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Title: Will BTC dip again?
Post by: Reatim on March 24, 2024, 02:28:22 AM
For those of you out there who are planning on buying more coins
like me when the market dips, have you guys set a target price where
you will buy?

The price has not yet reached what is ideally the price I would want to
buy bitcoin in despite its recent decline and I am wondering if will
bitcoin still go down to at least $50k?


Title: Re: Will BTC dip again?
Post by: blckhawk on March 24, 2024, 03:20:39 AM
Yes I did set, my plan for buying the dip is that once my target price shows, I just buy it all in so I don't have anything to worry about, no need for DCA, I just want to get it over with and make sure that I'm getting all the bitcoin value that I want, waiting for the right price during a price dip is actually a bad idea in my opinion because you'd be constantly choosing and making the decision of waiting it out again and again because you believe that it can go lower, at least when you buy at once in a target price when bitcoin price dips, you know for a fact that you're secured for long-term and even if the price goes much lower, you can always just buy more again when you've got your paycheck because I assume that everyone's got a job and not just watching bitcoin go up all day long.


Title: Re: Will BTC dip again?
Post by: AirtelBuzz on March 24, 2024, 03:36:40 AM
For those of you out there who are planning on buying more coins
like me when the market dips, have you guys set a target price where
you will buy?

The price has not yet reached what is ideally the price I would want to
buy bitcoin in despite its recent decline and I am wondering if will
bitcoin still go down to at least $50k?
In fact, we all cannot predict exactly what will happen in the market but we all have an idea that the market will go down so much or go up so much.There has been a slight dip in the market recently, but the price of Bitcoin is still very high. You said that we wait for the currency price to drop in the market yes that is true but everyone has different plans for it.

Maybe many people like you have plans to buy bitcoins at low price just like me but I decided when bitcoin price reaches 55 thousand I will buy a little bit more.But lately I have been doing DCA regularly which is another easy method of investing.  


Title: Re: Will BTC dip again?
Post by: Alphakilo on March 24, 2024, 03:43:58 AM
For those of you out there who are planning on buying more coins
like me when the market dips, have you guys set a target price where
you will buy? I am wondering if will bitcoin still go down to at least $50k?
I am planning on buying more coins but not waiting for the dips to do it. With these big financial institutions buying bitcoin in large quantities, it is going to be difficult trying to time the market. However, if you DCA weekly, you would not have to worry about bitcoin's price or its dip and highs. My target is to buy weekly paying attention to my DCA.

We are not going to see bitcoin at $50k even though I know people think this is likely to happen, it won't. We are already seeing it recover, It already less than a month till halving. It will break past $70k. What we experienced briefly is the pre-halving dip.


Title: Re: Will BTC dip again?
Post by: adaseb on March 24, 2024, 04:51:20 AM
I can see it dipping perhaps max 30% and anymore than that and I would say that we peaked. Sure we had bigger dips before in a bull market but right now we got much more liquidity and we shouldn’t have the same volatility that we did back then.

And pretty sure if we dip below that and fail to bounce quickly then the top was $74K and we entered the bear market. But right now it’s too early too tell. Might chop around until the halving which is less than a month away.


Title: Re: Will BTC dip again?
Post by: dansus021 on March 24, 2024, 05:03:16 AM
Will BTC dip again? Like Super DIP no I just share my view and the bitcoin might gonna see a correction after a 6 month strike with green candle hahaha.


Bitcoin able to break its previous ATH but it don't able to make a new support at 70K zone so today is traded at 64K area, and image above show daily candlestick form the Binance Data and the worst scenario in my opinion is retested the last support zone at the Equilibrum Level or around 52K or the bitcoin would go sideaway from this level until the halving is done.


Title: Re: Will BTC dip again?
Post by: FinePoine0 on March 24, 2024, 05:17:54 AM
Since the price of Bitcoin is uncertain, it is normal for the price of Bitcoin to fluctuate. Currently, the price of Bitcoin is still touching 63k, so dumping that much is not possible for me. Because I bought Bitcoin for a third of the current price and held it until 2025. I will release my hold in 2025 if the position is in a bull run. Because I know bitcoin will definitely peak after halving. So currently I have purchased some amount of Bitcoin as an investment for the future of Bitcoin.


Title: Re: Will BTC dip again?
Post by: kentrolla on March 24, 2024, 09:29:15 AM
I can partially answer this if you ask me whether there would be any further dips yes there will be dips but nobody can predict the extend of dip to any absolute figure, just ensure you don't miss out the rally awaiting for prices to go below $50k which looks difficult at the moment. I would suggest you to get into the market in the next dip instead of waiting for it to go below $50k and stay vigilant on the market trend to ensure you cash out if it dips and buy at lower level instead of just waiting for the market to hit $50k.


Title: Re: Will BTC dip again?
Post by: btc78 on March 24, 2024, 11:06:57 AM
If we are being honest… $50k is pushing it already. It might be possible but it’s probably gonna be the maximum price for the mean time. Bitcoin’s market dipped after a surge and now we are seeing it recover so I am not that optimistic about a large decline in price. I say just buy right now if you could afford it because you might end up waiting too much that you never have the opportunity to buy.


Title: Re: Will BTC dip again?
Post by: Wapfika on March 24, 2024, 11:21:32 AM
The price has not yet reached what is ideally the price I would want to
buy bitcoin in despite its recent decline and I am wondering if will
bitcoin still go down to at least $50k?

No one can tell you exactly on how far will the price go down since we are still in the bullish market despite the recent decline since the price doesn’t slide that much. A control up and down on the market means the bear is still not control which means a new ATH is still possible when the price moves upward for another leg.

But if price will go down to 50K level then expect that it will go deeper because that level is only on the panic zone which means 30K to 40K or even lower is possible. Just don’t let your emotion control because there’s always a perfect price to enter for strong bull market like this. Your sign is the long sideways on price.


Title: Re: Will BTC dip again?
Post by: Husires on March 24, 2024, 11:56:43 AM
buy bitcoin in despite its recent decline and I am wondering if will
bitcoin still go down to at least $50k?
wait for the price until it reaches an ideal price may not enable you to buy something, although it is possible to see $50k, but then you may think that the price may drop to $40k and that it is a good opportunity to buy more.

The failure of the price to collapse and the rapid rebound from the $62,000 may indicate that the price has begun to recover, and we may see slow growth, ignoring $70,000 more than $50,000.

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Title: Re: Will BTC dip again?
Post by: Mpamaegbu on March 24, 2024, 02:59:05 PM
...bitcoin still go down to at least $50k?
If $50k is your target entry, you may be lucky to get that. It's certain that price will dump more after halving. So, I encourage you to wait till after halving if you can't get in at that price now. Don't be in a hurry to trigger any trade.

However, I'm so surprised that a good number of our members are still struggling to buy Bitcoin whereas they could've done that last year when Bitcoin was there and literally begging to be bought. I'm not even buying Bitcoin anymore. I saved up all I want to around $30k to $35k region last year. I'm done. I only look at altcoin investments now.


Title: Re: Will BTC dip again?
Post by: pooya87 on March 24, 2024, 04:29:52 PM
It is hard to predict. Currently there is a fight going on between bulls and bears. Bulls are buying to push the price up and bears are dumping to bring it down. So far $60k proved to be a strong resistance and the price has a tendency to remain higher than $65k actually. So I'd say chances of entering $5Xk range is very low.

At times like this when you are doubtful of what to do and can't make a decision, it is best to wait for a strong signal. Like if a strong momentum shaped and price broke $70k to be sure that the rally has started and there is no chance of further drop. Or see a bigger dip below $60k and make your purchase there.
But that comes with a downside, you will have to not-buy in $60k to $70k range and miss that opportunity.


Title: Re: Will BTC dip again?
Post by: fuguebtc on March 24, 2024, 04:33:05 PM
For those of you out there who are planning on buying more coins
like me when the market dips, have you guys set a target price where
you will buy?

The price has not yet reached what is ideally the price I would want to
buy bitcoin in despite its recent decline and I am wondering if will
bitcoin still go down to at least $50k?


If you've set a goal, why not stick to your plan ? Additionally, you are not a new investor and you also understand that no one can predict what the bitcoin price will be tomorrow . Why do you still ask questions like this ? If we say that bitcoin will continue to fall and even fall to $30k , will you believe us and wait? There is no answer to your question, do your own research and make your own decision . Be confident in your plans and strategies, don't be hasty and impulsive in investing .


Title: Re: Will BTC dip again?
Post by: Rabata on March 24, 2024, 05:02:54 PM
Bitcoin being bullish or bearish doesn't follow any predictions. Many of us are predicting that Bitcoin will find a dip in a few days but that may not be happen. When Bitcoin was at 29K last year, no one would have thought that Bitcoin would be bullish in a short period of time. If anyone knew they would put all their wealth into Bitcoin. To those who were waiting for a dip at that time too, I wouldn't say it was a wrong decision but Bitcoin can be bullish at any time and based on the probability and for long-term investment one should hold on Bitcoin as much as possible at this point. Any current price for Bitcoin is eligible for purchase. Moreover, it is the only coin that get the all time high every bullish moment.


Title: Re: Will BTC dip again?
Post by: CageMabok on March 24, 2024, 05:03:23 PM
For those of you out there who are planning on buying more coins
like me when the market dips, have you guys set a target price where
you will buy?

The price has not yet reached what is ideally the price I would want to
buy bitcoin in despite its recent decline and I am wondering if will
bitcoin still go down to at least $50k?
I think the buyers who are still doing it gradually to get Bitcoin, not all of them have set a certain price target on Bitcoin as long as the current price is still good enough for them. And on the one hand, I also don't think that Bitcoin will fall to $50K again if its resistance is still strong enough in the range of more than $60K. However, if you want to determine the purchase price at $50K, it's also not wrong because every decision is up to us when we want to buy something at a certain price.


Title: Re: Will BTC dip again?
Post by: stomachgrowls on March 24, 2024, 07:22:06 PM
For those of you out there who are planning on buying more coins
like me when the market dips, have you guys set a target price where
you will buy?

The price has not yet reached what is ideally the price I would want to
buy bitcoin in despite its recent decline and I am wondering if will
bitcoin still go down to at least $50k?
This is something a question that all would really be asking on which would the price would be going those kind of corrections or would really be that low? No one really knows
and this is why we would really be ending up on having those kind of assumptions when it comes to potential price on which there's no way that we could really be able to tell
Market makers, community demand and other fundamentals on which it would really be the main factors that would really be affecting the price.

We are still on pre-halving period on which there would really be still chances about those prices would really be going down but the thing we do have in mind is that
what if the price would be shooting up and would be leaving behind? For sure these are the things that you do have in mind.  :D


Title: Re: Will BTC dip again?
Post by: MFahad on March 24, 2024, 07:36:50 PM
For those of you out there who are planning on buying more coins
like me when the market dips, have you guys set a target price where
you will buy?

The price has not yet reached what is ideally the price I would want to
buy bitcoin in despite its recent decline and I am wondering if will
bitcoin still go down to at least $50k?

From the look of it, it's dipping a little bit because after dropping to $60k earlier, it went back to around $68k but then it went back to $63k recently and is now at around $65.5k or something. So it's a bit confusing but it does look like it is dipping currently.

No one in the market can tell you if it will drop to $50k or below that range because the halving event is almost here and the market generally starts recovering after that point, but this time around, the cyclic movements are a bit different than previous times, so anything can happen.


Title: Re: Will BTC dip again?
Post by: Upgrade00 on March 24, 2024, 07:54:34 PM
The price has not yet reached what is ideally the price I would want to buy bitcoin in despite its recent decline and I am wondering if will
bitcoin still go down to at least $50k?
You just need to go back a couple of months to catch bytcoin below $40k, then would have been the time to buy at the price you are comfortable with, hoping Bitcoin crashes down most times leads to more hesitancy and you end up not buying at all.

With the current market sentiment, the chances of the price going below $50k is very low, we could have already had as much dip as we would get before we fully start on the bullrun ride to above $100k.

When you're hesitant to buy, like now, consider the possible percentage drop you are optimistic about and how much it would factor in if the bullrun materializes as you expect it to. If it's not too significant, there you have your answer.


Title: Re: Will BTC dip again?
Post by: LogitechMouse on March 24, 2024, 08:15:57 PM
For those of you out there who are planning on buying more coins
like me when the market dips, have you guys set a target price where
you will buy?
Target price? No.
Target time frame is what I have planned.

I think that we will be seeing a dip a few days after the halving event, and that would be a good time to accumulate some coins and for me, that would be the final time that I will be accumulating any cryptocurrency because after that, I will be focusing on selling all of my crypto.

buy bitcoin in despite its recent decline and I am wondering if will
bitcoin still go down to at least $50k?
$50,000? There's a chance, but I predict that it will be kind of low.
I believe that the next time we will be seeing Bitcoin priced at $50,000 is when we are in a bear market already. I don't see Bitcoin dipping to as low as $50,000 at least this year. $60,000 maybe is the lowest that it can reach before the bull run.

You know what, just buy Bitcoin whatever the price is. :) You believe that Bitcoin will reach $100,000 during the bull run? If yes then whatever the current price is, you will still get profit at the end of the day. NFA of course. :P


Title: Re: Will BTC dip again?
Post by: darkangel11 on March 24, 2024, 08:28:20 PM
bitcoin still go down to at least $50k?

IMO you should read about market structure and breaking a market structure. We are in a bull run and going down to $50k would break the market structure and show signs of a bear market, which is very unlikely after a breakout above an all time high and a halving in just 20 days. We had one such event in 2020, but it was caused by worldwide lockdown due to the pandemic and stocks crashed stocks to crash alongside bitcoin. It's not impossible, but the probability of such an event happening again twice in a row is very very low.
I usually don't wait for rare events to occur but put my money when I know it's safe and at this point bitcoin is a safe bet. IMO, we won't see $50k until this bull market ends with a nice new all time high and 73k is not that high. It's just a test.


Title: Re: Will BTC dip again?
Post by: Renampun on March 24, 2024, 08:49:38 PM
For those of you out there who are planning on buying more coins
like me when the market dips, have you guys set a target price where
you will buy?

The price has not yet reached what is ideally the price I would want to
buy bitcoin in despite its recent decline and I am wondering if will
bitcoin still go down to at least $50k?

The opportunity for the price of Bitcoin to continue to fall by several percent will continue to exist, especially since the halving will soon occur. Market corrections are a very common thing that happens in the crypto market, especially Bitcoin, and have happened repeatedly over the last few decades.
Therefore, investors are advised to use the DCA method, the aim is to consistently accumulate the amount of money invested and get profits in the future.


Title: Re: Will BTC dip again?
Post by: Ricardo11 on March 24, 2024, 11:00:56 PM
Personally I think that Bitcoin will dip again. And it seems hard to go down to 50k but since the bitcoin market is so volatile it's impossible to say exactly how much it can go down. We will probably see the dip by April. We should consider this another buying opportunity. Because of this dip Bitcoin will pump again a big one. So it is best if from now on investing through this DCA method, it can be more profitable for us.


Title: Re: Will BTC dip again?
Post by: GeorgeJohn on March 24, 2024, 11:59:25 PM
For those of you out there who are planning on buying more coins
like me when the market dips, have you guys set a target price where
you will buy?

The price has not yet reached what is ideally the price I would want to
buy bitcoin in despite its recent decline and I am wondering if will
bitcoin still go down to at least $50k?
That's the reason why at any opportunity you find yourself in anything that relate to cryptocurrency you should do utilize it because that opportunity you cannot see it early moment again I know quite well now bitcoin is something that has to do with the increase in market flow, I need the opportunity is something that you must utilize because it has to do with timing and if you fail to utilize the opportunity you will not experience it again


Title: Re: Will BTC dip again?
Post by: YUriy1991 on March 25, 2024, 04:10:32 AM
It seems that you are quite adept at navigating the market. I think it's 2018 only and it won't happen again this year even though in crypto everything is possible.

Yes. Such a decline is not yet fully revealed and what you are asking will most likely not happen. I am sure they will maintain it so that BTC does not break the number as you said which is 50k and even if it breaks then the gear feed index will drop back significantly then continued with the birth of negative sentiment issues that will make the market and BTC price suppressed again for durusi which may take quite a while for reversal.

BTC is now in a range towards the price of $67,400 up 5.04% (1h) But whatever happens, don't be a weak hand.


Title: Re: Will BTC dip again?
Post by: Bravut on March 25, 2024, 08:08:15 AM
It is hard to predict. Currently there is a fight going on between bulls and bears. Bulls are buying to push the price up and bears are dumping to bring it down. So far $60k proved to be a strong resistance and the price has a tendency to remain higher than $65k actually. So I'd say chances of entering $5Xk range is very low.

At times like this when you are doubtful of what to do and can't make a decision, it is best to wait for a strong signal. Like if a strong momentum shaped and price broke $70k to be sure that the rally has started and there is no chance of further drop. Or see a bigger dip below $60k and make your purchase there.
But that comes with a downside, you will have to not-buy in $60k to $70k range and miss that opportunity.

It's hard to predict the market as you have rightly said, we only react based on the past and present data available. I think the major cause of the dump is the sells by Grayscale at lower prices to ease the redemption request by Investors though $60k is a strong resistance, yet we are still in a bull market, this time is good for more accumulation of bitcoin for everyone. Price after now might not likely be in this range again.

We just need to fasten our  seat belts for the ride coming, if we are prepared enough no need for sentiments about price movements.


Title: Re: Will BTC dip again?
Post by: Solosanz on March 25, 2024, 08:14:12 AM
If the dip is only go down to $50K, there's a possibility.

Even the market already got mature due to centralized entity is already own Bitcoin and many people now are put their eyes in Bitcoin, but we shouldn't avoid with "history repeats itself".

Most people are using charts as the reason they buy and sell Bitcoin, since in the previous two halving events were dump after halving, I won't be surprised to see dump on the next few months.


Title: Re: Will BTC dip again?
Post by: Iranus on March 25, 2024, 08:32:21 AM
Yesterday bitcoin was still trading below 64k$ and many people were waiting for bitcoin to drop to 59k$ to accumulate more bitcoin, but today bitcoin is trading above 67k$. From there we can say that if you want to accumulate a lot of bitcoins, you should accumulate them as soon as possible, don't hesitate or wait because no one is talented enough to predict the movement of bitcoins. I believe that bitcoin will continue to increase as the halving event gets closer, so you should reconsider your investment plan.


Title: Re: Will BTC dip again?
Post by: Doan9269 on March 25, 2024, 09:09:07 AM
What do you think will happens if the market dips again, we are not to be afraid because bitcoin is not such that should be treated in such regards as we do with alts, the market will always rises whenever it falls, but if we are not going to miss out on this, then we must be able to wait and hold while the waiting is awaiting to be pumped back again, but when we invest on alts, we are likely to be more overwhelmed by uncertainties.


Title: Re: Will BTC dip again?
Post by: EarnOnVictor on March 25, 2024, 09:53:34 AM
For those of you out there who are planning on buying more coins
like me when the market dips, have you guys set a target price where
you will buy?

The price has not yet reached what is ideally the price I would want to
buy bitcoin in despite its recent decline and I am wondering if will
bitcoin still go down to at least $50k?
You should have called your ideal price where a retracement can hit to encourage you to buy the coin. In the absence of that, the $50,000 psychological level you randomly called is no longer realistic in my opinion, Bitcoin may fall but may not get to that extent anymore until the next bearish season. Also, I would like you to know that my reference point for the coin is the MagicTrend level of $67,629. I Sell below the level if the daily price action is negative and I Buy above the level if the daily price action is positive. This has helped me in recent days trading as you can see with the behaviour of the coin around the level.

If you you look at the daily chart of Bitcoin, you can see that the said level has been so important as it is the level that has been stopping the rebound of the market price ever since it successfully breached it lower about a week ago. The level was even hit today amidst positive price action but there has not been a sustainable break above it to warrant the call for a successful bullish trend. I am waiting for a daily close above the level before taking the bullish trend seriously again.


Title: Re: Will BTC dip again?
Post by: Kelward on March 25, 2024, 11:26:45 AM
For those of you out there who are planning on buying more coins
like me when the market dips, have you guys set a target price where
you will buy? I am wondering if will bitcoin still go down to at least $50k?
I am planning on buying more coins but not waiting for the dips to do it. With these big financial institutions buying bitcoin in large quantities, it is going to be difficult trying to time the market. However, if you DCA weekly, you would not have to worry about bitcoin's price or its dip and highs. My target is to buy weekly paying attention to my DCA.

We are not going to see bitcoin at $50k even though I know people think this is likely to happen, it won't. We are already seeing it recover, It already less than a month till halving. It will break past $70k. What we experienced briefly is the pre-halving dip.
This is a pre halving dip, it's not like we're in the bear run yet, and I believe that it'll not dip to $50k, although we can only predict, because nobody knows for sure what Bitcoin price will be before halving starts. So it depends on the price that individuals set for themselves to buy, but if an investor is looking to sale during the peak of bull run, they can go ahead and buy now because their returns on investment is guaranteed. Bitcoin accumulation despite the price will not be a problem for those that are doing the DCA method, they'll continue to buy until the peak of bull run.


Title: Re: Will BTC dip again?
Post by: Bd officer on March 25, 2024, 01:06:11 PM
For those of you out there who are planning on buying more coins
like me when the market dips, have you guys set a target price where
you will buy?

The price has not yet reached what is ideally the price I would want to
buy bitcoin in despite its recent decline and I am wondering if will
bitcoin still go down to at least $50k?
If you want to invest in Bitcoin by setting a target price, you can miss the current price. For example, you set a target price of $55k to buy Bitcoin, but if the price of Bitcoin goes up a lot instead of down, you will regret the current price. So it is better to invest in DCA method.

The market has been fluctuating a lot over the last few days, currently the price of Bitcoin is between $60-70k. I think it is highly unlikely that the price of Bitcoin will fall below $50k. But no one can predict the crypto market accurately. You invest in DCA method. If you invest in DCA method you can buy bitcoins at average price.


