We all know that Bitcoin is a volatile currency. Its price goes up and down. When the price goes up too much, the market goes down again for a while. When the price goes up a lot, investors sell and start taking their profits from it. And during this market correction, many investors get scared because then the value of their portfolio decreases. Seeing their portfolio value decreasing rapidly in this way, many people get scared and that opportunity is used by big investors. At this time, those who delay buying rather than buying end up regretting it later. And those who have been buying Bitcoin for a long time and know the true nature of Bitcoin do not get disappointed by it but invest more during this time.

This for me is the main reason why we should remain positive despite the dips. Yes, market moves in cycles, but the fact that the adoption is increasing as shown by these governments and institutions that are now investing into Bitcoin just shows that more and more are using Bitcoin already or at least investing on it.

I would not blame those who's been into crypto for a short amount of time though because for them, it might be their first time to see Bitcoin going down to as low as that price. However, if you've been into crypto for some time, you will see that in 2021 bull run, Bitcoin also went down to as low as 50% of its peak and after that, it went even higher creating new ATH. I believe in history so I believe that it will happen again this year. It's not the same completely, but the pattern will be the same.

For new investors, don't panic at all especially if you are investing Bitcoin for the long term. Volatility can make you lose money but sometimes, not doing anything is better than doing something. Instead of panicking and always looking at your portfolio value going down, why don't you just take the opportunity and buy more Bitcoin and some altcoins as well.

One won’t be a successful hodler if he cares and gets bothered whatever is happening in the market, so it’s best to just stay calm and stick to hodling regardless if the current price pumps or dips. After all, we don’t expect to see fixed prices with bitcoin, but it’s more on seeing price fluctuations from time to time. And that’s how volatility works and thrills us, the reason why there’s still high chances for bitcoin price to reach another peak and sell at its highly impressive price.

I'm trying to get exactly what dip we have had that is making OP to panic. There was a time Bitcoin dip from $68k down to $15k, people lose money and that was people that sold at low prices and the people that were affected by the unfortunate collapse of FTX exchange, everyone that hold their Bitcoin and refuse to sell are all back on profit despite the dip we are having now. I don't really think this is anything because this too shall pass, it's just government things happening.

The tarrifs fight between US and other neighboring countries is the main reason why we are here in the first place but it will cool off, the both can't survive if there is a big tarrifs on trades, they will only frustrate the poor traders and business people which is going to later affect their earning and as well as inflation. The stock market has lost trillions of dollars from this after effect, Bitcoin is just one of them that is affect but since it's more volatile, we often don't hear about stock like that much.

Possibly a bottom was formed at 76k. I would like to hope so any way, sentiment seems to have shifted from utter despair to mild hope. Let us see how the market moves over the weekend but the correction hit nearly 30% from all time high which is normal in previous bull cycles. I would hope to see the price back over 90k by this time next week to confirm a trend reversal. In my opinion the bull run is far from over.

That's what newbies fear in the market, seeing the price going into dips and believe that bitcoin price will not recover again, and eventually leave the market. But we all know this is not the case for bitcoin. When it dips, it opens new opportunity for us to buy more and hold more. Because after this, there's a big pump waiting ahead. Although it's not guaranteed but most likely, it's always the case with bitcoin.

First and foremost, there’s no other choice since you aim investing for a long term goal, hence you have to stay positive. Second, dips shouldn’t be feared of, but it should be a welcoming opportunity for all of us, particularly those who want to enter the market.

And lastly, if you turn emotional and leave your investment, you will be at loss, so it’s better to just ignore if there are dips happening and act like there’s nothing to be fear of. This is the main reason why we should not invest more than we can afford to lose.

I think this is the right time for a market correction because bitcoin is a volatile currency that will perform well in the bitcoin market so despite the current decline bitcoin users should remain positive. Now is the right time to hold if the price drops those who invest and hold for the long term will have a bright future and will get good profits. For those who are long term investors these declines can be an opportunity to buy the cryptocurrency at a low price. When the value of the currency decreases bitcoin can be considered a valuable asset for investors.

Market corrections are a natural part of the market cycle especially for volatile assets like bitcoin therefore as investors we must continue to look with confidence at what we are currently experiencing. And besides this decline is not new we have experienced it for years, the good thing behind a price decline like this we have the opportunity to buy rather than sell in the hope of getting a bigger profit later.

The dip is a reminder. A reminder that Bitcoin isn’t a “get-rich-quick” scheme, it’s a restructuring of power. Market cycles are normal, sure. But what’s not normal? Governments buying in. Institutions hoarding. The very entities Bitcoin was designed to outmaneuver are now stacking sats while retail investors panic sell. Why?

The state doesn’t buy assets for fun. It buys control. If the US and Brazil are accumulating Bitcoin, they see something the average investor doesn’t. They see scarcity. They see future leverage. They see a tool that, once fully distributed, strips away their monopoly over money itself. And when control slips, regulation follows. Regulation seeks containment. It’s about making sure the plebs don’t escape the fiat treadmill before the elites have secured their own exit.

Bitcoin is the hardest money in existence. Its supply won’t bend, its issuance won’t inflate, and its HODLers (if they actually HODL) won’t be left at the mercy of policy shifts and economic experiments. The question is who will still have Bitcoin when it recovers?