Actually, when buying Bitcoin, you only need to look at the relative price, no need to watch the real-time price.
Generally speaking, during a bear market, you should focus on three things:
The first is to be patient most of the time, continuously accumulating and selling stablecoins during the bull market (preferably through financial management without reckless operations).
The second is to reduce time spent in the crypto space and spend more time traveling and doing things you enjoy. After all, everyone is too busy during a crypto bull market.
The third is to wait for each dip in Bitcoin's price to buy more: buy a little during small dips, buy more during big dips. If you encounter opportunities like 3/12 or 5/19, you can go all-in.
Here's a reference for everyone:
My stablecoins currently account for 20% of my position during this decline, with 80% remaining.
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Then keep buying some! $BTC
Actually, when buying Bitcoin, you only need to look at the relative price, no need to watch the real-time price.
Generally speaking, during a bear market, you should focus on three things:
The first is to be patient most of the time, continuously accumulating and selling stablecoins during the bull market (preferably through financial management without reckless operations).
The second is to reduce time spent in the crypto space and spend more time traveling and doing things you enjoy. After all, everyone is too busy during a crypto bull market.
The third is to wait for each dip in Bitcoin's price to buy more: buy a little during small dips, buy more during big dips. If you encounter opportunities like 3/12 or 5/19, you can go all-in.
Here's a reference for everyone:
My stablecoins currently account for 20% of my position during this decline, with 80% remaining.