It is plausible that the market cycles could break in an unexpected way, like 4 green years instead of 3, but then 2 year bear and not nearly as deep of a dip. The larger pools of money required to push the price up from here are working on longer timelines, they move at a slower pace than we are used to. That could really catch people out. I'm not going to slow down, too much of a risk that nation states actually get involved and the price just teleports to a new level and never dips back to where I was buying at before it happens. That is not my base-case, but it there is a non-zero chance.

I used to just dump any spare fiat into bitcoin as soon as I had it. So many times I would have been better off just setting a plan and not looking, would have gotten more sats. I was letting fomo guide me.

I've finally come to place where I can let the DCA ride, but have a little on the side for dips. Helps me scratch that itch when the market drops, but still do the more rational long-term strategy of buying the market a bit each week.

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Thanks nostr:npub196g3pjp3dl9pk93ufjudsv7lnlx9gqpem545d3adhh497emtfqaq7fggkw this is basically what I do. I just lump sum in when I get paid each month. It’s the conundrum of do I ease back if the price rockets again as it will make daily life a tad easier with a bit more cash to spend on day to day if the market re-corrects. However I shall probably just keep doing what I do as it’s way less stressful. Something very peaceful about value in cold sats rather than in my bank account.

I agree, I sleep way better once the fiat becomes sats, as I know that I don't have to decide what to do about it anymore.

Though, the conundrum of "should I buy as much as I can now" is a good sign: it shows that you are thinking more about the future than the present... passing the marshmallow test is a predictor of good outcomes. Cheers!