Topic: What did you do After Reaching your Bitcoin Goal? - page 5. (Read 579 times)
Keep it as it is as since you already achieved your goal but don't forget to set a new one or should I say step it up more like upgrade what you already achieved like buying more Bitcoin or you get yourself involved in new thing such as new asset. Take what hatchy explained where you will focus on getting more Bitcoin even though you already have achieved your goal like getting Bitcoin (certain amount) and you will get more what you have planned already. I think you can get more Bitcoins even though you have set a new goal.
Generally you cannot live life just having one goal, yes it’s smart to have one attainable goal at a time but once you reach it, it’s expected that you aim higher and start another challenge for yourself. It’s like ranking up in bitcointalk, Legendary is the highest rank and the ultimate goal for a beginner but we set little goals like reaching full member and immediately our eyes on the next rank when we get there. That’s my opinion btw, some people goal may be to have a certain amount of bitcoin that will be enough for them to buy a boat and retire to the Bahamas. I wonder what your bitcoin goal is that you have come very close to achieving in such a short period.
Hey OP! What do you mean you reached your goal? Are you saying you have enough Bitcoins and no longer feel the need to acquire more? I do not think I have ever met such a person in this area. 
Jokes aside, I believe un_rank's point is spot on. Once you achieve a goal, it is a good idea to set yourself a new one.
Jokes aside, I believe un_rank's point is spot on. Once you achieve a goal, it is a good idea to set yourself a new one.
It all comes down to your objective. Personally, I aim to gather as much Bitcoin as I can. Once I achieve that, I'll set a new goal. Achieving these goals will require patience and time. If you're not patient and constantly worried about market downturns, you might not reach these goals.
Holding and owning Bitcoin isn't easy, you need to know how to manage, secure and deal with the risks involved during this process of acquiring Bitcoin.
Holding and owning Bitcoin isn't easy, you need to know how to manage, secure and deal with the risks involved during this process of acquiring Bitcoin.
When you achieve your dream/goal, it is time to set a new one.
Your next goal does not have to be to acquire more bitcoins, could be to buy a different asset which has good potential. You can also look to venture into a new industry or keep it simple and acquire more bitcoins so you are in a better position by the time the next bullrun rolls into town.
The discipline and knowledge that comes with long term purchases and hodling is not one that comes easy at all. Great work achieving your goal.
- Jay -
Your next goal does not have to be to acquire more bitcoins, could be to buy a different asset which has good potential. You can also look to venture into a new industry or keep it simple and acquire more bitcoins so you are in a better position by the time the next bullrun rolls into town.
The discipline and knowledge that comes with long term purchases and hodling is not one that comes easy at all. Great work achieving your goal.
- Jay -
I may reach my Bitcoin goal very soon all thanks to majorly the Dollar Cost Averaging strategy. I have been investing some specific amount into Bitcoin every month since the past couple of years. I have been at least 80% consistent in doing that through the dips and the funds and the bears and the pumps. The question that's been on my heart is what do I do when I finally reach this goal: set a new one and DCA or just keep DCAing without any goal in mind. If you have reached reached your Bitcoin goal what did you do after then?
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