Invest according to your plan - if you want to be a long-term holder, then you should be able to safely buy it now. Dollar Cost Averaging [DCA] - that's what you need to think about if you want to do entry. If you're in doubt - then don't do an all-budget entry but consider DCA.
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^ That is a good recommendation.
DCA would be a perfect way to buy and considering not thinking it is a trap because you buy at a low price.
Because for me, DCA allows you to benefit from averaging out your costs. When prices are high, you buy fewer coins or ETH with your fixed investment amount. Conversely, when prices are low, your fixed investment amount buys more potential crypto including ETH. By doing this it can potentially lower your average purchase price over time and increase your overall investment return if the price will surge back.
Remember that DCA helps instill discipline and a long-term investment mindset, particularly in volatile markets like cryptocurrencies. By continuing to invest consistently regardless of short-term market fluctuations, you can stay focused on your investment goals and avoid reacting emotionally to market ups and downs.
This is a highly recommended strategy, however, for me this strategy is a very suitable strategy for bitcoin. I don't know about your opinion, but maybe you have a slightly different opinion from me about which coins to apply this strategy to.
I prefer to suppress my desire to buy altcoins a little bit, I'm focusing more on bitcoin right now, but I also still have some altcoins that I hold in my wallet.
If I follow my passion, there are actually a lot of coins that I want to buy, but I realize that something done with ambition is not good, and I prefer to suppress that.