You may be more concerned because various surveys and financial institutions have expressed this concern, such as JPMorgan.

So I think rather than being concerned here, stay in holding more with patience and tolerance. Some investors prefer to buy Bitcoin at the bottom price in this case the psychological side affects. Desperation acts among them when prices fall or expect more bottom prices. But at this time every investors should be more focused on holding, continuing to buy the dips and DCA.


The latest ATH was mainly because of ETF's and what we see from past is that halving doesn't have any impact on price of Bitcoin immediately. If you are looking for effect of halving then you have to wait for a year or more. Since this thread is mainly about buying the dip and HODL, so it's ideal time to be bullish on buying Bitcoin. Those who don't have adequate Bitcoins must take dip's as an opportunity to buy more Bitcoins. If price go beyond 60k then one must buy more Bitcoin's rather then getting worried about price drop.


That's absolutely true, many people who are new to bitcoin who hasn't actually witnessed bitcoin halving might be thinking that the halving used to have an immediate impact on bitcoin. I guess some are disappointed right now that what they thought about the immediate impact of the halving on bitcoin wasn't the way they expected. I know many of them might be tempted to sell back because what they are seeing now is not what they thought would happen. But they have to keep holding and rely on bitcoin past history. But anyone who is tempted to sell off because he/she was thinking that immediately after the halving they will see immediate impact will definitely regret doing that 6 months to 1year from now.


Many newbies even thought that it's a deflationary currency, not a fixed-supply and currently still an inflationary currency that halves the emmission every four years.

The newbies who "got disappointed" because nothing happened immediately after the halving, should learn the hard way. - That by selling at the current price "in disappointment", they will FOMO again during a surge to $100,000 giving them less units in Bitcoin.
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April 22, 2024, 01:48:57 AM
The dropped in Bitcoin price was largely expected as it usually happens before the halving.
You may be more concerned because various surveys and financial institutions have expressed this concern, such as JPMorgan.

So I think rather than being concerned here, stay in holding more with patience and tolerance. Some investors prefer to buy Bitcoin at the bottom price in this case the psychological side affects. Desperation acts among them when prices fall or expect more bottom prices. But at this time every investors should be more focused on holding, continuing to buy the dips and DCA.


The latest ATH was mainly because of ETF's and what we see from past is that halving doesn't have any impact on price of Bitcoin immediately. If you are looking for effect of halving then you have to wait for a year or more. Since this thread is mainly about buying the dip and HODL, so it's ideal time to be bullish on buying Bitcoin. Those who don't have adequate Bitcoins must take dip's as an opportunity to buy more Bitcoins. If price go beyond 60k then one must buy more Bitcoin's rather then getting worried about price drop.

That's absolutely true, many people who are new to bitcoin who hasn't actually witnessed bitcoin halving might be thinking that the halving used to have an immediate impact on bitcoin. I guess some are disappointed right now that what they thought about the immediate impact of the halving on bitcoin wasn't the way they expected. I know many of them might be tempted to sell back because what they are seeing now is not what they thought would happen. But they have to keep holding and rely on bitcoin past history. But anyone who is tempted to sell off because he/she was thinking that immediately after the halving they will see immediate impact will definitely regret doing that 6 months to 1year from now.
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April 21, 2024, 08:56:50 PM
I don't know if we can figure out BTC's short term price direction merely from looking at a chart, yet sometimes there is seemingly momentum with very little reprieve, yet we cannot really determine at what point the momentum is going to switch over to the other direction.

But yeah of course, we had right around a 19% correction from the $73,794 top from March 13th to our $59,629 bottom from a few days ago.. . but we cannot really know if the correction is done, even though yeah, buys who are buying the dip should not have any problem in recognizing a dip, and anything greater than a 10% dip seems to be o.k.. so maybe there could have been some extra buys at 10% dip, 15% dip and then 17-19% dip, and it may well be difficult to catch the exact bottom, and so now we are back to ONLY around 12%-ish dip if you can see the current prices right around $65k...

