Well, I’ve realized that trying to time the market is not wise. A simple dollar-cost averaging into Bitcoin keeps me calm and stress-free. I prefer to invest money I won’t need soon, gradually every week or once a month.
If you believe in something, keep investing no matter its price, keep it steady.
I’ve been in crypto since Bitcoin was around 4-6k, and like many, I hesitated because I thought it was too pricey.
Then I watched it rise to 10, 20, and well, you know the rest.
Don’t try to time the market.
Don’t invest money you will need soon, if you have to sell, you will be in trouble.
Keep it straightforward, investing is a long-term game, not a quick cash play.
Valentine said:
I’ll keep my BTC in my wallet. Anyone selling Bitcoin over the next 2-3 years is making a mistake. It’s starting to become a global currency.
I agree. I hear so many people saying they are buying into low-value coins. BTC will be globally recognized. El Salvador and Bhutan are just the start.
StarrySentinel said:
Why buy low-value coins that have been around for three cycles with limited positive price action instead of just Ethereum?
I’m already invested in Ethereum and will cash out once it reaches an all-time high.
I don’t see long-term value in Ethereum. It seems to lack momentum, in my opinion, all the liquidity will switch from Ethereum to other altcoins once the altseason begins.
It’s just my personal forecast, take it how you will