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For new investors feeling overwhelmed by Bitcoin's volatility, Saylor offered strategic advice. He recommended dollar-cost averaging—a method of investing a fixed amount regularly regardless of the asset's price—to mitigate the impacts of price fluctuations. His guiding principle was that Bitcoin should form a part of one’s capital portfolio—money that one doesn't require for immediate living expenses.
Saylor cautioned against selling Bitcoin prematurely for small short-term gains, arguing that doing so often leads to regrettable losses in potential future wealth. He held a future price prediction for Bitcoin at $13 million by 2045, suggesting that investors should think long-term when entering the market.