I'm kinda going back-and forth honestly, unsure about if i'd really want to put in any more Fiat at this point in time- although it could pay off handsomly a year or two from now...
I had this conversation with a friend of mine today. 20 - 30 years from now, people will be astonished that bitcoin was the price it is today. Because of that, whenever I have some dry powder, I stack sats. The only way I actually know the price is down is if I’m on the stacker news website, otherwise I’m just focused on working hard so I can get more sats flow to stack more sats regardless of what the price is.
Don't buy more bitcoin than you can afford. Don't use leverage. Dollar cost average. If you have a high time preference, you're probably already doing these things.
If you like taking on risk or have a low time preference, then ignore this.
I could buy more but I'm pretty happy with my stack right now. Right now, we are focused on debt consolidation and debt payoff. We are making a big house move in 2025 and I want to maximize the house I can get (as in buy a 30 year house not something that only lasts me another 5 years)
If we're talking about the economic crash, then we recently opted to buy a car outright rather than financing. We had been needing a new car for a while and decided to capitalize on the strong dollar to make a big purchase.
DCA’ing, and also kept my christmas bonus sitting around to be invested when a good opportunity shows up…
Looking for a potential retracement of 62.8% on btc price to take advantage of that dip
Yes exactly fibonacci retracement levels…on my graph, the retracement i am looking for is at $34,166 , that s where I’ll put half my xmas bonus, and keep the other half in case of deeper correction…