Don't invest, at least not yet. Don't get into something you don't know. Spend hours getting to know Bitcoin. Don't be in a hurry. If you're convinced it has a good potential, proceed to learn the technicalities associated with it. Don't invest until you're sufficiently informed about wallets, private keys, backups, and what not.

They're pre-requisites to Bitcoin investing. They're a must. If you don't pass through them, you're more likely duped into scams. Your funds will more likely be stolen from you. You'd come back here crying, asking for help, clueless as to what happened.

I've recently started a discussion here about newbies like you who bought Bitcoin only to donate them to scammers. Don't be too eager like them. Take your time. Learn from the mistakes of other newbies like keeping a wallet's backup in a cloud or sharing it to strangers.

I hope you will indeed take time reading the replies here. If your so-called friends just advise you to buy Bitcoin without explaining to you what it is and the dos and don'ts about it, don't listen to them. They just want everybody to buy so that their holdings will increase in value.

Don't worry about volatility for now. It's not the concern of any newbie. You'll understand it in due time. If Bitcoin is volatile, learn Bitcoin first before it being volatile.

I'm to believe that you've been given tips of orientations on the volatile movements of bitcoin and its potentials benefits.
Gone are those days when we've to just stock our monies which we don't have anytime usage plans for in the bank as it's stable in the fiats amount figures but can be diminished in values of exchange due to economy inflations.
Bitcoin is a source which when having your funds stocked in, it's there by performs potential value fluctuations in respect of its volatile potentialities.
So you've definitely got it a good thought of not just weighing your funds on a  stable valuable source of bitcoin but has out formed it potential increase of values that's is investment which could give you alternative of earning aside your agricultural farming.
You've really mentioned a huge some of money with the value of $10,000 which if you get it invested on bitcoin and holds patiently within this current market situation, you're sure of greeners harvest at the wrap base and wrap up of the bull run which would give you least 40% of interest within the exercise.
I don't know if bitcoin would go Dip of bearish enough again to say you if we considers your accumulating of bitcoin with the Dcas otherwise, I'd suggest you invest as much as you can bear to hold patiently while you either not panic of using the fund soon nor worried about the markets fluctuations.

Don't invest in bitcoin just because of your friends' advice and don't invest in it if you haven't taken the time to learn everything about it.

I think instead of asking people and getting hundreds of different advices that will confuse you more, you should spend some time learning the basics of bitcoin and it is not difficult to find it on the internet. It is obvious that you are attracted by the stories of high returns of bitcoin but you feel scared when you witness its huge volatility. So I have only one piece of advice for you: the higher the return, the higher the risk. Everything has its price, nothing can bring high profits without risk and safety, don't be too naive.

Thanks again to all members for quick reply. I got it.

It's not easy to time the market and find absolute bottom and ATH. History and past cycles can help us to make some price predictions and our plans of entry and exit, but we won't be able to do it perfectly.

If you have profit or good profit and actually make your withdrawal, exit to take profit, it's good and it's enjoyable experience. Don't worry or feel bad if you miss an ATH of a market cycle. Chasing absolute ATH will only make you missing profit taking chance, and stuck in a bear market.

Bitcoin price history.

You know what the problem is? The problem is that the world hasn't moved away from Fiat as the standard unit of account (particularly, the USD). People are measuring BTC's price relative to Fiat, instead of sats.

I dream of a future where we could pay in BTC terms without ever needing to know its value in Fiat terms. A future where 1 BTC = 1 BTC no matter what. That would finally make Bitcoin "stable". Maybe it's too late for that? With companies spreading the "digital Gold" propaganda, it's hard to believe things will change anytime soon. Nothing is set in stone, so anything's possible.

Op if you are scared, don't invest because you will not have peace of mind and you will be thinking your bitcoins and always checking the price movement to see if it will be on your favour or against. If you want to invest you have to Zero your mind and invest for a long time and be using the DCA strategy to acquire more when you have money. And another thing again don't bring family issue into your bitcoin investment because it will not help you. And don't procrastinating the whole process and start now. Please if really you are newbie, read the forum rules and they are pinned at the top of Meta Board and Beginners and help. And also each board has their own rules. Follow up.

Many people have analyzed that bitcoin may reach1,50,000  to 1,80,000 dollar this year. In this moment, the value of bitcoin is very low, so why is it not safe for a customer to invest all his  asset in bitcoin or why should he invest half of his asset? 

If Bitcoin becomes stable, just like the stablecoins, it would lose its double-edged sword.
Without volatility, there is no punchline for cycles to happen at all.

I highly advise to not only make your decisions dependant on chart patterns which take into account the price behavior in the past.

Most of these patterns, including the so-called "four year cycle", will eventually collapse. And the four-year cycles are not even really confirmed as there only were two of them (2013-17 and 2017-21). An important high in late 2025 could look like a confirmation of the four-year pattern, but it still can be simply coincidence, above all because the 2017-21 pattern was quite bumpy and could also be regarded as two separate bull-bear cycles (2017-19 and 2019-21).

Instead a better idea, in my opinion, is to try to read the attention cycles. There are periods where Bitcoin is in the media/news, and others where it's "under the radar", nobody talks about it, and you'll even perhaps be ridiculed when you ask your friends about it. The second type of periods are good for buying, even if the price is increasing -- as long as Bitcoin's ecosystem as a whole keeps growing in the long term.