Does the DCA strategy inspire newbies to invest?

[Rhow]

The main beauty of DCA is that before buying every time you don't have to worry about where the market is going or what the price is. If we always just wait for the price to drop and then buy then it's not DCA. Rather, we are indirectly trying to time the market. However, the reality is that no one can say for sure in advance whether today's dip is the lowest point in the market or whether the price will go lower from here.
Of course This does not mean that buying extra Bitcoin in the event of a major drop or crash in the market is wrong. if someone keeps a separate cash reserve in addition to regular DCA and buys some extra Bitcoin on a big dip, then that is definitely a smart strategy. But it is not right to confuse that extra buying with pure DCA that is a separate backup strategy.
To me the biggest strength of DCA is its strict consistency. The goal here is not to buy at the perfect or lowest price every time, but to accumulate Bitcoin calmly over the years without any stress. The easiest strategy to follow is one that doesn't have the hassle of predicting future prices and can survive multiple market cycles in the long term.

Hello man there is nothing smart in waiting. Keeping Xtra cash to buy bitcoin during the dip is buying the dip approach and it obviously need you to time the market. It is needless to mix DCa with buying the dip approach, because the more you buy the dip the more it can affect your DCa habit. Is will be better that person use that whole cash to DCa ongoingly instead of trying to outsmart the market.

The thing about dip is that there is no guarantee that it will happen anyways. And even if it happens, no one know when exactly it will happen. This is why it is better than person just keep buying ongoingly rather than wanting to time the market before buying.

You probably misunderstood Stive009. Stive009's point was that if someone keeps a separate reserve in addition to buying regularly, they can take advantage of the price drop and buy extra. I think his point is logical. PhilosopherKing, if you want, you can prioritize regular purchases and if you have the ability to keep a reserve, then you can buy extra when the price drops with that reserve. I don't see anything wrong here. Because you are not stopping buying and waiting, but rather taking an additional opportunity in addition to buying regularly.

[Gost ms]

If you can use the DCA method correctly, you will definitely be successful, in this you will have to maintain the continuity of buying Bitcoin. And you will have to follow new strategies based on which you can maintain your Bitcoin investment in the long term. Especially your plan must be strong, the stronger your future plan is, the easier it will be to maintain your Bitcoin investment.
And this DCA method will help you invest in Bitcoin effectively, and will never settle your mind, but will always attract your mind to Bitcoin investment.

Even if you use one of the most effective methods of investment in the present time or history, there is no certainty of success. One thing we often forget is that Bitcoin is completely decentralized and no one has any control over it.

DCA is an investment method only, DCA can never increase or decrease demand. The price of Bitcoin depends entirely on demand. Many times it is seen that we are forced to sell our investments due to our own mistakes. For example, many times we invest without depending on our financial situation or outside of discretionary income, and put our holdings at risk for this investment.

[ASloveapg]

There are many people who plan to invest using the DCA method weekly or monthly or twice a month. But I think the most effective method is to do DCA whenever the price of Bitcoin goes down. If you create such a routine and invest, it will be seen that there are many weeks when the price of Bitcoin is very high, then doing DCA is not very good. However, it would be best to use DCA when the market goes down so that your funds are more. Those who invest using the DCA method always avoid risk whenever they get the opportunity, so I think the most effective method would be to invest whenever you get the opportunity.

DCA method follow is usually done to maintain consistency in investing in Bitcoin. Whether the price of Bitcoin is low or high is not the issue here. DCA method follow is done to invest in Bitcoin regularly with a long time holding mindset. Now if someone does DCA when there is a dip, then it will be a decision to buy Bitcoin depending on the price. This causes more problems than buying regularly. For example, we do not know in advance which is a real dip and which is a temporary correction. So doing DCA by looking at the price and trading becomes almost the same thing. So the most effective use of DCA is to avoid market timing and buy Bitcoin regularly according to your budget.

Yes, there are lots of people who don't really understand what DCA does. When you're just buying when you think the market is at a low you're not really doing a strict DCA you're trying to time the market. Sometimes that will work, but it also means that you may end up waiting for a bigger drop and lose out on months of accumulation as the price continues to climb. The easiest thing about DCA is the simplicity and discipline for the beginner. The regular investment of a fixed sum instills the discipline of investing and minimizes emotion. When the big correction comes in, if additional money becomes available, it is ok to buy more, but not as a substitute for regular DCA.

