Leverage does seem handy if you are extreme low on liquidity, but have a high networth. Its just the risk you take that matters.

You make some valid points. Cryptovester also makes some valid points. The problem is how to weigh these. Our brains are naturally unfit to understand these reasons in the right way. Maybe a bias like

Speaking as a former poker player, learning by doing is not the right way. If we look back and look which people performed best, it were the people who allocated their time most effectively in terms of

The reality is nobody knows when unfortunately. I would advise dollar cost averaging or just hold your position for very long so the moment you bought in, had little effect on the net outcome.

Our brains are thought to think in images (Wittgenstein). Incremental changes are terrible to be processed by our intuition. (Kahneman/Tversky). Initially we do the things which require the least amount

Thats also partly why ETFs have boomed.

Can you actually vote on yourself? New to the space, great content cryptovestor!