Investors are panicking due to Bitcoin's current volatility.

[Tribalchief]

Yep, everything is uncertain at today's price point, we should be like going around $70k or above. But due to the nature of Bitcoin's volatility, we are just somewhere along $63k'ish. So there is a lot of uncertainty for us in the market as we don't know where the price will be and we are "hoping" for a great  run this year or at the end of 2025.

Only thing that we can do is hope that all our predictions will come true, that we will still be seeing $100k at the end and 2025 will still be a bull run year base on the last pattern that we have (4 year cycle).

Many hope that the price of Bitcoin will reach $100K, but seeing the current movement of Bitcoin which is having difficulty reaching $70K, many doubt that the achievement of $100K will not happen, but we must realize that the bullish season is still long so the possibility of reaching a price of 4100K can still happen.

$100K this year?, I am not sure of how that is going to happen, seeing that Bitcoin has been seriously struggling to climb back to $70K or even beats it's ATH. We just have to see Bitcoin crossing that ATH before concluding the possibility of seeing a $100K. Like I have always said and I will keep saying, if Bitcoin must hit $100K this year, there must be some sort of event or news/rumors or probably something that must trigger it to hit that amount. Aside that, I don't really think that the $100K will be a possible figure this year, or we might just wait for next year.

[LUCKMCFLY]

Yes we must always monitor the market and the price of the coins we invest in, but this applies to short-term and medium-term investors. For long-term investors, there is no need to always monitor the market because we only follow the 4-year cycle, if it's time for the bullish season we are ready to sell our coins. But for a trader or investor who focuses on the short term, we must understand market movements and be able to predict prices in the short term.

Personally I would like to be a long-term investor, but for that there is a bigger requirement, which is to have enough money to endure everything or for something to come along later, that is, not needing the money in the long term, I am a person who could not do that, but making a short-term investment, that is, being a big investor, I could not be, that is why sometimes I focus on trading and the fundamentals to take advantage of market movements to earn little by little, if the market goes up and if the market goes down I also earn.

[MRY]

Yes we must always monitor the market and the price of the coins we invest in, but this applies to short-term and medium-term investors. For long-term investors, there is no need to always monitor the market because we only follow the 4-year cycle, if it's time for the bullish season we are ready to sell our coins. But for a trader or investor who focuses on the short term, we must understand market movements and be able to predict prices in the short term.

Personally I would like to be a long-term investor, but for that there is a bigger requirement, which is to have enough money to endure everything or for something to come along later, that is, not needing the money in the long term, I am a person who could not do that, but making a short-term investment, that is, being a big investor, I could not be, that is why sometimes I focus on trading and the fundamentals to take advantage of market movements to earn little by little, if the market goes up and if the market goes down I also earn.

Long-term investment is a very expensive business and needs lots of capital and financial strength because we shall be holding money for many years without being called up by the exigencies of life. But not all people can afford this, including me. Lack of money capital also gives me confidence to stick to shorter term tactics such as speculating and applying great analysis. In this way, I can still earn from the position in terms of prices increasing and decreasing, though not as greatly as with long term trading. As for me, the main thing is constancy in making profits piecemeal and, at the same time, using fluctuations in the market effectively.

[doc]

Yes we must always monitor the market and the price of the coins we invest in, but this applies to short-term and medium-term investors. For long-term investors, there is no need to always monitor the market because we only follow the 4-year cycle, if it's time for the bullish season we are ready to sell our coins. But for a trader or investor who focuses on the short term, we must understand market movements and be able to predict prices in the short term.

Personally I would like to be a long-term investor, but for that there is a bigger requirement, which is to have enough money to endure everything or for something to come along later, that is, not needing the money in the long term, I am a person who could not do that, but making a short-term investment, that is, being a big investor, I could not be, that is why sometimes I focus on trading and the fundamentals to take advantage of market movements to earn little by little, if the market goes up and if the market goes down I also earn.

Long-term investment is a very expensive business and needs lots of capital and financial strength because we shall be holding money for many years without being called up by the exigencies of life. But not all people can afford this, including me. Lack of money capital also gives me confidence to stick to shorter term tactics such as speculating and applying great analysis. In this way, I can still earn from the position in terms of prices increasing and decreasing, though not as greatly as with long term trading. As for me, the main thing is constancy in making profits piecemeal and, at the same time, using fluctuations in the market effectively.

If we do not have the capital for long-term holding, we should choose medium-term holding or do short-term and medium-term trading to get profits that we can use to increase capital or meet our living needs. because long-term holding must use free money and is not needed in the near future.

[rizqillah]

Yes we must always monitor the market and the price of the coins we invest in, but this applies to short-term and medium-term investors. For long-term investors, there is no need to always monitor the market because we only follow the 4-year cycle, if it's time for the bullish season we are ready to sell our coins. But for a trader or investor who focuses on the short term, we must understand market movements and be able to predict prices in the short term.