So guys who had been accumulating BTC for longer might have some luxuries in terms of trying to strategize various dip points that they might buy more BTC, but guys who are pretty new to bitcoin are better off to just be buying regularly and not stressing themselves out about details regarding how much dip there has been, except maybe to feel some pleasure that since they are a low coiner (or that they are feeling that they are in their earliest of BTC accumulation stages) that they are able to buy some BTC as prices are dipping rather than chasing the BTC prices up, which surely guys who have even been buying in the last 18 months or so have mostly been experiencing BTC prices going up for their whole time in bitcoin, so if they are ongoingly trying to accumulate bitcoin, the extra cashflow from work probably does not feel like enough to really be able to stack a lot of sats (BTC) in the last 18 months or so, even though overall their BTC holdings are in profits, so it feels good, but they still likely do not even have very many BTC if they have been mostly relying on their extra cashflow, even if they have been attempting to stack somewhat aggressively for that whole time (which likely they have not since so many guys were too scared as fuck to be aggressively stacking in late 2022 and even during most of 2023, when they should have had been stacking aggressively, they were mostly scared.. sure not everyone, but most).
Interesting conversation here. Even looking at the charts it's difficult to time the market for buys and sells which is why it is not advisable to sit and time the market because we may never get to catch the market at the right tip. At least it's easy to say that we should have bought Bitcoin since the price went down 10% - 15% below the ATH, but we should try to think into the future. Image the price has dropped a little bit now how do we know if it's not going lower than it is now or has started going higher since the halving has ended? Let's take instances from the last bull run, almost everyone thought 70k was going to hit 100k and stop there. Unfortunately, most persons were caught out of the ride when it started dropping almost to 60k then they switched minds thinking it was a temporary dip and that will go back up within that week so they lost more. What am trying to say is even the most experienced investor lost profits more often. This is why it's always good to not follow the market the way it looks, a minor dip might end up being a bullish trend afterward. Holding long is the only solution now. Timing the market is a bad idea!
legendary
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April 21, 2024, 03:47:26 PM
You don't seem to know how to read that website.  Essentially BTC's current spot price is almost double the 200-WMA, at 93.46% higher than the 200-WMA.   Spot price $65,086.  200-WMA $33,642  
I know how to read this graph. I made a mistake while writing it up. I should have write it that way, bitcoin spot price is $65k but 200 WMA is still very much down compared to spot price. I think that's the right way to write and I am still open for critics.

Hopefully, you know now, because that was a pretty BIG misrepresentation to say that BTC price was below the 200-WMA, when the exact opposite was true, and the BTC spot price is in the ballpark of 2x higher than the 200-WMA, which surely is not a bad place to be.. it is not overly high and it is not overly low.... yet the current BTC spot price is in the process of ongoingly pull up the 200-WMA.. at around $38 per day currently, and if the $38 per day were to continue at the same daily rate for the next year, then we would end up with about a 40% increase in the 200-WMA over the coming year.. however, one of the safe things about using the 200-WMA as a measure is that it is a lagging indicator.. even while it gives you some sense of long term trends and potential sustainability.  There are no guarantees that the 200-WMA will continue to go up, but so far the lowest its rate of going up has gotten down to right around 20% annualized for the period of June 2022 until October 2023, and that has been its lowest upwardly inclined rate so far in bitcoin's life.

The 200-WMA shows what the average price for bitcoin was over the last 4 years, which is mostly considered a bottom, which means spot price can go down to that price, which would be nearly a 50% price correction from the current price.

There were not very many periods in which BTC spot price was below the 200-WMA; however, it happened quite a bit between about June 2022 and October 2023.  The 200-WMA went up from about $22k to $28k during that period of time, but the spot BTC price spent quite a bit of time below the 200-WMA.. which was an unsual time in BTC's price history, so it shows that the bottom price can sometimes be breached.
So what does June 2022 to Oct 2023 period tells us?

