--- title: 'Mi estrategia para comprar Bitcoin según el precio' source: 'https://youtube.com/watch?v=Z8VKgD12D1g' video_id: 'Z8VKgD12D1g' date: 2026-08-05 duration_sec: 723 --- # Mi estrategia para comprar Bitcoin según el precio > Source: [Mi estrategia para comprar Bitcoin según el precio](https://youtube.com/watch?v=Z8VKgD12D1g) ## Summary The video presents a detailed strategy for accumulating Bitcoin based on its price, emphasizing a long-term investment thesis and the use of collateralized loans to increase holdings during price dips. The creator explains why Bitcoin is a core asset, outlines specific price triggers for buying, borrowing, and protecting collateral, and discusses extreme scenarios. ### Key Points - **Bitcoin's recent drop** [00:03] — Bitcoin fell from $82,000 to $88,000, a ~30% drop in 3 months, creating a perceived buying opportunity. - **Bitcoin appreciates over time** [00:44] — Even buying at all-time highs (2017: $20k, 2021: $69k) would yield profits today; $1,000 at 2017 ATH is now $4,600, at 2021 ATH is $1,300. - **Limited supply** [01:54] — Bitcoin has a capped supply of 21 million, unlike fiat currencies which can be printed, making it deflationary. - **Liquidity and portability** [02:22] — Bitcoin can be sold for fiat in 5-10 minutes and taken anywhere, serving as an emergency fund. - **Using Bitcoin as collateral** [03:14] — Instead of selling, the creator uses Bitcoin as collateral for loans, borrowing up to 70% of its value at ~4% annual interest. - **Long-term price target** [04:48] — Believes Bitcoin could reach $1 million, requiring a market cap of $21 trillion, making it the second most valuable asset. - **DCA strategy above $60k** [06:51] — Between $100 and $60,000, uses dollar-cost averaging, buying whenever possible. - **Borrowing below $60k** [07:49] — If Bitcoin falls below $60,000, plans to borrow USDT against existing Bitcoin to buy more, e.g., borrowing $30k on a $60k Bitcoin to buy half a Bitcoin. - **Protecting collateral below $40k** [08:47] — If price drops below $40,000, adds the newly bought Bitcoin as collateral to avoid liquidation. - **Extreme scenario below $20k** [09:43] — If Bitcoin falls below $20,000 (84% below ATH), would inject traditional money to save Bitcoin, though considered very unlikely. ### Conclusion The strategy adapts to price levels: DCA in normal ranges, leverage on dips, and protective measures in extreme drops, emphasizing preparedness and long-term conviction. ## Transcript to $82,000, and is currently at $88,000. That means at $88,000. That means a drop of approximately 30% in the last 3 months. Taking advantage of the fact that the tourists have left and that interest in Bitcoin is currently very low, we are going to put together a strategy to accumulate Bitcoin in the coming months. Next, I'm going to share with you the strategy I'll use to accumulate more of this asset depending on its price. Let's begin. First, I want to talk to you about my Bitcoin investment thesis, why I choose this asset as one of my main investment instruments. If you're in a bit of a hurry, the strategy will appear for you in this minute, but I'll warn you that it won't make much sense without first hearing my thesis. First, I want to tell you that Bitcoin is an asset that appreciates over time. If you broaden your perspective and look at the Bitcoin chart over time, it has been an excellent investment instrument. Let's suppose you were a terrible investor and that you invested at the peaks of each bull market. You were terrible here in 2021 and bought Bitcoin for $69,000. You were terrible here in 2018 and bought Bitcoin for $20,000. Even if you were a terrible investor, investing $1,000 at all-time highs, you would be in profit today. For example, in 2017, buying at the all-time high, those $1,000 would be worth $4,600 today. If you invested in 2021 at the all-time high, that same $1,000 would be worth $1,300 today. And I'm using Bitcoin's peaks as a reference, even though I'm a terrible investor. Now, if you invest during better as we are going to do next, the scenario will be much better. Another reason why I'm going to invest in Bitcoin is that Bitcoin has a limited supply. Looking at the supply of this asset, we will only have 21,000,000 and nobody will be able to print more. This is the opposite of what they do with national currencies. Here's a graph showing how much money is in circulation in the United States and how that amount has grown over time. They won't be able to do this with Bitcoin . Another point in favor of Bitcoin