Topic: Mastering the Art of Bitcoin move (Read 254 times)

I don’t believe on this since Bitcoin movement is influenced by many factors including news and technical analysis. It’s very to master the price movements since you don’t when the news will hit the market.

I think holding is the only way to be consistent on Bitcoin since the price keeps growing ever since it was created. Your life will be much easier if you will just hold instead of buying and selling whenever the market make some move because you might loss or missed out once your timing is not sync with the price movement.

Multiple investments or Diversification that divides your funds across multiple Altcoins and Bitcoins, so you will have more opportunities for upside.
But you need to be aware, and make sure you choose the right altcoin with good development for the future.
Don't just choose memecoin or shitcoin which is not necessarily going to be good for the long term.

See how Bitcoin is the main investment, it will help you in all trends and bitcoin is the determinant of where altcoins go.

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If you respond to each new post it looks untidy.

The technic that is good for one person might not be good for another person. And the crypto world specifically bitcoin market price is unpredictable. Anyone that is involved in cryptocurrency investment supposed understand the risk involved before embarking on it so that the person will not be disappointed. You can decide to join the long term goal or short term goal. And from others, long term investment technic is also good and the short term is good for trading so the decision is for the bearer. Yes, long term investment gives more gain when you invest in bitcoin and really whenever one is investing in cryptocurrency the first thing that come to mind is the gain, so when you have calculated the gain and the probability loss in the investment then you take the next action to go wether long term or short term.

Yeah, but you know is not everyone that are lucky to get on the trend and get the price cheaper.

I have been in that phase and sometimes is tiring like you have been left out, I have to find me an alternative to join the trend as others at some point


Yeah, That's why I use both strategy because they seem to work well for me for both long term investment and trading the trend.


Quite frankly, that's what I'm avoiding for a while now. Implementing dual investment could go a long way for me.

Ain't saying it would be 100% either but it will reduce some potential risk

Although the market can be unpredictable, it is not completely random. Even while they don't always get it right, professional traders, analysts, and institutions put a lot of money into understanding market dynamics, so they're not just aiming darts at a board.

Level marking is not some elementary school game; it is based on past data, current trends, and recurring patterns. To minimize the importance of technical analysis is dishonest.

It's simplistic to state that long-term investing is the "best way" for a beginner, even while I agree that it has advantages. Everything is dependent on one's financial objectives, level of risk tolerance, and investment horizon. Not everyone has the money to "hodl" for a long time. DYOR before making broad assumptions

of course every btc investor has his own technique and way to keep making a profit, in my opinion if investing in btc for the long term we won't think too much about price movements because people who invest in btc for the long term usually only sell btc during BUL RUN. I think purchasing techniques such as the DCA system are needed and I also always use the DCA system.

No one can predict the moves of the market. This is a financial market and if everyone was able to know the next Bitcoin move, everyone would have become rich in weeks and months. You just cannot think about what the market makers and whales are planning whether it is a bull market or a bear market. They will make such moves that will trap the retail into FOMO so they won't sell when prices are all time high or make them so much fearful so that they do not accumulate in all-time near to low prices.

With price action, you may mark certain levels on the chart and predict the next pump or dump to a certain extent but still, nothing can be said with certainty.

For a newbie, investing in bitcoins for long term is the best way to gain money. Also, if you analyze, those who keep Bitcoin for years and years, they are the ones who get real returns which the average day to day trader can never think of.

You literally said it all. These strategies were adopted in an exchange but I'm not disputing the fact it is 100% accurate but at least it gives the profit 70-80% of the time. And yes! Putting in what we can afford to lose is very important

This is more like it, we learn every day from different traders or personal experience. And is true exchanges don't limit it either. Because most of them tend to bring in different products or strategies just like this one to foster profitability and risk management of a trader

Well said. Indeed, it's important to prioritize security when managing crypto assets. While decentralized networks offer robust designs, it's crucial to acknowledge the potential for errors and take precautions to manage risks effectively. Choosing the right techniques and staying vigilant can help safeguard your investments and enhance your overall Bitcoin security.

Haha! Thanks for the correction, edited and corrected my post.  Yeah, I agree that it is harder to implement this thing but if a trader happens to be familiar with the Bitcoin cycle, he can easily follow the pattern and take advantage of the knowledge of how the price fluctuates.  It indeed needs a lot of experience and exposure to the Bitcoin market but once learned, it will be very beneficial. 

