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    1. 110010010011 on

      I effectively bought two lump sums in 2015 and then never again. Tried trading a bit through the years and it didn’t work out. Thankfully never sold more than small portions to try to time the market.

      Now I just hodl.

    2. Adding over time, but not “regularly”. As in, I don’t do any kind of recurring buy, I just buy when I can afford it. Always buy the dip.

    3. I keep buying. BTC for me its not anymore just investment but a real opportunity to privacy and freedom. BTC is future.

    4. I get paid in fiat every two weeks, and once bills etc are paid I get rid of it as fast as I can.

    5. isofakingwetoddid on

      Buy and hold. If you want to DCA just set up a dollar amount to put into BTC every week or two weeks or every month. If you’re new, recommend taking the more traditional approach by just dumping money in and leaving it just like the stock market. Check on it every couple of weeks. It’s too volatile to sit there all day and look at the charts

    6. Equivalent_Ranger753 on

      Both. Ideally always keep a small dca buy going daily, but increase it in bear markets and cut it off when you know it’s overbought. Practice responsible self custody and continually divide your holdings into new wallets over time.
      Basically treat it like it has the potential to become a new world reserve asset

    7. OkProject2361 on

      I recently hit one “fulll BTC. .66 in cold storage, the rest in BTC ETFs in my taxable brokerage, HSA, ROTH IRA and rollover IRA. I wish I hadn’t bought for my taxable, but I was excited and bought the day $FBTC started trading. I now just do $50 every Monday on River.

    8. UWhuskiesRule on

      I wish I could say I keep buying. I got mine in 2022 and just hanging onto them.

    9. Generationhodl on

      I bought bitcoin with a credit some years ago (20k range) , and I’m paying off that credit every month since then.

      So I’m basically buying bitcoin every month for around 20k price right now.

      not financial advice, but I’m damn happy I did that.

      But I have to mention that I could pay back the whole credit at all instantly, but I rather pay back monthly because credit interest < bitcoin gains per year.

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