Title: Re: Will BTC dip again?
Post by: bitzizzix on March 25, 2024, 03:11:14 PM
For those of you out there who are planning on buying more coins
like me when the market dips, have you guys set a target price where
you will buy?

The price has not yet reached what is ideally the price I would want to
buy bitcoin in despite its recent decline and I am wondering if will
bitcoin still go down to at least $50k?
It looks like you missed the opportunity to buy Bitcoin because the current price of Bitcoin is 69K+ and the price of Bitcoin did not fall to 50K, in fact the decline that occurred did not exceed the price of 60K. And my question is because the decline in Bitcoin prices has not yet touched the 50K mark, have you ever made a purchase during the decline in Bitcoin prices that occurred in the last few days?
And I don't think there is an ideal price to buy Bitcoin because Bitcoin is not easy to predict, and the best choice in my opinion is to buy Bitcoin when you have money and whatever the price. Because if done in the long term, in the end the price of Bitcoin will rise again.


Title: Re: Will BTC dip again?
Post by: khiholangkang on March 25, 2024, 03:11:44 PM
For those of you out there who are planning on buying more coins
like me when the market dips, have you guys set a target price where
you will buy?

The price has not yet reached what is ideally the price I would want to
buy bitcoin in despite its recent decline and I am wondering if will
bitcoin still go down to at least $50k?
of course bitcoin will go back down but we don't know that price and when it will happen, today we are on the way to halving, the price will get positive sentiment and of course the increase is more visible from here, but I am quite sure that bitcoin will experience a correction, because to build a reasonable trend structure of course corrections will always be in an effort to increase prices on bitcoin.

I have not determined the buy area for a possible decline, but the price you set is quite logical and can be reached by bitcoin, still this depends on how bitcoin runs where it is going, if we are in mega parabolic price for $50k it could be difficult to reach if bitcoin is more than $100k before halving.


Title: Re: Will BTC dip again?
Post by: Frankolala on March 25, 2024, 03:29:19 PM
  I am wondering if will
bitcoin still go down to at least $50k?
No one can predict or know it bitcoin price will actually dip down to 50k.The price is now 68k as I am typing this post. It has pumped from 66k - 68k not quite long. It might be that it will be hard for us to see 50k, since bitcoin price resistance is still within the 60k range.

However, I would say that it is better, that you buy now if you have the money to buy, rather than waiting for bitcoin to dip to your target price before you buy. Delay is dangerous and if you buy at this price now, you will still make profit by next year when we might see bitcoin price above 150k. You can buy gradually bit by bit using DCA strategy to by regularly using a specific amount, so that you can buy at different price intervals. This will still give you an opportunity to buy at the dip, because waiting might make you miss out, if bitcoin price did not dip as you expected.


Title: Re: Will BTC dip again?
Post by: DanWalker on March 25, 2024, 04:20:37 PM
For those of you out there who are planning on buying more coins
like me when the market dips, have you guys set a target price where
you will buy?

The price has not yet reached what is ideally the price I would want to
buy bitcoin in despite its recent decline and I am wondering if will
bitcoin still go down to at least $50k?
Have you checked the bitcoin price today? I agree that bitcoin still has the potential to correct and drop to $50k at any time but the opposite can also happen because bitcoin is unpredictable. So I think instead of delaying and bargaining with the market, we should buy bitcoin as soon as possible. Because hesitation will most likely make us regret it if bitcoin does not fall as we expected.

We are in a pre-bull market, so don't expect bitcoin to fall sharply as that is unlikely, if this were a bear market then you might expect that but this is a bull market.


Title: Re: Will BTC dip again?
Post by: GreatArkansas on March 26, 2024, 01:58:46 AM
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The price has not yet reached what is ideally the price I would want to
buy bitcoin in despite its recent decline and I am wondering if will
bitcoin still go down to at least $50k?
Seems $50,000 is already too much for me. $50,000-$60,000 is my buy zone, just in case we drop on these levels until Bitcoin block halving day (approximately 30 days from now) I will keep buying Bitcoin.
That's my plan, I can use my reserved funs to buy Bitcoin instead of altcoins because I am expecting altseason.


Title: Re: Will BTC dip again?
Post by: tengui on March 26, 2024, 04:31:43 AM
I see that the price decline that occurred recently was an ordinary price decline because previously the price of Bitcoin experienced an extraordinary spike. I don't think this price drop will be that far, meaning $50k is too deep because this price drop is just a frequent price correction. You can see that now the price of bitcoin has started to recover and is back above $70k. setting the purchase price at $50k is fine, but I don't think the price of bitcoin will fall that far.


Title: Re: Will BTC dip again?
Post by: AirtelBuzz on March 26, 2024, 04:56:08 AM
The price has not yet reached what is ideally the price I would want to
buy bitcoin in despite its recent decline and I am wondering if will
bitcoin still go down to at least $50k?
After touching the all-time high, the Bitcoin price started to fall for several days but since yesterday the Bitcoin price has come back and started to rise again. Bitcoin price has increased and touched $70k dollar again tomorrow now everyone can imagine that Bitcoin may make another new ATH this time(It might be possible). You set a price target of $50,000 to buy Bitcoin but that may not be possible right now because the Bitcoin market has rebounded. I think DCA should be used to invest in bitcoins because In this method you can buy bitcoins at any price but when the price of bitcoins is low you can buy more bitcoins at the same price. If you had started your investment using this method, you might not have had to determine the low price signal to buy your bitcoins. So always adopt DCA and grow your investment portfolio by investing in Bitcoin.


Title: Re: Will BTC dip again?
Post by: retreat on March 26, 2024, 05:32:56 AM
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bitcoin still go down to at least $50k?

I'm sure that it will probably go down, but for it to fall to $50K USD is probably pretty unlikely, because that's a very deep fall. However, if you are still waiting for prices to fall further, you can just wait because it is very likely that there will be another bear market before the halving, but no one knows exactly when it will happen.


Title: Re: Will BTC dip again?
Post by: Alpha Marine on March 26, 2024, 06:24:46 AM
I hope you bought it when the price was around $64k. Waiting for Bitcoin to get to $50k now before you buy is not a very smart thing. I think we were lucky to see bitcoin go down to 60k+ recently, that was an opportunity for people to have money to buy.
Ev a $70k, it is still not a bad price to buy because if you look at the trajectory of Bitcoin, it is almost certain that you'll get at least 30% of your investment this year.

I doubt Bitcoin will get to $50k again soon because with halving around the corner, it is speculated that the price will keep going up. Even if the price will dip again, I doubt it will go below $60k.
With DCA, you might be able to buy Bitcoin at good prices and maximize your profit.


Title: Re: Will BTC dip again?
Post by: shinratensei_ on March 26, 2024, 06:40:02 AM
I hope you bought it when the price was around $64k. Waiting for Bitcoin to get to $50k now before you buy is not a very smart thing. I think we were lucky to see bitcoin go down to 60k+ recently, that was an opportunity for people to have money to buy.
Ev a $70k, it is still not a bad price to buy because if you look at the trajectory of Bitcoin, it is almost certain that you'll get at least 30% of your investment this year.

I doubt Bitcoin will get to $50k again soon because with halving around the corner, it is speculated that the price will keep going up. Even if the price will dip again, I doubt it will go below $60k.
With DCA, you might be able to buy Bitcoin at good prices and maximize your profit.
in my opinion bitcoin will never go below $60k again as you said not until this bullrun finished we all know that people have learned the pattern, when the price dipping around the date when halving is just right on the corner people already know that the sudden dipping is just a sign of an even bigger rally thats why there are people readying money to bag bitcoin and as a result the recent price dipping wasn't really that impactful and could recover quite rather easily.

i'm sure how bitcoin gonna move will differ this time around, but one thing for sure is that the price might get into the point of $100k because so many people are bullish, institutions are bullish, even the ETF are selling like a hot cakes.
its overall good scenery for bitcoin in my thinking, but we will see, if we truly want to profit at the peak, be a diamond hand, i've learnt from my experience being a paper hand will do no good even more so for investment like bitcoin.


Title: Re: Will BTC dip again?
Post by: Hallroom on March 26, 2024, 06:47:53 AM
For those of you out there who are planning on buying more coins
like me when the market dips, have you guys set a target price where
you will buy?

The price has not yet reached what is ideally the price I would want to
buy bitcoin in despite its recent decline and I am wondering if will
bitcoin still go down to at least $50k?

Investments must be planned, without planning you will face losses. Because you need to plan how long-term your investment will be, maybe for a few years, for a few months, and for a few weeks. But of course, if Bitcoin enters the deep market, I will buy Bitcoin for sure.


Title: Re: Will BTC dip again?
Post by: justdimin on March 26, 2024, 08:21:31 AM
For those of you out there who are planning on buying more coins
like me when the market dips, have you guys set a target price where
you will buy?

The price has not yet reached what is ideally the price I would want to
buy bitcoin in despite its recent decline and I am wondering if will
bitcoin still go down to at least $50k?
of course bitcoin will go back down but we don't know that price and when it will happen, today we are on the way to halving, the price will get positive sentiment and of course the increase is more visible from here, but I am quite sure that bitcoin will experience a correction, because to build a reasonable trend structure of course corrections will always be in an effort to increase prices on bitcoin.

I have not determined the buy area for a possible decline, but the price you set is quite logical and can be reached by bitcoin, still this depends on how bitcoin runs where it is going, if we are in mega parabolic price for $50k it could be difficult to reach if bitcoin is more than $100k before halving.
That's the thing about it, we need to consider what's going to change or what's going to stay the same. We can't possibly know when it will go down or how it will go down or when it will go down, but we can assume that it will go down.

Knowing that alone makes no difference because we do not know when it will, so we can't sell beforehand, if we knew when it would go down then we would be able to sell before it goes down and could end up buying it back when it hits bottom, but since we do not know the timing of it, we just don't do it. I hope that people could just hold, just because of that reason, because it will always end up higher too, so holding it makes more sense to me and will make you a lot more money in the end.


Title: Re: Will BTC dip again?
Post by: Kliss on March 26, 2024, 09:28:03 AM
For those of you out there who are planning on buying more coins
like me when the market dips, have you guys set a target price where
you will buy?

The price has not yet reached what is ideally the price I would want to
buy bitcoin in despite its recent decline and I am wondering if will
bitcoin still go down to at least $50k?
It's hard to predict the Bitcoin future prices with certainty. Bitcoin market can be quite volatile and prices can fluctuate based on on various factors. Constantly waiting for the price to go lower can lead to indecision and missed opportunities, buying bitcoin regardless of the current price can indeed be profitable if you believe in it's future growth. You can start to accumulate using DCA strategy at a rate that fits your budget comfortably, as long as you DCA effectively and consistently, rather than waiting for bitcoin DIP to your preferable targets. DCA is a peaceful way to invest in bitcoin, if it DIPs you can still adjust it by  buying more frequently or in larger amounts.


Title: Re: Will BTC dip again?
Post by: aoluain on March 26, 2024, 11:20:28 AM
I hope you bought it when the price was around $64k. Waiting for Bitcoin to get to $50k now before you buy is not a very smart thing. I think we were lucky to see bitcoin go down to 60k+ recently, that was an opportunity for people to have money to buy.
Ev a $70k, it is still not a bad price to buy because if you look at the trajectory of Bitcoin, it is almost certain that you'll get at least 30% of your investment this year.

I doubt Bitcoin will get to $50k again soon because with halving around the corner, it is speculated that the price will keep going up. Even if the price will dip again, I doubt it will go below $60k.
With DCA, you might be able to buy Bitcoin at good prices and maximize your profit.
in my opinion bitcoin will never go below $60k again as you said not until this bullrun finished we all know that people have learned the pattern, when the price dipping around the date when halving is just right on the corner people already know that the sudden dipping is just a sign of an even bigger rally thats why there are people readying money to bag bitcoin and as a result the recent price dipping wasn't really that impactful and could recover quite rather easily.

i'm sure how bitcoin gonna move will differ this time around, but one thing for sure is that the price might get into the point of $100k because so many people are bullish, institutions are bullish, even the ETF are selling like a hot cakes.
its overall good scenery for bitcoin in my thinking, but we will see, if we truly want to profit at the peak, be a diamond hand, i've learnt from my experience being a paper hand will do no good even more so for investment like bitcoin.

I agree also as do the majority that Bitcoin is not going back to $60k and lower but there are
some who believe it will and are holding out for that time while in the meantime the markets
are going in the opposite direction!

For those of you out there who are planning on buying more coins
like me when the market dips, have you guys set a target price where
you will buy?


Nope, not setting any targets to buy, I buy whenever I can and practice DCA and if I have
something extra when there is a correction I buy then also. I dont hold cash to buy at lower
prices than today. I have learned a long time ago that the markets dont always go in the
direction I hope they do. I'm not a trader and I dont have the time to scrutinise the markets
for hours per day. I just buy when i can because in the long run I will be in profit.


Title: Re: Will BTC dip again?
Post by: Alpha Marine on March 26, 2024, 12:23:38 PM
I agree also as do the majority that Bitcoin is not going back to $60k and lower but there are
some who believe it will and are holding out for that time while in the meantime the markets
are going in the opposite direction!

Well, everyone has his/her speculations based on how they predict the market. Halving is in about 20 days, so how do they think the price will go lower than $50k any time soon? This year's bull run has been massive. See how Bitcoin is pumping even before the halving, imagine how it will be after the halving. Isn't it surprising for bitcoin to surpass and ATH of $69k before the halving despite falling to as low as 19k?

Waiting for bitcoin price to drop during this period before you buy might just put you in a difficult situation because the price might not dip anytime soon. Maybe later this year it would dip but I doubt it will happen anytime in the next 6 months. I believe that after the halving, we're going to see another surge in bitcoin price like it happened from 50k to 70k recently.


Title: Re: Will BTC dip again?
Post by: GeorgeJohn on March 26, 2024, 01:40:03 PM
For those of you out there who are planning on buying more coins
like me when the market dips, have you guys set a target price where
you will buy?

The price has not yet reached what is ideally the price I would want to
buy bitcoin in despite its recent decline and I am wondering if will
bitcoin still go down to at least $50k?
the price of bitcoin has clamped to seventy thousand [70k] and I believe if is to buy it would have been better for people who were ready to buy bitcoin as of that time to buy Bitcoin at of the period the price of bitcoin get increased, so I believe that price of bitcoin is not constant neither it falls and rise that makes the market of Bitcoin not to be that much reliable sometimes, the opportunity of bitcoin in the market, when it comes you have to utilize the opportunity and that is while you don't need to think otherwise whenever you are purchasing anything in bitcoin both long-term or short-term holding,  at of the time the price decreases to almost fifty thousand [50k] people who purchased at of that time with a bigger amount will be of good position right now.

I can partially answer this if you ask me whether there would be any further dips yes there will be dips but nobody can predict the extend of dip to any absolute figure, just ensure you don't miss out the rally awaiting for prices to go below $50k which looks difficult at the moment. I would suggest you to get into the market in the next dip instead of waiting for it to go below $50k and stay vigilant on the market trend to ensure you cash out if it dips and buy at lower level instead of just waiting for the market to hit $50k.
the future of Bitcoin is unpredictable because it may rise today and tomorrow the price may drop with tye ratio of value you don't know about, so therefore I believe that the price of bitcoin interchanges and going more dip should be as result of the demands and the supply,  and it's obvious that when the demand is higher the supply the price of bitcoin skyrocket, but when the supply is higher than the demand the market reduces, so in summary the market of Bitcoin is unpredictable.

buy bitcoin in despite its recent decline and I am wondering if will
bitcoin still go down to at least $50k?
wait for the price until it reaches an ideal price may not enable you to buy something, although it is possible to see $50k, but then you may think that the price may drop to $40k and that it is a good opportunity to buy more.

The failure of the price to collapse and the rapid rebound from the $62,000 may indicate that the price has begun to recover, and we may see slow growth, ignoring $70,000 more than $50,000.
The thing is that some many people does not use the movement of candles sticks to read the market of Bitcoin, at least we should use the chat to indicate the movements of the price, we can not just stand on assumption that if the price have not gotten to this particular point we will not purchase bitcoin, their is every tendency that the price can retrace at any point in time, people who do that miscalculation of the price is people who is myopic of the interpreting the chat of the market, I don't believe on assumption, I do my research and compared with others predictions before I purchase bitcoin neither for short term or long-term.





Title: Re: Will BTC dip again?
Post by: StreakW on March 26, 2024, 02:25:03 PM
bitcoin still go down to at least $50k?
If you look at the current market performance it seems very difficult to expect the price of Bitcoin to fall to $50k. I see that Bitcoin will continue to increase, especially since the Halving is getting closer. So if you expect Bitcoin to drop $50k it seems likely after the Halving.


Title: Re: Will BTC dip again?
Post by: Jating on March 26, 2024, 02:32:23 PM
bitcoin still go down to at least $50k?
If you look at the current market performance it seems very difficult to expect the price of Bitcoin to fall to $50k. I see that Bitcoin will continue to increase, especially since the Halving is getting closer. So if you expect Bitcoin to drop $50k it seems likely after the Halving.

I think we already pass $50k already, currently we are seeing the price going up again in the last 34 hours to $70k. So that is a sign that we might not go down again and that $62k could be the last leg down before the eventual bull run after the block halving.

Of course, we wanted the price to go down still so that we can invest more. But then again, we have a lot of opportunities before, and that we should have taken that to buy and stash BTC. But we can still do save, but the profit is not that big as compare when we buy it during the bear market.


Title: Re: Will BTC dip again?
Post by: Uhwuchukwu53 on March 26, 2024, 03:18:16 PM
bitcoin still go down to at least $50k?
If you look at the current market performance it seems very difficult to expect the price of Bitcoin to fall to $50k. I see that Bitcoin will continue to increase, especially since the Halving is getting closer. So if you expect Bitcoin to drop $50k it seems likely after the Halving.

You really think the way I am thinking, having the feeling that ATL will occur to $50 may be a disheartened one because nothing show in the market, people who are willing and ready to hold BTC can not allow it Fall though it's still speculation but I think streak W and me see it as not too possible.


Title: Re: Will BTC dip again?
Post by: FanEagle on March 26, 2024, 06:01:22 PM
bitcoin still go down to at least $50k?
If you look at the current market performance it seems very difficult to expect the price of Bitcoin to fall to $50k. I see that Bitcoin will continue to increase, especially since the Halving is getting closer. So if you expect Bitcoin to drop $50k it seems likely after the Halving.
I think we already pass $50k already, currently we are seeing the price going up again in the last 34 hours to $70k. So that is a sign that we might not go down again and that $62k could be the last leg down before the eventual bull run after the block halving.

Of course, we wanted the price to go down still so that we can invest more. But then again, we have a lot of opportunities before, and that we should have taken that to buy and stash BTC. But we can still do save, but the profit is not that big as compare when we buy it during the bear market.
Looking at how it could be going upwards more and more, it can be considered that we are making the right call. I know that it is going to take some time for people to get used to it, but that doesn't mean that we are going to end up with anything that will be different.

So, we should consider how we could make it work one way or another. I hope that people could see the change eventually, it is not going to be easy to get people to hype it again, but we could make it work one way or another when the price keeps going up. Even the fact that it is over 70k again is something they haven't cared much about just yet, so it would make sense to focus on that part first. If we can make people realize that, then they will be hyped again.


Title: Re: Will BTC dip again?
Post by: Franctoshi on March 26, 2024, 06:28:06 PM
No one actually can say what is really ahead of us before the halving, However, From my analysis of the market and with the current market situation right now, Bitcoin breaking up above $68k currently nullified the bearish trend in the immediate short term and we are done with major downloads corrections and until we hit $74k-$75k being next target move for Bitcoin as we see Bitcoin begin to recover from its loses last week.


Title: Re: Will BTC dip again?
Post by: Distinctin on March 29, 2024, 06:58:42 AM
bitcoin still go down to at least $50k?
If you look at the current market performance it seems very difficult to expect the price of Bitcoin to fall to $50k. I see that Bitcoin will continue to increase, especially since the Halving is getting closer. So if you expect Bitcoin to drop $50k it seems likely after the Halving.

I think we already pass $50k already, currently we are seeing the price going up again in the last 34 hours to $70k. So that is a sign that we might not go down again and that $62k could be the last leg down before the eventual bull run after the block halving.

Of course, we wanted the price to go down still so that we can invest more. But then again, we have a lot of opportunities before, and that we should have taken that to buy and stash BTC. But we can still do save, but the profit is not that big as compare when we buy it during the bear market.
I’m also convinced that we will not witness again price dipping into $50k or below. The correction I think was now over and most probably, bitcoin price is already heading above $70k until it reaches hopefully $80k before halving. However, if there’s a sudden negative news that will affect bitcoin and the market, then we will witness again another price decline. But for now, I guess bitcoin price is bound to skyrocket again.

Meanwhile, I think a lot of us have plans to buy more bitcoin but that will only be possible after the bull run, that is if you want to buy at a very ideal price so you can maximize your purchase with its affordable price.


Title: Re: Will BTC dip again?
Post by: laijsica on March 29, 2024, 10:45:13 AM
For those of you out there who are planning on buying more coins
like me when the market dips, have you guys set a target price where
you will buy?

When you decide to buy BTC then you should buy today instead of waiting because I think the dip is constantly being exceeded in the current market.Even 2 years ago, many people decided to wait to buy the dip and did not get fruitful reflection. You will not join them.

The price has not yet reached what is ideally the price I would want to
buy bitcoin in despite its recent decline and I am wondering if will
bitcoin still go down to at least $50k?

I think your thinking is not right or you failed to keep track of market movements.Market correction is almost over and BTC bull run is expected in coming time so now is the time to buy dip.


