You don't have to wait until everything is perfect before taking the first step. Starting small with money you can afford to leave invested can also give you real experience and help you understand how the market behaves. Because  if you you keep waiting to have everything at once, you may end up missing opportunities. The important thing is to start within your means and build gradually as you learn.

The concept of the perfect time for entering the market is most used by traders and mot investors. This is because they aim to  enter the market low and sell high and this is exactly where the major risk of trading comes because they expect profits within a short time and are not ready to give the market enough time to generate profits. The result of this approach is exactly what no investor should experience, hence, trading mindset should be avoided at all cost for the investor to be able to invest freely and hold.

An investor will never think about buying and selling. They will only think about buying continuously. An investor will never wait for the right price to buy.
And so the types of an investor and a trader are completely different, and most traders actually have unrealistic expectations. They go to ruin overnight because of their unrealistic expectations. So, as an investor, do not expect anything that can bring more disappointment for you. Because when a long-term investor starts expecting quick profits after seeing the daily price fluctuations, then he deviates from his investment goal and then he transforms into a trader, and there he is in more loss than profit.

I understand what you are saying, you actually mean that not all loans are the same, if someone has a stable income, he can repay the loan. But my personal opinion is that a loan itself is not a discretionary income. Rather, a loan creates a liability on our future income. Even if your income is stable today, you may think that you will be able to repay it very soon after investing in a loan. But you should not forget that life does not always follow the same rules. Your stable income may stop, your job may go away, your expenses may increase in the future. So even if you have a stable income, investing in a loan cannot completely reduce the risk. If Bitcoin is a strong asset in the long term, you cannot completely eliminate the risk even by investing in the long term. Because in the long term, the price may not be as you expected for many years. But the loan installments will not stop during that time. The main thing is that even if the market waits, the lender may not wait. Even if you finally invest in this loan, It will bring you disaster.

After all that has been discussed on this very thread and beyond, I don't see why anyone would still be operating with this mindset.. Buying with the intention of selling afterwards will be very detrimental for your investment journey, infact it is very much likely to lead to a smaller portfolio and even a probable loss.. The only time when an investor should think of selling should be the period when they have achieved over-accumulation... Even when they sell at that stage, the goal shouldn't be to actually deplete their portfolio, coz doing so wouldn't be a wise choice at all..
All this are only but my own personal opinion... I don't have the power to coax anyone and so folk still remains at liberty to do whatever they think is best for their investments...But then again, as investor it isn't a good idea to settle with a short-teem mentality... In Bitcoin, investors mindset should always be long-term based..

I even think those who wait for time are wasting their own time trying to move forward or move in a particular field. Because waiting for the right time is like waiting for a valuable item to be given away for free by a stranger (that's the analogy or metaphor), because time never waits for anyone to keep going as it should. So it's better to act immediately when the opportunity arises than to waste time out of fear. Because any beginner must understand that in investing, time is the most valuable thing, besides money as capital.

What do you mean by spendable money in this part of your statement that I highlighted? Is there any money that is not spendable? Maybe you are saying that the money must be their discretionary income which is money they are left with after taking care of their basic needs. I must also add the correction that the DCA method is not applicable for those with irregular income, that is wrong because those that have irregular income can still use the DCA method if they take average of how their cashflow works over a know period. For instance, someone doing business should be able to have estimate of what profits he can make in six months or one year, from there the investor will be able to calculate his basic needs and set aside the discretionary income to use for his DCA accumulation.

Time will run at its own pace. It is a fair and traditional truth but an investor will determine the strategy he will use to plan his strategy through market analysis. If a person is not initially knowledgeable about long term investment and short term trading, he will be more likely to make mistakes. Waiting for opportunities means wasting time.
You yourself said that time will run at its own pace. You have to create investment opportunities yourself. There is no need to wait when you have discretionary income available at the end of the week. Even if you have financial capacity, if you wait to invest in Bitcoin, you will regret it later. Instead of waiting for its price to decrease to invest in Bitcoin, evaluate the present time. It is wiser to follow the principle of taking advantage of your financial capacity with dynamic time.

What rules are you talking about man, I am lost could you help me out? And heck no, it is not a must for person to automate their dca. If at all manually dca so you can be able to decide how much you are going to be investing ongoingly depending on the amount of discretionary to are having at that time point. And in life shit can go wrong, like a situation when person just suddenly loose their jobs. And person could stay jobless for a month only to be surviving on some stash of money that has been reserved for long.

In that time if you are using manual DCa person can be able to control if they will invest or not at that time. But if you automate it, it enters a fixed mode and just go on invest without caring of whether you even still have a job that will be bringing in discretionary income to continue




Like wtf do you mean by spendable money, it is vague term. Person should only invest with discretionary income, and investing with any other money other than is gambling and it is not advised because it can lead to person selling after a few months of investing.