It shows a bit of an unnormaly low period for BTC prices when measured using that kind of a 4 year average price, and we can see from the history that the BTC price had never gone below the 200-WMA, except for short spikes.. but during that June 2022 to October 2023 period the BTC price got as low as 35% below the 200-WMA for a short period at the peak of its lowest point.

Is that a good time to accumulate more Bitcoins?

Sure.. it could tell us to accumulate more and not to sell, and surely it is better to attempt to be ahead of these kinds of points so that you are not feeling desperate during times in which the BTC price is bouncing within ranges that are historically low.

We cannot completely know what to do, even though we can attempt to try to use history to our advantage, and hope that we are not choosing wrong in terms of how much we are investing or if we choose to change our level of aggressiveness based on any of the moving average indicators, including the 200-WMA.  

Of course it's not an ideal period if you are looking to sell few of your coins, better HODL and wait for spot price to go above 200 WMA. IMO, such periods are good time to gather more Bitcoins since the bottom price is breached.  

That seems to be the correct conclusion, so long as bitcoin continues to perform.. and surely we have a lot of craziness in recent times with what seems to be ongoing attacks on the ability of normal folks to use bitcoin for transacting, and including the ongoing flow of money into the bitcoin spot ETFs.    It is hard to say how much bitcoin's reputation and investment case can get damaged when so much money seems to be getting put into crappy aspects that are questionable whether anyone is making money in such process of keeping the onchain fees so persistently high, so it is costing those inscription/ordinal generating folks a lot of money to keep using the bitocoin blockchain in such way that increased just a couple of days ago at the time of the halvening with the introduction of Runes... .. so many folks are still watching how long the fees are going to stay so high and will there still be opportunities for the blockchain to be used for relatively normal transactions.. as I had many times been mentioning to members that they need to be careful in terms of their generating smaller UTXOs that might come unusable during times like this.. and so then there is either a need to wait until the fees come back down (and surely they should), or maybe figuring out other ways to transact with bitcoin, which might be acceptable, yet less preferable if many of us are forced into having to use solutions that overly rely upon 3rd parties in the custody or transacting of our coins..

You don't seem to know how to read that website.  Essentially BTC's current spot price is almost double the 200-WMA, at 93.46% higher than the 200-WMA.   Spot price $65,086.  200-WMA $33,642 
I know how to read this graph. I made a mistake while writing it up. I should have write it that way, bitcoin spot price is $65k but 200 WMA is still very much down compared to spot price. I think that's the right way to write and I am still open for critics.
Excellent! you have realised your mistake.
So what does June 2022 to Oct 2023 period tells us? Is that a good time to accumulate more Bitcoins? Of course it's not an ideal period if you are looking to sell few of your coins, better HODL and wait for spot price to go above 200 WMA. IMO, such periods are good time to gather more Bitcoins since the bottom price is breached. 
Apparently, it's obvious that during this period it is quite a good time to accumulate based on our goals or target. Although some investors would say it is not the perfect time, but no time is the perfect time.

The "perfect time" to accumulate bitcoin was yesterday, and the second most perfect time is today... ... hahahahahaha.. but you got the idea, which is getting started remains amongst the most important of things to do because it takes time to get a new thing added to your life (in this case accumulating bitcoin), including some needs to maybe figure out sourcing of the bitcoin and then figuring out budgeting matters and psychology matters..  and the longer that we get some organization and ideas in regards to our consideration of our 9 factors, then the better off we are going to be in terms of attempting to balancing how much BTC to attempt to accumulate and how to do it (including considering our goals in terms of dollars invested rather than ONLY considering BTC targets that surely are going to continue to be quite volatile in the coming 4-10 years or longer).

Looking at the chart it seems the price is at the bottom, buying aggressively can be allowed irrespective of the strategy we are using to accumulate the bitcoin.

I don't know if we can figure out BTC's short term price direction merely from looking at a chart, yet sometimes there is seemingly momentum with very little reprieve, yet we cannot really determine at what point the momentum is going to switch over to the other direction.

