For me it's both, but of course you have to do your own research first before diving in cryptocurrency world.
Accumulating Bitcoin also requires knowledge, you have to buy when it dumps to a certain point so you can have a discount rather than randomly buying. Accumulating is similar in trading Bitcoin, in spot, not in futures, because you have to DCA (dollar cost average) when you are buying. In spot trading, it's less risk because there's no liquidation unlike in futures. All you have to do is to buy low and sell high to make profits.
Both are profitable, but they also carry danger, therefore the choice must be taken after conducting independent study. It will also be aided by hearing feedback from all parties. People always want to avoid the stress of having to do study before making a decision, but without research, it would be very difficult to enjoy bitcoin investing.Both are profitable, but they also carry danger, therefore the choice must be taken after conducting independent study. It will also be aided by hearing feedback from all parties. People always want to avoid the stress of having to do study before making a decision, yet without research, it is very impossible to enjoy investing.
Building up is much simpler, particularly if you want to hang onto it. It's only for you to add to the ones you already have; you need to have a thorough understanding of market analysis if you want to dive deeper into trading. Additionally, if it's accumulating, you may always purchase it at a discount. In addition, spot is less hazardous than futures, and even with futures, you can always adjust your take-profit, stop-loss, and other settings to lower risk.
