Is it wise to still buy?

[Zanab247]

If you apply such to BTC investment it will be a nice move OP, because you can buy BTC at anytime as long you will hodl for long years before you can trade them. This is what some newbies don't know that BTC is different from crypto and anytime you are investing your money, make sure you are investing in BTC, because it will not make you lose hope since you are hodling for long years before you can take profit.

I don't think this price of BTC is too high for people to buy BTC compare to what is coming in the future. For those that used their opportunity well to buy BTC in 2022 and 2023 made massive profits from this bull run that started some years ago till now, and it will help many investors to start accumulating BTC again.

[Zy_sat]

If you apply such to BTC investment it will be a nice move OP, because you can buy BTC at anytime as long you will hodl for long years before you can trade them. This is what some newbies don't know that BTC is different from crypto and anytime you are investing your money, make sure you are investing in BTC, because it will not make you lose hope since you are hodling for long years before you can take profit.

I don't think this price of BTC is too high for people to buy BTC compare to what is coming in the future. For those that used their opportunity well to buy BTC in 2022 and 2023 made massive profits from this bull run that started some years ago till now, and it will help many investors to start accumulating BTC again.

I agreed with this opinion.

That is correct that BTC is a lifetime investment, as if we do the hodl, whenever we buy the BTC, even if it is on the high price or low price, this is still profitable. But you unable to expect it in the short term, as this is a long term investment and not an overnight benefit return.

I think, buying right now is still a good choice to do, as now the price still dropping, and selling it also not a bad idea if you do it in a correct calculation. I mean, do not sell a big number of BTC you have right now, if you have enough to spare so this is a good time to spend some into your bank account, but if the number BTC you had still on a development process, it is better to keep it and buy more using the DCA method. This is helpful, and will keep you growth without blaming the current BTC chart that going dropped day by day.

[CryptoHeadlineNews]

Questions;
1. What if the deep never return?

If it is Bitcoin's dip you are referring to, then be rest assured that it will surely return, because this is not the first time Bitcoin is experiencing a dip and yet recovered fully after several weeks or months back into it's normal price and yet still creating new All Time Highs.

2. What really determines it return?

It's strong community and the people who believes in Bitcoin as a worthy alternative to fiat is actually what determines its returns after a big dip in its price value. Because as long as people still believes in Bitcoin and keep buying it as their preferred asset for the future, it will always remain valuable and recover after each market dip.

3. Do you still place more value on crypto despite its short falling?

No, I don't place more value on crypto generally after they fall during a dip, but it you mean Bitcoin, then Bitcoin is the only crypto that I strongly believe to recover after each dip, since it has a community of millions of people who believes in it.

4. What is the advantage of the deep outside buying?

Buying a coin during a dip is not an advantage, but been able to see your profit double or triple after buying at the dip is what usually matters. Because it's not everybody who buys Bitcoin at the dip are patient enough to hold till when it's value skyrocket again.

[alastantiger]

Questions;
1. What if the deep never return?
2. What really determines it return?
3. Do you still place more value on crypto despite its short falling?
4. What is the advantage of the deep outside buying?

It is always a wise decision to continue to buy Bitcoin despite the market condition of Bitcoin at the moment, Bitcoin is one cryptocurrency that has proven that it should not be doubted hence I don't think it is now that we should start that doubting it because it is going to prove us wrong again. Bitcoin has been trading so high all through out last year and it having correction right now does not mean it is the end of Bitcoin, instead this is an opportunity that we should be buying Bitcoin and anyone that buys now isn't going to regret because the price is going to go higher in the future but we just have to have little patience and continue to hold until the market becomes bullish again.

[kawetsriyanto]

If you mean keep buying BTC during this huge decline, it will be always good. You must know that this bearish market won't last forever. This red market will be over soon when the bullish season stars. Even we don't know the bottom price of Bitcoin, but I am sure it won't too far from $60k. You must have taken a look of many predictions, people said the bottom probably will be around $40k-$50k. However, even you didn't buy at the bottom price, it is okay. I am sure you will only sell your Bitcoin when the price increase above $100k right? Most people even will only sell their Bitcoin at a new ATH. So, there is no problem to keep buying, we still can get good returns (profits). So far, Bitcoin always hits a new ATH in each bullrun season.