But yeah of course, we had right around a 19% correction from the $73,794 top from March 13th to our $59,629 bottom from a few days ago.. . but we cannot really know if the correction is done, even though yeah, buys who are buying the dip should not have any problem in recognizing a dip, and anything greater than a 10% dip seems to be o.k.. so maybe there could have been some extra buys at 10% dip, 15% dip and then 17-19% dip, and it may well be difficult to catch the exact bottom, and so now we are back to ONLY around 12%-ish dip if you can see the current prices right around $65k...

So guys who had been accumulating BTC for longer might have some luxuries in terms of trying to strategize various dip points that they might buy more BTC, but guys who are pretty new to bitcoin are better off to just be buying regularly and not stressing themselves out about details regarding how much dip there has been, except maybe to feel some pleasure that since they are a low coiner (or that they are feeling that they are in their earliest of BTC accumulation stages) that they are able to buy some BTC as prices are dipping rather than chasing the BTC prices up, which surely guys who have even been buying in the last 18 months or so have mostly been experiencing BTC prices going up for their whole time in bitcoin, so if they are ongoingly trying to accumulate bitcoin, the extra cashflow from work probably does not feel like enough to really be able to stack a lot of sats (BTC) in the last 18 months or so, even though overall their BTC holdings are in profits, so it feels good, but they still likely do not even have very many BTC if they have been mostly relying on their extra cashflow, even if they have been attempting to stack somewhat aggressively for that whole time (which likely they have not since so many guys were too scared as fuck to be aggressively stacking in late 2022 and even during most of 2023, when they should have had been stacking aggressively, they were mostly scared.. sure not everyone, but most).

Simply buy aggressively such that the price is below 200 WMA and buy through DCA when it's above the 200 WMA that's my honest opinion.

In the earliest years, the 200 WMA might not matter too much, except yeah sure there could be some attempts to moderate when extremes are in place.. so for sure when the BTC price is anywhere between 25% above the 200-WMA and as low as 35% below the 200-WMA, those should have had been signs of times to attempt to be even more aggressive in stacking sats than usual; however, on the other end, there can be points in which there could be concerns to stack less aggressively and maybe hold back more fiat for buying on dips, even if some small level of DCA might still be continued during those times, so in 2021, there were periods in which the BTC spot price got to be 3x to 6x higher than the 200-WMA.. and those ended up being tops; however, in earlier times, 2017 and 2013, there were periods that the spot BTC price was 10x to 14x to 17x higher than the 200-WMA, and so it can be difficult to know when the top is going to be in... but some of those ended up being tops, and you can plug in various dates and look at the history of the spot price and the 200-WMA on the site that we already cited.
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April 21, 2024, 02:59:51 PM
You don't seem to know how to read that website.  Essentially BTC's current spot price is almost double the 200-WMA, at 93.46% higher than the 200-WMA.   Spot price $65,086.  200-WMA $33,642 

I know how to read this graph. I made a mistake while writing it up. I should have write it that way, bitcoin spot price is $65k but 200 WMA is still very much down compared to spot price. I think that's the right way to write and I am still open for critics.
 
Excellent! you have realised your mistake.

So what does June 2022 to Oct 2023 period tells us? Is that a good time to accumulate more Bitcoins? Of course it's not an ideal period if you are looking to sell few of your coins, better HODL and wait for spot price to go above 200 WMA. IMO, such periods are good time to gather more Bitcoins since the bottom price is breached. 
Apparently, it's obvious that during this period it is quite a good time to accumulate based on our goals or target. Although some investors would say it is not the perfect time, but no time is the perfect time. Looking at the chart it seems the price is at the bottom, buying aggressively can be allowed irrespective of the strategy we are using to accumulate the bitcoin. Simply buy aggressively such that the price is below 200 WMA and buy through DCA when it's above the 200 WMA that's my honest opinion.
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April 21, 2024, 12:02:23 PM
You know most of these newbies investors don't really know much when it comes to bitcoin and altcoins. Some of these people depends on what people they see as experienced people tell them to do. This thing is common among the female newbie investors. I have come across many and they practically don't know anything and there are people out there taking advantage of such newbies who are willing to invest on any coins that are shilled to them. As a newbie who doesn't know the difference between bitcoin and altcoins, and you are surrounded by altcoins investors, you will think that altcoins is all there is out there. At this point if they tell that newbie investor that the altcoin is the bitcoin the person will believe and invest without knowing the difference and be thinking he/she has invested in bitcoin. Not everyone out there is knowledgeable like me and you