Title: Re: Will BTC dip again?
Post by: Yamifoud on March 29, 2024, 10:52:23 AM
For those of you out there who are planning on buying more coins
like me when the market dips, have you guys set a target price where
you will buy?
I'll buy more when turns back low at $50k but that seems impossible this time.
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The price has not yet reached what is ideally the price I would want to
buy bitcoin in despite its recent decline and I am wondering if will
bitcoin still go down to at least $50k?
Indeed, we have these corrections but was not enough to pull back. It looks like the price of Bitcoin will get stuck above $60k.
I would say that was not a good time to accumulate more. Well, maybe for those who have not yet, this could be their opportunity. Besides, we're not yet in the new ATH, the price will possibly rise after halving. Earning is still possible at his point especially when we wait for the new ATH before selling.


Title: Re: Will BTC dip again?
Post by: pooya87 on March 29, 2024, 04:24:01 PM
In case you missed it, the rise back up to $70k was a positive signal but there was not a momentum there to be the incentive needed to start buying as I said in my first comment here for the case where you want to make a sure move. But it is still a positive signal showing the potential and the tendency to rise higher specially since we are getting closer to the halving.


Title: Re: Will BTC dip again?
Post by: $weetne$$ on March 29, 2024, 07:39:10 PM
The price has not yet reached what is ideally the price I would want to buy bitcoin in despite its recent decline and I am wondering if will bitcoin still go down to at least $50k?

It is possible and also not possible because it can happen after Bitcoin halving is finished as some selling off might follow because profits will be taken. During this time the market might fall and an opportunity to buy Bitcoin will be available but again don't put all your hopes on this as it might not happen. I had the hope that Bitcoin gets to a new highest price after Bitcoin halving has passed as that's what I learnt from the research that I was making but things happened differently and things might just keep happening differently therefore we should be prepared for anything that happened and buy Bitcoin through DCA so that we don't miss buying Bitcoin and begin to wish we bought Bitcoin when we had the chances. Bitcoin will dip but at what price will the dip happen isn't known


Title: Re: Will BTC dip again?
Post by: Moreno233 on March 29, 2024, 09:18:05 PM
For those of you out there who are planning on buying more coins
like me when the market dips, have you guys set a target price where
you will buy?

The price has not yet reached what is ideally the price I would want to
buy bitcoin in despite its recent decline and I am wondering if will
bitcoin still go down to at least $50k?
If you want to really buy Bitcoin before the halving, you must set achievable targets for any dip that might happen in the market and $50k is definitely one of such targets at this time that halving is in less than a month. I am convinced that Bitcoin will not go below $60k before the halving occurs.

My sincere opinion is to buy now that market has dipped below $70k because any trigger in the market now will push price high than it is already. You can see how fast the market is recovering after any minor dip, that is a sign that the strength of the market is to the up side.  In other words, the general market sentiment is bullish so corrections will continue to be shallow.


Title: Re: Will BTC dip again?
Post by: erep on March 29, 2024, 10:19:38 PM
In case you missed it, the rise back up to $70k was a positive signal but there was not a momentum there to be the incentive needed to start buying as I said in my first comment here for the case where you want to make a sure move. But it is still a positive signal showing the potential and the tendency to rise higher specially since we are getting closer to the halving.
We have to consider the risk if the market price does not match expectations because the price of 67k-70k is among the highest price lists, I might consider this to avoid price drops that will never be known in the future even though the market is approaching the halving, but there is no guarantee that the market promises to reach the highest price, trust the market will be corrected lower before forming a new movement pattern to encourage reaching a new ATH after the halving.


Title: Re: Will BTC dip again?
Post by: Marvell1 on March 30, 2024, 08:57:38 AM
For those of you out there who are planning on buying more coins
like me when the market dips, have you guys set a target price where
you will buy?

The price has not yet reached what is ideally the price I would want to
buy bitcoin in despite its recent decline and I am wondering if will
bitcoin still go down to at least $50k?
If you want to really buy Bitcoin before the halving, you must set achievable targets for any dip that might happen in the market and $50k is definitely one of such targets at this time that halving is in less than a month. I am convinced that Bitcoin will not go below $60k before the halving occurs.

My sincere opinion is to buy now that market has dipped below $70k because any trigger in the market now will push price high than it is already. You can see how fast the market is recovering after any minor dip, that is a sign that the strength of the market is to the up side.  In other words, the general market sentiment is bullish so corrections will continue to be shallow.

It is possible that bitcoin will not fall below $60k before the halving because people have high expectations and are willing to buy more bitcoin if the price corrects. But after the halving, there is no guarantee that ETFs will not take profits after days of accumulating bitcoin in very large volumes. And once they take profits, bitcoin price will certainly react very strongly and a drop to 50 thousand USD is entirely possible.
I used to think that the scenario where they pushed bitcoin down to $50k and started accumulating bitcoin again to prepare for another price increase was entirely possible. If OP bought most of the bitcoin at around $60k there is no reason to continue accumulating at this point, I think he can wait to get a better price.


Title: Re: Will BTC dip again?
Post by: shinratensei_ on March 30, 2024, 12:00:01 PM
the price might dips at some point, its only natural, a healthy rally will always have correction, otherwise the rally won't be healthy, though there are some outlier.
but overall i'm pretty sure there will be dips, but your concern might be on the price, even if price dipping i doubt it will ever go back as low as before, i'm sure the price of right now is already the future bottom price if it were to hit bearish.

therefore as long as it hasn't reached $100k im personally still consider it a safe buy, if you're so afraid, you can always wait for correction, waiting for it to go sub $30k might be wasting your time though since i doubt it will.
but at least there's always accumulating zone between every rally so that anyone can go invest and then make profit when rally arrives.


Title: Re: Will BTC dip again?
Post by: lixer on March 31, 2024, 06:26:26 PM
What do you think will happens if the market dips again, we are not to be afraid because bitcoin is not such that should be treated in such regards as we do with alts, the market will always rises whenever it falls, but if we are not going to miss out on this, then we must be able to wait and hold while the waiting is awaiting to be pumped back again, but when we invest on alts, we are likely to be more overwhelmed by uncertainties.
Not all alts are bad, so we can also treat them like a Bitcoin in which we buy, hold and sell them at the top. Even though there are good coins like these, some people still don't have a good knowledge to be aware with it, making them worry when the market is in a bad condition and they can also sell at a loss if they can not take it anymore.

@OP yes, there will always be a dip right after a pump and in fact it had happened several times now during this month but if you asked if it will dip under $50k, hmm... I think not yet. We may need to finish this bull first and experience a new bear market for that to occur. It's up to you now if you can wait for that or you will buy now and still take advantage of the upcoming peak of the bull run.


Title: Re: Will BTC dip again?
Post by: _BlackStar on March 31, 2024, 09:51:39 PM
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Not all alts are bad, so we can also treat them like a Bitcoin in which we buy, hold and sell them at the top. Even though there are good coins like these, some people still don't have a good knowledge to be aware with it, making them worry when the market is in a bad condition and they can also sell at a loss if they can not take it anymore.
I'm also not willing to say all altcoin are bad as investment asset - meaning I also believe that some popular altcoin are still very much worth considering as long-term investment asset instead of just bitcoin. Diversifying investment is important - but not all bitcoin users agree to do so with altcoin.

@OP yes, there will always be a dip right after a pump and in fact it had happened several times now during this month but if you asked if it will dip under $50k, hmm... I think not yet. We may need to finish this bull first and experience a new bear market for that to occur. It's up to you now if you can wait for that or you will buy now and still take advantage of the upcoming peak of the bull run.
Yes - we cannot ignore one direction which means the price can move in any direction and go against the trend. Prices will rise for a number of reasons - this also applies to why prices fall. There are always reasons why prices rise and fall - so don't ignore all possibilities. Simply put, market laws definitely apply – prices will fall if there is a lot of supply in the market, while prices will rise if demand increases.


Title: Re: Will BTC dip again?
Post by: DaNNy001 on March 31, 2024, 10:51:57 PM

therefore as long as it hasn't reached $100k im personally still consider it a safe buy, if you're so afraid, you can always wait for correction, waiting for it to go sub $30k might be wasting your time though since i doubt it will.
but at least there's always accumulating zone between every rally so that anyone can go invest and then make profit when rally arrives.

People are scared of buying now because the price has gotten beyond the previous ATH but truth be told they are still some strength for the price to push up abit because the halving haven't arrived and their is past records on the price to actually move higher after the halving so this bull that the market experience is actually set to be a pre-run because their is expectations on the price to go higher even above the current $71k threshold even upto $100k or $150k so buying now can still be counted as a good move.


Title: Re: Will BTC dip again?
Post by: GigaBit on March 31, 2024, 11:24:36 PM
An investor can never predict when Bitcoin will go dip. Investors won't find the dip until Bitcoin goes into that state, even if they want to. Investors can invest in Bitcoin depends on an common idea. After every bull run, Bitcoin can have a slight correction, sometimes even higher. But considering the recent times surely the investor can take an investment decision. The Bitcoin halving is only days away and the impact of Bitcoin ETFs is likely to push Bitcoin to the upside. And I think it's typical to be bullish there rather than looking for dips at this time. But by the nature of Bitcoin it will definitely find the dip but it may take a long time. Again, those who are expecting a dip may not the level of dip.


Title: Re: Will BTC dip again?
Post by: Oasisman on March 31, 2024, 11:29:58 PM

therefore as long as it hasn't reached $100k im personally still consider it a safe buy, if you're so afraid, you can always wait for correction, waiting for it to go sub $30k might be wasting your time though since i doubt it will.
but at least there's always accumulating zone between every rally so that anyone can go invest and then make profit when rally arrives.

People are scared of buying now because the price has gotten beyond the previous ATH but truth be told they are still some strength for the price to push up abit because the halving haven't arrived and their is past records on the price to actually move higher after the halving so this bull that the market experience is actually set to be a pre-run because their is expectations on the price to go higher even above the current $71k threshold even upto $100k or $150k so buying now can still be counted as a good move.

When someone were to ask like hey when is the perfect time to buy bitcoin, majority of the answers are "during the dip" or "wait for a sharp correction". It isn't a wrong answer though, but the real challenge starts with that kind of answer, because people who are being told might be looking and waiting for the bottom.
IMO, the current bitcoin price is still considered a good buy as we all know bitcoin still has a lot of potential considering that we are constantly seeing adoptions and more industry are embracing and recognizing bitcoin as a currency to be used to pay for goods and services. $100k - $150k is the most realistic figure if we're to follow the 4 year cycle bitcoin price actions, since bitcoin usually sky rocket several months after the halving. I have one thing to look forward too, 2024 will be a good run for bitcoin maybe until the first quarter of 2025.


Title: Re: Will BTC dip again?
Post by: peter0425 on April 01, 2024, 09:50:03 AM
For those of you out there who are planning on buying more coins
like me when the market dips, have you guys set a target price where
you will buy?
keeping my target at 50k , means if once bitcoin reaches that level again then the chance is on me but the problem is if bitcoin do not fall that price then i will continue to wait even if this comes after 2025.
I believe that you have sold your holding when the price reached the top at 73k this is the reason why you are waiting for the dip.


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The price has not yet reached what is ideally the price I would want to
buy bitcoin in despite its recent decline and I am wondering if will
bitcoin still go down to at least $50k?
I will join your there mate ,

i may also consider at 55k but if given a chance then i would love that 50 k.


Title: Re: Will BTC dip again?
Post by: Nrcewker on April 01, 2024, 01:38:58 PM
Why taking risks bro? We know that we are dealing now with Bitcoins. Hence it’s always ideal to just buy the coins without thinking of the price. We have known Bitcoins are very capable and we also know that these coins are limited in numbers. Hence it’s ideal for us to accumulate as many as we can these rare coins. If you wait for the dip, you might miss the golden chance to buy the coins. Hence, don’t greed for more and buy the coins now.


Title: Re: Will BTC dip again?
Post by: Republikcoin.com on April 01, 2024, 02:54:16 PM
keeping my target at 50k , means if once bitcoin reaches that level again then the chance is on me but the problem is if bitcoin do not fall that price then i will continue to wait even if this comes after 2025.
I believe that you have sold your holding when the price reached the top at 73k this is the reason why you are waiting for the dip.
Waiting for Bitcoin's price to drop to $50K again is also not wrong for someone who had sold at the peak when he saw the price of $73K. Because this is something that has provided benefits for him and is also not wrong to do because it is a strategy that is quite unique in terms of making a profit. But for now I'm not so sure that the price will fall back to $50K again because the price support in the $70K range is still quite strong even though we don't know how long Bitcoin will continue to hold that level this year.


Title: Re: Will BTC dip again?
Post by: BITCOIN4X on April 01, 2024, 06:28:33 PM
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Waiting for Bitcoin's price to drop to $50K again is also not wrong for someone who had sold at the peak when he saw the price of $73K. Because this is something that has provided benefits for him and is also not wrong to do because it is a strategy that is quite unique in terms of making a profit. But for now I'm not so sure that the price will fall back to $50K again because the price support in the $70K range is still quite strong even though we don't know how long Bitcoin will continue to hold that level this year.
Maybe they're not wrong, but I think their hopes are too far from reality. I'm not sure the price will drop to $50k again as the halving approaches, but otherwise the price will probably be higher. A price correction is always possible as of now, but I tend to be optimistic that it will only be a short-term move before recovering to find its new ATH again.

By the way, can anyone predict what the lowest price bitcoin might get this April?
Right now priced between $68k to $69k, but it's still possible to drop more. Can't say $68k is strong support, unless we get back to $70k.


Title: Re: Will BTC dip again?
Post by: erep on April 01, 2024, 06:54:13 PM
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Waiting for Bitcoin's price to drop to $50K again is also not wrong for someone who had sold at the peak when he saw the price of $73K. Because this is something that has provided benefits for him and is also not wrong to do because it is a strategy that is quite unique in terms of making a profit. But for now I'm not so sure that the price will fall back to $50K again because the price support in the $70K range is still quite strong even though we don't know how long Bitcoin will continue to hold that level this year.
Maybe they're not wrong, but I think their hopes are too far from reality. I'm not sure the price will drop to $50k again as the halving approaches, but otherwise the price will probably be higher. A price correction is always possible as of now, but I tend to be optimistic that it will only be a short-term move before recovering to find its new ATH again.

By the way, can anyone predict what the lowest price bitcoin might get this April?
Right now priced between $68k to $69k, but it's still possible to drop more. Can't say $68k is strong support, unless we get back to $70k.
We will never be able to predict the price of Bitcoin accurately, but based on the current correction, there is a possibility that a correction will occur to below $60k in April, I am sure that the market will fall significantly before the halving because the impact of the current increase is influenced by the halving trend getting closer, but some whales cut profits because they have made profits from short-term trades.

This market effect may be affected on the portfolio of short term traders as they will have to cut profits before the price lowers, but if investors do not need to worry about the current market movement conditions because the market is forming strong support at the lowest price if the market corrects and the market will creating significant upside at the next bullish moment to reach ATH.


Title: Re: Will BTC dip again?
Post by: JoyMarsha on April 01, 2024, 07:53:32 PM
For those of you out there who are planning on buying more coins
like me when the market dips, have you guys set a target price where
you will buy?

The price has not yet reached what is ideally the price I would want to
buy bitcoin in despite its recent decline and I am wondering if will
bitcoin still go down to at least $50k?
This is a question we have no answer to. Nevertheless, I would like to see bitcoin fall to $50k but that's not what someone will stay put waiting for such a price to come into play whereby they can take advantage of it by applying a DCA strategy of accumulation of bitcoin rather than waiting for bitcoin to have a correlation market, which they don't know what price will bitcoin fall to and when will it happen.

Who would have thought bitcoin to give a new ATH before halving? But here it is giving a new ATH and waxing strong in it.

Bitcoin giving a new ATH before halving is supposed to teach us that we can't ascertain how the market can be in weeks or months. All we can do is make predictions, which can come true or not. However, that shouldn't be our benchmark for investing in Bitcoin. We are investing in bitcoin because we have the spare money and for future profits, not otherwise. 


Title: Re: Will BTC dip again?
Post by: Kelvinid on April 01, 2024, 09:48:15 PM
We can experience some corrections but knowing a dip again like we experienced last year, that seems impossible this time. Although we know that it was uncertain, still we believe that this year we're going to be bullish again, not bearish. If we think about buying and waiting for the dip, we'd rather change our strategy and take the usual corrections to accumulate some rather than wait for a huge correction/dip as we just waste our time doing it.

But IMO, this is not the right time for accumulating Bitcoin. It was supposed to be doing last year while the price was in the dip, not in this bullish condition. Of course, we can still make some profit but not that much if we are buying at a cheaper price.


Title: Re: Will BTC dip again?
Post by: laijsica on April 02, 2024, 04:34:22 AM
But IMO, this is not the right time for accumulating Bitcoin. It was supposed to be doing last year while the price was in the dip, not in this bullish condition. Of course, we can still make some profit but not that much if we are buying at a cheaper price.
Many people like you made this comment when Bitcoin was at $40k. You have to know is that today's price is in the dips compared to when it will hits $85k or $90k next month. Although I prophesied for the sake of understanding, it is not at all implausible.


Title: Re: Will BTC dip again?
Post by: Roseline492 on April 03, 2024, 07:26:07 AM
For those of you out there who are planning on buying more coins
like me when the market dips, have you guys set a target price where
you will buy?

The price has not yet reached what is ideally the price I would want to
buy bitcoin in despite its recent decline and I am wondering if will
bitcoin still go down to at least $50k?

It will be very difficult to determine the price of Bitcoin because sometimes someone could be left out while thinking that Bitcoin price will get to a particular price, although there has been so many predictions about Bitcoin to have some corrections before peaking but there is no certainty about that, so even if the price will drop I don't think it will be a good idea to set our buying targets within $50k because I doubt if the Bitcoin price will drop to that level and if it happens that it did not get to that level before peaking that means that those that set there buying level on that price will automatically be left out.


Title: Re: Will BTC dip again?
Post by: kro55 on April 03, 2024, 08:20:40 AM


But IMO, this is not the right time for accumulating Bitcoin. It was supposed to be doing last year while the price was in the dip, not in this bullish condition. Of course, we can still make some profit but not that much if we are buying at a cheaper price.

Compared to last year, it is true that the price of bitcoin has increased a lot and buying bitcoin now will not be as profitable as buying bitcoin last year or in 2022. But what about new entrants to the market? If they hesitate and do not buy because they think the price of bitcoin is too high, they will no longer have the opportunity to buy bitcoin. Because I believe it is very difficult for bitcoin to fall below $50k or $40k. Meanwhile, bitcoin still has a chance to increase to 100k USD, so buying now is not too bad if we have long-term goals.


Title: Re: Will BTC dip again?
Post by: Albarq on April 03, 2024, 10:49:26 AM
Even though there are many predictions about Bitcoin reaching a certain price, even though I know this is not certain, it is the desired price, but in bullish conditions like this, we have to be sensitive to the current conditions to collect Bitcoin, even though it has fallen again by $50k, but with optimism, it can rise again, even though Their expectations are too far from reality when the market is down. The ideal price that I want a slight correction considers a safe purchase


Title: Re: Will BTC dip again?
Post by: Cryptoprincess101 on April 03, 2024, 11:06:41 AM
For those of you out there who are planning on buying more coins
like me when the market dips, have you guys set a target price where
you will buy?

The price has not yet reached what is ideally the price I would want to
buy bitcoin in despite its recent decline and I am wondering if will
bitcoin still go down to at least $50k?

BTC price may not fall back to $50k but I still believe that there will be possibility for a dip before the halving, the halving is close but since the price of BTC set a new ATH before halving, there will be some late hour corrections before the halving appears so expecting a dip is very possible and you can still buy but don't rely too much on an extreme dip because I don't see that happening till after bull run.


Title: Re: Will BTC dip again?
Post by: smelody on April 03, 2024, 12:09:13 PM
For those of you out there who are planning on buying more coins
like me when the market dips, have you guys set a target price where
you will buy?

The price has not yet reached what is ideally the price I would want to
buy bitcoin in despite its recent decline and I am wondering if will
bitcoin still go down to at least $50k?

BTC price may not fall back to $50k but I still believe that there will be possibility for a dip before the halving, the halving is close but since the price of BTC set a new ATH before halving, there will be some late hour corrections before the halving appears so expecting a dip is very possible and you can still buy but don't rely too much on an extreme dip because I don't see that happening till after bull run.
The price of BTC below $50k not at all. One of the great things about Bitcoin's DIP price is that small investors will enter the market in the meantime which will further consolidate BTC's levels. I also hope to invest some of my savings in this opportunity. I plan to go to DIP and buy at-least $60k. But one regret always in me is that if I had found bitcoin forum 2 years ago then I would have been a successful businessman. Anyway let's start from now.


Title: Re: Will BTC dip again?
Post by: $weetne$$ on April 03, 2024, 06:33:32 PM
Why taking risks bro? We know that we are dealing now with Bitcoins. Hence it’s always ideal to just buy the coins without thinking of the price. We have known Bitcoins are very capable and we also know that these coins are limited in numbers. Hence it’s ideal for us to accumulate as many as we can these rare coins. If you wait for the dip, you might miss the golden chance to buy the coins. Hence, don’t greed for more and buy the coins now.

If Bitcoin dips again some people will still not buy but they are the ones saying Bitcoin should dip that they're ready to buy. Investors that want to own Bitcoin will buy Bitcoin in spite of the market condition because they know that the market is unpredictable. Bitcoin will dip again because that's how Bitcoin does but when it dips don't be among those individuals that'll be procrastinating that they're going to wait to buy Bitcoin when it dips down again. We are about entering a happy time for Bitcoin because the price will see alot of growth after the halving. Accumulate Bitcoin through DCA and you won't be concerned about the prices dipping or not. Bitcoin price is seeing some pullback and the price might go back to $60k but I would not be concerned about the short term dips.


Title: Re: Will BTC dip again?
Post by: khiholangkang on April 03, 2024, 06:54:33 PM
Why taking risks bro? We know that we are dealing now with Bitcoins. Hence it’s always ideal to just buy the coins without thinking of the price. We have known Bitcoins are very capable and we also know that these coins are limited in numbers. Hence it’s ideal for us to accumulate as many as we can these rare coins. If you wait for the dip, you might miss the golden chance to buy the coins. Hence, don’t greed for more and buy the coins now.