In long-term investing, discipline is the key and consistency should be maintained regardless of the market situation. Many people use the DCA method for trading. They follow the market movement and buy when the price falls and sell when it rises. Even if an investor can make a few profits with such a method, he cannot win consistently. Because he will not always be able to guess correctly and may lose all his money if he faces a bigger fall. So if there is a desire to buy when the price falls, this can be done along with regular investments and investors basically keep some money aside which they use to buy more when the price falls. That is, the main goal should be to maintain consistency and use the opportunity to buy more according to their ability.

[junder]

You probably misunderstood Stive009. Stive009's point was that if someone keeps a separate reserve in addition to buying regularly, they can take advantage of the price drop and buy extra. I think his point is logical. PhilosopherKing, if you want, you can prioritize regular purchases and if you have the ability to keep a reserve, then you can buy extra when the price drops with that reserve. I don't see anything wrong here. Because you are not stopping buying and waiting, but rather taking an additional opportunity in addition to buying regularly.

Making purchases with more of course it is logical especially when prices are falling, this is a situation that can indeed be used by investors to make purchases but it must be considered also not to force yourself to accumulate all income, still the main needs must be prioritized and more purchases are intended with discretionary funds that are accumulated entirely for investment.

[cozytrade]

The DCA strategy has nothing to deal with an investor waiting for the price of bitcoin to dip before they can start buying. Whenever an investor is waiting for the price of bitcoin to dip them they are not longer using DCA strategy but rather this is buying the dip strategy. Although it is possible for someone that is using DCA strategy to still buy the dip , that is when a dip occurs during there weekly or monthly DCA. But when waiting is involved, it is no longer DCA strategy but buying the dip strategy.

DCA is usually done routinely, even with occasional pauses due to funding constraints. However, for investors who frequently do it every week or every month and happen to encounter a price drop, it should still be considered a strategy because the investor accidentally encountered the downturn. However, those who deliberately wait for such a situation to occur in the market are usually not true investors but rather people seeking short-term profits by trading within the market. Therefore, everyone can certainly judge this by how they execute the strategy, as DCA is already widely known.

I have to admit that DCA and making the purchase of the dip are not the same thing. The best thing about DCA is that it instills discipline and takes. The guesswork out of investing. Thats why it can motivate new investors to get into the market. And it's OK to buy in small increments as long as you don't obsess about finding the right time to purchase. While purchasing the dip is able to result in better returns occasionally. It demands patience and market judgment. Whilst it can be a more complex strategy for more advanced investors, DCA can be simpler and less stressful for most beginners. Elping to establish. A long term investment discipline and confidence.

[johnsaributua]

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Making purchases with more of course it is logical especially when prices are falling, this is a situation that can indeed be used by investors to make purchases but it must be considered also not to force yourself to accumulate all income, still the main needs must be prioritized and more purchases are intended with discretionary funds that are accumulated entirely for investment.

I believe this is true because there's nothing wrong with anyone making large purchases as long as they have the financial capacity especially when purchasing during a market downturn. This certainly allows them to take advantage of the market situation, which provides a bonus for those who make large purchases by increasing their assets for the future.

We must be careful in observing market conditions and we must also take advantage of market conditions because if not I think it's the same and we can say that we don't take advantage of the market situation when it is in favor of us to buy Bitcoin because this momentum is a bonus for the reason that we sometimes often accumulate when market conditions are stable so with the current situation I think it's natural for us to take advantage of the situation that supports all parties to make purchases where these purchases will add to our assets even if it's only in the form of Bitcoin, but we always become something that supports the increase in our portfolio.

[alankasman]

Even if you use one of the most effective methods of investment in the present time or history, there is no certainty of success. One thing we often forget is that Bitcoin is completely decentralized and no one has any control over it.

DCA is an investment method only, DCA can never increase or decrease demand. The price of Bitcoin depends entirely on demand. Many times it is seen that we are forced to sell our investments due to our own mistakes. For example, many times we invest without depending on our financial situation or outside of discretionary income, and put our holdings at risk for this investment.

This is true, but it all depends on the party having confidence when investing in Bitcoin. Without confidence I don't think someone would invest or accumulate Bitcoin before investing.