Well I will say the reason why such newbies are easily manipulated are due to the fact that they lack the habit to do their own personal research. Before jumping into any form of investment, just as they say you don't need any complex knowledge before investing in Bitcoin, just having the basic knowledge one is good to go in his Bitcoin accumulation journey.
I agree with you that they lack doing proper research is the reason why most newbies fall for cheap scam shitcoins. The one that baffles me most is after they are inform about bitcoin and the important, they go for shitcoins rather than investing in Bitcoin. Most at times they fall for such scam due to social media influencers promoting shitcoin and they gave it a thought of trial and landed themselves in buying shit. If only they can see the important of bitcoin from the beginning, they will know that the time they have wasted would have been used to invest more in bitcoin Instead of lavishing it in shitcoins. It is good to eviserge the ending from the beginning. That is what makes  you different from others. Successful people in Bitcoin usually know what they are doing because they have prove.

Most at time newbies are afraid of investing through DCA or buying the dip because hey feel bitcoin is too slow in growth or bitcoin is too expensive and that made them to invest is some sort of shit. Not knowing that a frequent DCA every week for 1month 2month 1 year to 15years or above would yeald a better result than looking for a quick money that is not even quick rather a quick way of lossing more fund.
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April 21, 2024, 11:11:42 AM
Is bitcoin falling right now? I don't think so because it's not a fall but just a small correction especially when the previous very large increase from $15k-$71k clearly had a very positive impact so it's quite natural that bitcoin is experiencing a correction now even with some unexpected conditions such as geopolitical problems that occur in several countries now affecting it still cannot be said to be a fall because corrections like this are always considered normal.

Right now we just have to focus on what to do because it is precisely with the market correction and the current decline in bitcoin that this is a good opportunity if indeed we consider the new ATH too expensive in terms of price then now that bitcoin is at $60k why not maximize it as best as possible.
I must say that bitcoin performance is really encouraging. In the past when there is any rumors of war, or any negative news bitcoin price were always heavily affected, but recently I have been observing that even with many uncertainties around the world, Missiles are being fired and Israel promising retaliation and all of that, bitcoin price haven't been badly affected like it usually do in the past. This is to prove to use that lots of investors are hodling instead of being paper hands like what we used to have in the past. This is telling us that there is a big price push that's coming very soon. A time is coming when we all will wish for bitcoin to get back to it's current price not but it will be too late.
In this case I do not want to say that the impact for bitcoin does not exist because after all by looking at what happened the impact is still there even though it is only small but on the other hand such things become a natural thing because let alone bitcoin which is only a small part, when the geopolitical impact occurs then all sectors even the global economy is also experiencing problems so don't be too surprised if the impact is also felt for bitcoin. But in this case that's not the point because in my opinion the impact is still there it's just that for now it's not suitable if it's said to be a fall because after all for now bitcoin is only experiencing a correction not a fall that really makes a loss especially with the increase that previously occurred plus a correction of only about $9k or $10k after an increase of more than $50k from the price of $15k some time ago it is not suitable if it is said to be a fall for bitcoin but indeed it could be a correction now to be used as a momentum for us to increase the portopolio that we have.
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April 21, 2024, 03:56:47 AM
You don't seem to know how to read that website.  Essentially BTC's current spot price is almost double the 200-WMA, at 93.46% higher than the 200-WMA.   Spot price $65,086.  200-WMA $33,642 

I know how to read this graph. I made a mistake while writing it up. I should have write it that way, bitcoin spot price is $65k but 200 WMA is still very much down compared to spot price. I think that's the right way to write and I am still open for critics.