If Bitcoin dips again some people will still not buy but they are the ones saying Bitcoin should dip that they're ready to buy. Investors that want to own Bitcoin will buy Bitcoin in spite of the market condition because they know that the market is unpredictable. Bitcoin will dip again because that's how Bitcoin does but when it dips don't be among those individuals that'll be procrastinating that they're going to wait to buy Bitcoin when it dips down again. We are about entering a happy time for Bitcoin because the price will see alot of growth after the halving. Accumulate Bitcoin through DCA and you won't be concerned about the prices dipping or not. Bitcoin price is seeing some pullback and the price might go back to $60k but I would not be concerned about the short term dips.

Of course as a smart investor it is necessary to pay attention to the purchase price of bitcoin, but this is relatively dependent on each target in investing in bitcoin, as far as I do in investing it is necessary to pay attention to the purchase price as a price that is feasible to buy in accumulating bitcoin, because we don't want to when buying bitcoin at the top of the price, it is an action that will take time, especially purchases made at ATH prices, it is very annoying for me because I have to wait longer and if accumulating at high prices even though one day I get a cheap price the average purchase price will also be high.

So it would be better to buy at every price drop in accumulating bitcoin and here you also need to see activity on the chain to shed a little light on the decisions you make when making purchases. Don't always wait but don't take the wrong step either. ;)


Title: Re: Will BTC dip again?
Post by: EarnOnVictor on April 04, 2024, 08:16:59 AM
For those of you out there who are planning on buying more coins
like me when the market dips, have you guys set a target price where
you will buy?

The price has not yet reached what is ideally the price I would want to
buy bitcoin in despite its recent decline and I am wondering if will
bitcoin still go down to at least $50k?

BTC price may not fall back to $50k but I still believe that there will be possibility for a dip before the halving, the halving is close but since the price of BTC set a new ATH before halving, there will be some late hour corrections before the halving appears so expecting a dip is very possible and you can still buy but don't rely too much on an extreme dip because I don't see that happening till after bull run.
The price of BTC below $50k not at all. One of the great things about Bitcoin's DIP price is that small investors will enter the market in the meantime which will further consolidate BTC's levels. I also hope to invest some of my savings in this opportunity. I plan to go to DIP and buy at-least $60k. But one regret always in me is that if I had found bitcoin forum 2 years ago then I would have been a successful businessman. Anyway let's start from now.
Do not say that, BTC can move below any price, we should not be too rigid that something can't happen even if it looks so. If Bitcoin can move upward about $20,000 in just a month, it can move downwards even more depending on the cause and the situation of the chart. But for now, this is not feasible even as I believe that if Bitcoin can maintain the hold below $67,629, it can be in trouble, especially if it is moving lower and maintains a bearish trend when the halving happens. Though this may not happen, the fact that Bitcoin moved as high as it is now before halving, anything opposite or unplanned could happen after the having, so we should get prepared for the worst to happen.

Like I always say, our trading charts should be the main guide in this regard instead of speculating randomly with nothing to back it up. It is best to let us know the right thing to do at that time because what we are saying now is mere guesswork, we can continue to use that to refresh ourselves about the latest market condition as it's for better guidance overall. Going forward, I do not see Bitcoin moving lower than $60,000 myself, still, I just spotted a daily chart of Fibonacci support at $65,321. The level has been instrumental in making sure that Bitcoin did not slip below it, nonetheless, let's see how it goes over time. A breach below it might be so devastating for Bitcoin even as it might make it move to $60,000 or lower if the price action is negative and the sentiment is also strong enough to cause havoc.


Title: Re: Will BTC dip again?
Post by: Marvell1 on April 04, 2024, 09:03:08 AM
But one regret always in me is that if I had found bitcoin forum 2 years ago then I would have been a successful businessman. Anyway let's start from now.

Those who only always regret what happened in the past will never be able to succeed, let alone become a successful businessman. I bet you, if you don't dare to buy bitcoin at the current price of 65 thousand USD, you will never have the courage to buy bitcoin 10 years ago or 2 years ago. Even though Bitcoin is much more expensive than before, it is becoming much safer than before. And if you don't dare buy it now, what guarantee do you have that you will have buy it 2 years ago?

Those who did not buy before were those who did not have enough courage and did not dare to take risks, and now when they see the price of bitcoin increasing rapidly, they regret it. But if bitcoin crashes, they will be proud and think they made the right decision not to buy it, LOL.


Title: Re: Will BTC dip again?
Post by: beerlover on April 04, 2024, 04:28:43 PM
But IMO, this is not the right time for accumulating Bitcoin. It was supposed to be doing last year while the price was in the dip, not in this bullish condition. Of course, we can still make some profit but not that much if we are buying at a cheaper price.
Compared to last year, it is true that the price of bitcoin has increased a lot and buying bitcoin now will not be as profitable as buying bitcoin last year or in 2022. But what about new entrants to the market? If they hesitate and do not buy because they think the price of bitcoin is too high, they will no longer have the opportunity to buy bitcoin. Because I believe it is very difficult for bitcoin to fall below $50k or $40k. Meanwhile, bitcoin still has a chance to increase to 100k USD, so buying now is not too bad if we have long-term goals.
Just because it is "not as profitable", doesn't mean that it is not profitable, people should still look to invest into bitcoin no matter what because that would still lead them to some profit as well. I have to say that things are looking great to me because while we are dealing with something that looks quite profitable, we are also looking at a bull run that will be coming up. The situation we are having right now means that we are going to end up with a bull run due to halving, because after halving it is almost always a bull run.

So, if you buy right now then that means you are going to make some money in the end. I hope that becomes a reality, and that means buying right now is still the right thing to do, even if you fear it.


Title: Re: Will BTC dip again?
Post by: Kwarkam on April 04, 2024, 04:40:20 PM
It's natural that there are dips ahead, but there's more to itz the debate shouldn't be if there would be dips ahead, but how low those dips would be,  Bitcoin dropping significantly below 60k on its way to 100k, in my opinion is most unlikely.  Expecting dips is reasonable, but then the significance of those dips are the matters on ground, which I will say, wouldn't be significant drops


Title: Re: Will BTC dip again?
Post by: Kwarkam on April 04, 2024, 04:49:24 PM
We can experience some corrections but knowing a dip again like we experienced last year, that seems impossible this time. Although we know that it was uncertain, still we believe that this year we're going to be bullish again, not bearish. If we think about buying and waiting for the dip, we'd rather change our strategy and take the usual corrections to accumulate some rather than wait for a huge correction/dip as we just waste our time doing it.

But IMO, this is not the right time for accumulating Bitcoin. It was supposed to be doing last year while the price was in the dip, not in this bullish condition. Of course, we can still make some profit but not that much if we are buying at a cheaper price.

This is one of the worst things I've heard on this thread.
So, this is your honest advice for intending investors.
'hey, don't buy now, the time's passed'.
Do not forget that the current price soon will no longer the current price given that Bitcoin will significantly rise , and then what would you be saying? 'Now's not the right time, you should have bought it last year'
Wow.
Whatever price you meet Bitcoin, buy. There's DCA method there that you can streamline to whatever you can afford. Unless you are a trader, with a different perspective. There's actually no reason to time the market if you're a long term investor given that, st the scale you measure, the current price isn't a significant unit, all that matters is your accumulation over your timeframe, and how much you can do that soonest.


Title: Re: Will BTC dip again?
Post by: el kaka22 on April 04, 2024, 05:24:33 PM
I believe that these drops are fine and won't matter that much, we are probably going to see them do a lot better with time. This doesn't mean that we are going to make a ton of money, but the way we are looking at it, we should probably see it do differently eventually.

Just because it had a small drop, doesn't mean that it will keep being terrible, I bet that we are going to do a lot better with time, we just need to do a bit better for a while, and need to be patient about the price as well. I know that it is going to take some time to get there, but when we finally start the bull run I bet you that we are going to end up with a greater return. I hope that we could see something that could finally change and the price will skyrocket.


Title: Re: Will BTC dip again?
Post by: Republikcoin.com on April 04, 2024, 06:21:11 PM
It's natural that there are dips ahead, but there's more to itz the debate shouldn't be if there would be dips ahead, but how low those dips would be,  Bitcoin dropping significantly below 60k on its way to 100k, in my opinion is most unlikely.  Expecting dips is reasonable, but then the significance of those dips are the matters on ground, which I will say, wouldn't be significant drops
This is more of a discussion and prediction, mate, not as a debate that has no direction, because as you said, if there is a price decline in the future, that is quite normal. Because price corrections always occur in the market, which many people never expected before, so people who still want to continue buying can easily take advantage of this to be able to get it at a slightly cheaper price before it's too late. Likewise with the Bitcoin price prediction for $100K in the coming months, because it could also be possible to expect if the price movement starts again from $70K.


Title: Re: Will BTC dip again?
Post by: Kwarkam on April 04, 2024, 08:24:50 PM
It's natural that there are dips ahead, but there's more to itz the debate shouldn't be if there would be dips ahead, but how low those dips would be,  Bitcoin dropping significantly below 60k on its way to 100k, in my opinion is most unlikely.  Expecting dips is reasonable, but then the significance of those dips are the matters on ground, which I will say, wouldn't be significant drops
This is more of a discussion and prediction, mate, not as a debate that has no direction, because as you said, if there is a price decline in the future, that is quite normal. Because price corrections always occur in the market, which many people never expected before, so people who still want to continue buying can easily take advantage of this to be able to get it at a slightly cheaper price before it's too late. Likewise with the Bitcoin price prediction for $100K in the coming months, because it could also be possible to expect if the price movement starts again from $70K.
I got your thoughts there, and then, with regards to when is buy time in btc, you can't really just say an investor should wait for dips only to invest. Buying at dips, sure is a nice thing to do, but buying only at dips?? Nahh.
DCaing can't flow with that format. However the price fluctuates, you keep buying according to whatever you have allocated. During dips it's only natural for your aggression in buying Bitcoin to atleast spike a bit, but not that that point is the only place where you buy Bitcoin. So imagine that the coin never dips down to the point you bought last at or something, then what?
Seriously what I'm tryna say is this, buy Bitcoin now, hold, grab more at dips,  keep the cycle alive.


Title: Re: Will BTC dip again?
Post by: ShowOff on April 04, 2024, 08:33:17 PM
But one regret always in me is that if I had found bitcoin forum 2 years ago then I would have been a successful businessman. Anyway let's start from now.
Those who only always regret what happened in the past will never be able to succeed, let alone become a successful businessman. I bet you, if you don't dare to buy bitcoin at the current price of 65 thousand USD, you will never have the courage to buy bitcoin 10 years ago or 2 years ago. Even though Bitcoin is much more expensive than before, it is becoming much safer than before. And if you don't dare buy it now, what guarantee do you have that you will have buy it 2 years ago?

Those who did not buy before were those who did not have enough courage and did not dare to take risks, and now when they see the price of bitcoin increasing rapidly, they regret it. But if bitcoin crashes, they will be proud and think they made the right decision not to buy it, LOL.

A person can say anything and regret whatever he has gone through, but if he is not someone who dares to take risks then he will never dare to buy it at any price. That is a reality and I am sure this person would not take any greater risk than just wanting to be safe with his own choice.

Someone who understands risk will take investment risks wisely. There is no need to spend 100% of their budget to invest in bitcoin, but if they know that bitcoin can provide decent returns in the long run, then they will not ignore bitcoin regardless of its current price.


Title: Re: Will BTC dip again?
Post by: Lanatsa on April 04, 2024, 09:56:31 PM
But one regret always in me is that if I had found bitcoin forum 2 years ago then I would have been a successful businessman. Anyway let's start from now.
Those who only always regret what happened in the past will never be able to succeed, let alone become a successful businessman. I bet you, if you don't dare to buy bitcoin at the current price of 65 thousand USD, you will never have the courage to buy bitcoin 10 years ago or 2 years ago. Even though Bitcoin is much more expensive than before, it is becoming much safer than before. And if you don't dare buy it now, what guarantee do you have that you will have buy it 2 years ago?

Those who did not buy before were those who did not have enough courage and did not dare to take risks, and now when they see the price of bitcoin increasing rapidly, they regret it. But if bitcoin crashes, they will be proud and think they made the right decision not to buy it, LOL.

A person can say anything and regret whatever he has gone through, but if he is not someone who dares to take risks then he will never dare to buy it at any price. That is a reality and I am sure this person would not take any greater risk than just wanting to be safe with his own choice.

Someone who understands risk will take investment risks wisely. There is no need to spend 100% of their budget to invest in bitcoin, but if they know that bitcoin can provide decent returns in the long run, then they will not ignore bitcoin regardless of its current price.
All matters with risk taking and acceptance to the outcome or result on which this is something a trait that you should really have as an investor or a trader because if you are someone who arent that just kind of type then this market isnt for you because you would really be facing up tons of trial and error on dealing up with an unpredictable market on which when it comes to changes and adjustments then there would really be tons.

The question in regarding if bitcoin would dip again? No one really knows and this is always been the main questions that we do have in mind or into this market, which it isnt really just that limited Bitcoin alone but also in other coins as well in the market. This is why we really do our very best on trying out to scoop into the bottom or all time low as much as possible because once you've done it then you would really be able to maximize  that possible profitability of yours.
Somewhat its really that easy to say or project out but once you are on the actual condition then finding that sweet spot is a pain in the ass to find out.

This is why buying opportunities could really be on different variations since not all would really be going for long term, on which there would really be those people who would go for short term.


Title: Re: Will BTC dip again?
Post by: danadc on April 04, 2024, 10:23:59 PM
But one regret always in me is that if I had found bitcoin forum 2 years ago then I would have been a successful businessman. Anyway let's start from now.
Those who only always regret what happened in the past will never be able to succeed, let alone become a successful businessman. I bet you, if you don't dare to buy bitcoin at the current price of 65 thousand USD, you will never have the courage to buy bitcoin 10 years ago or 2 years ago. Even though Bitcoin is much more expensive than before, it is becoming much safer than before. And if you don't dare buy it now, what guarantee do you have that you will have buy it 2 years ago?

Those who did not buy before were those who did not have enough courage and did not dare to take risks, and now when they see the price of bitcoin increasing rapidly, they regret it. But if bitcoin crashes, they will be proud and think they made the right decision not to buy it, LOL.

A person can say anything and regret whatever he has gone through, but if he is not someone who dares to take risks then he will never dare to buy it at any price. That is a reality and I am sure this person would not take any greater risk than just wanting to be safe with his own choice.

Someone who understands risk will take investment risks wisely. There is no need to spend 100% of their budget to invest in bitcoin, but if they know that bitcoin can provide decent returns in the long run, then they will not ignore bitcoin regardless of its current price.

Bitcoin will always have Fluctuations and it does not mean that it will fall and stay there at that price level, no, for me things with the price of bitcoin may be that there will be bearish movements but it will not be enough for bitcoin collapse as many are Believing, in every market there are always good setbacks, corrections are for a healthy market, there is no doubt about that, but personally it is always good to do things right, there is no need to overextend yourself with things , the If you want to buy in each setback you would be giving your money a good Boost, because at any time the bitcoin will rise in price that is a fact, they will not be things that happen because yes, no, it is a fact that the price will grow and Those who Appreciate it are when they are not Buying right now because they are seeing each downward move as an Opportunity.


Title: Re: Will BTC dip again?
Post by: mich on April 05, 2024, 05:27:07 AM
Well now that Bitcoin is not at a all time high it is wise for us to buy the cheaper coins. We know that price of Bitcoin is going to go back above $70,000. And I do think it will go even higher then this for the halving in a few weeks.

So I do think it is a good idea to stack satoshis for cheaper now. Bitcoin is now less then $67,000 so buying this dip will give you profits next 'bull run'.


Title: Re: Will BTC dip again?
Post by: AirtelBuzz on April 05, 2024, 05:34:55 AM
Why taking risks bro? We know that we are dealing now with Bitcoins. Hence it’s always ideal to just buy the coins without thinking of the price. We have known Bitcoins are very capable and we also know that these coins are limited in numbers. Hence it’s ideal for us to accumulate as many as we can these rare coins. If you wait for the dip, you might miss the golden chance to buy the coins. Hence, don’t greed for more and buy the coins now.

If Bitcoin dips again some people will still not buy but they are the ones saying Bitcoin should dip that they're ready to buy. Investors that want to own Bitcoin will buy Bitcoin in spite of the market condition because they know that the market is unpredictable. Bitcoin will dip again because that's how Bitcoin does but when it dips don't be among those individuals that'll be procrastinating that they're going to wait to buy Bitcoin when it dips down again. We are about entering a happy time for Bitcoin because the price will see alot of growth after the halving. Accumulate Bitcoin through DCA and you won't be concerned about the prices dipping or not. Bitcoin price is seeing some pullback and the price might go back to $60k but I would not be concerned about the short term dips.
How do you know that most people or some people will not buy bitcoin even if the price of bitcoin goes down? There are many people who wait for the price of bitcoin to drop and when they see that the price of bitcoin has dropped they are ready to buy bitcoin. I think a true investor needs to pay attention to the bitcoin purchase price. When we buy bitcoins for investment we need to pay proper attention to the purchase price of bitcoins and set a fixed purchase price so that we can buy bitcoins for investment according to that price. But yes those who really invest in DCA method never wait for bitcoin price to drop. Because with DCA method you can buy bitcoin anytime and deposit it for investment.The goal of most bitcoin investors is to buy more bitcoins when they see the price of bitcoins going down and then sell them when they see the price of bitcoins going up and try to make some profit.


Title: Re: Will BTC dip again?
Post by: kotajikikox on April 05, 2024, 06:22:08 AM
For those of you out there who are planning on buying more coins
like me when the market dips, have you guys set a target price where
you will buy?

The price has not yet reached what is ideally the price I would want to
buy bitcoin in despite its recent decline and I am wondering if will
bitcoin still go down to at least $50k?

Investments must be planned, without planning you will face losses. Because you need to plan how long-term your investment will be, maybe for a few years, for a few months, and for a few weeks. But of course, if Bitcoin enters the deep market, I will buy Bitcoin for sure.

you did not give any help to OP's question instead you have just mentioned what have been said by others for long time now and that is plan and buy when there is a deep.
and also  people are just jumping to buy or hold without understanding the real meaning of investing.
buying in deep does not mean you are in great position because you must also know when to sell and how strong to keep those funds inside you pocket for safe keeping while the market is still in positioning.


Title: Re: Will BTC dip again?
Post by: Obim34 on April 05, 2024, 06:38:56 AM
Well now that Bitcoin is not at a all time high it is wise for us to buy the cheaper coins. We know that price of Bitcoin is going to go back above $70,000. And I do think it will go even higher then this for the halving in a few weeks.

So I do think it is a good idea to stack satoshis for cheaper now. Bitcoin is now less then $67,000 so buying this dip will give you profits next 'bull run'.
You said nothing but the absolute truth and reality, if we are very sensitive of the market we can see how the market fluctuates between $65k to $70k just within some hours and this could be corrections that are likely to enhance the growth of Bitcoin crossing and not returning back to the $60k range price, I believe the more we getting closer to the halving the more people are getting willing to invest again into Bitcoin which tends to increase the buying orders and brings the price of Bitcoin above the $70k mark.

The current price could be considered even a Dip due to the result we are to experience after the halving, a good pump and ATH awaits every investor. So, let's take opportunity of the market now and accumulate more, it's not a probability of if we get good ROI, it's something that must happen.


Title: Re: Will BTC dip again?
Post by: Ultegra134 on April 05, 2024, 07:46:08 AM
Do not say that, BTC can move below any price, we should not be too rigid that something can't happen even if it looks so. If Bitcoin can move upward about $20,000 in just a month, it can move downwards even more depending on the cause and the situation of the chart. But for now, this is not feasible even as I believe that if Bitcoin can maintain the hold below $67,629, it can be in trouble, especially if it is moving lower and maintains a bearish trend when the halving happens. Though this may not happen, the fact that Bitcoin moved as high as it is now before halving, anything opposite or unplanned could happen after the having, so we should get prepared for the worst to happen.

Like I always say, our trading charts should be the main guide in this regard instead of speculating randomly with nothing to back it up. It is best to let us know the right thing to do at that time because what we are saying now is mere guesswork, we can continue to use that to refresh ourselves about the latest market condition as it's for better guidance overall. Going forward, I do not see Bitcoin moving lower than $60,000 myself, still, I just spotted a daily chart of Fibonacci support at $65,321. The level has been instrumental in making sure that Bitcoin did not slip below it, nonetheless, let's see how it goes over time. A breach below it might be so devastating for Bitcoin even as it might make it move to $60,000 or lower if the price action is negative and the sentiment is also strong enough to cause havoc.
That's correct. Just because Bitcoin surpassed its previous ATH, it doesn't mean that things can't go south for whatever reason. There's always the possibility to go below $60,000 or $50,000, and who knows how lower the price can go? If it can go upwards, it can go downwards as well. In the meantime, I personally doubt that we'll see anything below $60,000 as well, or in the worst-case scenario, $55,000.
The price of BTC below $50k not at all. One of the great things about Bitcoin's DIP price is that small investors will enter the market in the meantime which will further consolidate BTC's levels. I also hope to invest some of my savings in this opportunity. I plan to go to DIP and buy at-least $60k. But one regret always in me is that if I had found bitcoin forum 2 years ago then I would have been a successful businessman. Anyway let's start from now.
If I were to regret what I could have done differently 4-5 or more years ago, I would have gone insane. It's still unknown how much BTC I've lost on online wallets and services in 2014, losing seed phrases, or making stupid purchases, let alone that I didn't invest when it cost $300-$400. Just look forward and ignore the past.


