I concur, filtering the noise is one basic psychological strength to hodl for long.

At this epoch as an internet savvy person and,
 you don't own bitcoin still questioning it's a risk,
hey bro, the risk is all damn on that person not owning BTC

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DuD @El duderino is already bitcoiner good luck man.

but it is my dream...!

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I think the hardest part for newcomers is the first bull run followed by a hefty correction.  It's hard to deal with the "I'm a genius" followed by the "shit I fucked up" roller coaster of emotions.  Many of those newcomers sell and call it a loss.  Some of the newcomers tough it out and live to see the next bull run with newfound confidence in the bitcorn.

At least, this is my personal expierence. That first bear market after I started buying was rough but, I persisted and had faith in what BTC stands for.  All of the other bear markets after that had zero effect on me.  In fact when ever I saw BTC vs USD declining my biggest stressor was not having as much dry powder as I wanted to stack sats at a discount.

I only have a few friends and colleagues that understand Bitcoin.  The others I've spoken to still have no clue and make comments like "You still have that Bitcoin? I heard it went down pretty bad" or "I heard it's going up again".  Many of these folks are ones who bought 7 or 8 years ago, panic sold, never looked back.  I honestly don't even try to talk to new people about it anymore because I've come to realize not everyone will understand and not everyone is cut out for short term emotional roller coasters.

Observing 1BTC = 1BTC

Oh gosh that was quite a rambling post (what else is new?).

I had to go back to remember what it was that I wrote.

I am glad that you were able to get something out of it.   

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Any BTC accumulation strategy is a shit strategy if you forget to buy.  Maybe you need some kind of a slappening to remind ur lil selfie?  just asking.

DCA had worked pretty well in the last year and a half or so, especially for anyone who might not have had any lump sum to invest or if they were somewhat worried about whether the BTC price would have been going up or down.  Even if we go out as far as two years ago, which would have been starting to invest into bitcoin right around the peak..

If you had invested $100 per week in the last two years, you would have invested around $10,500, and you would have had accumulated around 0.4315 (which would be worth around $19k at today's $44k prices).

Yeah, sure lump summing would have had been better, especially on the extensive dip below $20k.. but there were not too many with confidence to buy bitcoin in those days, and even the bitcoiner's who had confidence in BTC likely had ended up spending a lot of their fiat to buy BTC at prices much higher than $25k... ..

so many of the bitcoiners who believed in bitcoin in the last couple of years might have even ended up relegated to some variation of DCA.. and yeah at the same time, you have to likely continue to do it, rather than getting skittish upon the 2022 dip below $25k and the fact that we spent a lot of time below $25k and even spent more than 18 months below $35k... so DCA could have ended up working out pretty well for those guys who consistently bought BTC in the last two years and maybe even more so if they were able to be more aggressive during periods that the BTC price was below the 200-week moving average.. which was quite a bit of that time... even right before this latest bounce we were right around 10% below the 200-week moving average when we pretty much bounced from $27k to our current $44k price in right around 6 weeks... gotta love the punishment of so many of the nocoiners, low coiners, fence sitters, shitcoin pumpeners, bears, bitcoin shorters and bitcoin naysayers.

2 years ago on this day the BTC price was >50k. A lump summer would still not be in the black by now. Maybe sometime in the coming days/weeks.  

A DCA'er would have almost doubled his coin.

Since we can never know when a dip is coming in the long-term future, neither DCA nor lump sum should be viewed from a perspective of investing at the lowest price of a dip. And before anyone mentions it: the perspective of having invested in Bitcoin during its "unicorn" days is not realistic either.

Both are profitable strategies. But combining DCA with short-term price predictions based on TA/FA is best, in my view.