The 200-WMA shows what the average price for bitcoin was over the last 4 years, which is mostly considered a bottom, which means spot price can go down to that price, which would be nearly a 50% price correction from the current price.

There were not very many periods in which BTC spot price was below the 200-WMA; however, it happened quite a bit between about June 2022 and October 2023.  The 200-WMA went up from about $22k to $28k during that period of time, but the spot BTC price spent quite a bit of time below the 200-WMA.. which was an unsual time in BTC's price history, so it shows that the bottom price can sometimes be breached.

So what does June 2022 to Oct 2023 period tells us? Is that a good time to accumulate more Bitcoins? Of course it's not an ideal period if you are looking to sell few of your coins, better HODL and wait for spot price to go above 200 WMA. IMO, such periods are good time to gather more Bitcoins since the bottom price is breached. 
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April 21, 2024, 02:22:07 AM
Those who play on shitcoins and make a profit are just the people who came in early and sold their coins when they rose high.
I think most of the focus here is on shitcoins and newbies mistake rather then the core subject of this thread which is about "Buying on Dips and HODL".

$65k price seems very high but it's still under 200 WMA (https://bitcoindata.science/withdrawal-strategy).

You don't seem to know how to read that website.  Essentially BTC's current spot price is almost double the 200-WMA, at 93.46% higher than the 200-WMA.   Spot price $65,086.  200-WMA $33,642 




Those who have adequate number of Bitcoins can continue buying Bitcoins in whatever manner they want even when price of Bitcoin is above $60k. People who are investing for long term and don't have adequate Bitcoins can go bullish in accumulating Bitcoins now since Bitcoin price will be levelled in the long run. That's what 200WMA price chart tells us.

The 200-WMA shows what the average price for bitcoin was over the last 4 years, which is mostly considered a bottom, which means spot price can go down to that price, which would be nearly a 50% price correction from the current price.

There were not very many periods in which BTC spot price was below the 200-WMA; however, it happened quite a bit between about June 2022 and October 2023.  The 200-WMA went up from about $22k to $28k during that period of time, but the spot BTC price spent quite a bit of time below the 200-WMA.. which was an unsual time in BTC's price history, so it shows that the bottom price can sometimes be breached.

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April 21, 2024, 01:40:36 AM
To me it's all hype, how many persons has really benefited from shitcoins aside their creators or the initial investors, I've hardly heard of anyone getting rich from shitcoins, so what is so attractive about it, people just prefer to follow the crowd and influencers than make proper individual research about shitcoin and do a good comparison themselves to bitcoin as an investment and that way we 2ont need to tell anyone what is right and wrong to do.

But the trick part is some persons are already too blind to see that the way and hope they put in shitcoins is just a slippery slope and woudl most likely fail them, what gain can one have holding a shitcoin.

Like you said its their decision to make and all we can do is advice them, but to show how blind people, we have been saying stay away from shitcoins especially if your just starting out your bitcoin investment and if you must use only up to 10% maximum for it since its just a gamble but yet people would still try to parade shitcoin as tho its a good asset or worth investing in and worst of all they don't realize that this is the worst place to post that nonsense, this thread is for bitcoin discussions alone and if anyone finds its hard to understand that he should go post all his shit in the altcoins section and what ever fate that's brings him in continuing with shitcoins is his/her choice and fault.
Those who play on shitcoins and make a profit are just the people who came in early and sold their coins when they rose high. After that, they will move on to other shitcoins, and it will be like that. Meanwhile, many people don't realize that they have failed to get shitcoins but still don't want to change direction by investing in Bitcoin.

These are the ones who still fail to make a profit from crypto, but somehow there are still many people who still try to find their luck from shitcoins. Maybe because of the appeal of shitcoins, many people say that shitcoins can provide high profits. But that was a mistake.

