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    October 03, 2026, 07:29:49 PM
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    Not just that DCA and short term is wrong but short term Investment entirely is not ideal regardless of what strategy you invest with. Bitcoin doesn't guarantee profits so why expect or rely on short term profits when nothing is even guaranteed in the first place..
    I call short term investment similar to trading because if you ask them what they mean by short-term majority of them wouldnt call up to four years and bitcoin investment timeline shouldn't be four years because at that time, you haven't even accumulated up to one year of your income in bitcoin since, it takes one ten years to invest his one year monthly income in bitcoin if he's investing 10% from his income.

    Using DCA on short-term is like using a basket to fetch water from the stream. Alankasman is found of using short term in connection to DCA which is wrong, because DCA is for piling up overtime till you reach your bitcoin target and not to buy today and sell tomorrow.
    DCA strategy doesn’t go well with short term investment at all and you are right that DCA is much more perfect for long term holding than short term holding. With long term holding we can achieve our goal or maybe the chances of our success rate can be at least on a considerable level even if we know that profits isn’t guaranteed in bitcoin investment.
    Most people are just after the quick gains so they thought of going for the short term mindset so they could quickly make quicker gains from bitcoin but they don’t actually know what they are missing out on the long term holding. The traders mindset shouldn’t be what we should encourage the new investors on instead the long term mindset should be.

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