Actually I don't know your own definition of dip but for me I don't think the Bitcoin price is dipping but instead I believe is only going through some consolidation process which is normal on every market, I know that the price of Bitcoin has been on this way for some time now but still I don't consider it to be dip, however sometimes I feel somehow whenever people have the mindset that buying the dip will give them good profit because it actually sounds like the person interest is on trading, though I'm not disputing the fact that there could be some certain advantages buying the dip but it shouldn't be obvious that the main reason for it is because of profit because  what you must know is that with or without buying any dip you will still be profitable in the future if you are consistent on investing on Bitcoin and not relying on dip for profits.

I agree with you here. There are a lot of things that human cannot be satisfied with and Bitcoin is one. As much as i know, every investor would want more and more Bitcoin in their portfolio. But what baffles me the most is that they want to see it grow and multiply yet they do not do the necessary things to make that happen.

Once something works for you then you may likely repeat it often. If one is successful in investing in Bitcoin by reaching their required goals and target.  I will be petty much happy to see that such person takes another goal or target and achieve that as well. Repeatedly if possible, as long as the finance or capital is there to achieve it.

Those who are new to such platforms are a bit hard to believe because they are buying a virtual coin with their hard earned money that they don't realize the real existence of the coin. An old member and those who have invested in Bitcoin multiple times may not remember these before investing but a new member can remember them and they can definitely ask an old member about these things to get clear about them. But over time we must have some understanding of all these investment platforms and from that understanding we must place our trust in all the coins we invest in including Bitcoin. If we don't trust the coins after investing, then we can't hold that investment for a long time.

Why even bother postponing, when you ain't even sure of the next price. You see, procrastination is literally what makes these set of people to postpone buying of Bitcoin at a certain price when they understand that Bitcoin might barely return back to the exert price of their expectation.

Take the last long bullish trend that we experienced as an example. After Bitcoin met its ATH after the ETF approval, we noticed it still maintained a certain range for weeks. And there were certain people who had procrastinated about buying even before the approval of ETFs.

Knowing how well rumors can impact the market, we might just see Bitcoin rising again and maybe even touching 68K in a short time. There is no perfect time to buy, I think the current $64K looks good enough. Trying to look for a dip lower than this won't do any good.

but still there are people like that in the bitcoin market where they invest money that they shouldn't invest in the hope that they can get profit when the bitcoin market is going up, especially when the market is bullish, there are many people who FOMO and just follow other people investing in bitcoin, maybe because they are inspired by the news where someone gets millions of dollars, then he invests all his money without realizing the risk of the investment he made. things like this are what investors should avoid because they shouldn't invest in bitcoin when they themselves don't understand what it is and just hope that they can get profit with the price increase, it feels like gambling your money.

although despite the high volatility of bitcoin it doesn't necessarily mean that success is definite. investing in bitcoin with a high hopes of getting a big return in the time of reap or harvest may disappoint you when you fail to get the exact results at the expected time. for example some people bought bitcoin during the time bitcoin was very high and during the time of selling may get disappointed due to the dip in price as compeard to the time of buying. this normally happen to those with a short time frame or horizon of Maybe 4 to 5 years interval or vise Versa, meaning a person who invested in such short period of time may also make alot of profit. although it may also occur to a person with a longer time investment plan, but let me just take for example if you may have invested or accumulated bitcoin through DCA around 2018, 2019, 2020 to Nov. 10, 2021 when Bitcoin reached an all-time high of $69,000 and your goal was to invest within 4-5 years intervals, surely if the person decides to sell off his holding in the 5th year being 2023 you will notice that the profit may be lesser than expected, except that such person may be lucky to sell around the new ATH like that of 2024 which was $73.7k so it's unpredictable. we should not Invest in bitcoin and have a higher hope, if not we may get disappointed when we least expect. but that doesn't mean we should be discouraged to invest in bitcoin. Because bitcoin is the best digital asset to invest right now all over the world. it should be a privilege to have a slice of it before it becomes more expensive.