is its liquidity and portability. Here I show you some Bitcoin that I have along with other cryptocurrencies. If I wanted to sell this Bitcoin, in approximately 5 to 10 minutes, I would have the equivalent in Mexican pesos in my bank account. Believe me, with very few assets you can do this. Another point I also mentioned to you is its portability. If you live in a country like Latin America or basically anywhere in the world, Bitcoin is an asset that if you have an emergency and have to leave the country today, you can take it with you. You simply grab your wallets and your private networks and go wherever you want. No matter what country you are in, you will be able to convert that Bitcoin into your local currency. For me, this is a great advantage and basically why I also have Bitcoin. In fact, with Bitcoin I don't even need to have an emergency fund, because Bitcoin can be my emergency fund. I can convert it into cash whenever I want. I've been talking about selling Bitcoin, but the truth is I don't sell it, I use it as collateral. Why would I sell an appreciate over time? It's quite liquid, I can take it anywhere in the world and when I need liquidity I can get it without selling it. If I ever need fiat money, I can come to a platform like Vinance and apply for a loan. I put up my Bitcoin as collateral and they can lend me up to 70% of what my collateral is worth. In other words, if Bitcoin is worth $1,000, I can be lent up to $700 and they will charge me an annualized interest rate of 4%, which is quite low. In fact, this is one reason why I'm also excited about accumulating Bitcoin, because if in the future I come across a really good Bitcoin, I don't have to sell my assets. What I would do now is simply use it as collateral, obtain fiat money, a loan, okay? I take advantage of the investment and then pay off that loan when I can, and they're going to charge me an annual interest of around 4%, which is quite low. I pay back what I borrowed plus interest, and they will return whatever I left as collateral, no matter how much my asset is worth at that time. That's why I'm telling you that I also use it as an emergency fund, because if I have an emergency I can use that Bitcoin as collateral and get the money I need. For all the reasons I just mentioned, among others, I personally believe that Bitcoin will one day, in several years, be worth around a million dollars or even more. Currently, Bitcoin is the eighth most valuable asset in the world with a market capitalization close to trillions of dollars. Gold, which is the world's most valuable asset , currently has a market capitalization of 31 trillion. For Bitcoin to reach $1,000,000, it would have to reach a market capitalization of around $ 21,000,000, becoming the second most valuable asset in the world. That represents approximately two-thirds of the current value of gold. Maybe not now, maybe not tomorrow, but eventually I do think Bitcoin can reach those prices. Now that we understand everything we've looked at, let me tell you how I plan to accumulate more Bitcoin. But before I do that, I'd like to take this opportunity to thank our sponsor, You. Holdler. This is a crypto platform with a global presence and regulation in Switzerland, Argentina, and the European Union. One of the most prominent products is the bandos, which functions as a cryptocurrency investment basket. Instead of buying each cryptocurrency separately, with one bank, you automatically invest in several at once. There are conservative options with Bitcoin and solid altcoins. and other more speculative ones focused on meme coins. Another product, which does not require investment, is Cloud Miner, a service with which you can earn Bitcoin for free. When you create your account you receive sparks, which you use to activate mining blocks. After a few minutes, you press them and observe how your atosis increases. You can also level up to earn more. At level one you can earn up to $3 per month, while at level 80 earnings can increase to $160. I'll leave the official Youoler link in the description, and if you use the code INGR50 before creating your account, you'll receive 50 sparkles completely free. With them you can mine more blocks and earn more Bitcoin from day one. Let's continue. My strategy for buying Bitcoin depends a lot on the price it's at . In a price range between $100 and $60,000 I will apply the DCA or dollar cost average strategy. This means that whenever I can, whenever I get paid and receive money, which is approximately every month, I will