Personally I would like to be a long-term investor, but for that there is a bigger requirement, which is to have enough money to endure everything or for something to come along later, that is, not needing the money in the long term, I am a person who could not do that, but making a short-term investment, that is, being a big investor, I could not be, that is why sometimes I focus on trading and the fundamentals to take advantage of market movements to earn little by little, if the market goes up and if the market goes down I also earn.

What you did is right, mate. I also do not have capital for the long term, I only trade to make a profit. because long-term holding requires capital that we do not need for the long term, so we must have free capital. and honestly it is difficult for me who has limited capital, just like other small investors.

[pieppiep]

Yes we must always monitor the market and the price of the coins we invest in, but this applies to short-term and medium-term investors. For long-term investors, there is no need to always monitor the market because we only follow the 4-year cycle, if it's time for the bullish season we are ready to sell our coins. But for a trader or investor who focuses on the short term, we must understand market movements and be able to predict prices in the short term.

Personally I would like to be a long-term investor, but for that there is a bigger requirement, which is to have enough money to endure everything or for something to come along later, that is, not needing the money in the long term, I am a person who could not do that, but making a short-term investment, that is, being a big investor, I could not be, that is why sometimes I focus on trading and the fundamentals to take advantage of market movements to earn little by little, if the market goes up and if the market goes down I also earn.

What you did is right, mate. I also do not have capital for the long term, I only trade to make a profit. because long-term holding requires capital that we do not need for the long term, so we must have free capital. and honestly it is difficult for me who has limited capital, just like other small investors.

That’s right bro Trading to seek short term gains is in fact much more feasible for most people with little capital power. It is a more complicated approach and entails considerable risk but when it is well done it yields suitable rates of returns.

The capital needed must be planned well so that we do not end up selling when prices are low. Since we have decided that we have little capital to start out with, it is required that you manage risk well without putting all your money into one particular location.

[satpol_PP]

That’s right bro Trading to seek short term gains is in fact much more feasible for most people with little capital power. It is a more complicated approach and entails considerable risk but when it is well done it yields suitable rates of returns.

The capital needed must be planned well so that we do not end up selling when prices are low. Since we have decided that we have little capital to start out with, it is required that you manage risk well without putting all your money into one particular location.

Small capital by doing short-term trading is the right thing to do because with that small capital we can get continuous profits if we have skills and experience in short-term trading. I initially learned trading also with small capital and started to focus on learning and honing my skills, finally my capital increased and I was able to diversify into several potential coins. All are processes to be able to get profit and enlarge our crypto assets.

[LUCKMCFLY]

$100K this year?, I am not sure of how that is going to happen, seeing that Bitcoin has been seriously struggling to climb back to $70K or even beats it's ATH. We just have to see Bitcoin crossing that ATH before concluding the possibility of seeing a $100K. Like I have always said and I will keep saying, if Bitcoin must hit $100K this year, there must be some sort of event or news/rumors or probably something that must trigger it to hit that amount. Aside that, I don't really think that the $100K will be a possible figure this year, or we might just wait for next year.

If it is a fact, everything indicates that this year it is very difficult for it to rise in price, however I am one of those who think that by having good results this year it could at least exceed and reach $ 80k, of course considering the fundamentals that can help BTC to rise, such as how this year is an election year in the USA. If Trump wins, for me BTC will rise in price, because confidence will increase in the USA, it will have a great response from TRUMP, in the same way if he loses I am sure that the price of BTC will go down.

[rizqillah]

$100K this year?, I am not sure of how that is going to happen, seeing that Bitcoin has been seriously struggling to climb back to $70K or even beats it's ATH. We just have to see Bitcoin crossing that ATH before concluding the possibility of seeing a $100K. Like I have always said and I will keep saying, if Bitcoin must hit $100K this year, there must be some sort of event or news/rumors or probably something that must trigger it to hit that amount. Aside that, I don't really think that the $100K will be a possible figure this year, or we might just wait for next year.

If it is a fact, everything indicates that this year it is very difficult for it to rise in price, however I am one of those who think that by having good results this year it could at least exceed and reach $ 80k, of course considering the fundamentals that can help BTC to rise, such as how this year is an election year in the USA. If Trump wins, for me BTC will rise in price, because confidence will increase in the USA, it will have a great response from TRUMP, in the same way if he loses I am sure that the price of BTC will go down.

I also think the results of the US presidential election will affect the price of bitcoin this year, if Trump wins, the price of bitcoin will go up because Trump supports bitcoin and crypto, while if Trump loses, the price of bitcoin will likely experience a sharp decline, so be prepared, whatever happens, we must be ready.

[LUCKMCFLY]

Long-term investment is a very expensive business and needs lots of capital and financial strength because we shall be holding money for many years without being called up by the exigencies of life. But not all people can afford this, including me. Lack of money capital also gives me confidence to stick to shorter term tactics such as speculating and applying great analysis. In this way, I can still earn from the position in terms of prices increasing and decreasing, though not as greatly as with long term trading. As for me, the main thing is constancy in making profits piecemeal and, at the same time, using fluctuations in the market effectively.