It's impossible for someone without confidence to continue investing. For example they've invested before but ultimately suffered a loss. They won't do it again because the experience they gained while investing doesn't guarantee their future. They won't invest again as they've experienced that investing in Bitcoin offers no specific guarantees for the future. On the other hand they no longer have confidence. This differs from those with strong confidence who nevertheless continue to accumulate especially if they have specific goals. They view accumulation as part of their future savings intended to become an asset for their retirement even if it's only the amount or value of the Bitcoin they're saving. They have strong confidence in doing so.

While the DCA strategy is simply a path we take meaning the amount we invest doesn't necessarily qualify. I believe there are benefits to the DCA strategy as not all of us have the same income. Therefore the advantage of this strategy is that we can invest with any amount we have. This is very helpful for those of us who sometimes lack the income to invest large sums when purchasing Bitcoin.

[CageMabok]

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I have to admit that DCA and making the purchase of the dip are not the same thing. The best thing about DCA is that it instills discipline and takes. The guesswork out of investing. Thats why it can motivate new investors to get into the market. And it's OK to buy in small increments as long as you don't obsess about finding the right time to purchase. While purchasing the dip is able to result in better returns occasionally. It demands patience and market judgment. Whilst it can be a more complex strategy for more advanced investors, DCA can be simpler and less stressful for most beginners. Elping to establish. A long term investment discipline and confidence.

I agree with your point, but we all need to understand that coincidences can also happen to investors who frequently buy, such as when prices are falling, and continue buying as they have done before. And yes, this unintentional occurrence can certainly be considered an additional opportunity for them, because before it happened, they were also continuing to buy without thinking about waiting for the price drop to arrive. This means that investors who truly understand how to invest and utilize DCA daily will never waste time on price declines in the market. Both beginners and experienced investors have realized that DCA is a convenient method, even without substantial initial capital.

[Nwaswago]

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I have to admit that DCA and making the purchase of the dip are not the same thing. The best thing about DCA is that it instills discipline and takes. The guesswork out of investing. Thats why it can motivate new investors to get into the market. And it's OK to buy in small increments as long as you don't obsess about finding the right time to purchase. While purchasing the dip is able to result in better returns occasionally. It demands patience and market judgment. Whilst it can be a more complex strategy for more advanced investors, DCA can be simpler and less stressful for most beginners. Elping to establish. A long term investment discipline and confidence.

I agree with your point, but we all need to understand that coincidences can also happen to investors who frequently buy, such as when prices are falling, and continue buying as they have done before. And yes, this unintentional occurrence can certainly be considered an additional opportunity for them, because before it happened, they were also continuing to buy without thinking about waiting for the price drop to arrive. This means that investors who truly understand how to invest and utilize DCA daily will never waste time on price declines in the market. Both beginners and experienced investors have realized that DCA is a convenient method, even without substantial initial capital.

I think one of the biggest strengths of DCA is that it removes the pressure of having to be right every time. Most beginners are intimidated by questions like, Is this the right time to buy? or What if the price drops tomorrow? DCA answers those questions with consistency instead of prediction.
I also agree that people using DCA can still benefit when the market dips because their regular purchases naturally accumulate more Bitcoin at lower prices without changing their plan. That's different from trying to time every correction, which often leads to hesitation or emotional decisions.
DCA shouldn't become a strategy people follow blindly.

[samadam007]

We must be careful in observing market conditions and we must also take advantage of market conditions because if not I think it's the same and we can say that we don't take advantage of the market situation when it is in favor of us to buy Bitcoin because this momentum is a bonus for the reason that we sometimes often accumulate when market conditions are stable so with the current situation I think it's natural for us to take advantage of the situation that supports all parties to make purchases where these purchases will add to our assets even if it's only in the form of Bitcoin, but we always become something that supports the increase in our portfolio.

See peak delusion lol…It’s very easy to spot someone with trading mindset because only traders think like this….always looking for perfect entry that can’t be predicted. You’re confidently encouraging market timing more than investing. Even calling every market downturn a "bonus" as if it automatically rewards anyone that buys. How do you know the price will not fall much lower? In reality, we can only know after it has happened(not before)

You’re also making it look like anyone that doesn't buy ever dip is missing out. That’s not true, some people follow strict DCA plan, while others simply might not have extra money to put in. It doesn’t mean your smarter than them. No responsible investor should feel pressured to use funds set aside for other important things just because he wants to take advantage of dips

[KeenanEl19]

I think one of the biggest strengths of DCA is that it removes the pressure of having to be right every time. Most beginners are intimidated by questions like, Is this the right time to buy? or What if the price drops tomorrow? DCA answers those questions with consistency instead of prediction.
I also agree that people using DCA can still benefit when the market dips because their regular purchases naturally accumulate more Bitcoin at lower prices without changing their plan. That's different from trying to time every correction, which often leads to hesitation or emotional decisions.
DCA shouldn't become a strategy people follow blindly.