Title: Re: Will BTC dip again?
Post by: justdimin on April 05, 2024, 11:18:23 AM
keeping my target at 50k , means if once bitcoin reaches that level again then the chance is on me but the problem is if bitcoin do not fall that price then i will continue to wait even if this comes after 2025.
I believe that you have sold your holding when the price reached the top at 73k this is the reason why you are waiting for the dip.
Waiting for Bitcoin's price to drop to $50K again is also not wrong for someone who had sold at the peak when he saw the price of $73K. Because this is something that has provided benefits for him and is also not wrong to do because it is a strategy that is quite unique in terms of making a profit. But for now I'm not so sure that the price will fall back to $50K again because the price support in the $70K range is still quite strong even though we don't know how long Bitcoin will continue to hold that level this year.
I do agree that 50k seems too low to wait. I can see maybe 60k if that person is lucky which I think even that may not happen and we could start going up from here, but that doesn't mean that we are going to end up with a bigger increase. Just wait for it to reach to a point where things could go higher, and that should be the important thing.

I believe that we are going to see price stay above 60k, and probably above 65k as well and then eventually there will be halving and then bull run will start. So, anyone who waits for 50k will be waiting for a long long time, or they will just realize that that won't happen and stop waiting and put all their money into bitcoin eventually, higher than where we are right now.


Title: Re: Will BTC dip again?
Post by: poodle63 on April 05, 2024, 12:24:28 PM
It's natural that there are dips ahead, but there's more to itz the debate shouldn't be if there would be dips ahead, but how low those dips would be,  Bitcoin dropping significantly below 60k on its way to 100k, in my opinion is most unlikely.  Expecting dips is reasonable, but then the significance of those dips are the matters on ground, which I will say, wouldn't be significant drops
indeed the bottom line here is that bitcoin won't stoop lower than current price it probably just hits $59k and go above again people are bullish so many events around the corner, doesn't seem like a good time for whales to dump their coin for the sake of decreasing the price of bitcoin honestly.
after all if you are observant, you can clearly see the market recovering back in fast manner whenever there's dips happening, people are buying despite market experiencing suddenl flash dump and it matters not for most of the people that thinks long term and diamond hand that trying to DCA bitcoin as much as they can.
dipping along the way to the $100k honestly is something that is to be expected, certainly there's some whales that gonna dump their coin along the way but if the market sentiment is greedy and the market still stand strong overcoming all those sell order then its gonna be fine.


Title: Re: Will BTC dip again?
Post by: bettercrypto on April 05, 2024, 02:37:01 PM
It's natural that there are dips ahead, but there's more to itz the debate shouldn't be if there would be dips ahead, but how low those dips would be,  Bitcoin dropping significantly below 60k on its way to 100k, in my opinion is most unlikely.  Expecting dips is reasonable, but then the significance of those dips are the matters on ground, which I will say, wouldn't be significant drops
This is more of a discussion and prediction, mate, not as a debate that has no direction, because as you said, if there is a price decline in the future, that is quite normal. Because price corrections always occur in the market, which many people never expected before, so people who still want to continue buying can easily take advantage of this to be able to get it at a slightly cheaper price before it's too late. Likewise with the Bitcoin price prediction for $100K in the coming months, because it could also be possible to expect if the price movement starts again from $70K.

And this correction is not yet finished; instead, we are still experiencing it at present, and its direction is still quite unpredictable, to be honest. That's why, if you look at the chart,
we are still short-bearish, but the momentum is still bullish.

We holders still have a little patience, and while we are still waiting, we will first apply DCA while the price has dropped a bit in the market, so this is an opportunity for us, right?



Title: Re: Will BTC dip again?
Post by: YOSHIE on April 05, 2024, 03:51:45 PM
The price has not yet reached what is ideally the price I would want to
buy bitcoin in despite its recent decline and I am wondering if will
bitcoin still go down to at least $50k?
As far as I know and from the experience I have seen and heard some advice from crypto experts, especially Bitcoin, they are not free from speculation and predictions which always make Bitcoin fans around the world shake with the speculation they develop.

The point is: Bitcoin will not experience an all-time upward cycle, where after reaching a certain point, Bitcoin will experience a decline again to its lowest figure, this is based on experience that has occurred and speculation that will occur, For this reason, experts estimate that Bitcoin after the halving occurs will experience a decline at the level of $57k and rise again to the level of $65k, down and up again, until it finds a new price in the same phenomenon as the new halving in 2027.

Whether you believe it or not, what is certain is that a downward cycle for Bitcoin will occur.


Title: Re: Will BTC dip again?
Post by: Falconer on April 05, 2024, 09:24:40 PM
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As far as I know and from the experience I have seen and heard some advice from crypto experts, especially Bitcoin, they are not free from speculation and predictions which always make Bitcoin fans around the world shake with the speculation they develop.

The point is: Bitcoin will not experience an all-time upward cycle, where after reaching a certain point, Bitcoin will experience a decline again to its lowest figure, this is based on experience that has occurred and speculation that will occur, For this reason, experts estimate that Bitcoin after the halving occurs will experience a decline at the level of $57k and rise again to the level of $65k, down and up again, until it finds a new price in the same phenomenon as the new halving in 2027.

Whether you believe it or not, what is certain is that a downward cycle for Bitcoin will occur.
Price volatility will last forever, meaning that there are no prices that always rise and no prices fall forever. Prices will always fluctuate depending on supply and demand, so every investor must consider this in order to minimize risk.

Bullish and bearish cycles clearly exist, but it is always difficult to determine where the highest price is. The wise advice is, sell your possessions at a profit, of course at whatever the value is, but get a realistic target. After the halving, the price is expected to rise high to hit ATH. Meanwhile the price will fall again after reaching its ATH.


Title: Re: Will BTC dip again?
Post by: mirakal on April 05, 2024, 09:58:41 PM
I believe that these drops are fine and won't matter that much, we are probably going to see them do a lot better with time. This doesn't mean that we are going to make a ton of money, but the way we are looking at it, we should probably see it do differently eventually.

Just because it had a small drop, doesn't mean that it will keep being terrible, I bet that we are going to do a lot better with time, we just need to do a bit better for a while, and need to be patient about the price as well. I know that it is going to take some time to get there, but when we finally start the bull run I bet you that we are going to end up with a greater return. I hope that we could see something that could finally change and the price will skyrocket.
Dips are actually normal for bitcoin, but if you wish to see bitcoin getting $50k price or lower than that before you decide to invest, I guess you are not trying to maximize your profits in the future. Don’t wait for bitcoin price to drop that low as we are still not sure if it will bound to happen soon, but one thing is certain, if you invest at the current price and continue it with DCA and hold them for quite long years, you will earn massive profits in the future bull run, but probably not this year’s bull run.


Title: Re: Will BTC dip again?
Post by: kentrolla on April 05, 2024, 10:16:50 PM
I believe that these drops are fine and won't matter that much, we are probably going to see them do a lot better with time. This doesn't mean that we are going to make a ton of money, but the way we are looking at it, we should probably see it do differently eventually.

Just because it had a small drop, doesn't mean that it will keep being terrible, I bet that we are going to do a lot better with time, we just need to do a bit better for a while, and need to be patient about the price as well. I know that it is going to take some time to get there, but when we finally start the bull run I bet you that we are going to end up with a greater return. I hope that we could see something that could finally change and the price will skyrocket.
Dips are actually normal for bitcoin, but if you wish to see bitcoin getting $50k price or lower than that before you decide to invest, I guess you are not trying to maximize your profits in the future. Don’t wait for bitcoin price to drop that low as we are still not sure if it will bound to happen soon, but one thing is certain, if you invest at the current price and continue it with DCA and hold them for quite long years, you will earn massive profits in the future bull run, but probably not this year’s bull run.

It depends from person to person as everyone have their own strategy and I am completely fine if someone is waiting for Bitcoin price to drop to $50k as even I was waiting for Bitcoin's price to drop to that zone until recently. But yeah DCA has been one of the best thing I have tried because I am doing DCA for a while and even when the price of Bitcoin crossed $40k it was like a huge achievement and even then I was doing DCA and continuing till now so I would say DCA is always a winning strategy but initial investment is something which has to be planned. I would rather wait and invest when Bitcoin drops during bear market than investing now if it's a huge amount.


Title: Re: Will BTC dip again?
Post by: bluebit25 on April 05, 2024, 11:39:12 PM
According to the price bracket chart there is strong support at $60k and I do not expect the price to drop below $50k as the price is currently hovering around $65k. It's better to wait for a clearer sign when you're not sure. If it breaks above $70k, it will be a bullish sign. If it drops below $60K, it could present an ideal buying opportunity. If the price fluctuates between $60k and $70k, you can avoid making a profit. No matter which path you choose, it's a game of patience with some risks involved.
You can try implementing a strategy where you place buy orders below $60k or sell orders above $70k, which will allow you to take advantage of potential breakouts. This is just an idea!


Title: Re: Will BTC dip again?
Post by: JollyGood on April 06, 2024, 12:50:52 AM
What is stopping Bitcoin to go down to below $50,000? If the trend was to dump or sell as fast as possible, the price has to drop. When we enjoy the ride watching Bitcoin reach $70,000 therefore we have to be aware it could crash any time.

Even if Bitcoin could be purchased at $50,000 how much could you buy as per your personal circumstances?

For those of you out there who are planning on buying more coins
like me when the market dips, have you guys set a target price where
you will buy?

The price has not yet reached what is ideally the price I would want to
buy bitcoin in despite its recent decline and I am wondering if will
bitcoin still go down to at least $50k?


Title: Re: Will BTC dip again?
Post by: Oasisman on April 06, 2024, 02:28:56 AM
According to the price bracket chart there is strong support at $60k and I do not expect the price to drop below $50k as the price is currently hovering around $65k. It's better to wait for a clearer sign when you're not sure. If it breaks above $70k, it will be a bullish sign. If it drops below $60K, it could present an ideal buying opportunity. If the price fluctuates between $60k and $70k, you can avoid making a profit. No matter which path you choose, it's a game of patience with some risks involved.
You can try implementing a strategy where you place buy orders below $60k or sell orders above $70k, which will allow you to take advantage of potential breakouts. This is just an idea!

$60k might be considered a strong support, but just like what JollyGood said, what is actually stopping bitcoin to go down below $50k? Once  people starts dumping, $50k is a range that's very possible for bitcoin to land when there is a huge correction.
Also, when bitcoin rises back up to $70k, it does not represent a bullrun yet. That could only mean a recovery and there are  for sure short traders and investors who wants to take advantage of the bitcoin recovery to take profit from it.
The clearer sign that you said about the bullrun only occurs when we are actually experiencing it, and when people are FOMOing.


Title: Re: Will BTC dip again?
Post by: danadc on April 06, 2024, 03:06:04 AM
I don't know much about technical analysis, but I think it doesn't have much chance of going down in price, well it's what I've seen in some technical analysis of some commodity traders, some are very good at giving good predictions, and what you can see There are many good things coming, in fact the basic analysis that I have seen shows that there are corrections but not so strong, maybe $50k is not so low, if it is going to be pushed to $100k I think it is worth it It's a shame, but the truth is I see many things that are good, some or the most activists or those who call bulls take it for granted that things are going to go very high, and for this 2024 many expect $100k, for the 2025 maybe a $200k, is that or can it be very positive? optimistic? I don't know, but I think so, and it's very probable.


Title: Re: Will BTC dip again?
Post by: fullhdpixel on April 06, 2024, 08:29:42 PM
And this correction is not yet finished; instead, we are still experiencing it at present, and its direction is still quite unpredictable, to be honest. That's why, if you look at the chart,
we are still short-bearish, but the momentum is still bullish.

We holders still have a little patience, and while we are still waiting, we will first apply DCA while the price has dropped a bit in the market, so this is an opportunity for us, right?
I would say that correction is probably over, we did not break under the 65k price, and the price reached back to 68k levels, which I assume will be over 70k soon enough as well and won't be a problem. I am not saying that it is going to be easy or anything like that, I am very well aware that it would not be simple, but that doesn't mean that we are going to end up with anything simple at all.

We should consider the situation to be simple; it dropped to have a correction to let the weak hands sell and get out before we start to move up again with diamond hands and big buyers. That's what we are going to see, and it won't be a big problem at all, we should be considering that as the most important part of our near future.


Title: Re: Will BTC dip again?
Post by: erep on April 06, 2024, 10:58:38 PM
And this correction is not yet finished; instead, we are still experiencing it at present, and its direction is still quite unpredictable, to be honest. That's why, if you look at the chart,
we are still short-bearish, but the momentum is still bullish.

We holders still have a little patience, and while we are still waiting, we will first apply DCA while the price has dropped a bit in the market, so this is an opportunity for us, right?
I would say that correction is probably over, we did not break under the 65k price, and the price reached back to 68k levels, which I assume will be over 70k soon enough as well and won't be a problem. I am not saying that it is going to be easy or anything like that, I am very well aware that it would not be simple, but that doesn't mean that we are going to end up with anything simple at all.

We should consider the situation to be simple; it dropped to have a correction to let the weak hands sell and get out before we start to move up again with diamond hands and big buyers. That's what we are going to see, and it won't be a big problem at all, we should be considering that as the most important part of our near future.

The price of bitcoin this week has been corrected below $65k even though it was only a momentary correction but the market managed to return to the price of $68k easily, I am still worried about the market price in the future because the market can experience another correction after recovering the price to reach $70k, but the current market cannot It is correctly predicted that even though the market is bullish, there is still hope to make a new ATH record before the halving.

The current market price is $69k and if within the next 2 days it can reach a price above $73k then it is certain that the target of $80k will be achieved before the halving.


Title: Re: Will BTC dip again?
Post by: 2Pizza410000BTC on April 06, 2024, 11:08:58 PM
For those of you out there who are planning on buying more coins
like me when the market dips, have you guys set a target price where
you will buy?

The price has not yet reached what is ideally the price I would want to
buy bitcoin in despite its recent decline and I am wondering if will
bitcoin still go down to at least $50k?
Currently the price of Bitcoin is not expected to fluctuate around $50,000 before the Bitcoin Halving. After the halving, the price of Bitcoin may return to $50K, but the chances are very low. I have not set any fixed price to buy bitcoins because I am investing in DCA method, investing in DCA method does not pay much attention to market volatility. But more or less everyone has a specific goal after that so I say if bitcoin dumps this year and reaches $50000 I will buy bitcoin with my savings and hold it for the next bull run.


Title: Re: Will BTC dip again?
Post by: ololajulo on April 06, 2024, 11:20:39 PM
I won't set a specific price target for this market downturn, but I will aim to stay within 15,000 units below the peak. This downturn feels distinct from last year's, as the price surged leading up to the halving. What's intriguing now is that the halving hasn't occurred yet, yet we're already seeing all-time high prices. This suggests there's still significant room for upward movement.


Title: Re: Will BTC dip again?
Post by: Claymore2 on April 07, 2024, 03:51:04 AM
In my opinion, one crucial component of Bitcoin's request dynamics is the current fluctuations in its value. Despite the ill-intentionedness of the question, I remain secure in my financial strategy. I plan to hold onto my Bitcoin until 2025, having purchased it at a significantly reduced price, as I anticipate a bull demand following the halving. While some could aim for a $50,000 entry point, I think patience is necessary, especially considering the likely price fluctuations after the halving. Unexpectedly, given the options that were accessible in the past, several community members are experiencing difficulty purchasing Bitcoin. I've already invested in Bitcoin and am considering my options for other cryptocurrencies.


Title: Re: Will BTC dip again?
Post by: STT on April 07, 2024, 11:59:55 PM
Good close to the week I think, but I rely on the repeats for a trade to be valid.  Its a given we will repeat in cycles the dips and peaks to price action.    My take on this week was its positively acted in placing higher lows in the price action.  However the certainty that we have left behind the old ATH area of volume and beaten it to the point it is now support, I dont see thats beyond doubt so the market with doubt will certainly test support before it moves on.

Some believe if support isnt tested today in every way then even if we do rise, it must at a time in future come back to test what has not yet been proven.   Any gap or weakness in an area of volume left open in the price action is where an attack or attempt to sell will return to.    I dont imagine BTC is that logical or ordered but maybe it doesnt have to be, I need more experience and skill to really be sure but its no question BTC and many prices go in circles.

We're in a box of price action right now, you can draw a square around it quite easily and simply and if thats true we are due to repeat till we can break the habit.


Title: Re: Will BTC dip again?
Post by: tygeade on April 08, 2024, 01:52:23 PM
Good close to the week I think, but I rely on the repeats for a trade to be valid.  Its a given we will repeat in cycles the dips and peaks to price action.    My take on this week was its positively acted in placing higher lows in the price action.  However the certainty that we have left behind the old ATH area of volume and beaten it to the point it is now support, I dont see thats beyond doubt so the market with doubt will certainly test support before it moves on.

Some believe if support isnt tested today in every way then even if we do rise, it must at a time in future come back to test what has not yet been proven.   Any gap or weakness in an area of volume left open in the price action is where an attack or attempt to sell will return to.    I dont imagine BTC is that logical or ordered but maybe it doesnt have to be, I need more experience and skill to really be sure but its no question BTC and many prices go in circles.

We're in a box of price action right now, you can draw a square around it quite easily and simply and if thats true we are due to repeat till we can break the habit.
These type of week ends, do decide a little bit what's going to happen next week (the current week we are in). I believe that a strong week close means that we are seeing a good increase and a lot of people hopeful about the future of bitcoin as well. If people didn't believe that they would make profit, then why would they put money into something they would lose money on? Obviously a lot of people think that we are going to profit from it, that's why they do invest into it right now.

This should be a good week, I am not saying we will go up a lot because halving is coming and that matters, but at the same time we are talking about a situation where we could make some money from it as well. It should be quite important to have some patience right about now.


Title: Re: Will BTC dip again?
Post by: bangjoe on April 08, 2024, 03:35:36 PM
In my opinion, one crucial component of Bitcoin's request dynamics is the current fluctuations in its value. Despite the ill-intentionedness of the question, I remain secure in my financial strategy. I plan to hold onto my Bitcoin until 2025, having purchased it at a significantly reduced price, as I anticipate a bull demand following the halving. While some could aim for a $50,000 entry point, I think patience is necessary, especially considering the likely price fluctuations after the halving. Unexpectedly, given the options that were accessible in the past, several community members are experiencing difficulty purchasing Bitcoin. I've already invested in Bitcoin and am considering my options for other cryptocurrencies.
But if you think that bitcoin will have a correction before it continues its journey to make an even higher ATH in 2025, why don't you take profits now if you have invested since 2023 and buy back when the bitcoin price has a big correction after this halving. People who have faith that every cycle repeats itself will do so and use the money back in Q3 this year and Q1 next year to make their bitcoin holdings much larger.

As for the surging demand you are thinking about, maybe the premise will be the same as gold after the ETF is approved, the question is whether bitcoin will experience the same thing and make the bullish momentum much longer than the previous bitcoin cycle?


Title: Re: Will BTC dip again?
Post by: Natsuu on April 08, 2024, 07:01:39 PM
I won't set a specific price target for this market downturn, but I will aim to stay within 15,000 units below the peak. This downturn feels distinct from last year's, as the price surged leading up to the halving. What's intriguing now is that the halving hasn't occurred yet, yet we're already seeing all-time high prices. This suggests there's still significant room for upward movement.

Well we are coming in into a new quarter of the year and price may get into a new correction but I hope it wasn't that deep to hurt many investor and put their position to sell because they get caught up of their fear. If so, this will also cause to more decisive candle lower. Even BTC may have a dip, I will only perceive it as a short term price action and remain bullish in long term perspective. Halving is coming in and there would be more changes.  Until that happen, I believe any dip would be a better way to position yourself to another buying opportunity.


Title: Re: Will BTC dip again?
Post by: Jating on April 08, 2024, 08:10:15 PM
I won't set a specific price target for this market downturn, but I will aim to stay within 15,000 units below the peak. This downturn feels distinct from last year's, as the price surged leading up to the halving. What's intriguing now is that the halving hasn't occurred yet, yet we're already seeing all-time high prices. This suggests there's still significant room for upward movement.

Well we are coming in into a new quarter of the year and price may get into a new correction but I hope it wasn't that deep to hurt many investor and put their position to sell because they get caught up of their fear. If so, this will also cause to more decisive candle lower. Even BTC may have a dip, I will only perceive it as a short term price action and remain bullish in long term perspective. Halving is coming in and there would be more changes.  Until that happen, I believe any dip would be a better way to position yourself to another buying opportunity.

Nope, there is no correction, on the contrary, the price is moving to $72k, maybe there was excitement as we are fast approaching block halving and so investors are pouring their money before that event event.

Who knows, maybe we will reach another all time high pre-halving. But for those who are looking long term, not minding the incoming bull run, still a good time to accumulate. So I wouldn't be surprised if we maintain this price, above $70k before the halving and not seeing any dip as the sentiments are greedy or very positive for a incoming bull run.


Title: Re: Will BTC dip again?
Post by: Issa56 on April 08, 2024, 08:28:52 PM
For those of you out there who are planning on buying more coins
like me when the market dips, have you guys set a target price where
you will buy?
Nobody know the price which bitcoin will dump too so when investing you have to take your time and you your research,  if am investing in bitcoin, I don’t go all in, I do divide my money, whenever I notice a dump, I will decide to buy with some part of my money, if there is more dump then I will keep on  buying more. But we should know it will be difficult to buy at the bottom, so don’t think you will be buying a coin at the lowest price,  if you enter a coin, it might dump more, and if you are lucky, it might start rising from the price at which you bought it.

The price has not yet reached what is ideally the price I would want to
buy bitcoin in despite its recent decline and I am wondering if will
bitcoin still go down to at least $50k?
I can’t say the price at which bitcoin will be going at a particular time, but lots of people have missed out just because they keep on having the mindset that bitcoin is going to dump more, if you think bitcoin will keep on dumping, then wait till then before buying.


Title: Re: Will BTC dip again?
Post by: ShowOff on April 08, 2024, 08:49:57 PM
Well we are coming in into a new quarter of the year and price may get into a new correction but I hope it wasn't that deep to hurt many investor and put their position to sell because they get caught up of their fear. If so, this will also cause to more decisive candle lower. Even BTC may have a dip, I will only perceive it as a short term price action and remain bullish in long term perspective. Halving is coming in and there would be more changes.  Until that happen, I believe any dip would be a better way to position yourself to another buying opportunity.
Nope, there is no correction, on the contrary, the price is moving to $72k, maybe there was excitement as we are fast approaching block halving and so investors are pouring their money before that event event.