Indeed, those of us who don't have a lot of money, well, we stick to staying focused on the market and doing things better with respect to what we know, of course, obtaining more strategies and knowledge to see if we can do something better, I can say that when we are obtaining more knowledge in trading we can take many more liberties in operating, as for long-term investment, things are different, sometimes we can't operate as much because for the simple fact that we leave it in investment sometimes it goes away, and well, we always have to take care of our capital, I understand you perfectly, that's how it affects me too.

[JISAN]

Long-term investment is a very expensive business and needs lots of capital and financial strength because we shall be holding money for many years without being called up by the exigencies of life. But not all people can afford this, including me. Lack of money capital also gives me confidence to stick to shorter term tactics such as speculating and applying great analysis. In this way, I can still earn from the position in terms of prices increasing and decreasing, though not as greatly as with long term trading. As for me, the main thing is constancy in making profits piecemeal and, at the same time, using fluctuations in the market effectively.

Indeed, those of us who don't have a lot of money, well, we stick to staying focused on the market and doing things better with respect to what we know, of course, obtaining more strategies and knowledge to see if we can do something better, I can say that when we are obtaining more knowledge in trading we can take many more liberties in operating, as for long-term investment, things are different, sometimes we can't operate as much because for the simple fact that we leave it in investment sometimes it goes away, and well, we always have to take care of our capital, I understand you perfectly, that's how it affects me too.

Bitcoin's price is volatile because it is its religion. We know that all cryptocurrencies, including Bitcoin, fluctuate in price and we invest in them with this risk in mind. So there is nothing to panic if we know about the history of Bitcoin. But yes we will definitely take care of our capital so will definitely research well before committing it's normal so won't be surprised by coin dumping. Because it is not surprising that Bitcoin is a religion and because of such volatility, we can earn profits and accept losses where there is profit. This is a rule of thumb for investment

[doc]

Bitcoin's price is volatile because it is its religion. We know that all cryptocurrencies, including Bitcoin, fluctuate in price and we invest in them with this risk in mind. So there is nothing to panic if we know about the history of Bitcoin. But yes we will definitely take care of our capital so will definitely research well before committing it's normal so won't be surprised by coin dumping. Because it is not surprising that Bitcoin is a religion and because of such volatility, we can earn profits and accept losses where there is profit. This is a rule of thumb for investment

Volatility of Bitcoin is a natural thing, so we don't need to panic. Because we have to understand the Crypto character that is always fluctuating. If we have invested in Crypto, we understand this, so what makes it not panic is experience and knowledge. That's why New Bies is always panicked because of lack of knowledge and experience.

[milewilda]

Bitcoin's price is volatile because it is its religion. We know that all cryptocurrencies, including Bitcoin, fluctuate in price and we invest in them with this risk in mind. So there is nothing to panic if we know about the history of Bitcoin. But yes we will definitely take care of our capital so will definitely research well before committing it's normal so won't be surprised by coin dumping. Because it is not surprising that Bitcoin is a religion and because of such volatility, we can earn profits and accept losses where there is profit. This is a rule of thumb for investment

Volatility of Bitcoin is a natural thing, so we don't need to panic. Because we have to understand the Crypto character that is always fluctuating. If we have invested in Crypto, we understand this, so what makes it not panic is experience and knowledge. That's why New Bies is always panicked because of lack of knowledge and experience.

Only noobs are the ones who do really panic on which it would really be understandable considering that we dont have that experience on how this market behaves or works but its impossible
that you wont really be doing any research on the time or moment that you will really be having plans on making out some investment into it. It will really be just that basing up
on how you would be reacting to it. All of us do once a newbie on which there's a moment or time that you found yourself panicking on the moment that you do see some deep drop
of price, but on the time that you are already experienced one then you would really be just that treating it as an ordinary day here on crypto space.

[JoyMarsha]

$100K this year?, I am not sure of how that is going to happen, seeing that Bitcoin has been seriously struggling to climb back to $70K or even beats it's ATH. We just have to see Bitcoin crossing that ATH before concluding the possibility of seeing a $100K. Like I have always said and I will keep saying, if Bitcoin must hit $100K this year, there must be some sort of event or news/rumors or probably something that must trigger it to hit that amount. Aside that, I don't really think that the $100K will be a possible figure this year, or we might just wait for next year.

Anybody hoping to see a price of $100k from Bitcoin should get ready to see that by next year, not this year. For this year, it's a price around $80k atleast not $100k, looking at how many months remain to the end of the year, and what price Bitcoin is currently. However, there seems to be  no important event coming up, apart from the US election that will be by next month, that people are suggesting that if Trump wins, the Bitcoin price will react to it, by giving a positive price increase to Bitcoin but I still doubt the possibility of seeing $100k price before the end of year.

[gunhell16]

As investors, if they understand the volatility or being a volatile asset of Bitcoin, I'm sure they won't feel panicked. Because as a capitalist, I even look at the volatility that Bitcoin has as positive.

Because I believe that through volatility we can really make a profit here as long as you know what you are doing in this field of crypto space. Though having a feelings of panic I guess its normal but if you are a risk taker we supposed to be prepared on this.