In other words, buy and stop fucking around with trying to figure out if the BTC price is high or low or whatever..
If your investment timeline is 4-10 years or longer (which hopefully many of us can accomplish such a timeline), it is not going to matter if you paid a few dollars or even a few hundred dollars more or a few dollars or a few hundred dollars less because you were trying to be a bitcoin price direction genius wannabe.
Imagine everyone using all that wasted time to find more ways of earning additional income to buy more Bitcoin instead of creating graphs, irrelevant links and predictions and whining about temporary portfolio paper losses. All that effort and time could mean an additional few percentages every DCA buy, it adds up very quickly.
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PrivacyG
Actually, that is a good point too.
I had not had a lot of those kinds of conversations recently, but historically, I recall so many forum members considering the various ways that they could either get bitcoin for free or to try to get a job to earn bitcoin, and sure, there is nothing wrong if a person can actually earn bitcoin, but sometimes the amounts might be so small that it might be way better to just figure out ways to increase cashflow and to actually buy BTC on a regular basis rather than dickering around with various ways to try to earn free bitcoin that might not flow as easily as merely buying the bitcoin on a regular basis, and like you say PrivacyG, it seems to be a good thing, when possible, and when guys/gals are in their working years to figure out ways to be able to earn more income (even if dirty fiat) and to buy more BTC because of the earning capacity (or cashflow) had gone up.
.. increase income, decrease expenses and buy BTC regularly even if there might merely be an extra $50 coming in per week, that might end up being an extra $50 that could go into stacking sats.
Standard Chartered Bank: Bitcoin Could Fall to $5,000 Next YearStandard Chartered Bank published a note titled “The financial-market surprises of 2023” Sunday. The note outlines a number of possible scenarios that “we feel are under-priced by the markets,” wrote Eric Robertsen, Standard Chartered’s global head of research.
One of the scenarios is bitcoin’s price dropping to $5,000 next year, which would be about a 70% drop from BTC’s current price of around $17,000.
What are your suggestions about this prediction of bitcoin price??
Information source Sounds like a no coiner dream... and someone with decent chances of having fun staying poor.