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Investing in Bitcoin can be a great way to diversify your portfolio and potentially make a profit. However, it is important to understand the different time horizons associated with investing in Bitcoin. Depending on your goals and risk tolerance, you may want to consider different time horizons when investing in Bitcoin.
Short-term investing in Bitcoin is typically done with the goal of making a quick profit. This type of investing involves buying and selling Bitcoin within a short period of time, usually within a few days or weeks. This type of investing is often seen as more risky, as the price of Bitcoin can be volatile and unpredictable. However, it can also be a great way to make a quick profit if you are able to accurately predict the market.
Medium-term investing in Bitcoin is typically done with the goal of making a profit over a longer period of time. This type of investing involves buying and holding Bitcoin for a period of months or even years. This type of investing is often seen as less risky, as the price of Bitcoin is more likely to remain stable over a longer period of time. However, it can also be more difficult to accurately predict the market over a longer period of time.
Long-term investing in Bitcoin is typically done with the goal of making a profit over a very long period of time. This type of investing involves buying and holding Bitcoin for a period of years or even decades. This type of investing is often seen as the least risky, as the price of Bitcoin is more likely to remain stable over a very long period of time. However, it can also be the most difficult to accurately predict the market over a very long period of time.
No matter what type of investing you choose, it is important to understand the different time horizons associated with investing in Bitcoin. Depending on your goals and risk tolerance, you may want to consider different time horizons when investing in Bitcoin.
you’re not really that stupid. you can’t be.
Gambling with any expectation of coming out ahead is foolish.
Letting a “robot” gamble with your money is really fucking stupid.
First thing you should do is actually run this based on the historical price, and compare it to what you would have done if you just bought and held. Does your strategy actually outperform?
The price going up 1% after it has gone done 1% is not the same amount. Please tell me you know that.
So as the bitcoin price approaches infinity as it replaces fiat your bitcoin allocation automatically goes to zero. I can’t see any flaws here 👍
You can just give me all your BTC today instead
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This seems needlessly complicated and an absolute nightmare come tax season.
You’re asking if anyone would be interested in such a strategy, and from the comments it looks like the answer is “no”.
Personally, I don’t have a set time horizon. My strategy is to buy a smallish amount each day on a recurring schedule, and buying the larger dips hand over fist. Smooths out volatility, and takes emotions out of it.
As for a goal, my plan is to up my daily buy significantly during the first inning or two of the bull run. Then sell in chunks in the latter part of the bull run. This all depends on regulation and general sentiment as well. I could extend my time horizon significantly if the right moves are made by governments and institutions.