For beginners, it is a good thing we have this forum.  Even though there are lots of conflicting ideas, with proper filters and research, this newbie will be able to learn and adapt to the Bitcoin market.  I do hope they stumble on this forum so that they can be guided by our forums gurus and geniuses.

Well, despite the strategy, the profit is not 100% guaranteed; that's basically trading for a short-term profit, and anyone adopting that strategy should only put in the amount that they feel they can lose and never feel regret for an entire season. For traders, there are really various technical tools they are using for their market analysis, and some exchanges also have some strategies that they usually refer users to invest in Bitcoin, so that no matter the direction of the market, one can still make a profit. If you read the terms of those investment options, there's a strict warning, like only invest what you can lose.

Maybe you mean, buy "low" here.   That is a simple rule of trading but in actuality, hard to implement.
Long-timers and self-proclaimed experts are also speculating in this market, but they can minimize their losses by
using the techniques and TAs that they have acquired throughout the years of observing and participating in this market.
But if you are a beginner in this market, you can always use small funds to get a grasp of how to attack the trading.

I think this is where staking or grid trading comes effective. One can invest in some staking programs that way one's capital won't be affected.


Uhhh I'm a bit lost here mate. When you say "you're mixing crypto with Bitcoin while you shouldn't" what do you mean? Can you shed more light please?

What's the smart trend strategy?, sounds like something i might be interested in as a trader.

Nothing beats the idea of buy law low and sell high, no matter what strategy we are using, it always ends up on this category.  I believe it is best to learn about price history, the fundamentals, and if needed the technical analysis to have a grasp on how to enter and exit the market.

If one is in for a long-term investment, I agree that DCA is one of the best methods out there, and setting short selling carefully just to reenter with stronger position is also a good thing.  At the end of the day, the crypto market is too volatile and even those who are TA specialist is often shamed by the market movement.

Firstly mate you did not define what those strategy you mentioned was all about, really you only pointed out how it should be used so your point was not clear Enough regardless I don't agree with some of your strategies

The point one, following market trend! Firstly the crypto-currency market is volatile and anything volatile can be misleading, understand the market is volatile and regardless of the state of the having the believe in what coin you holding is important. Especially when you dealing with coins like Bitcoin that has already proven how solid it can be.

Well we are free to use DCAs &TAs but no one will ever predict the maket price movement  accurately, therefore there's no such thing as mastery. Even experienced traders and investors are losing money from trading Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies. This is simply because of maarket price volatility due to factors affectjng the demand and total market manipulation by big investors. Only best thing to do is to ride with the wave and never expect to catch the wave at any cost. If you're into long term hokding then there's nothing much to worry as long as you have the tolerance for sudden market downfalls. That's just how this market works; you will need a lot of patience when creating a position.

When talking about investing in Bitcoin. I don't think there is a complicated way to do it and all you need is patience and a firm belief that no matter what happens in the journey of Bitcoin, eventually the price of Bitcoin will definitely increase again in the long term.
Bitcoin is not easy to predict and ups and downs can occur due to some unknown factors and those factors can reverse the movement of Bitcoin. And a sensible strategy for investing in Bitcoin is to use DCA or buy cheap and Hodl is aiming for the long term.

many people just "trend anal" the price history. they totally ignore the value-premium window that speculation sits within

you can calculate this window.
take the most efficient asic of a period and measure the total costs of mining btc across a average period

for instance in 2022 the window of speculative opportunity was $15k-$90k
and as proven in that year the market never dipped below $15k

the current Q2: 2023 window is $22k-$140k
yes no one knows where the market price will be tomorrow. but we know it will be within that window of speculation

other factors are with knowing major mining farms still have 2021-2022 energy prices locked in for 12-24 month contracts they have yet to be impacted by the inflation rise of energy. so expect the bottom window to increase soon pushing the bottom support up further(as long as hashpower doesnt decline)

once you look at those factors you see the downward potential is neglegable but the upward potential has more possibilities

in short. forget prices of 2009-2020 we wont be seeing them ever again (unless drastic hashpower drop)
the underlying support of mining cost from value(most efficient on planet) to premium(expensive on planet) sets a window the price speculates in. which usually rises. meaning it makes the potential price speculation within that window rise