Even with $, you should follow the drops and buy little by little to reduce the average cost. Then, leave it in your wallet, without rushing to sell. And do not use $ q if you need it in the short term.
Caliu GOC
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Investing for the Long Term: How to Lower Your Average Cost and Maximize Your Profits with XRP
In the world of investing, patience and strategy make all the difference. Those who buy assets randomly may end up paying a high price, but accumulation can reduce the average cost and increase long-term gains.
The average cost is the average amount I pay for an asset over time. If I buy at different prices and buy wrong, I can reduce this cost by repurchasing at other points until I reach my breakeven point.
My Case with XRP
Currently, XRP is at 2.63 USDT, and my average cost is 0.6364 USDT. This means that:
• The current price is 4.1 times above my average cost.
• I am already making a significant profit, as my investment has already multiplied since the breakeven point.
• If I decide to sell now, I will be making a significant gain in relation to what I invested.
Let's imagine two scenarios:
1. Investor without strategy: I bought XRP only when it was on the rise and paid a lot for it. If the price dropped, I would be at a loss and perhaps desperate to sell.
2. Me in the long term: I bought little by little, to accumulate more and reduce my average cost.
Now, with XRP at 2.63 USDT, I already have a significant profit.
If I continue to accumulate in times of decline as I did with the last drop, I will be able to maximize my long-term gains even more.
I used a smart accumulation strategy and now I see the fruits of it: my average cost is much lower than the current price of XRP. This shows the importance of investing with patience and planning. If XRP continues to rise, my gains will only increase. If there is a correction in the market, I will still have room to maintain the position or even accumulate more, always thinking in the long term.
The lesson? The true investor focuses on strategy, not on market emotion.
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