Who knows, maybe we will reach another all time high pre-halving. But for those who are looking long term, not minding the incoming bull run, still a good time to accumulate. So I wouldn't be surprised if we maintain this price, above $70k before the halving and not seeing any dip as the sentiments are greedy or very positive for a incoming bull run.

There is always the possibility of a correction on the day Bitcoin halving occurs, so you should not ignore this possibility for whatever reason. I understand that many people expect the price of bitcoin to hit a new ATH before the halving (whatever that may be), but they should also not forget that a halving event can also trigger a correction regardless of how deep the drop is.

You are certainly right that today we have seen the price of bitcoin again above $72k, but this is not a definite reason why the price should rise higher before the halving. Just have a reserve plan to minimize the possibility of losses if a correction occurs, including DCA, buying dips and accumulation.


Title: Re: Will BTC dip again?
Post by: Humblevirus on April 10, 2024, 06:23:50 AM

For those of you out there who are planning on buying more coins
like me when the market dips, have you guys set a target price where
you will buy?

It is always good to have a price target whenever someone wants to enter the Bitcoin market, but truly, it is not always easy for someone to easily catch up with the price target. So the best way to take advantage of the Bitcoin price is by using the DCA method, which means buying Bitcoin on a monthly or weekly basis. By doing this, you definitely take advantage of the Bitcoin price; DCA is the only way. The truth is that many people have bitcoin prices that they want to enter the market for, but they will miss the opportunity because the price may not likely come down again. 


The price has not yet reached what is ideally the price I would want to
buy bitcoin in despite its recent decline and I am wondering if will
bitcoin still go down to at least $50k?

At this moment, I am not sure that the Bitcoin price will come down to $50k. Even though Bitcoin wants to go down in price, I think it will only be $60k or $55k. If you want to invest in Bitcoin, just invest and try to hold for a long period of time so you can witness more bull runs and be able to make a reasonable profit. Timing the market is not really easy; many have tried that but ended up making no investment again because the price continues to increase, so let's be conscious of some price targets. 


Title: Re: Will BTC dip again?
Post by: Kwarkam on April 12, 2024, 12:53:39 AM
The fluctuation won't matter if you're a long term investor, unless you're an active trader. When you look at the bigger picture all these fluctuation in price won't matter since in the end, the graph is an upward one 📈


Title: Re: Will BTC dip again?
Post by: STT on April 12, 2024, 05:08:02 AM
BTC price action is flailing around like a snake dying in the Nevada desert sun.  At this point its ready to picked off by an eagle and be ripped apart for its failure to effectively move for so long, my bet would be it snaps back and bites the eagle to survive once again.    So long  as BTC stays above the 50 day average its good but its really taking its time at this point, hence might suffer great injury and pullback to 60 or into the 50k pricing.


Title: Re: Will BTC dip again?
Post by: Ayers on April 12, 2024, 12:32:47 PM
BTC price action is flailing around like a snake dying in the Nevada desert sun.  At this point its ready to picked off by an eagle and be ripped apart for its failure to effectively move for so long, my bet would be it snaps back and bites the eagle to survive once again.    So long  as BTC stays above the 50 day average its good but its really taking its time at this point, hence might suffer great injury and pullback to 60 or into the 50k pricing.


I don't see any bad signs that bitcoin could drop to the $60k region, let alone $50k. What I see is that many people are starting to get pessimistic and lose patience because bitcoin hasn't had much volatility for a while. Additionally, people mostly hold altcoins instead of bitcoin and we can easily see that although bitcoin is neither increasing nor decreasing in price, many altcoins are bleeding slowly and making many people start to be pessimistic about bull market in the near future.

I believe bitcoin will explode soon as the halving gets closer and we will soon see a new ATH instead of a correction.


Title: Re: Will BTC dip again?
Post by: Dunamisx on April 12, 2024, 01:46:38 PM
BTC price action is flailing around like a snake dying in the Nevada desert sun.  At this point its ready to picked off by an eagle and be ripped apart for its failure to effectively move for so long, my bet would be it snaps back and bites the eagle to survive once again.    So long  as BTC stays above the 50 day average its good but its really taking its time at this point, hence might suffer great injury and pullback to 60 or into the 50k pricing.


I don't see any bad signs that bitcoin could drop to the $60k region, let alone $50k. What I see is that many people are starting to get pessimistic and lose patience because bitcoin hasn't had much volatility for a while. Additionally, people mostly hold altcoins instead of bitcoin and we can easily see that although bitcoin is neither increasing nor decreasing in price, many altcoins are bleeding slowly and making many people start to be pessimistic about bull market in the near future.

I believe bitcoin will explode soon as the halving gets closer and we will soon see a new ATH instead of a correction.

There is no signal for seeing the bitcoin market going dip for now, because we are still on the bullrun and the market even though can be unpredictable sometimes, but not also as to the extent of doing that bitcoin goes dip as low as $50,000 instead, we are seeing that the market may get to $80,000 before the commencement of the halving, but nothing is yet ascertained than everyone giving out his speculations.


Title: Re: Will BTC dip again?
Post by: STT on April 12, 2024, 05:57:55 PM
Overall my inclination longer term is not negative but my reasoning for why BTC can sell when it fails to rise is a general one always true, hot money (https://www.investopedia.com/terms/h/hotmoney.asp).   BTC is massive compared to how it started but its also got this big by involving hot money, borrowed cash and leverage sent by FIAT Dollar.   Some people buy a price with zero genuine interest in that market, they need that price to move even a flat price is costing them

Leverage is toxic to BTC, its a terrible idea with oil and water dont mix levels of rejection if people dont make their profit off their dollars speculated they will retract harshly at times.    If you give me 100k and 2 months all I can do is give you back 100k maybe 97k as I spent a bit, its a disappointment far worse if you had costs to give that 100k that I returned no benefit to you on.

 A friendly loan and you had it spare its fine, if you made an effort to bend over backwards with cost of leverage to put that money out there in BTC market it can hit a bit harder and price can snap back a bit faster then expected.    Its only been a month and bit since todays price first registered, it might not matter so much just yet Im jumping the gun but thats why Im with my attempted analogy of us sitting in the desert sun; its only time but doing nothing could increasingly be hurting some parts of the market.
  Some people say you should sell about now every year and come back in the autumn.

Halvening is an event that is anticipated and price speculated beforehand but actually matters cumulatively over the entire year(s) afterwards so yea longer term but near term we have to watch theres no sting in a sell possible around 50 DMA.   62k is the bottom edge of this higher range, I'm drawing a line in the sand there; on the graph :P


Title: Re: Will BTC dip again?
Post by: Mate2237 on April 12, 2024, 06:22:55 PM
Bitcoin will still go down to $18k after the All Time High in 2025. So if you want to invest in bitcoin just Prepare you mind and soul for that. But if you planning to buy at $50k in this coming halving I don't think you can get it at that price for now but after the ATH. And if it is for this halving period then you plan target should be $55k to $60k and above and that is the prediction price for it. Though others can also predict theirs. And if it is for the dip, it won't happen in anytime soon. And it is not only you that is waiting for bitcoin to go down but many. and the way I looked at it, this time when bitcoin will enter the dip the purchasing power will be very high. And that might make the network to be congested and the fee might be high again.

We pray that the transaction fee should not increase at that time when the market starts it bear season.


Title: Re: Will BTC dip again?
Post by: ShowOff on April 12, 2024, 08:13:23 PM
Bitcoin will still go down to $18k after the All Time High in 2025. So if you want to invest in bitcoin just Prepare you mind and soul for that.

Have you ever thought about how the price of bitcoin could fall to $18k again after the 2025 ATH?
I don't know how it happened and what the most influencing factors are, but a price drop after the price prints a new ATH is very possible. Next year's lows are very hard to predict, but I don't think $18k will occur.


But if you planning to buy at $50k in this coming halving I don't think you can get it at that price for now but after the ATH. And if it is for this halving period then you plan target should be $55k to $60k and above and that is the prediction price for it. Though others can also predict theirs. And if it is for the dip, it won't happen in anytime soon. And it is not only you that is waiting for bitcoin to go down but many. and the way I looked at it, this time when bitcoin will enter the dip the purchasing power will be very high. And that might make the network to be congested and the fee might be high again.

We pray that the transaction fee should not increase at that time when the market starts it bear season.

The price still has the potential to fall a lot before the halving, today is clear proof that it is true. But there are many factors that will likely keep the bitcoin price above $65k before the halving and one of them is increasing demand. Prices may fall at any time, but I am optimistic that prices will recover after a while.

Transaction fees can increase at any time regardless of the price of bitcoin. The main factor is the number of transactions in the mempool, not trading volume. Don't worry, although sometimes ordinal transactions affect transaction costs as before.


Title: Re: Will BTC dip again?
Post by: boty on April 12, 2024, 09:52:38 PM
There is no signal for seeing the bitcoin market going dip for now, because we are still on the bullrun and the market even though can be unpredictable sometimes, but not also as to the extent of doing that bitcoin goes dip as low as $50,000 instead, we are seeing that the market may get to $80,000 before the commencement of the halving, but nothing is yet ascertained than everyone giving out his speculations.
It is true that no one can know for sure when the price of Bitcoin will decline again so they can take advantage of this moment to collect as much as they can in order to make a profit from the investment they make and everyone can predict according to their analysis that Bitcoin will reach the price what they have mentioned and I agree with what you said is that the price will experience a slight correction before the halving occurs.


Title: Re: Will BTC dip again?
Post by: erep on April 12, 2024, 10:47:33 PM
The price still has the potential to fall a lot before the halving, today is clear proof that it is true. But there are many factors that will likely keep the bitcoin price above $65k before the halving and one of them is increasing demand. Prices may fall at any time, but I am optimistic that prices will recover after a while.

It is possible that the price could fall higher than the price we predicted, this refers to the pattern of market movements since the significant increase from the beginning of February until now, it is possible that the same opportunity will occur in a market correction until just before the halving, my prediction is that the price will remain at $60 k or below, recovery will not occur in the near future because the ATH price was not achieved during the halving but several months after the halving, but this prediction will not be guaranteed because we have seen different market movement patterns in the halving period this year, the market managed to break the recovery record highest until it reaches ATH before the halving.


Title: Re: Will BTC dip again?
Post by: YUriy1991 on April 13, 2024, 03:34:17 AM
The price has not yet reached what is ideally the price I would want to
buy bitcoin in despite its recent decline and I am wondering if will
bitcoin still go down to at least $50k?

Although there are still those who consider bitcoin as something opaque and very speculative with the potential for collapse, but I notice that for now it has led to a better improvement where demand is coming in so that it gives birth to a shift / market sentiment for the better and that is changing rapidly after a strong decline last year, one of which is an increase in investment from institutions.

Nope, there is no correction, on the contrary, the price is moving to $72k, maybe there was excitement as we are fast approaching block halving and so investors are pouring their money before that event event.

If we believe the great potential of BTC will indeed run as you intended, but we also have to be aware of this trend as you intended, because in every halving event, of course, it will not describe the same pattern all and there must be different.



Title: Re: Will BTC dip again?
Post by: gunhell16 on April 13, 2024, 05:12:31 AM
For those of you out there who are planning on buying more coins
like me when the market dips, have you guys set a target price where
you will buy?

The price has not yet reached what is ideally the price I would want to
buy bitcoin in despite its recent decline and I am wondering if will
bitcoin still go down to at least $50k?

Yes, Bitcoin will go down, and that will happen again and again; we just don't know when and how deeply its price will drop in the market. But even so, many of us who have a broad and deep understanding of bitcoin will buy it and will continue to buy it and hold it at the right time when the holders know that they will benefit from it again.

This is the thing that makes bitcoin beautiful as a form of long-term investment for our investors, who trust and believe in these volatile assets in the time we are facing.


Title: Re: Will BTC dip again?
Post by: Ayers on April 13, 2024, 08:06:04 AM
BTC price action is flailing around like a snake dying in the Nevada desert sun.  At this point its ready to picked off by an eagle and be ripped apart for its failure to effectively move for so long, my bet would be it snaps back and bites the eagle to survive once again.    So long  as BTC stays above the 50 day average its good but its really taking its time at this point, hence might suffer great injury and pullback to 60 or into the 50k pricing.


I don't see any bad signs that bitcoin could drop to the $60k region, let alone $50k. What I see is that many people are starting to get pessimistic and lose patience because bitcoin hasn't had much volatility for a while. Additionally, people mostly hold altcoins instead of bitcoin and we can easily see that although bitcoin is neither increasing nor decreasing in price, many altcoins are bleeding slowly and making many people start to be pessimistic about bull market in the near future.

I believe bitcoin will explode soon as the halving gets closer and we will soon see a new ATH instead of a correction.

There is no signal for seeing the bitcoin market going dip for now, because we are still on the bullrun and the market even though can be unpredictable sometimes, but not also as to the extent of doing that bitcoin goes dip as low as $50,000 instead, we are seeing that the market may get to $80,000 before the commencement of the halving, but nothing is yet ascertained than everyone giving out his speculations.


Today, Bitcoin dropped a bit and the reason as far as I know is that big investors are starting to get pessimistic about the Fed not being able to rein in interest rates and there won't be any rate cuts this year. With this news, the entire financial market has dropped, not just bitcoin, and some people have begun to lose patience. But for me, as long as bitcoin doesn't fall below $60k the uptrend is not broken yet and I still believe it will break the ATH soon in the next few weeks. $80k-$85k will be the target that bitcoin will reach before a significant correction as many are expecting.


Title: Re: Will BTC dip again?
Post by: Smartvirus on April 13, 2024, 11:15:12 AM
For those of you out there who are planning on buying more coins
like me when the market dips, have you guys set a target price where
you will buy?
It’s not a bad plan to have a target price to initiate a buy but, even in the event that there is a target price without an order being placed in the market to initiate a buy automatically at a predetermined price, most investors always have the mirage that price would dip even more when a target price is already reached , this leads to procrastination and eventually, you don’t get to buy.

This is where the DCA strategy comes in, a non respecter of any price but rather, a qualifier of what you e hit for a spare investment fund.

The price has not yet reached what is ideally the price I would want to
buy bitcoin in despite its recent decline and I am wondering if will
bitcoin still go down to at least $50k?
Should you be waiting on Bitcoin to dip at $50k, then you just might not be ready to buy Bitcoin in recent time or at all. I don’t see Bitcoin coming down to that price range any time soon. Best thing for you is to DCA otherwise, you would be missing a buy opportunity with a good price where you have it.


Title: Re: Will BTC dip again?
Post by: FinePoine0 on April 13, 2024, 11:24:06 AM
For those of you out there who are planning on buying more coins
like me when the market dips, have you guys set a target price where
you will buy?

The price has not yet reached what is ideally the price I would want to
buy bitcoin in despite its recent decline and I am wondering if will
bitcoin still go down to at least $50k?

We are currently close to a very deep market, today I noticed bitcoin price continuously down from around 71 to around 65k and I was surprised that bitcoin price is down so much it is a big dip at the moment. So buying bitcoins during this deep market would be most beneficial. Those who have been holding off on Bitcoin at this current time have benefited the most.


Title: Re: Will BTC dip again?
Post by: rodskee on April 13, 2024, 12:14:35 PM
For those of you out there who are planning on buying more coins
like me when the market dips, have you guys set a target price where
you will buy?
I do , my plan is to take back what i have sold when the value grows at 73k
and planning to buy again if ever the price of bitcoin drops to at least 55k level.


Quote
The price has not yet reached what is ideally the price I would want to
buy bitcoin in despite its recent decline and I am wondering if will
bitcoin still go down to at least $50k?
Possibilities are there but remember that if ever this does not reached then how
much are you targeting then? If I were you consider buying in below 65k or else shift
your funds in lower rank altcoins for more possible buy at low.


Title: Re: Will BTC dip again?
Post by: shinratensei_ on April 13, 2024, 12:39:41 PM
Today, Bitcoin dropped a bit and the reason as far as I know is that big investors are starting to get pessimistic about the Fed not being able to rein in interest rates and there won't be any rate cuts this year. With this news, the entire financial market has dropped, not just bitcoin, and some people have begun to lose patience. But for me, as long as bitcoin doesn't fall below $60k the uptrend is not broken yet and I still believe it will break the ATH soon in the next few weeks. $80k-$85k will be the target that bitcoin will reach before a significant correction as many are expecting.
some weak hands definitely gonna just dump their bags at the most irrelevant news there is even more so when the news actually have something a lot to do with the growth of bitcoin, whatever small chance there is where it gonna taint bitcoin growth people just gonna be readying themselves to dump their bags, the recent dips are nothing more than an opportunity to reinvest for me, I just don't believe its gonna go anywhere below $60k.

for other people feel free to be pessimistic but im definitely not gonna miss the chance of making profit out of the dips after all every dips happen in bullrun (thats not disastrous) is an opportunity to make money.
but definitely some paper hand are too afraid to lose money to invest when dips are occuring so its definitely a chance for those that believe that bitcoin could reach whatever target they have in mind.

personally, I just ignore these dips if i have bitcoin or ethereum in my posession already, such momentary dips is not worth looking into, because such thing has happened so many times already i lost count this bullrun.


Title: Re: Will BTC dip again?
Post by: Aanuoluwatofunmi on April 13, 2024, 02:07:16 PM
We have longed stayed on the dip and its high time that we also have a sustained bull market to make the crypto investors profitable, we are not likely to have any bear market that will render us into dip as we already had before, we are enjoying the bullrun already and anticipating for more all time highs on crypto markets, if there should be any signal or indication for a bear market to go dip, such may be next year and not this time around.


Title: Re: Will BTC dip again?
Post by: leonair on April 13, 2024, 03:30:16 PM
We have longed stayed on the dip and its high time that we also have a sustained bull market to make the crypto investors profitable, we are not likely to have any bear market that will render us into dip as we already had before, we are enjoying the bullrun already and anticipating for more all time highs on crypto markets, if there should be any signal or indication for a bear market to go dip, such may be next year and not this time around.
Bitcoin price dumped a lot today but it is not a big problem as we can believe that Bitcoin will not dump much yet Bitcoin price is undergoing some correction and slowly trying to set a strong stable price in 70k. Bitcoin price has not risen much since the previous ATH. So we can expect a new ATH at a bigger price. But we have to be patient to see and enjoy it. And if you want to enjoy this opportunity, there is no alternative to long-term investment


Title: Re: Will BTC dip again?
Post by: STT on April 13, 2024, 11:29:08 PM
So this is the fateful dip slightly anticipated not massive but nothing BTC does is that small generally and its arriving in time for the weekly closing bar as well.   However I see the negative price action as remaining contained thus far, the lows breached 62k down to 61.5k but has recovered above that level.  It is the close of the bar on whatever time frame that matters most of all so there is room for optimism at the moment.


We have closed once below 62.8k since March 4th and once again today is not that day hence slight optimism from a less worse scenario then a full sell can easily be.    See how it develops, this is below 50 day average which is not the best but we stay in the box (https://www.talkimg.com/images/2024/04/14/jPQf5.png) that has contained BTC for some time.  Its still within a game of ping pong perhaps maybe.


Title: Re: Will BTC dip again?
Post by: kotajikikox on April 14, 2024, 02:07:35 AM
So this is the fateful dip slightly anticipated not massive but nothing BTC does is that small generally and its arriving in time for the weekly closing bar as well.   However I see the negative price action as remaining contained thus far, the lows breached 62k down to 61.5k but has recovered above that level.  It is the close of the bar on whatever time frame that matters most of all so there is room for optimism at the moment.


We have closed once below 62.8k since March 4th and once again today is not that day hence slight optimism from a less worse scenario then a full sell can easily be.    See how it develops, this is below 50 day average which is not the best but we stay in the box (https://www.talkimg.com/images/2024/04/14/jPQf5.png) that has contained BTC for some time.  Its still within a game of ping pong perhaps maybe.
but the last fall of 62k did not stay that long , in just a couple of hours the price grows back to track but this time it seems that value stays lowering for how many days now and that alarmed many weak handed human and this is the effect of halving coming .
that is the many weaker investors acting .


Title: Re: Will BTC dip again?
Post by: Fara Chan on April 14, 2024, 04:13:45 AM
but the last fall of 62k did not stay that long , in just a couple of hours the price grows back to track but this time it seems that value stays lowering for how many days now and that alarmed many weak handed human and this is the effect of halving coming .
that is the many weaker investors acting .
I don't think there are many people who are worried about the price drop right now, except only the weak people like you said. Because if investors' thinking is still weak and afraid of falling prices like now, of course they are not suitable to be in the crypto market or as people who hold Bitcoin. Because investors should have been trained in conditions like today so that they will never worry or be afraid of a decline, which could even be their next option to buy Bitcoin again in this condition of falling prices.


Title: Re: Will BTC dip again?
Post by: GigaBit on April 14, 2024, 12:43:53 PM
For those of you out there who are planning on buying more coins
like me when the market dips, have you guys set a target price where
you will buy?

The price has not yet reached what is ideally the price I would want to
buy bitcoin in despite its recent decline and I am wondering if will
bitcoin still go down to at least $50k?
Bitcoin is now in a slightly dip position since it's ATH. This time is more suitable for investment. Bitcoin is now at 64K from 72K. This recent decline is temporary. Yesterday's attack spooked investors amid tensions between Iran and Israel on Middle East. Investors sold their assets to protect themselves. But this is nothing new for Bitcoin holders. Bitcoin price remains bullish in any adverse situation if investors keep their faith as we have seen in the last covid 19. Moreover, the price of Bitcoin increased during the war between Russia and Ukraine. Today, prudent investors who perceive this period of dip as an opportunity are trying to increase their investments. In just a few days the halving will take place and Bitcoin price will definitely be bullish again in this halving. Holders will definitely be profitable in the long term.


