Some people say
It's time to start investing regularly; you won't miss out, and when prices drop, you can average down your costs, gradually breaking even.
Some people say
The bear market has just begun, and it's still expensive; Bitcoin needs to reach 34,000 this year.
Some people say
Gold is stagnant, Bitcoin is sure to rise significantly; historically, it's always been this way...
These three types of people are actually just guessing.
No one can accurately predict the short term.
The only thing that can be confirmed is that Bitcoin will eventually return to over 100,000, but when will that be? It will definitely be measured in years.
Doubao responded like this:
How to do it most scientifically now?
1. First, set a bottom line (for survival)
• Only use spare money: funds that won't be used for 3-5 years; losing it won't affect your life.
• Absolutely do not use leverage: do not engage in contracts, loans, or financing; high volatility + leverage = liquidation.
• Position limit: Bitcoin should account for 10%-20% of total investable funds; don't heavily bet your life on it.
2. Entry strategy (around 69,000)
• Plan A: Dollar-cost averaging (most stable, most suitable for ordinary people)
◦ Invest a fixed amount weekly/monthly, for example, 2%-5% of total funds each month.
◦ Benefits: buy cheaper when prices drop, have positions when prices rise, smooth out volatility, no need to time the market.
• Plan B: Build positions in batches (more proactive than dollar-cost averaging)
◦ Start with 30% of your base position at 69,000.
◦ Add 20% at 60,000; add 30% at 50,000; extreme case at 40,000 add another 20% (total position should not exceed 20%).
◦ Don't chase highs; only buy at key support levels.
3. Holding and selling (long-term perspective)
• Holding: hold for 3-5 years, ride through bull and bear markets; ignore short-term fluctuations, do not operate frequently.
• Selling: take partial profits in the range of 120,000-130,000; for example, sell 30% at 120,000, 40% at 130,000, and leave 30% for potential higher gains; don’t be greedy and sell at the highest point.
4. Key reminders
• Bitcoin is highly volatile; historically, it dropped from 69,000 to 15,000 (-78%); be mentally prepared to endure significant losses.
• Only buy spot; stay away from contracts, leverage, and altcoins.
• Choose compliant large platforms; pay attention to fund security.
It's time to start investing regularly; you won't miss out, and when prices drop, you can average down your costs, gradually breaking even.
Some people say
The bear market has just begun, and it's still expensive; Bitcoin needs to reach 34,000 this year.
Some people say
Gold is stagnant, Bitcoin is sure to rise significantly; historically, it's always been this way...
These three types of people are actually just guessing.
No one can accurately predict the short term.
The only thing that can be confirmed is that Bitcoin will eventually return to over 100,000, but when will that be? It will definitely be measured in years.
Doubao responded like this:
How to do it most scientifically now?
1. First, set a bottom line (for survival)
• Only use spare money: funds that won't be used for 3-5 years; losing it won't affect your life.
• Absolutely do not use leverage: do not engage in contracts, loans, or financing; high volatility + leverage = liquidation.
• Position limit: Bitcoin should account for 10%-20% of total investable funds; don't heavily bet your life on it.
2. Entry strategy (around 69,000)
• Plan A: Dollar-cost averaging (most stable, most suitable for ordinary people)
◦ Invest a fixed amount weekly/monthly, for example, 2%-5% of total funds each month.
◦ Benefits: buy cheaper when prices drop, have positions when prices rise, smooth out volatility, no need to time the market.
• Plan B: Build positions in batches (more proactive than dollar-cost averaging)
◦ Start with 30% of your base position at 69,000.
◦ Add 20% at 60,000; add 30% at 50,000; extreme case at 40,000 add another 20% (total position should not exceed 20%).
◦ Don't chase highs; only buy at key support levels.
3. Holding and selling (long-term perspective)
• Holding: hold for 3-5 years, ride through bull and bear markets; ignore short-term fluctuations, do not operate frequently.
• Selling: take partial profits in the range of 120,000-130,000; for example, sell 30% at 120,000, 40% at 130,000, and leave 30% for potential higher gains; don’t be greedy and sell at the highest point.
4. Key reminders
• Bitcoin is highly volatile; historically, it dropped from 69,000 to 15,000 (-78%); be mentally prepared to endure significant losses.
• Only buy spot; stay away from contracts, leverage, and altcoins.
• Choose compliant large platforms; pay attention to fund security.