Meanwhile, if they realize their mistake, they will start investing in Bitcoin and try to learn more about it. They will try to use DCA, which has provided results for many people, including small investors. Enough with shitcoin if you can't find out more information and make your choice by choosing to invest in Bitcoin. It will provide huge benefits in the future.

If I get you correctly you are somehow contradicting everything but without involving myself in any discussion about shitcoins I will say that even if you feel that people who invest earlier on shitcoins makes some profits but I tell you it is a joke because I have a relative that bought shitcoin and the price rose but just within some hours, everything drop immediately without rising anymore and he lost almost everything so investing on these coins that have no future is needless and the risks has a higher chance of losing than gaining.

There's is no comparison between Bitcoin and all other coins because it is clear that Bitcoin have a promising future for those who choose to buy, hodl for a long term.
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April 21, 2024, 12:42:37 AM
Those who play on shitcoins and make a profit are just the people who came in early and sold their coins when they rose high.

I think most of the focus here is on shitcoins and newbies mistake rather then the core subject of this thread which is about "Buying on Dips and HODL".

$65k price seems very high but it's still under 200 WMA (https://bitcoindata.science/withdrawal-strategy). Those who have adequate number of Bitcoins can continue buying Bitcoins in whatever manner they want even when price of Bitcoin is above $60k. People who are investing for long term and don't have adequate Bitcoins can go bullish in accumulating Bitcoins now since Bitcoin price will be levelled in the long run. That's what 200WMA price chart tells us.
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April 20, 2024, 11:39:38 PM
To me it's all hype, how many persons has really benefited from shitcoins aside their creators or the initial investors, I've hardly heard of anyone getting rich from shitcoins, so what is so attractive about it, people just prefer to follow the crowd and influencers than make proper individual research about shitcoin and do a good comparison themselves to bitcoin as an investment and that way we 2ont need to tell anyone what is right and wrong to do.

But the trick part is some persons are already too blind to see that the way and hope they put in shitcoins is just a slippery slope and woudl most likely fail them, what gain can one have holding a shitcoin.

Like you said its their decision to make and all we can do is advice them, but to show how blind people, we have been saying stay away from shitcoins especially if your just starting out your bitcoin investment and if you must use only up to 10% maximum for it since its just a gamble but yet people would still try to parade shitcoin as tho its a good asset or worth investing in and worst of all they don't realize that this is the worst place to post that nonsense, this thread is for bitcoin discussions alone and if anyone finds its hard to understand that he should go post all his shit in the altcoins section and what ever fate that's brings him in continuing with shitcoins is his/her choice and fault.
Those who play on shitcoins and make a profit are just the people who came in early and sold their coins when they rose high. After that, they will move on to other shitcoins, and it will be like that. Meanwhile, many people don't realize that they have failed to get shitcoins but still don't want to change direction by investing in Bitcoin.

These are the ones who still fail to make a profit from crypto, but somehow there are still many people who still try to find their luck from shitcoins. Maybe because of the appeal of shitcoins, many people say that shitcoins can provide high profits. But that was a mistake.

Meanwhile, if they realize their mistake, they will start investing in Bitcoin and try to learn more about it. They will try to use DCA, which has provided results for many people, including small investors. Enough with shitcoin if you can't find out more information and make your choice by choosing to invest in Bitcoin. It will provide huge benefits in the future.
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April 20, 2024, 06:34:06 PM
You know most of these newbies investors don't really know much when it comes to bitcoin and altcoins. Some of these people depends on what people they see as experienced people tell them to do. This thing is common among the female newbie investors. I have come across many and they practically don't know anything and there are people out there taking advantage of such newbies who are willing to invest on any coins that are shilled to them. As a newbie who doesn't know the difference between bitcoin and altcoins, and you are surrounded by altcoins investors, you will think that altcoins is all there is out there. At this point if they tell that newbie investor that the altcoin is the bitcoin the person will believe and invest without knowing the difference and be thinking he/she has invested in bitcoin. Not everyone out there is knowledgeable like me and you

Well I will say the reason why such newbies are easily manipulated are due to the fact that they lack the habit to do their own personal research. Before jumping into any form of investment, just as they say you don't need any complex knowledge before investing in Bitcoin, just having the basic knowledge one is good to go in his Bitcoin accumulation journey.