Title: Re: Will BTC dip again?
Post by: erep on April 15, 2024, 04:28:56 PM
but the last fall of 62k did not stay that long , in just a couple of hours the price grows back to track but this time it seems that value stays lowering for how many days now and that alarmed many weak handed human and this is the effect of halving coming .
that is the many weaker investors acting .
I don't think there are many people who are worried about the price drop right now, except only the weak people like you said. Because if investors' thinking is still weak and afraid of falling prices like now, of course they are not suitable to be in the crypto market or as people who hold Bitcoin. Because investors should have been trained in conditions like today so that they will never worry or be afraid of a decline, which could even be their next option to buy Bitcoin again in this condition of falling prices.
Every investor must have the mentality of not being easily influenced by crypto market movements because they are sure that the crypto market price will definitely reach the ATH price, crypto history has proven that the increase in bitcoin prices never disappoints and weak investors will definitely regret their decision because they did not hold the asset to reach the ATH price .

But to reach the level of a professional investor is certainly very difficult because some investors have taken profit at the ATH price and some of them will reinvest when the market price drops drastically.


Title: Re: Will BTC dip again?
Post by: Sorryfor on April 15, 2024, 04:49:20 PM
Currently, the price of Bitcoin is at $64,000. Bitcoin's halving is just four days away. Now since Bitcoin always goes up and down it can be said for sure that after the halving the value of Bitcoin will almost halve and Bitcoin will reach its peak value just a few days after that. But it will definitely fall in value of Bitcoin for some time after the halving, maybe it will go below 50k dollars. But its price advance after just a few days is going to be really surprising for the investors. Those who have already bought and held Bitcoins can expect to make a huge profit at the end of the day.


Title: Re: Will BTC dip again?
Post by: GeorgeJohn on April 15, 2024, 09:05:28 PM
We have longed stayed on the dip and its high time that we also have a sustained bull market to make the crypto investors profitable, we are not likely to have any bear market that will render us into dip as we already had before, we are enjoying the bullrun already and anticipating for more all time highs on crypto markets, if there should be any signal or indication for a bear market to go dip, such may be next year and not this time around.
Bitcoin price dumped a lot today but it is not a big problem as we can believe that Bitcoin will not dump much yet Bitcoin price is undergoing some correction and slowly trying to set a strong stable price in 70k. Bitcoin price has not risen much since the previous ATH. So we can expect a new ATH at a bigger price. But we have to be patient to see and enjoy it. And if you want to enjoy this opportunity, there is no alternative to long-term investment
that is why I normally say that bitcoin price which is not believe or trust in the price of Bitcoin because the price always increase and also decreases so therefore whenever the price decreases in value we should try to utilize the opportunity because in the next two days the price might not be at that particular value so any opportunity we see in cryptocurrency we should try to utilise it I'm not sure that the opportunity does not pass us by


Title: Re: Will BTC dip again?
Post by: MiF on April 15, 2024, 09:38:00 PM
For those of you out there who are planning on buying more coins
like me when the market dips, have you guys set a target price where
you will buy?

The price has not yet reached what is ideally the price I would want to
buy bitcoin in despite its recent decline and I am wondering if will
bitcoin still go down to at least $50k?
I think it will not drop up to 50k$ because bitcoin is now in a bull run status, let say it will drop because of some other issue but i think it will not goes down to 50k$ this time, i have also regrets for not buying when it is low because i didn't expect bull run is coming. However we can still buy altcoins and hold because some altcoins will follow BTC trends so if you didn't buy bitcoin when it was on dip you must buy some good altcoins to avoid regrets. There's a lot of altcoins to choose and select whats the best for you for good.


Title: Re: Will BTC dip again?
Post by: JollyGood on April 16, 2024, 06:22:24 PM
If the title of the thread is something that can be repeated and rinsed (admittedly this is not my only post here), then I have to state I am not surprised to see Bitcoin fall. It will of course eventually reach that all-important $100,00 milestone one day but for now the dip is in process. Considering it was above $70,000 but is now at $62,500, I would be inclined to think this is an ongoing dip.


Title: Re: Will BTC dip again?
Post by: STT on April 16, 2024, 06:47:18 PM
Its not exactly concrete in its fall, the momentum is questionable and wavering still.  I was just double checking and we have yet to close a daily bar below 63k in this decline, the price is just below 2 day average and sticking to that rather then in a free fall situation.

https://talkimg.com/images/2024/04/16/jvzcm.png

Its the start of a fall but it may yet catch itself and recover, still not sure on that.   Today might be the day, todays price action is submerged below even quite recent pricing from a couple days ago.

If we do not lose this point then it was only ever a ranged trade, we just repeat and correct attitude then would be bullish as we are bottom of range and presumably set to repeat a return to top of that range which is enough to be positive on.    Space for that consideration is with the weekly average at 67k, we have leeway for BTC to just wander and drift about confusing people :P


Title: Re: Will BTC dip again?
Post by: Mame89 on April 18, 2024, 07:47:28 PM
If we are being honest… $50k is pushing it already. It might be possible but it’s probably gonna be the maximum price for the mean time. Bitcoin’s market dipped after a surge and now we are seeing it recover so I am not that optimistic about a large decline in price. I say just buy right now if you could afford it because you might end up waiting too much that you never have the opportunity to buy.
Bitcoin's lowest price in the last few days was $60k, I think this will be a very strong drop at that price, very difficult to push the price to $50k. The current decline in bitcoin is very healthy because if you look at previous halvings, bitcoin will experience a decline when approaching the halving and will strengthen after the halving occurs.

So if you learn from the history of the Bitcoin halving, don't think the price will go down, keep doing DCA because post-halving history will repeat itself. Waiting for a price reduction will only make you regret it later. So it's absolutely true as you said, take advantage of the opportunities that exist now, don't wait too long to hope Bitcoin goes down again because opportunities don't come a second time.


Title: Re: Will BTC dip again?
Post by: Gaza13 on April 19, 2024, 12:29:36 PM
For those of you out there who are planning on buying more coins
like me when the market dips, have you guys set a target price where
you will buy?

The price has not yet reached what is ideally the price I would want to
buy bitcoin in despite its recent decline and I am wondering if will
bitcoin still go down to at least $50k?
If you target the best price you want during a bearish period, I think it's hard to predict. no one is 100% right, in predicting the price of bitcoin, they are just speculating according to their own views. If you wait a few days, who knows, it might come down again. I think you will miss the best price moment at that time, so in my opinion, why wait for the price to drop drastically, it's better to stay at DCA.

If you have been involved in the investment world for a long time, you will definitely not be afraid of what price you will buy the asset at. Moreover, this asset is very rare and is being hunted all over the world. This is where the dca technique is important, we will get the best average price when buying, as we all know, especially this year we will soon enter the halving period, of course at the end of 2024 there will be an unexpected increase.



Title: Re: Will BTC dip again?
Post by: gunhell16 on April 19, 2024, 01:03:50 PM
For those of you out there who are planning on buying more coins
like me when the market dips, have you guys set a target price where
you will buy?

The price has not yet reached what is ideally the price I would want to
buy bitcoin in despite its recent decline and I am wondering if will
bitcoin still go down to at least $50k?

That's what I've been thinking for the past few days, but with what's happening now in the market, the bitcoin price is rising, but even so, let's see in a few hours when the bitcoin halving will happen. Although bitcoin's previous ATH has been passed before, we are still in the current correction.

And we don't know if there will be a rally a few hours from now. All I can say is that this is a really good chance for us to buy potential coins in the market now because almost everyone has really reddened their values in this correction today. If we take advantage while there is no rally that is actually happening in bitcoin,.


Title: Re: Will BTC dip again?
Post by: skarais on April 19, 2024, 02:19:49 PM
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I don't think there are many people who are worried about the price drop right now, except only the weak people like you said. Because if investors' thinking is still weak and afraid of falling prices like now, of course they are not suitable to be in the crypto market or as people who hold Bitcoin. Because investors should have been trained in conditions like today so that they will never worry or be afraid of a decline, which could even be their next option to buy Bitcoin again in this condition of falling prices.
Long-term bitcoin holders will not be affected by short-term price volatility, while some medium-term investors will likely take advantage of it to convert their profits. There are some investors who only expect a profit of 2x the initial investment value, so they will get out and enjoy the profits after the target is reached. This can cause prices to drop or correct momentarily, small or large depending on how many investors do the same thing at the same time.

I think some investors who invested large budgets in bitcoin in the $25k to $30k price range may have converted their profits by the time bitcoin hit $70k some time ago. They have made a profit of more than 1x the value of their initial investment, so they feel comfortable enough to get out and enjoy the profits. Some may continue to hold until several months after the halving, of course these are investors who are truly optimistic about Bitcoin's great potential in the next 1 year.


Title: Re: Will BTC dip again?
Post by: stomachgrowls on April 19, 2024, 05:48:46 PM
For those of you out there who are planning on buying more coins
like me when the market dips, have you guys set a target price where
you will buy?

The price has not yet reached what is ideally the price I would want to
buy bitcoin in despite its recent decline and I am wondering if will
bitcoin still go down to at least $50k?
If you target the best price you want during a bearish period, I think it's hard to predict. no one is 100% right, in predicting the price of bitcoin, they are just speculating according to their own views. If you wait a few days, who knows, it might come down again. I think you will miss the best price moment at that time, so in my opinion, why wait for the price to drop drastically, it's better to stay at DCA.

If you have been involved in the investment world for a long time, you will definitely not be afraid of what price you will buy the asset at. Moreover, this asset is very rare and is being hunted all over the world. This is where the dca technique is important, we will get the best average price when buying, as we all know, especially this year we will soon enter the halving period, of course at the end of 2024 there will be an unexpected increase.


Its never been easy in the first place if we do speak about price movement whether making that dip or would really be having that pump on which these movements arent something that cant really be known.
Will BTC dip again? Yes of course and its not something that you couldnt really be able to know or no one does because if there's one then he/she would really be that rich because they could really be able to
buy on the bottom. We are dealing on a market on which it would really be having that kind of movement which is up and down. Profitability would really be just that depending on how well you do manage
yourself on making those buys and sells.

This would really be something that will really be just that depending on how well you do handle yourself and make out some good decisions.
Profitability would really be differing on how you would really be making out such move and decisions and risk taking you would really be having.


Title: Re: Will BTC dip again?
Post by: uneng on April 19, 2024, 11:53:03 PM
Bitcoin finds its support level at 60,000$ and it's strongly maintaining it. So far, I don't think we have any issues, as long as Bitcoin doesn't cross the line back to the 50,000$'s price range... If the dip is 60,000$ we are fine to revert the tendency pretty soon, reaching close to a new ATH without delays. The next days are going to be decisive, since we are in countdown for the halving event. Let's see how it's going to affect Bitcoin's price.

I'm optimistic it's going to be very positive for Bitcoin, and a scenario with price around 70,000$ shouldn't take too long to happen once again. The only thing I'm pretty sure is that once a positive trend starts once again, it's going to be instant and it's going to push the price upside in many thousands of dollars at once, before any investors can identify the trend in order to buy. So, it's important to buy coins beforehand.


Title: Re: Will BTC dip again?
Post by: btc_angela on April 20, 2024, 02:40:33 PM
Bitcoin finds its support level at 60,000$ and it's strongly maintaining it. So far, I don't think we have any issues, as long as Bitcoin doesn't cross the line back to the 50,000$'s price range... If the dip is 60,000$ we are fine to revert the tendency pretty soon, reaching close to a new ATH without delays. The next days are going to be decisive, since we are in countdown for the halving event. Let's see how it's going to affect Bitcoin's price.

Yes, but there was one time that we have a dip at $59k, but we quickly bounce back from it.

I'm optimistic it's going to be very positive for Bitcoin, and a scenario with price around 70,000$ shouldn't take too long to happen once again. The only thing I'm pretty sure is that once a positive trend starts once again, it's going to be instant and it's going to push the price upside in many thousands of dollars at once, before any investors can identify the trend in order to buy. So, it's important to buy coins beforehand.

Of course, that scenario that the price will go up is definitely here. We have completed the block halving already, and the price remains relative stable for now. But sooner or later the price will go up, we are just gathering strength, a big momentum. Unfortunately, the fees could be a hindrance as it shot off the roof after the halving and could deter ordinary and average investors to put their money right now.


Title: Re: Will BTC dip again?
Post by: STT on April 20, 2024, 08:26:49 PM
Worth watching and noting BTC movement here, we had a good attempt to move to the downside that failed.   Negativity that failed is inversely positive in conclusion is something we can speculate on fairly easily.   Just into the end of the week would help seal the deal and BTC could resolve positively from here despite threatening the opposite really not that long ago.

I'm always watching to gain some insight to market moves so thats my bet for the moment that the bounce back a failed downside move should give us a better chance of higher BTC gains then usual.   Ultimately I would still say if BTC does fail to move outside its range of movement to the downside we are going to end up remaining just where we've been for almost 2 months; it will take something to move outside the boundaries apparently so Im waiting for that really.    

We do seem to now be above the weekly average, a good gain over 7 to 8 days is pretty healthy by the measure Ive kept for years so I'll stick with that estimate on BTC.    Price likes to prove everyone wrong before its real move, something like that I read once seems to fit right now.


Title: Re: Will BTC dip again?
Post by: FinePoine0 on April 20, 2024, 11:50:31 PM
Dip markets are standing in front, so now there are ample opportunities for those who want to buy bitcoins to invest quickly in bitcoins. As a result, you can buy bitcoins from this market and hold for a long period of time, and reap maximum benefits. The halving has taken place, so prepare now because the bull run is just waiting to start.  And taking advantage of this opportunity, everyone holding Bitcoin can sell their holdings in a bull run.


Title: Re: Will BTC dip again?
Post by: AirtelBuzz on April 21, 2024, 04:45:46 AM
Dip markets are standing in front, so now there are ample opportunities for those who want to buy bitcoins to invest quickly in bitcoins. As a result, you can buy bitcoins from this market and hold for a long period of time, and reap maximum benefits.
Bitcoin can be purchased anytime to invest. As you say dip markets are ahead so maybe we should wait a little longer as we all know that Bitcoin should be bought at low prices. Still the price of Bitcoin is at a high level i.e. the price of Bitcoin is currently 65 thousand dollars. Bitcoin halving has been completed yesterday, we still do not see any change in the market whether the price of Bitcoin will increase or decrease. We thought we might see a big correction in the market before the Bitcoin halving but it didn't happen as the Bitcoin halving happened when the price of Bitcoin was at a high level.

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The halving has taken place, so prepare now because the bull run is just waiting to start.  And taking advantage of this opportunity, everyone holding Bitcoin can sell their holdings in a bull run.
Since the Bitcoin halving was completed recently, everyone is looking forward to the bull run. Maybe some will sell their investments in this coming bull run and many will hold their investments until the next bull run.


Title: Re: Will BTC dip again?
Post by: EarnOnVictor on April 21, 2024, 10:23:40 AM
Dip markets are standing in front, so now there are ample opportunities for those who want to buy bitcoins to invest quickly in bitcoins. As a result, you can buy bitcoins from this market and hold for a long period of time, and reap maximum benefits. The halving has taken place, so prepare now because the bull run is just waiting to start.  And taking advantage of this opportunity, everyone holding Bitcoin can sell their holdings in a bull run.
Bitcoin is now risky to buy straight up like that, perhaps it could be more appealing to buy after waiting for more weeks. This is for it to fully show what it wants to do over time. Halving is not an automatic bullish trend activator for it, and by the way it is currently behaving shows that there are high unwillingness to commit money to it. So, it is best for investors to wait if they want to risk it at all at this high price. I've been carefully studying the behaviour of Bitcoin since the beginning of this year, it has not been easy for it to rise, especially after hitting above $70,000, it lost liquidity inflow and it tried for so long until it got subdued to the level we see now.

Had it been the ETF saga of last year did not happen, perhaps it would be better for Bitcoin to easily rise now. Well, we should thank the ETF as well because it helps the coin grow significantly and has done what it has not done before ever since it was created by holding close to its former ATH of the last bull run. But at the same time, this is possibly a discouragement for investors, because what it is supposed to be doing gradually now has been done initially and it could cause an overall negative sentiment in the market if care is not taken even after the halving.

Talking about halving, it took Bitcoin many months before the effect, or should I say tradition garner enough investment that later causes FOMO in the market which always warrants more Bitcoin purchases. Regardless, let's see how it goes this time that things are a little bit different. Left to me, I do not see anything spectacular about Bitcoin in the next 2 months, halving or not.


Title: Re: Will BTC dip again?
Post by: lizarder on April 22, 2024, 01:23:41 AM
For those of you out there who are planning on buying more coins
like me when the market dips, have you guys set a target price where
you will buy?
There are always levels of decline and increase for the price of bitcoin and if we want to accumulate purchases then it should be at favorable conditions. But it is also not uncommon for people to make regular purchase options using DCA so they don't have to wait for the price of bitcoin to bottom. Meanwhile, when Bitcoin prices fall to lower prices, we can use our reserve budget to accumulate much larger purchases because everyone definitely has their own strategy for buying.

The price has not yet reached what is ideally the price I would want to
buy bitcoin in despite its recent decline and I am wondering if will
bitcoin still go down to at least $50k?  
If the price has not reached the ideal level then you can wait, but are you ready to wait? Basically people say it's okay to buy bitcoin at any price, but people with a small budget have to be very clever at seeing opportunities. Of course there is always no certainty regarding price and I am also sure that once the ATH is reached we will again see bitcoin prices below $50k, but we can never be certain exactly when that will happen.


Title: Re: Will BTC dip again?
Post by: rodskee on April 22, 2024, 11:34:34 AM
Dip markets are standing in front, so now there are ample opportunities for those who want to buy bitcoins to invest quickly in bitcoins.
but to  decide better to do it now because the market is starting to grow and if you will take this opportunity ? then you will be a loser when market starts bullrun.

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As a result, you can buy bitcoins from this market and hold for a long period of time, and reap maximum benefits.
The halving has taken place, so prepare now because the bull run is just waiting to start.
there is no need for long holding because there are chance to sell next year when the market bullied .

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 And taking advantage of this opportunity, everyone holding Bitcoin can sell their holdings in a bull run.
that is what we must act mate because this is about profit in Holding.





Title: Re: Will BTC dip again?
Post by: Yukyzu on April 25, 2024, 05:04:06 AM
Dip markets are standing in front, so now there are ample opportunities for those who want to buy bitcoins to invest quickly in bitcoins. As a result, you can buy bitcoins from this market and hold for a long period of time, and reap maximum benefits.
Bitcoin can be purchased anytime to invest. As you say dip markets are ahead so maybe we should wait a little longer as we all know that Bitcoin should be bought at low prices. Still the price of Bitcoin is at a high level i.e. the price of Bitcoin is currently 65 thousand dollars. Bitcoin halving has been completed yesterday, we still do not see any change in the market whether the price of Bitcoin will increase or decrease. We thought we might see a big correction in the market before the Bitcoin halving but it didn't happen as the Bitcoin halving happened when the price of Bitcoin was at a high level.
It's true, of course everyone will be able to invest their money in Bitcoin whenever they want, especially when the market is experiencing a decline, but because no one can know to what extent the Bitcoin price will decline, we can buy when the Bitcoin price has reached its lowest point according to our analysis. yourself and must be able to hold it for a long period of time to be able to get a profit from the investment you make, yes we haven't seen any price changes after the Bitcoin halving and I think this still gives us time to collect so we can get a profit on the investment we are running .


Title: Re: Will BTC dip again?
Post by: Hallroom on April 25, 2024, 06:20:39 AM
Dip markets are standing in front, so now there are ample opportunities for those who want to buy bitcoins to invest quickly in bitcoins. As a result, you can buy bitcoins from this market and hold for a long period of time, and reap maximum benefits.
Bitcoin can be purchased anytime to invest. As you say dip markets are ahead so maybe we should wait a little longer as we all know that Bitcoin should be bought at low prices. Still the price of Bitcoin is at a high level i.e. the price of Bitcoin is currently 65 thousand dollars. Bitcoin halving has been completed yesterday, we still do not see any change in the market whether the price of Bitcoin will increase or decrease. We thought we might see a big correction in the market before the Bitcoin halving but it didn't happen as the Bitcoin halving happened when the price of Bitcoin was at a high level.
It's true, of course everyone will be able to invest their money in Bitcoin whenever they want, especially when the market is experiencing a decline, but because no one can know to what extent the Bitcoin price will decline, we can buy when the Bitcoin price has reached its lowest point according to our analysis. yourself and must be able to hold it for a long period of time to be able to get a profit from the investment you make, yes we haven't seen any price changes after the Bitcoin halving and I think this still gives us time to collect so we can get a profit on the investment we are running .

Bitcoin investment can be made at any time but it depends on the investor how long he can hold the Bitcoin.  But the longer the Bitcoin is held, the more profitable it will be, as the market is always moving up and down. Therefore, one should buy bitcoins only when the price of bitcoin is exposed and in control, because the price of bitcoin is waiting for the next bull market.


Title: Re: Will BTC dip again?
Post by: mich on April 25, 2024, 06:29:22 AM
Well now current price per Bitcoin is less then 65k. So now will be a good time to buy the dip if we have some extra fiat we can invest.

But we must be careful about price correction. Investment bank and financial services company Goldman Sachs made this warning about halving.

https://www.thestreet.com/crypto/markets/goldman-issues-bitcoin-price-projection-warning-after-halving


Title: Re: Will BTC dip again?
Post by: Moreno233 on April 25, 2024, 08:34:52 AM
Well now current price per Bitcoin is less then 65k. So now will be a good time to buy the dip if we have some extra fiat we can invest.

But we must be careful about price correction. Investment bank and financial services company Goldman Sachs made this warning about halving.

https://www.thestreet.com/crypto/markets/goldman-issues-bitcoin-price-projection-warning-after-halving
Anyone planning to invest in Bitcoin should endeavor to avoid the experts and financial giant projections because most often they spread nothing but fear and uncertainty. Although their are some merits in their comments especially in the aspect of interest rates and inflation, they have failed to integrate positive parameters like the ETF approvals and many countries legalizing Bitcoin. In all, there is actually uncertainty in this halving which makes it difficult to know what direction price will follow immediately and in the future.