Basically do not wait for the time to buy, do it when we are ready to do it with the income that can be spent then we can do it even though starting with a relatively small amount. In addition, we must also be prepared to lose because investing in BTC also has its own risks, it's just that I believe that people investing in BTC are better than saving with cash that can decrease in value due to inflation.

With this DCA strategy it becomes an easy step to do it because we can do it with a small amount or precisely what we can afford according to our own cash flow. In addition, do not just think about the benefits of investing, this should be done in the long term so when we buy and then we HOLD it for the future, if you think about the benefits it seems like the investment will not last long.

[JayJuanGee]

You probably misunderstood Stive009. Stive009's point was that if someone keeps a separate reserve in addition to buying regularly, they can take advantage of the price drop and buy extra. I think his point is logical. PhilosopherKing, if you want, you can prioritize regular purchases and if you have the ability to keep a reserve, then you can buy extra when the price drops with that reserve. I don't see anything wrong here. Because you are not stopping buying and waiting, but rather taking an additional opportunity in addition to buying regularly.

Making purchases with more of course it is logical especially when prices are falling, this is a situation that can indeed be used by investors to make purchases but it must be considered also not to force yourself to accumulate all income, still the main needs must be prioritized and more purchases are intended with discretionary funds that are accumulated entirely for investment.

Even though counter-intuitive, it tends to be better to ongoingly buy bitcoin rather than holding back funds for dips that may or may not end up happening.

Of course, if a person has a lot of discretionary funds and/or already been accumulating bitcoin for a long time, there  might be some logic in holding some money back for possible dips... otherwise bitcoin newbies perhaps less than a whole cycle in accumulating bitcoin and even folks who are fairly early in their bitcoin accumulation journey or perceive themselves to be a long way from their bitcoin accumulation goal, it tends to be better to stay focused on ongoing regular and persistent accumulation.  Holding back value to buy dips that might not happen is not a good actual strategy and it also likely puts an investor into a waiting mindset rather than an acting and ongoingly buying mindset.

[BluebloodCXVI]

You probably misunderstood Stive009. Stive009's point was that if someone keeps a separate reserve in addition to buying regularly, they can take advantage of the price drop and buy extra. I think his point is logical. PhilosopherKing, if you want, you can prioritize regular purchases and if you have the ability to keep a reserve, then you can buy extra when the price drops with that reserve. I don't see anything wrong here. Because you are not stopping buying and waiting, but rather taking an additional opportunity in addition to buying regularly.

Making purchases with more of course it is logical especially when prices are falling, this is a situation that can indeed be used by investors to make purchases but it must be considered also not to force yourself to accumulate all income, still the main needs must be prioritized and more purchases are intended with discretionary funds that are accumulated entirely for investment.

Perhaps you’re right that when the prices are falling, it can create a good opportunity for people to buy more bitcoin, but putting yourself in a good position where you can actually be able to take advantage of that opportunity without putting yourself under unnecessary pressure is the most important factor to consider.

It’s doesn’t make sense to force yourself to invest every available dollar while you’re ignoring your everyday needs. Your basic expenses and financial responsibilities should always come first.

[AuchanX]

Even if you use one of the most effective methods of investment in the present time or history, there is no certainty of success. One thing we often forget is that Bitcoin is completely decentralized and no one has any control over it.

DCA is an investment method only, DCA can never increase or decrease demand. The price of Bitcoin depends entirely on demand. Many times it is seen that we are forced to sell our investments due to our own mistakes. For example, many times we invest without depending on our financial situation or outside of discretionary income, and put our holdings at risk for this investment.

This is true, but it all depends on the party having confidence when investing in Bitcoin. Without confidence I don't think someone would invest or accumulate Bitcoin before investing.