I don't think so, and investor doesn't look at the Market fluctuations but rather take advantage by buying more. we have experienced decline as a result of corrections and some other factors like rumours and fake news in the bitcoin market, so it is an advantage to any investor to buy and stack. Bitcoin has already surged higher upto $73.7k as ATH which is expected to go above that price sooner or later. for you  saying that it's not the right time to buy bitcoin may be misleeding to most persons that uses the opportunity of dip to accumulate more.
there is always an opportunity to buy more expecially when it is dip.

your explanation is quit complicated, you seams to be conjugating matters making it look confused. how can you be talking about market fluctuations and when to buy or sell which is directly pointing towards trading, and also talking about buying the dip and HODL. I think you should be more specific in your explanation than mixing things up together.

If now is not the time when is actually the time, an investor that understand the movement of Bitcoin will want to invest anytime hence such investor is not in a haste to withdraw his or her investment, it has been said severally that Bitcoin is not a quick money making venture, the price of Bitcoin asset is meant to undergo fluctuations as a result of its volatile nature, as this is seen as an established fact, are we suppose to wait further for its stability when we know that such is not possible, I think at this point in time we are suppose to utilize opportunity of the market instability because it may hurt us seeing people benefiting in the long run.
Bitcoin market uncertainty shouldn't hinder us from investing because that's it's nature and other asset has their concept too, the earlier we accept Bitcoin as it is, the better for us, as for me, the best time to accumulate is now.

Do you know that the best way to make a profit in Bitcoin is when you purchase your Bitcoin and the store for longer time before he use or you sell your Bitcoin many people does not know that the longer you hold your Bitcoin they more the price of Bitcoin appreciate, but people who is new into the system does not really like to invest for long time and when we are making this reference or this suggestions that the longer your investment in Bitcoin the more you are accumulate more profit depending the percentage of the market at that moment

Cryptomarkets fluctuate the most due to which many investors cannot control their emotions. They instead sell at times when they need to buy and increase their losses. But a bitcoin holder think differently and consider it as an opportunity. A Bitcoin holder tries to buy as much as they can at the time where others sell at the thought of a loss. Every dip comes as an opportunity to them. A Bitcoin holder sees potential in a period where a normal investor fears loss. A major advantage of holding is that a Bitcoin holder can remain stress-free regardless of market conditions, and through long-term holdings, they have the opportunity to make their assets as permanent assets.

Your example is not even good - even though it might partially address your own situation in terms of your getting into bitcoin (at least registering on this forum) in the middle of 2023.. .so there could have been guys, like yourself, who hesitated during that time, rather than just getting in and just investing into bitcoin regularly in spite of the price.

A similar thing can be said for the guy who came to bitcoin in early 2022.. and sure the bitcoin price dipped for most of 2022 and did not recover a lot in 2023, yet all of that time of 2022 and 2023 would have had been great BTC accumulation times.. and yeah, I am not even presuming that any guy would have had the ability to lump sum or to front load his investment into bitcoin in either 2022 or 2023, but those would have been great times for front loading into bitcoin too.

I think so much in this thread, we are trying to not necessarily presume that any guy is going to come into bitcoin with any kind of an ability to lump sum or to front load his investment, so the guys who are able to do that mare more likely exceptions rather than being the more typical case in which a guy has to just get started with what he has in terms of figuring out how much disposable income that he has and how much of that disposable income is he going to be able to dedicate towards building his bitcoin portfolio and perhaps other aspects of his cashflow and cash reserves.


Yep.. This does seem to describe the more typical and most likely newbie investor into bitcoin.. who just will be starting with whatever situation that he has and then perhaps being able to adjust his strategy to be able to become more aggressive in his bitcoin accumulation (investment) in the future based on perhaps learning better about his cashflows and also perhaps being able to either increase his income or to cut some of his expenses.