Title: Re: Will BTC dip again?
Post by: CageMabok on April 25, 2024, 09:44:15 AM
Bitcoin investment can be made at any time but it depends on the investor how long he can hold the Bitcoin.  But the longer the Bitcoin is held, the more profitable it will be, as the market is always moving up and down. Therefore, one should buy bitcoins only when the price of bitcoin is exposed and in control, because the price of bitcoin is waiting for the next bull market.
Everyone who wants to become an investor and has the desire to invest in Bitcoin, of course the capital they will use is special capital that each of them has deliberately prepared for this. So they are no longer so worried and affected by price reductions and price increases of any percentage if the goal is for the long term with a profit target that exceeds many people's expectations. Because Bitcoin will not be very suitable if an investor only holds it in the short term, the portion of holding it in the long term is much more suitable for Bitcoin.


Title: Re: Will BTC dip again?
Post by: Hardyrobust on April 25, 2024, 01:07:39 PM
Yes there will always be dip even if Bitcoin should  hit $100k , unforseen circumstances can cause a decline in de price and also Bitcoin been a volatile coin de price is not always.dont forget that dip is said to have occurred when there is a decline in de price of Bitcoin.


Title: Re: Will BTC dip again?
Post by: barisbilgili on April 25, 2024, 01:37:28 PM
Bitcoin investment can be made at any time but it depends on the investor how long he can hold the Bitcoin.  But the longer the Bitcoin is held, the more profitable it will be, as the market is always moving up and down. Therefore, one should buy bitcoins only when the price of bitcoin is exposed and in control, because the price of bitcoin is waiting for the next bull market.
Everyone who wants to become an investor and has the desire to invest in Bitcoin, of course the capital they will use is special capital that each of them has deliberately prepared for this. So they are no longer so worried and affected by price reductions and price increases of any percentage if the goal is for the long term with a profit target that exceeds many people's expectations. Because Bitcoin will not be very suitable if an investor only holds it in the short term, the portion of holding it in the long term is much more suitable for Bitcoin.
If you look at what happened in the past, the price of Bitcoin can always increase higher from time to time, even though there are many price corrections, but the end result is a profit for those who hold Bitcoin for a long period of time.
There is no doubt that there are benefits that can be obtained if you are able to invest in Bitcoin for a certain period of time, but in my opinion we have to ensure that we enter to buy at the right time because Bitcoin price movements are currently quite difficult to predict.

In my opinion, Bitcoin's price is now strong enough with support so there is little chance of a deep correction.


Title: Re: Will BTC dip again?
Post by: Proty on April 25, 2024, 07:42:44 PM
For those of you out there who are planning on buying more coins
like me when the market dips, have you guys set a target price where
you will buy?

The price has not yet reached what is ideally the price I would want to
buy bitcoin in despite its recent decline and I am wondering if will
bitcoin still go down to at least $50k?


Bitcoin is a volatile coin and being a volatile coin there is always tendency that the prices can go up and them down.so bitcoin will always dip but going down to $50k that is what am not sure of.but u don't have to wait until bitcoin dip before u begin to accumulate bitcoin u can DCA .with this method it will not affect you if you buy when the coin was high and you can be able to accumulate a sizeable amount of bitcoin in your portfolio, by buying periodically and hold for a longer time.


Title: Re: Will BTC dip again?
Post by: Y3shot on April 27, 2024, 04:33:19 PM
Always expect the dip because it will definitely take place, that's the essence why their is volatility.  Even in the bull market you will definitely see some slight dips and if you are not careful you may sell in fear when you are not ready. As an investors it is important to train your mind and never allow the dip to be a threat to you. The dip will surely occur that is why one needs to wait for the market to increase to recover you money back. The dip should not be a reason to fear , just keep on hodling your bitcoin till you hit your target . The price of bitcoin will increase more than what it is now, so when you see bitcoin dip just know it is opportunity for investors to buy more.


Title: Re: Will BTC dip again?
Post by: stomachgrowls on April 27, 2024, 05:36:10 PM
For those of you out there who are planning on buying more coins
like me when the market dips, have you guys set a target price where
you will buy?

The price has not yet reached what is ideally the price I would want to
buy bitcoin in despite its recent decline and I am wondering if will
bitcoin still go down to at least $50k?


Bitcoin is a volatile coin and being a volatile coin there is always tendency that the prices can go up and them down.so bitcoin will always dip but going down to $50k that is what am not sure of.but u don't have to wait until bitcoin dip before u begin to accumulate bitcoin u can DCA .with this method it will not affect you if you buy when the coin was high and you can be able to accumulate a sizeable amount of bitcoin in your portfolio, by buying periodically and hold for a longer time.

We can call this a market because it would really be having ups and downs and this is something that you should really be that making yourself that be wary about its volatility.
It wont be called a market it would really be just that having that single path to take and this is something that you would really be needing up to realize so that you cant really make yourself
that too optimistic because too much expectation would really be leading up that that kind of disappointment on the time that price you do expect didnt really go as planned.

Dipped again? Market is unpredictable and there's no way that we cant really be able to know on where it would be going whether up or down. This is why on the time that you would really be able to make
yourself that having that engagement into this market then always expect the unexpected and this is something that you would really be the main thing that you would really be
able to encounter. So making adjustment would really be the key.


Title: Re: Will BTC dip again?
Post by: AnonBitCoiner on April 28, 2024, 12:00:39 PM
Bitcoin investment can be made at any time but it depends on the investor how long he can hold the Bitcoin.  But the longer the Bitcoin is held, the more profitable it will be, as the market is always moving up and down. Therefore, one should buy bitcoins only when the price of bitcoin is exposed and in control, because the price of bitcoin is waiting for the next bull market.


Yes it's up to an investor that at which price he is buying Bitcoin but it is necessary to make a target according to your buying price because if at higher worth you are buying then at higher than buying price you will have to sell.

One should not buy when the price is near all the time higher value because the price increase takes years and if you buy at increasing worth then you have to wait for more years to get the reward so always choose a price that is lower and according to your money.


Title: Re: Will BTC dip again?
Post by: Akbarkoe on April 28, 2024, 04:53:41 PM
Bitcoin investment can be made at any time but it depends on the investor how long he can hold the Bitcoin.  But the longer the Bitcoin is held, the more profitable it will be, as the market is always moving up and down. Therefore, one should buy bitcoins only when the price of bitcoin is exposed and in control, because the price of bitcoin is waiting for the next bull market.


Yes it's up to an investor that at which price he is buying Bitcoin but it is necessary to make a target according to your buying price because if at higher worth you are buying then at higher than buying price you will have to sell.

One should not buy when the price is near all the time higher value because the price increase takes years and if you buy at increasing worth then you have to wait for more years to get the reward so always choose a price that is lower and according to your money.

well this also depends on how long you will invest in bitcoin, set the target too, so that it is easier to calculate or estimate it is to look at the bitcoin cycle where you find where we stand now, is it worth still buying and collecting or not, is the highest point now the highest point of the bitcoin cycle target, every bitcoin cycle always gives profit to holders who believe in it, don't think that bitcoin never goes down and don't think that bitcoin will always go up, it will make you fooled, so to anticipate all possibilities and market fluctuations then you just need to invest in bitcoin using the DCA strategy which will make you easier to invest and cover losses on falling prices when you have bought at high prices in the past.

If you don't start today then when will you start, thinking that btc will go back down can you be sure, the market is an unpredictable creature, don't take the wrong step sir.


Title: Re: Will BTC dip again?
Post by: bitterguy28 on May 03, 2024, 10:13:51 AM
For those of you out there who are planning on buying more coins
like me when the market dips, have you guys set a target price where
you will buy?

The price has not yet reached what is ideally the price I would want to
buy bitcoin in despite its recent decline and I am wondering if will
bitcoin still go down to at least $50k?
there have been dip happen recently and looks like the spike is happening again and with out market now? looks like we will be facing several up and down before the halving effect  comes month after  so what do we need to see and expect here?
Well now that Bitcoin is not at a all time high it is wise for us to buy the cheaper coins. We know that price of Bitcoin is going to go back above $70,000. And I do think it will go even higher then this for the halving in a few weeks.

So I do think it is a good idea to stack satoshis for cheaper now. Bitcoin is now less then $67,000 so buying this dip will give you profits next 'bull run'.
but When? are we nearing to see 60k again or this will take place after several months?


Title: Re: Will BTC dip again?
Post by: Riginac111 on May 03, 2024, 08:25:29 PM
For those of you out there who are planning on buying more coins
like me when the market dips, have you guys set a target price where
you will buy?

The price has not yet reached what is ideally the price I would want to
buy bitcoin in despite its recent decline and I am wondering if will
bitcoin still go down to at least $50k?
accumulating more coins especially bitcoin for yourself is good but what you are supposed to do is to have the timing so that you cannot experience lungs for your investment that is why sometimes when people want to invest in Bitcoin dimension that they make sure that they make all the necessary that there are suppose to make before investing in Bitcoin so I believe that research is one of the prominent thing that we are supposed to do in order for we to benefit from bitcoin.


Title: Re: Will BTC dip again?
Post by: freedomgo on May 03, 2024, 11:54:43 PM
Bitcoin investment can be made at any time but it depends on the investor how long he can hold the Bitcoin.  But the longer the Bitcoin is held, the more profitable it will be, as the market is always moving up and down. Therefore, one should buy bitcoins only when the price of bitcoin is exposed and in control, because the price of bitcoin is waiting for the next bull market.


Yes it's up to an investor that at which price he is buying Bitcoin but it is necessary to make a target according to your buying price because if at higher worth you are buying then at higher than buying price you will have to sell.

One should not buy when the price is near all the time higher value because the price increase takes years and if you buy at increasing worth then you have to wait for more years to get the reward so always choose a price that is lower and according to your money.
I still think buying bitcoin when it’s heading to its new all time high is never a problem. The fact that you are hodling bitcoin for long term, then you should not worry too much whether the price will consistently crash because we all know after a crash, we will see its price skyrocketing. That’s where being patient becomes more challenging knowing the fact that not all investors are patient enough to wait for the right time to sell or the perfect time to buy. Lucky are those who have stored the right amount of patience because they end up always succeeding at the end.


Title: Re: Will BTC dip again?
Post by: lepbagong on May 14, 2024, 04:24:09 AM
Bitcoin investment can be made at any time but it depends on the investor how long he can hold the Bitcoin.  But the longer the Bitcoin is held, the more profitable it will be, as the market is always moving up and down. Therefore, one should buy bitcoins only when the price of bitcoin is exposed and in control, because the price of bitcoin is waiting for the next bull market.
Currently, after going through the halving period, everyone is waiting to see what will happen with Bitcoin. I agree with you that investing in Bitcoin can be done at any time, but it would be better if the price is corrected so that you can get a cheap price and immediately hold it. And now everyone will wait for the correction to be able to buy and hold until the market increases, so they can get maximum value.


Title: Re: Will BTC dip again?
Post by: pinggoki on May 14, 2024, 04:39:20 AM
I do hope that bitcoin does dip, I've got like a thousand dollars here that's waiting to be dumped into the dip because I know how it's going to be when that dip happens, it's just a prologue to a really big price pump. I do my DCA but I know that I'm going to be buying a lot of bitcoins all at once when that price dump happens, I might even ask for a loan that would supplement the purchase to gain more value but that's probably a really risky and stupid move on my part so that's still in consideration.

Yes there will always be dip even if Bitcoin should  hit $100k , unforseen circumstances can cause a decline in de price and also Bitcoin been a volatile coin de price is not always.dont forget that dip is said to have occurred when there is a decline in de price of Bitcoin.
Yes, that's obviously going to happen, people selling their bitcoins for profit is always tied to the price of bitcoin in the market, that's how the market works, supply and demand. I totally agree with you about the decline before a big price pump, that's why we need to up our bitcoin investment game, save up money for DCA separately from your money that would be used to buy huge value when bitcoin price dips.


Title: Re: Will BTC dip again?
Post by: CryptoBuds on May 14, 2024, 08:46:07 AM
I do hope that bitcoin does dip, I've got like a thousand dollars here that's waiting to be dumped into the dip because I know how it's going to be when that dip happens, it's just a prologue to a really big price pump. I do my DCA but I know that I'm going to be buying a lot of bitcoins all at once when that price dump happens, I might even ask for a loan that would supplement the purchase to gain more value but that's probably a really risky and stupid move on my part so that's still in consideration.



You hope bitcoin will drop more but that doesn't mean it will happen. Bitcoin has not yet been able to increase in price after nearly 2 months of adjustment, but that does not mean it will definitely decrease further, so is waiting a good solution?

Personally, I don't know if there will be another correction, but I think we are very close to the bottom of this correction, so buying now wouldn't be too bad.

By the way, not only you but many people I know are also planning to borrow money to invest because everyone believes that the bull season will come in a few months. But I want to remind you that no one can guarantee that history will repeat itself, so you need to consider carefully before deciding to borrow money to invest.


Title: Re: Will BTC dip again?
Post by: NewRanger on May 14, 2024, 03:34:50 PM
Personally, I don't know if there will be another correction, but I think we are very close to the bottom of this correction, so buying now wouldn't be too bad.

By the way, not only you but many people I know are also planning to borrow money to invest because everyone believes that the bull season will come in a few months. But I want to remind you that no one can guarantee that history will repeat itself, so you need to consider carefully before deciding to borrow money to invest.

Of course, but it is very interesting to hear your second point where there will be many people who want to request fresh funds for BTC purchases and of course the goal is to prepare for this post-halving price increase, and I personally think if this wins it will be very good to make the process of BTC price increase faster because purchase requests do not only come from large institutions but from personal especially with large amounts.

Regardless of the desire above, I personally have a thought, we should have a positive outlook in any condition so that we can think clearly and take advantage of all the opportunities around us in increasing BTC ownership in the future, meaning that even if it is done, it must all be carefully calculated.


Title: Re: Will BTC dip again?
Post by: EarnOnVictor on May 14, 2024, 04:57:14 PM
Bitcoin investment can be made at any time but it depends on the investor how long he can hold the Bitcoin.  But the longer the Bitcoin is held, the more profitable it will be, as the market is always moving up and down. Therefore, one should buy bitcoins only when the price of bitcoin is exposed and in control, because the price of bitcoin is waiting for the next bull market.
Currently, after going through the halving period, everyone is waiting to see what will happen with Bitcoin. I agree with you that investing in Bitcoin can be done at any time, but it would be better if the price is corrected so that you can get a cheap price and immediately hold it. And now everyone will wait for the correction to be able to buy and hold until the market increases, so they can get maximum value.
I do not agree with the remark that "Investment in Bitcoin can be done at any time," This is one of the misleading heresies surrounding Bitcoin investment. We should be smart in our investment regardless of whether or not it's that of Bitcoin, investment is investment and assets are assets. They have good, bad and ugly times, so we should rather wake up and face the reality and not let anything blind us about Bitcoin investments.

Those who bought Bitcoin at a high level in the last bull run are still lamenting, though it tried to impress them better now, but for how long? What if the person needed the money in 2022 but trusted in Bitcoin, can such a remark be good in his hearing anymore? I am an investor in Bitcoin as well, but I invest sensibly. I only buy low and sell high when the monthly chart tells me to do it having confirmed a long-term bearishness on that chart. This is smartness and not just being blinded by some general saying about the coin that looks too perfect.

As it is now, Bitcoin would be met with some stiff resistance which is happening already, and on a further look, 2 weeks ago, I declared a sideways movement for the coin, which is also happening currently. However, over time, I think the low of around $56,450 will judge if breached lower, then Bitcoin may sell further. The same thing could be spoken of the high of around $73,850, a breach of it can only declare the continuation of a bullish trend.


Title: Re: Will BTC dip again?
Post by: Tmoonz on May 14, 2024, 11:58:15 PM
For those of you out there who are planning on buying more coins
like me when the market dips, have you guys set a target price where
you will buy?

The price has not yet reached what is ideally the price I would want to
buy bitcoin in despite its recent decline and I am wondering if will
bitcoin still go down to at least $50k?
Volatility has been a factor of Bitcoin functionality, it will be best we build our psychology in terms of the downward and upward movements of Bitcoin in order for us to make an informed decisions, no one can actually tell to what extent it become of Bitcoin in terms of the bearishness and also to what extend in terms of bullishness. However, the only realistic and certainty is the volatility nature of Bitcoin. Bitcoin will surely dip again and come up again that is it's natural phenomenon.


Title: Re: Will BTC dip again?
Post by: moneystery on May 16, 2024, 05:52:03 AM
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By the way, not only you but many people I know are also planning to borrow money to invest because everyone believes that the bull season will come in a few months. But I want to remind you that no one can guarantee that history will repeat itself, so you need to consider carefully before deciding to borrow money to invest.

i agree that even though in past history bitcoin experienced a halving and then a few months the price rose significantly, but that cannot be a benchmark for us now, even borrowing money just to buy bitcoin is a risky thing because we don't know whether it really goes up or down. so it's best for people who plan to borrow money just to buy bitcoin for the halving later to remain alert and not be too fixated on potential profits to the point of ignoring the fact that they are borrowing money just to invest in it because the price of bitcoin could be different compared to before.


Title: Re: Will BTC dip again?
Post by: gunungkembar on May 16, 2024, 09:21:06 AM
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By the way, not only you but many people I know are also planning to borrow money to invest because everyone believes that the bull season will come in a few months. But I want to remind you that no one can guarantee that history will repeat itself, so you need to consider carefully before deciding to borrow money to invest.

i agree that even though in past history bitcoin experienced a halving and then a few months the price rose significantly, but that cannot be a benchmark for us now, even borrowing money just to buy bitcoin is a risky thing because we don't know whether it really goes up or down. so it's best for people who plan to borrow money just to buy bitcoin for the halving later to remain alert and not be too fixated on potential profits to the point of ignoring the fact that they are borrowing money just to invest in it because the price of bitcoin could be different compared to before.
Supposedly an incident like the one you mentioned could happen again, but you have to remember that a few weeks before the halving this year the price of bitcoin had increased due to the influence of the Bitcoin ETF until it reached a new ATH. This price movement shows that there is no guarantee that the price movement of Bitcoin will always have the same price movement from year to year, it will certainly have different differences, it's just that the price of Bitcoin will potentially always rise due to very high demand.


Title: Re: Will BTC dip again?
Post by: Zackz5000 on May 16, 2024, 09:39:32 AM
Bitcoin has been know for it volatile nature which movement can be unpredictable which always have an upwards and downward movement, but the ability to accumulate Bitcoin and hodl for a longer period of time like 4-10 years and above. An investor can also accumulate more Bitcoin little by little using the DCA method which helps you buy more Bitcoin either weekly or monthly.


Title: Re: Will BTC dip again?
Post by: Felicity_Tide on May 16, 2024, 10:19:21 AM
Currently, after going through the halving period, everyone is waiting to see what will happen with Bitcoin. I agree with you that investing in Bitcoin can be done at any time, but it would be better if the price is corrected so that you can get a cheap price and immediately hold it. And now everyone will wait for the correction to be able to buy and hold until the market increases, so they can get maximum value.
I do not agree with the remark that "Investment in Bitcoin can be done at any time," This is one of the misleading heresies surrounding Bitcoin investment. We should be smart in our investment regardless of whether or not it's that of Bitcoin, investment is investment and assets are assets. They have good, bad and ugly times, so we should rather wake up and face the reality and not let anything blind us about Bitcoin investments.

Those who bought Bitcoin at a high level in the last bull run are still lamenting, though it tried to impress them better now, but for how long? What if the person needed the money in 2022 but trusted in Bitcoin, can such a remark be good in his hearing anymore? I am an investor in Bitcoin as well, but I invest sensibly. I only buy low and sell high when the monthly chart tells me to do it having confirmed a long-term bearishness on that chart. This is smartness and not just being blinded by some general saying about the coin that looks too perfect.

All those remarks are basically to put the dollar cost average method into the picture. I totally see a sense in what you've said. The idea of buying when dip is totally a common sense as everyone would undoubtedly like to make profits in a long run. Buying when dip would certainly show good signs of healthy profits in the future.

Though, I see no fault in using the DCA method to buy at any point in time, but this could only make any sense if the source of income in using the DCA keeps coming. Because you don't expect me to save up and buy when Bitcoin is around $73K. But assuming I have a continuous stream of income, then I can buy when it's around $73K, $60K, $57K, etc. Though it won't show any sign of unhealthy profits in the future unlike when I choose to buy when dip.


Title: Re: Will BTC dip again?
Post by: legendbtc on May 16, 2024, 12:49:01 PM
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By the way, not only you but many people I know are also planning to borrow money to invest because everyone believes that the bull season will come in a few months. But I want to remind you that no one can guarantee that history will repeat itself, so you need to consider carefully before deciding to borrow money to invest.

i agree that even though in past history bitcoin experienced a halving and then a few months the price rose significantly, but that cannot be a benchmark for us now, even borrowing money just to buy bitcoin is a risky thing because we don't know whether it really goes up or down. so it's best for people who plan to borrow money just to buy bitcoin for the halving later to remain alert and not be too fixated on potential profits to the point of ignoring the fact that they are borrowing money just to invest in it because the price of bitcoin could be different compared to before.

Borrowing money to invest really should not be encouraged, especially for those with a speculative mindset that after halving bitcoin will definitely increase, so be careful because there is nothing guaranteed and certain in this market. But if someone is really serious and willing to invest long-term with bitcoin without being too dependent on whether bitcoin will increase in price in the short term or not, borrowing money to invest can be considered. But on the condition that we have a job with a stable income and still have the ability to repay debt without paying attention to the investment results. We can borrow to invest in this case because sometimes the opportunity will not come back if we miss it.
But for those who are unemployed or have low income, they should give up this idea if they do not want life to become more stagnant.