Is it worth saving $BTC despite dropping in a bear market?
Holding Bitcoin during a bear market is a long-term strategy. The declines represent a buying opportunity at lower prices for a limited supply asset (only 21 million BTC).
The Dollar-Cost Averaging (DCA) approach minimizes volatility risk: a fixed amount is regularly invested, buying more BTC when the price drops. Historically, after every bear market, Bitcoin has reached new all-time highs, validating its potential as a digital store of value and protection against the devaluation of fiat currencies. 📉🚀
In contrast, shitcoins (or cryptocurrencies with no real utility) lack fundamentals, high liquidity, or resilience. In a bear market, most of these collapse to zero and never recover, draining capital. Selling them in time allows consolidating capital in the asset with the highest probability of survival and long-term growth: Bitcoin. It is a risk management move.
