Spot buying strategy
For spot buying, you don't need to predict the exact bottom. Consider entering gradually instead of spending your entire budget at once.
Illustrative entry plan
Example for a $1,000 budget, assuming you can afford to hold through volatility.
1.Initial entry — $250
Consider a small position near the current area if your investment horizon is long enough to tolerate a decline.
2.Second entry — $250
Reserve for a pullback toward $80,000–$80,500, provided price action suggests support is holding.
3.Third entry — $250
Consider buying near $79,000–$79,800 only if your original thesis remains intact and you accept the risk of further losses.
4.Reserve — $250
Keep cash available for a confirmed recovery or another opportunity. You don't have to deploy all your capital.
$BTC
For spot buying, you don't need to predict the exact bottom. Consider entering gradually instead of spending your entire budget at once.
Illustrative entry plan
Example for a $1,000 budget, assuming you can afford to hold through volatility.
1.Initial entry — $250
Consider a small position near the current area if your investment horizon is long enough to tolerate a decline.
2.Second entry — $250
Reserve for a pullback toward $80,000–$80,500, provided price action suggests support is holding.
3.Third entry — $250
Consider buying near $79,000–$79,800 only if your original thesis remains intact and you accept the risk of further losses.
4.Reserve — $250
Keep cash available for a confirmed recovery or another opportunity. You don't have to deploy all your capital.
$BTC