What is your next buy price

[skarais]

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If the 60k entry point looks good, but if it drops further, that's a different story. Whatever the case, the strongest resistance is at 50k. If that also breaks, as usual, selling will occur again due to fear. Essentially, whales are forcing the market to sell at a low price, otherwise they won't.

I think you made a typo regarding resistance or maybe that's your analysis?
Resistance should now be around $70,000, with the real-time price at $64,000. Strong support is expected at $60,000, so if $60,000 is broken, the next support level will clearly fall. I don't expect any drop below the current support level at all, but anything can happen as long as selling pressure remains high.

[GeorgeJohn]

I can't recall when I made a calculation of when my next and best entry price will be in each bear season; with the way the market has been going, if there is money reserved for Bitcoin accumulation, I should have already started from the first time it dumped below $70k and will be buying as it drops, not buying all at once, and also not waiting for it to fall down to a certain level.

Actually if you have founds you will not calculate the best entry price, you will start accumulating bitcoin, but some people do wait until the price of Bitcoin falls and started rising before they can invest...

The thing is that during a bearish season investors always prepared to invest in bitcoin, and people always like to put in more money for bitcoin investment...I'm using myself as point of illustration, I do invest in bitcoin anytime I wants to invest, especially when the capital is available.

[jostorres]

Actually Bitcoin is down 50% from $126k,however what is being discussed here is what is our best price to buy Bitcoin. The truth is that I do not have such a plan because if one has the best capital, then buying this decentralized currency at the current price or implementing a simple dip-buying strategy is the ideal person's job. In this situation, you are reasonable that many of the Bitcoin investors who sold for $ 126k in October last year have taken their profits to the top but at the moment investors may not be able to take their profits to the top because various political animosities have stopped the upward movement of this currency. By the way, a huge correction in the Bitcoin market in February 2026 is not a desirable situation for me because it is possible to buy at a reasonable price if you have cash.

The better plan would not be just picking a price and buying from there, but instead buying anytime you can while it's going down, that way you can do a lot better. There is absolutely no way that we can stop this and we can only benefit from it if we want to, drop will happen and bear market will continue and you can't do anything to make it go back up.

So instead of being worried about the fall, or waiting for the up, or trying to guess the best price that will hit the bottom, it would be smarter if you do DCA and that way you are going to end up getting a better return because DCA would mean that you are going to keep buying as much as you can for as long as you can and the return will be a lot better for you.

[Leahized]

Many of those Bitcoin investors who sold their Bitcoin when the price was $100,000 and above have taken their profits at the top.
If buying back is your plan and you have waited for the price of Bitcoin to decline before you buy, the bear market is your most desirable scenario, and a market dip like this is your entry target, this makes me ask, just for speculation.
What is your target discount entry price?
Will you start buying at the current price, or are you expecting Bitcoin to drop to $50k before you buy? What is your best price? Let’s have this for discussion.

Prophecy is a guess, it never comes true. Moreover, we make various assumptions and based on these assumptions it will be very difficult. So what do you think is the best time to buy Bitcoin? I think this is not correct at all because we can never say bitcoin can come below 50k. That is why every investor should buy now because it is the best way. Otherwise if Bitcoin falls further, then buy according to DCA method. By doing this, the money invested will be removed from the risk. And thus every investor can have confidence.

[internetional]

In this cycle, I am waiting for a -70% discount from the ATH, so I plan to buy at 40K. However, I see this number mentioned so often by other traders that it inevitably reminds me of the previous cycle. Back then, many were saying that 30K was a great entry point. People bought at 30K, but the price later dropped almost another 50%, and it took a long time, with a lot of struggle, to reclaim that 30K level. I hope we do not see the same story repeat this time with 40K!

[Pandu Geddon]

Prophecy is a guess, it never comes true. Moreover, we make various assumptions and based on these assumptions it will be very difficult. So what do you think is the best time to buy Bitcoin? I think this is not correct at all because we can never say bitcoin can come below 50k. That is why every investor should buy now because it is the best way. Otherwise if Bitcoin falls further, then buy according to DCA method. By doing this, the money invested will be removed from the risk. And thus every investor can have confidence.

Bitcoin has experienced a good increase in a few hours, now at $68k, and it can drop again. Previously, some people discussed the possibility of Bitcoin falling below $60k, which might indeed happen. We can buy at a certain price range to get a good deal. We never specifically guess the lowest price, but we can take advantage of it if we are ready to hold for a long-term plan.

[EFS]

Any price below $100k is good for buying in my opinion. Every 5 digit price is a buying opportunity. That's why it's important to make regular purchases at these levels. If it drops, you end up owning more coins. If it goes up, you won't regret it and you'll be happy with less coins you already have.

My personal bottom target is around 50k. If it drops even lower, I'd just see that as an extra buying opportunity. Levels like 30k still feel unrealistic, I'm not sure if we'll ever see that again. These are just predictions, we're not fortune tellers.

[Alonso_]

Right now I don’t have a particular buy price whatever is the price of bitcoin and I have a discretionary income available, I will have no choice but to buy at that available price, because there is absolutely nothing I can do about the volatility of bitcoin, Considering the volatile nature of bitcoin, you will have to understand that bitcoin itself have a tendency towards going down and down instead of going up, and it also have a tendency of going up so nobody will know or have any idea of predicting whatever price Bitcoin would be before they can start buying bitcoin, bitcoin have been made available in such a way that you can afford to buy bitcoin whatever the price is, which is why we have different techniques that best suits your options, more like DCA, you can always buy bitcoin all the time through the DCA, you don’t alway have to rely on buying through the dip, because dip doesn’t happen all the time when investing in bitcoin.

[Swordsoffreedom]

In this cycle, I am waiting for a -70% discount from the ATH, so I plan to buy at 40K. However, I see this number mentioned so often by other traders that it inevitably reminds me of the previous cycle. Back then, many were saying that 30K was a great entry point. People bought at 30K, but the price later dropped almost another 50%, and it took a long time, with a lot of struggle, to reclaim that 30K level. I hope we do not see the same story repeat this time with 40K!

Do you mean Bitcoin could drop to $20k? This is equivalent to a reduction of 84%.

The future is unpredictable, but honestly, I do not believe it could happen

If I remember correctly, during the 2022 bear market, Bitcoin fell by about 77%, which is less than the two previous bear markets. And as we all know, Bitcoin is gradually maturing and its volatility is decreasing over time. Therefore, the idea that Bitcoin could fall 80% in this cycle sound unconvincing

I am one of those who believe in the 4 year cycle and believe that Bitcoin will still be dumped despite intervention from institution and government. But I do not think Bitcoin can fall to $40k, let alone fall any lower than that.

[maydna]

I buy Bitcoin at $64k-$76k but I missed $62k as the lowest price. But I still waiting for the next lower price if there is another down.

I don't have best price because if the price reach the lower price, I may buy for some amounts.

We don't know how the lowest price will be so we can only place a buy order at the price we want and wait. If the price down lower than $67k, that is the good time to buy.

The bearish will comes and only a matter of time. But you should make a plan when you should buy and hodl.

[internetional]

Do you mean Bitcoin could drop to $20k? This is equivalent to a reduction of 84%.

Yes, that is exactly what I meant. But of course, I realize that the price may not even drop to $40K. That is why I am not placing a buy order at $40K for now. It is my main plan, but I am also considering other options. For example, I am watching the futures market. As soon as backwardation starts to appear, I will probably begin gradually accumulating futures positions. Last time - in August 2020 - this strategy did not let me down. Back then, I managed to get Bitcoin at a slightly lower price than if I had bought it on the spot market.