Well, Bitcoin halving is just around the corner; there are just three months to go, and these three months are easy to say on the mouth, but it's still very possible that Bitcoin can really archive a high price before the halving takes place. From your poll, I have chosen $55k–$60k. I feel convinced that the price of Bitcoin will really be in the range of $50k and above during the halving month. Although I am not very certain because the Bitcoin price can be very dynamic and unpredictable, Another thing I feel more sure of is that Bitcoin is not going back below $40k.

Everything that has an advantage usually has disadvantages. As far as I'm concerned, I don't quite like the BTC EFT because it's not a decentralized system. Investors on the ETF would likely have their identity known, which IMO is not really safe. A question I asked myself one day regarding these was: what if the SEC decides to bring up any new rules against known Bitcoin holders due to this ETF? The future is quite unpredictable, and anything could happen. It's more safe to invest in Bitcoin and hold it in your own custodial wallet because, like the first comment said, there is one great rule of investing in Bitcoin, which is not your key, not your coin.

Well, these five points are actually good guidance for trading. If a trader, whether a newbie or an experienced trader, follows these steps, they will not constantly experience heavy losses that can result in blowing their account. For a long time now, I have not been trading. Although my pattern of trading is mostly buying altcoins at a low price and selling if the price goes up a bit, I have not been trading features and derivatives because of the high risk, but that doesn't mean I have not traded features before.

As a matter of fact, just two days ago, I decided to test my trading skills again using my favorite exchange for futures trading, which is Digifinex.

I discovered they now have a new feature, which is a demo practice account, so I decided to practice there for a while with a demo balance of $1000. I placed about 5 trades (positions) and increased the demo balance to $1,567, but I got greedy. I should have just stopped trading that day and continued the next day, but instead I continued until I lost all the balance again. 

Conclusion and a little advice: if you have actually made enough profit for the day, kindly log off and close trade for that day. Also, don't get greedy; no profit is too small. $100-$500 profit is really a good amount of earnings for a day.

When I was really active with the buying and selling of altcoins, my friend introduced me to the Coingecko site, which has a section for newly listed coins. You can see the image below. Coingecko is also a coin tracking site, and from experience, it is very active, but the risk with altcoins is that you can never predict the success of any newly listed project. I still vividly remember some coins that I discovered and bought through the Coingecko site; most of those coins are now dead.

Investing in altcoins through the process you are describing doesn't mean that an investor can actually be lucky to meet great projects that will be profitable to him all the time; there is a chance of experiencing losses too.

Michael Saylor is a big investor in the Bitcoin space, but as far as I know, most people don't usually agree with every of his teachings regarding Bitcoin; instead, there are other articles recommended for Bitcoin beginners. The reason is not because Saylor is not right about most of what he says, but because the truth is that only most people who have been in the Bitcoin space for a long time would know how to follow up on his ideas.

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In my opinion, I don't think there is really any special difference between investing in old and new tokens because there is a chance that if you invest in new coins, they could still become shitcoins in no time or generate a huge profit if, luckily, they get pumped. The same can also happen if you invest in old coins. I think it's better to do proper research on any project you want to invest in. Whether an old or new coin, make sure to study the project, and if you think it's really worth investing in, you can invest in the coin.

First you need to make sure how serious you are about your investment and whether you want to invest for the long term. If investing in long term plan then I will tell you every market position is good for investment. You can invest in Bitcoin now if you want and hold your investment for a long time. Or if you have an investment plan such that you will invest for a relatively short period of time and sell your investment when the market rises a bit, you can watch the market and then invest. Bitcoin market is now at $48000 to $43000 where the market has great potential to pump up so if you buy at $43000 then you will have a chance to sell your bitcoin at $48000 again so you can make some profit. 

In some cases that I am aware of, most people have always been looking for the right time to invest in Bitcoin, and as they keep waiting for the price to dip, the reverse of their expectations happens as Bitcoin keeps surging high until they have no choice but to even buy at a much higher price than what they would have bought in the early days.

There is an easy strategy, which is the DCA strategy. Any investor who is scared that the price of Bitcoin will dip can just use DCA to buy Bitcoin in fractions at different intervals. It could be weekly or monthly. Using the strategy is better than holding your fiat and waiting for the price to dip.