#StrategyBTCPurchase
Here are key guidelines you might use to shape your strategy:
1. Stagger your entry
Instead of investing your full amount at once, consider buying in phases. For example, invest part now, then invest more if price drops to a more favourable level (e.g., near strong support).
This helps reduce risk of entering at a local peak.
2. Watch key price levels
Support zone: ~US$100,000 appears to be a significant mid‐term support zone. If it fails, risk of deeper correction increases.
Resistance zone: If Bitcoin breaks above major resistance levels with strong volume, that could signal the next leg up.
Don’t rely solely on historical averages for “best time to buy” — while November has seen gains, outcomes vary widely.
3. Risk management is crucial
Only invest what you can afford to lose. The crypto market remains high‑volatility.
Consider setting a stop‑loss or at least a mental exit plan if things go badly.
Avoid investing borrowed money or using excessive leverage unless you fully understand the risks.
4. Think medium‑ to long‑term if possible
If you believe in Bitcoin’s long‑term potential, current volatility may provide opportunities.
That said, even long‑term holders are not immune to major pullbacks — so temper expectations with realism.
5. Keep an eye on macro and sentiment factors
Liquidity (from central banks, etc), regulatory decisions, and global economic conditions are big drivers.
Pay attention to ETF flows, institutional behaviour, and major on‑chain signals.
