Many of you will read this and probably think hell no: We go to $20-$22K. We go down 80% like every time to $14K. There'll be a multi-year bear market. But what if most of you were wrong.
Things repeat when they rhyme. But by enough metrics such as log growth, timing and 6 months apart double top, there is little rhythm compared to previous cycles.
It doesn't really matter to me now because I am rooting for even lower price to buy more and forget to sell for now.
there is a huge dump happens couple of days ago and now we are seeing the effect.
so either 25k or down below 20k? that cares me nothing anymore .
Good for you but for us that are now rooting for an increase, it is going to be painful for us seeing the price drop like that. How many times we are going to go down? but I will ask you, haven't you bought anything last time? Sometimes waiting for a very low price is not good anymore because what if it wasn't guarantee?
I bet you will regret that you didn't buy something even in a not so low price. You can still earn decent anyway if ever the price continues to skyrocket. I am not sure if 25k is the bottom but if we observed the price lately, the price has stabilized again at 29k. I am thinking that maybe this is was the new low that we can get?
This is the problem if you have no funds ready for this situation , but I am not mate. as I have been saving in dupport funds and if this situation comes? then surely i will have enough funds to purchase more .
lucky for me lol.
Actually, I agree with your point that we should attempt to be our best prepared for down and even down that goes a bit beyond our expectations, Chato1977.
So, our preparation does not merely need to be financial, but also psychological.
At the same time, hopefully you are also both financially and psychologically prepared for UP, too.. because if you end up putting too much preparations in various down scenarios that do not even close to happening, then "lucky for you" will end up contributing to your having had counted your chickens before their hatched.
Surely, each of us has to find a balance that is comfortable for our own situation, and view about which way the BTC price is going to go remains ONLY one aspect of the attempts to individually tailor our preparations to a wide array of scenarios and hopefully apportioning our level of preparations to our view and not betting too much in any given direction that might end up devolving into gambling rather than trying to be realistic in terms of how much we are able to put in one way of practicing our BTC investment portfolio versus another.
Of course, any of us who have already accumulated a decent amount of BTC should be prepared for UP - even accounting for some of us might be recalculating and considering if we are sufficiently prepared for down.. hahahahaha
It seems to me that on a broader spectrum, we have way more folks who are not sufficiently and adequately prepared for UP.. which surely takes a long time for the population to come around to BTC, and even if someone might be new into BTC, there likely would be a decently long period of time to just get to a point of having a sufficient and adequately sized BTC portfolio, and I suppose that part of my point is that buying on dips is ONLY one component of any BTC accumulation strategy.. so even if many of us might want to prepare to buy on dips, to the extent that we might NOT have accumulated many BTC, we also should be considering ongoingly buying as well in a kind of DCA way... so one part of "lucky me" is to consider a balancing of buying regular and trying to be prepared to buy on dips too (even though we are already in a 65%-ish price dip arena)..
So surely we should be able to ask ourselves about how much dip do we expect? Is that realistic? Do we have a decent stash of BTC already?