It's impossible for someone without confidence to continue investing. For example they've invested before but ultimately suffered a loss. They won't do it again because the experience they gained while investing doesn't guarantee their future. They won't invest again as they've experienced that investing in Bitcoin offers no specific guarantees for the future. On the other hand they no longer have confidence. This differs from those with strong confidence who nevertheless continue to accumulate especially if they have specific goals. They view accumulation as part of their future savings intended to become an asset for their retirement even if it's only the amount or value of the Bitcoin they're saving. They have strong confidence in doing so.

While the DCA strategy is simply a path we take meaning the amount we invest doesn't necessarily qualify. I believe there are benefits to the DCA strategy as not all of us have the same income. Therefore the advantage of this strategy is that we can invest with any amount we have. This is very helpful for those of us who sometimes lack the income to invest large sums when purchasing Bitcoin.

Confidence is not always built before you start. Rather, confidence can be built gradually by participating in small amounts, watching price fluctuations, and understanding your own behavior. Confidence is certainly necessary to maintain investment in the long term, but it is not a condition that it must be there at the beginning. A new investor who wants to start today may not gain complete confidence in advance because he has no previous real experience. Perhaps some people can learn about the volatility of Bitcoin from reading books or from the experience of others, but the experience of seeing the first fall with his own money seems different to me. Therefore, a new investor should probably start with small amounts rather than trying to gain complete confidence. Only by starting can a person slowly make decisions from real experience.

[Hardyrobust]

You probably misunderstood Stive009. Stive009's point was that if someone keeps a separate reserve in addition to buying regularly, they can take advantage of the price drop and buy extra. I think his point is logical. PhilosopherKing, if you want, you can prioritize regular purchases and if you have the ability to keep a reserve, then you can buy extra when the price drops with that reserve. I don't see anything wrong here. Because you are not stopping buying and waiting, but rather taking an additional opportunity in addition to buying regularly.

Making purchases with more of course it is logical especially when prices are falling, this is a situation that can indeed be used by investors to make purchases but it must be considered also not to force yourself to accumulate all income, still the main needs must be prioritized and more purchases are intended with discretionary funds that are accumulated entirely for investment.

Even though counter-intuitive, it tends to be better to ongoingly buy bitcoin rather than holding back funds for dips that may or may not end up happening.

Of course, if a person has a lot of discretionary funds and/or already been accumulating bitcoin for a long time, there  might be some logic in holding some money back for possible dips... otherwise bitcoin newbies perhaps less than a whole cycle in accumulating bitcoin and even folks who are fairly early in their bitcoin accumulation journey or perceive themselves to be a long way from their bitcoin accumulation goal, it tends to be better to stay focused on ongoing regular and persistent accumulation.  Holding back value to buy dips that might not happen is not a good actual strategy and it also likely puts an investor into a waiting mindset rather than an acting and ongoingly buying mindset.

For sure it is not a good idea for a low coiner to be waiting for bitcoin to dip before they can buy bitcoin. They are supposed to focused on continuous accumulation of bitcoin using there available discretionary income in other to be able to build a good portfolio in bitcoin. So it will be unwise for a newbie or those that are still far from there investment goal to be waiting for a desire dip which may not happen. Consistent buying is very important for a low coiner especially for those with low discretionary income or those that are still far away from meeting there investment timeline.

[Olatundespo]

You probably misunderstood Stive009. Stive009's point was that if someone keeps a separate reserve in addition to buying regularly, they can take advantage of the price drop and buy extra. I think his point is logical. PhilosopherKing, if you want, you can prioritize regular purchases and if you have the ability to keep a reserve, then you can buy extra when the price drops with that reserve. I don't see anything wrong here. Because you are not stopping buying and waiting, but rather taking an additional opportunity in addition to buying regularly.

Making purchases with more of course it is logical especially when prices are falling, this is a situation that can indeed be used by investors to make purchases but it must be considered also not to force yourself to accumulate all income, still the main needs must be prioritized and more purchases are intended with discretionary funds that are accumulated entirely for investment.

Especially when the price of Bitcoin is in a downward trend, it makes sense to buy aggressively from the excess reserve funds you have. This makes more sense at that time if you have been regularly accumulating Bitcoin. Waiting for bearish periods to buy Bitcoin means you are wasting time. Regularly using DCA through discretionary income means that you are at the right way of investment and keeping cash reserves available is a great opportunity to buy aggressively Bitcoin in bearish sessions.

