Kosta Ouzas says investors without $200,000 to $300,000 should grow capital instead of chasing income. Bitcoin's four-year halving cycle acts like a clock to show when to buy or wait. Patience and time in the market beat overtrading.
$200,000 or $300,000
A repeating four-year cycle tied to its halving.
If you don't have 200,000 or $300,000 to deploy today that doesn't mean the goal is unrealistic, it just means that the problem changes at that point. Your job is not to extract income right away. Your job is to grow your capital base. And here's the key distinction that most traders miss. You don't grow capital efficiently by over trading. You grow it by being positioned in appreciating asset over time and then using a tool to generate slightly above average returns. And that requires patience and it requires time in the market and it requires understanding where you are in the cycle. And this is why Bitcoin changes the equation because bitcoin becomes uniquely interesting here because Bitcoin is cyclical. Bitcoin follows usually a repeating four year cycle tied to its halving. And if you plot time like a clock instead of a straight line you can see where we are in the cycle at the beginning, at the middle or at the end instead of guessing. And that concept helps guide when to act and just as importantly when not to.
