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    Author Topic: Does the DCA strategy inspire newbies to invest?  (Read 28674 times)
    icebar
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    July 14, 2026, 07:53:36 PM
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    Two things are involve here, if someone is too aggressive when there is Dip to the point they invest all their discretionary income they won't have a discrestionary income again to invest for the time being unless they have a source of income that will give them discretionary income ASAP and the other one is that they will have a good fraction of Bitcoin because they want all in and since it is what they can afford to lose I don't think there is a cause for alarm.
    This is why folk shouldn't be over aggressive because it would be difficult to sustain for the long term instead they should buy according to their capabilities rather than buying beyond what they can't handle. This is  because buying over aggressive is gambling and anyone doing so is an actual gambler. Folks shouldn't invest beyond their discretionary income if something goes wrong or things doesn't work as planned they will definitely tamper with their bitcoin investment. Folks should only use money they can afford to lose for their bitcoin investment.
    You are right. Those who buy Bitcoin overly aggressively weaken their Bitcoin holdings. Buying Bitcoin overly aggressively means buying Bitcoin with the money they need. So, the goal of Bitcoin accumulation should be to gradually strengthen their Bitcoin holdings with discretionary income. There are many who buy Bitcoin over aggressively when the price of Bitcoin drops, but changing their DCA amount based on short-term price movements may not have a positive impact on their Bitcoin holdings in the long run. You can invest aggressively in Bitcoin from your discretionary income. The key is to DCA with an amount that does not create financial pressure.

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