Buying on the way down is the best because every time you get to buy more and more sats

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I love that feeling

I love the volatility. So much

I had to pay an unexpected bill last week and was forced to pay with my SATs stash.

That hurt

Ouch. It does. I’m not sure exactly where the right balance is - in terms of keeping some fiat cash on hand for unexpected/costly emergencies - in the short term. Because keeping all your money in bitcoin could mean that you end up spending too much of the bitcoin, if you have to spend on something big during a dip

You need to have a moat of fiat and other assets (if possible) to protect your sats (as dirty as this may sound).

I would not advise anyone to go all in and/or all at once. When someone is still learning and getting used to the volatility, that’s a recipe for disaster.

This is exactly what I mean šŸ‘‡

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Exactly.

Some people say ā€œonly invest what you can afford to loseā€ which I think is nonsense because it suggests Bitcoin could go to zero or something.

I prefer:

Only stack the amount that you won’t need to *spend* in the short to medium term.

The exception of course is if your stack is just so ridiculously massive (like 2009-10 massive) that the volatility is a non-issue šŸ™ƒ

Volatility is life

Feels good until you see that bleeding candle from hell.

Though I will say, I don't know if that'll happen this go around. We've been in some tight ranges lately.

I haven’t experienced a drop where I’ve thought Bitcoin was ā€œdyingā€ or ā€œwouldn’t recoverā€ since I started holding bitcoin. (Which I have never held of course).

It’s always a stacking opportunity is what I mean to say

I don’t disagree. There’s been some soul seeking moments during this journey.

2018 was rough. There was a violent drop from $19k to $6k that made me feel so sick…. I had never experienced anything like that before.

Then when it looked like we were out of the woods, bang from $6k to $3k to finish the year… šŸ˜…šŸ„“šŸ¤®šŸ¤•

I have vivid memories of that time.