Why Saying 'The Crypto Markets Are Crashing' Is WRONG
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First thing I feel the need to say is that the markets have not been crashing.
The Bitcoin price entered the current range on the 12th of February and has been consolidating ever since.
If you only look at the price on a day by day basis you’ll get the perception that everything is burning.
However if you zoom out a little bit, you can clearly see that the Bitcoin price broke above the key level of 8300, rallied up to 11,300 and has been going up and down within the range ever since.
Like I’ve said before, these are the ideal times to buy the coins you believe in because you know you are getting a fair price.
That is in contrast to when prices are booming or busting, when you have no idea if you are getting a good price or not.
Further to that, and I’ve said this before as well, you want to be positioned before prices take off, not after the begin to take off.
Jumping on the bandwagon because you get the fear of missing out is ultimately going to cause you to lose all your money.
What has been most delightful for me about this consolidation period is that I have been able to continue loading up on EOS.
In fact yesterday when it hit $5.50, I put in an extra chunk of money before the price recovered.
Final point on the market roundup. I have seen some people complain about this advice to buy when prices are down.
Think the biggest objection to that advice is that you have already committed all your spare funds to crypto and don't have any cash on the side.
I have 2 things to say about that.
Read the book The Richest Man In Babylon by George Clayson
I’ll put links to the book in the video description
https://www.amazon.co.uk/George-S.-Clason/e/B000APM8VY/
One of the laws of wealth in that book is to set aside one tenth of your earnings as soon as you get it. That’s the money you use to build your wealth. Then you do whatever it takes to live on the remaining 90%.
When people say they need all of their earnings just to live, I say that you need to go looking for savings, make some cuts, be creative. It’s ultimately your job to figure out how to make this law work for you. My job is to make you aware of that the law exists, which I have now done.
The 2nd thing I have to say is that you may want to consider making some money on the side, specifically for funneling into crypto.
It doesn’t have to be a lot, an extra $100 per month consistently invested and compounded over time will make an enormous difference to your wealth.
Better yet is to earn crypto and then just save up those earnings until you hit your goal.
That way the prices won’t affect you as much since you didn’t pay for the crypto that you earn, it doesn’t have the same emotional effect.
Trust me, it’s possible and you can do it.
How do I know? Because there was a period of time that I was on government welfare because I do so little money.
That may come as a shock to most of you who have only ever known me after I broke through. But that just proves that there is a lot more to me than meets the eye. Which is the same for everybody you meet, so don’t judge.
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For future viewers: price of bitcoin at the moment of posting is 8823.80USD
I totally agree with all the things you wrote in this post. I did not read the book you suggested buth i have it on my library list now.
I am always picking out posts to read based on title and opening sentence without looking to the authors name. The last two posts i picked are both yours so i dont know what it is buth you got me interested. Keep writing and i guess i keep reading ;)