But if one lack such habit of always researching before taken any action, he or she may endup encounting a shitcoiner that will do a great job in misleading them investing wrongly into the wrong projects. So those that have the privilege to see the beauty of Bitcoin should use such privilege for their good and favour by taken action in accumulating and  investing in Bitcoin While holding some fiat that will serve as an emergency funds.

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April 20, 2024, 04:57:50 PM
You know most of these newbies investors don't really know much when it comes to bitcoin and altcoins. Some of these people depends on what people they see as experienced people tell them to do. This thing is common among the female newbie investors. I have come across many and they practically don't know anything and there are people out there taking advantage of such newbies who are willing to invest on any coins that are shilled to them. As a newbie who doesn't know the difference between bitcoin and altcoins, and you are surrounded by altcoins investors, you will think that altcoins is all there is out there. At this point if they tell that newbie investor that the altcoin is the bitcoin the person will believe and invest without knowing the difference and be thinking he/she has invested in bitcoin. Not everyone out there is knowledgeable like me and you.
Of course awareness will come for them if they want to change their investment path to Bitcoin. I think whether novice investors are men or women they can distinguish which is shitcoin and which is Bitcoin. Beginner investors who invest in Bitcoin are safer than investors who invest in shitcoins.

I think it is better for those beginners to learn about bitcoin first before they make an investment. Yes, on social media there are quite a lot of Shitcoin influencers who promote shitcoin projects so that if they fall for their advances, you can be sure they will fall into investments that are very risky and will go to zero, such as Terra Luna and Ftx.

However, if novice investors choose Bitcoin then their chances will be greater in the future to gain profits, regardless of the purchases they make regularly or all at once. Believe me, everyone has made mistakes in their investments, but they make changes by learning from the mistakes they make.
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April 20, 2024, 03:29:20 PM
The thing is, most beginners don't always know that they are investing in shitcoins, nobody will see danger and confidently walk into it. Though as for some people they will always say that experience is the best teacher, so they will just leave the beginners to experience it themselves, as for me I don't encourage that lifestyle of letting beginners to find out on their, i make corrections when the need arises. however some persons have been lucky enough to get a return in investment on shitcoins but just few of them. But then, entirely we are saying it is not good to invest in some of these shitcoins because they don't have that durability and value.

Actually in as much as most people are begginers who doesn't know much about investment but when it comes to them investing on shitcoins I think they are fully aware of what they are doing because one thing I realized about most of this early investors is that their only interest is on the possibility of making quick profit as soon as possible, so they feel the best way to meet their targets is by investing on altcoins without knowing that altcoins is like the more you look the less you see because if you don't understand what altcoins is all about you can easily get into a trouble thinking that is a profit making investment.

Also I wouldn't agree that someone would invest on altcoins thinking that he is investing on Bitcoin when the names are boldly written and even if the person doesn't have any knowledge about investment but he or she should be able to identify the particular coins he wishes to invest, so perhaps I disagree on that aspects because there is a big difference between Bitcoin and altcoins so someone should be able to distinguish between them.
You know most of these newbies investors don't really know much when it comes to bitcoin and altcoins. Some of these people depends on what people they see as experienced people tell them to do. This thing is common among the female newbie investors. I have come across many and they practically don't know anything and there are people out there taking advantage of such newbies who are willing to invest on any coins that are shilled to them. As a newbie who doesn't know the difference between bitcoin and altcoins, and you are surrounded by altcoins investors, you will think that altcoins is all there is out there. At this point if they tell that newbie investor that the altcoin is the bitcoin the person will believe and invest without knowing the difference and be thinking he/she has invested in bitcoin. Not everyone out there is knowledgeable like me and you.
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