Bull Market Top Signal Indicator List (Simplified) 12-29

Refuse the noise and patiently wait, the bull market is still ongoing.

Why doesn’t dollar-cost averaging start from a bear market?

Dollar-cost averaging means starting at any time, without needing to look at the price—if you are still looking at the price, it means you are still speculating, and you do not truly understand dollar-cost averaging.

Some people say BTC is already very high and not suitable for dollar-cost averaging; I want to save my money and slowly start dollar-cost averaging after the next bear market arrives. Similar statements apply to other assets, like Nvidia is too high, the Nasdaq is too high, the S&P is too high—people were saying this years ago, and then what? Are you waiting for the bear market now? Did you invest?

Once you have selected your asset, you need to learn from that person in the news, dollar-cost averaging every day; this guy only buys $30 worth of Bitcoin every day, regardless of bull or bear, regardless of returns, not looking at highs or lows, and has been continuously buying for 8 years. In the end, with a crazy level of execution, he spent $80,000 to acquire $1,000,000—of course, he is still persisting.