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Quote from: Zsywt1024 on February 12, 2018, 05:46:31 AM

all-in is not a good choice ， However, the interval between days is too short
How do you make a plan? week?month or year ? Huh

There is no specific interval for buying bitcoin. Going all-in is definitely not a good idea because of the price fluctuations. But if you can track the market closely, you will see many opportunities to buy. But if you don't want to track the market closely, then streamline the buying interval so that you can score bitcoins at various price points. Prefer monthly buying at a certain date because weekly buying may not impact much on your buying price.

Also, always diversify your investment. Here I mean, invest in real-world assets along with Cryptocurrency. The best approach is to divide your monthly investment amount in to two parts and invest in both cryptos and bank or stock market assets.

While bitcoin can generate much higher income than any real world investment, but it can fetch you huge losses as well. So if you invest in other assets, it will give you support if anything goes wrong with crypto market. Remember, bitcoin is a risky venture, so try to use other assets as well to make your finance look good.

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Quote from: Zsywt1024 on February 12, 2018, 05:46:31 AM

all-in is not a good choice ， However, the interval between days is too short
How do you make a plan? week?month or year ? Huh

Overall, you like to do short term trades. Different traders have different views based on their respective analyzation. On the other hand, not all coins have the same price behaviour.

So what to do now?

Out from creating your own analyzation and fearless forecast, make a test and see the result. In that way, you can compare all your recent outputs and somehow you can make a good strategy that can turned into "winning" strategy.

You just have to involved yourself on trades regularly as those strategy will be learned on the way.

If still, it's difficult on your side then just analyze what's the best coin to hold for long term that is worth the risks. In that way, you will never stressed yourself now from doing short term trades.

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I don't really base it on time but rather look at the average entry points that I had on a coin. Afterwards, I just let it sit in there and wait until I got 10-30% profit before I cash out and move on to another coin that I could some kind of potential. Many people thought that bitcoin and crypto in general is just buy-keep-profit thing at all times. While that is partly true, still if you want to make the most out of your investment you also need to look at other factors that may affect your profitability and number one is your average buy-in price.

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Quote from: Zsywt1024 on February 12, 2018, 05:46:31 AM

all-in is not a good choice ， However, the interval between days is too short
How do you make a plan? week?month or year ? Huh

As others have said, there's no set of intervals to follow. If you do day trading, I think you better set you exit strategy and that will be your basis of intervals as you define it. So it really up to you, others do even 1 day plan, buy then get out as soon as making decent profit.

While others, which we term long term holders, buys bitcoin and hold on it for at least a year. It really depends on the individual, his goals and plans about his investments. Just always remember the old adage: Invest what you can afford to lose.

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Quote from: Zsywt1024 on February 12, 2018, 05:46:31 AM

all-in is not a good choice ， However, the interval between days is too short
How do you make a plan? week?month or year ? Huh

Thats really weird question about the buying interval. I mean there is no such thing isn't it. I have always bought the coins whenever they were either low in the value or many times I have bought the coins which were very low in the market capitalism also. Because such coins tend to get spikes in the future and in the process they give us lager profits as compared to the coins which are bought with the specific time intervals. I mean if we keep waiting for good coin or something like this then we could loose the valuable coins. So better buy whenever we see the good opportunity and we should not wait long, really hate that one. Grin

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Quote from: Zsywt1024 on February 12, 2018, 05:46:31 AM

all-in is not a good choice ， However, the interval between days is too short
How do you make a plan? week?month or year ? Huh

All in is a good choice if:
1. The CEO or the founder is active and also the page.
2. If the project is a good one and deserves to be noticed.
3. If it possessed great difference among its competitors.

I trade by months Wink

. With great volatility in crypto, I trust.

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Quote from: Zsywt1024 on February 13, 2018, 09:53:37 AM

Quote from: mk4 on February 12, 2018, 06:17:45 AM

There's no such thing as "standard" time interval between buying. People say that you shouldn't go "all in" meaning that you don't invest all your money in a single cryptocurrency. Diversify. They don't necessarily mean that you split your buy offers between certain durations, but this can also be a good strategy when you're not sure on what certain price to buy that certain coin.

thanks mate , i see no "standard" , but not sure on what certain price to buy it .

I have good news for you. No one else knows what the best price to buy either! If you're planning on holding long term, then simply buy a few amounts at a time; mostly when the price dips a bit. Your goal here is to not buy at the BEST price, but to buy at a DECENT price. I personally think buying right now is a good idea as the price just crashed recently. Buying at the current $8000-$9000 range is good enough in my opinion even if it crashes further to $6000.

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Quote from: mk4 on February 12, 2018, 06:17:45 AM

There's no such thing as "standard" time interval between buying. People say that you shouldn't go "all in" meaning that you don't invest all your money in a single cryptocurrency. Diversify. They don't necessarily mean that you split your buy offers between certain durations, but this can also be a good strategy when you're not sure on what certain price to buy that certain coin.

thanks mate , i see no "standard" , but not sure on what certain price to buy it .

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There's no such thing as "standard" time interval between buying. People say that you shouldn't go "all in" meaning that you don't invest all your money in a single cryptocurrency. Diversify. They don't necessarily mean that you split your buy offers between certain durations, but this can also be a good strategy when you're not sure on what certain price to buy that certain coin.

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all-in is not a good choice ， However, the interval between days is too short
How do you make a plan? week?month or year ? Huh

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