There is no rule that every Bitcoin investor has a chance of losing money at first. One person’s holdings may fall below their purchase cost at some point, while another may accumulate from a period where their overall position has been in profit for a long time. Suppose you have been accumulating Bitcoin for a few years and today BTC is 30% below your average purchase price. You may be uncomfortable, but if your plan remains unchanged and there is no need to sell coins, then your situation is not like that of the person who panicked and sold all his coins and realized a loss.

Where to find the perfect plan?

Bitcoin can move in ways that are beyond our expectations. Income can decrease, expenses can increase, life circumstances can change. So a useful plan should be one that does not rely on perfection and can be adjusted if necessary. So learning from losses does not mean just staying strong and moving on. Rather, understand that you cannot repeat any mistakes, fix your financial structure, and then, if the investment thesis of Bitcoin is still compelling to you, continue accumulating within your ability .