[Merit.s]

Especially when the price of Bitcoin is in a downward trend, it makes sense to buy aggressively from the excess reserve funds you have. This makes more sense at that time if you have been regularly accumulating Bitcoin. Waiting for bearish periods to buy Bitcoin means you are wasting time. Regularly using DCA through discretionary income means that you are at the right way of investment and keeping cash reserves available is a great opportunity to buy aggressively Bitcoin in bearish sessions.

You don't need to keep excess reserve funds because you want to buy bitcoin aggressively when the dip arrives because it's still like slowing down your bitcoin investment pace because if the dip didn't come, it means that you wouldn't buy aggressively when you have the funds which is still like waiting for the dip.

It better you use those excess funds and add to your weekly DCA and DCA aggressively when you can instead of waiting to buy aggressively only during the dip that may come or not.

[Benhouse]

I find investors using the DCA strategy invest for the long term.
Special Considerations Should Beginners Follow the DCA Method for Bitcoin Investments? What Can Be the Outcome -Future

Yes beginners can use DCA for Bitcoin, and it is often a sensible approach because it reduces the pressure of trying to time the market and helps build a long-term habit of investing regularly. The likely outcome is that you accumulate Bitcoin gradually over time, with returns depending heavily on Bitcoin’s long-term price trend and the length of your holding period.

[ASloveapg]

You probably misunderstood Stive009. Stive009's point was that if someone keeps a separate reserve in addition to buying regularly, they can take advantage of the price drop and buy extra. I think his point is logical. PhilosopherKing, if you want, you can prioritize regular purchases and if you have the ability to keep a reserve, then you can buy extra when the price drops with that reserve. I don't see anything wrong here. Because you are not stopping buying and waiting, but rather taking an additional opportunity in addition to buying regularly.

Making purchases with more of course it is logical especially when prices are falling, this is a situation that can indeed be used by investors to make purchases but it must be considered also not to force yourself to accumulate all income, still the main needs must be prioritized and more purchases are intended with discretionary funds that are accumulated entirely for investment.

Especially when the price of Bitcoin is in a downward trend, it makes sense to buy aggressively from the excess reserve funds you have. This makes more sense at that time if you have been regularly accumulating Bitcoin. Waiting for bearish periods to buy Bitcoin means you are wasting time. Regularly using DCA through discretionary income means that you are at the right way of investment and keeping cash reserves available is a great opportunity to buy aggressively Bitcoin in bearish sessions.

Our main investment strategy should be continuous investment, and that is DCA, but if we only make buying during price drops our main investment strategy, then it is undoubtedly a wrong investment strategy. Buying during price drops is a good thing, because it helps to grow the portfolio well. But first, we need to focus on the continuity of our investment first. Because in reality, no one can say for sure where the market will go down and when it will go up, so waiting blindly is only a reason to fall behind, so the main investment strategy is DCA, after that, keep a separate fund to buy during price drops, and also take care of the emergency fund. In my opinion, continuity is better than buying during volatility in the long term, but we can invest using both strategies if we want.

[The Founding Titan]

Especially when the price of Bitcoin is in a downward trend, it makes sense to buy aggressively from the excess reserve funds you have. This makes more sense at that time if you have been regularly accumulating Bitcoin. Waiting for bearish periods to buy Bitcoin means you are wasting time. Regularly using DCA through discretionary income means that you are at the right way of investment and keeping cash reserves available is a great opportunity to buy aggressively Bitcoin in bearish sessions.

You don't need to keep excess reserve funds because you want to buy bitcoin aggressively when the dip arrives because it's still like slowing down your bitcoin investment pace because if the dip didn't come, it means that you wouldn't buy aggressively when you have the funds which is still like waiting for the dip.

It better you use those excess funds and add to your weekly DCA and DCA aggressively when you can instead of waiting to buy aggressively only during the dip that may come or not.

There is nothing wrong with buying the DIP, i do think that deciding to continuously save up money to buy the DIP when/if I happens which is not even a guarantee is not the smartest move and investor will make, if you are planning on using that money to buy the DIP then you are already planning on using it to buy bitcoin so why not just use it to buy bitcoin right now using the DCA, ir you want to wait for a dip then byvthe time you finally buy the price of bitcoin during that DIP might even be higher than the price of bitcoin when you started saving for a DIP.