put whatever I can into Bitcoin as long as these prices hold. And I want to clarify that this strategy I 'm using is separate from the one I 'm following in a video I posted strategy where I buy a small amount of Bitcoin monthly, talking about in this video is very different from the strategy I talked about in that other video. This is something else. But to recap, as long as it stays between $100 and $60,000, I'm going to buy it whenever I can. But things will get interesting if Bitcoin falls below 60,000, which could happen. So if Bitcoin falls to these prices, I'm going to use debt to buy more Bitcoin. What I would do is come to a platform like Vinas and use the Bitcoin I already have as collateral. In this case, borrowing USDT and using that USDT to buy more Bitcoin, which would be something like this, let's say. Bitcoin at $60,000 using a whole Bitcoin as an example, then I would borrow approximately half of what my collateral is worth, which would be about $30,000. With that $30,000 I could buy half a Bitcoin, although I think it's unlikely to happen, but I see it as somewhat probable. And if that happens, well, this is where I'm going to use the debt I mentioned in this video, which is why I want to accumulate Bitcoin, because investment opportunities and use it as collateral and borrow money, and then invest that borrowed money in assets that I consider to be cheap. So, Bitcoin below $6,000 would seem cheap to me. Now, if Bitcoin continues to fall and, for example, drops below $40,000 at these points, then my collateral would be at risk. At this point, what I would do is protect my collateral so that it is not liquidated. Since it's a very unlikely scenario, but it could happen, I would also be prepared for it. What I would do is add that Bitcoin I bought as collateral. Do you remember that I bought half a Bitcoin when Bitcoin cost $0,000? Well, if it goes below 40, whatever I bought below 60,000, which would be this part, I would use as collateral if Bitcoin falls below 40,000. This would basically be to avoid liquidations. Although it is a very unlikely scenario, I don't rule it out either. In Bitcoin, anything is possible. That's why I would also be prepared for this possible scenario. The only scenario, which would basically leave me bankrupt with Bitcoin and lose all the Bitcoin I have and all that I accumulate. This would happen if Bitcoin falls below $20,000. That is, that it would fall approximately 84% below its all-time high, which I consider very unlikely to happen, but it is a rather drastic scenario. At this point I no longer have any collateral to add to my loans and I probably don't have much money to bail out these loans either. But what I would do in this very extreme case, I really don't think I would let that Bitcoin go to waste. What I would do is try to take money from the traditional world and inject it into Bitcoin, because I currently have approximately 30% of my wealth in Bitcoin. Then, with that other 70% that I have, I would try to save this Bitcoin that I I repeat, this is a scenario that I really don't think will happen, but if it does mention it to you because this isn't simply a matter of buying and maybe going into debt to buy more and then it crashes. It's also about being aware that this can fall too much, and if that happens, then we have to be prepared in one way or another. And so, my friends, this is how I plan to accumulate Bitcoin at different prices. I'm really happy with this Activator. I've bought them over the years and it's gone quite well for me, and I think they still have a lot of potential, which is why I plan to accumulate more depending on as long as it stays at these prices moving sideways, below 100 and above $60,000, I plan to buy when I can, when I have liquidity and when I have money. If it drops significantly, like these ranges below $000, then I would actually go into debt, using what I already have in Bitcoin as collateral to buy more. And if it falls even further, I would also keep some Bitcoin as a reserve, as a guarantee to use as collateral in extreme cases. Because in the future, when Bitcoin is worth a lot of money and I need money for an investment or an emergency, as I mentioned before, I would simply pawn it, leave it there as collateral, take out loans, and then pay those loans back. We're done, and that's that also like to know your opinion. What do you think of this strategy? Do you think it's too pretty crazy for thinking this way? I'd like to know what you think in the comments. I'll say goodbye here for today.