[dezoel]

Right now, may or may not be all that great to buy but at the same time we should be considering how this could be changing very quickly and go down even more. There aren't really anything that we could see what type of thing that can change, so we should be careful about it.

We are going to still not be hurt if we can buy right now, that is not a bad idea and we can do this. If we work towards this then we can make it work one way or another. I think buying now shouldn't be a big trouble.

[YOSHIE]

1. What if the deep never return?

That's already a risk, for that you really have to prioritize various speculations and predictions about the crypto assets you want to buy, but if you think like that you should stay away from buying crypto or Bitcoin.
Just like someone wants to start a business, what if they lose, if your way of thinking is like that, you are not ready to take risks, don't deal with risks.

2. What really determines it return?

As far as I know, there are many possible factors that can determine returns in the crypto market for crypto assets such as Bitcoin.
These factors could be caused by Halving Events, Market Sentiment & Adoption, Supply & Demand and so on.

3. Do you still place more value on crypto despite its short falling?

I don't view the current decline in crypto prices as a negative view, I view it as a market cycle, it often happens and that's a normal thing, in short, the market, if I speculate, still has fundamental value, even though crypto prices fall.

4. What is the advantage of the deep outside buying?

That's for sure, apart from buying when crypto prices are down/cheap, you will also collect more of the crypto assets you want, this is also a form of hedge for you, of course so you can sell them when prices are high or when the crypto market rises.

[Hardyrobust]

 There is no need to be bothered by whether the dip will return or not , the most important thing is if you were able to utilise the opportunity that the market offers during the bear season. However, if it happens we're not able to buy the dip , it is no problem at all . There is still opportunities in the market and as long as bitcoin is concern there will always be a dip. Unless you are talking about a desire dip.
Bitcoin is volatile in nature and if we look at the past history of bitcoin in every cycle there will always be a dip, but the only thing is no one can predict how far or when the dip will occur.
I don't place value in crypto but for bitcoin, is a yes because bitcoin has proven it's worth as a potential coin.

[l99l]

It's not entirely clear what you're referring to, but I'm assuming you're talking about Bitcoin.
Waiting for the absolute bottom to buy might be a mistake. Because while you're waiting for the deepest point, it could suddenly surge.
Or, when you buy, it might actually fall even further. Therefore, buying in small amounts and accumulating at the dips is always a good idea. Looking at Bitcoin cycles, holding for a few years has generally yielded good profits. By making some purchases within these few-year cycles, you can sell when the time is right during a good surge.

[Woodie]

One need to ask this question because from my last post I complain lost much on btc and to be guided on this crypto journey.
Considering the fact that many people have lost this period do you still consider it wise to buy the dip?

How did you lose, were you trading on a leveraged platform such that you got liquidated for a wrong prediction of markets??

Because if you were a hodler, you can breakeven by holding till price returns at price you bought your coins at

As of buying the dip, honestly it comes down to your risk appetite and if you can afford it, if you in it for the long term buy otherwise proceed with caution..

[yixichloro2xx]

‎I think every investor's should've have known that Bitcoin is a volatile asset. So it might be bullish today but in the best few days it is already dipping. This current bearish momentum is just a correction phase, it has happened multiple times. This volatility is as result of demands adoption, macro factors etc. The only advantage I see in this dip is that someone can buy at a cheaper rate.
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‎If you were to look at Bitcoin in broader pictures, that's when you will notice that this dip is just a short term phase, because it has always been in a bullish direction from long term perspective. So investors must not allow this to get into their minds, whereby they will start making decisions based on their emotions or panicking unnecessarily. That's why it is advisable for investors to only use money that they can afford to lose.

[cryptomaniac_xxx]

‎I think every investor's should've have known that Bitcoin is a volatile asset. So it might be bullish today but in the best few days it is already dipping. This current bearish momentum is just a correction phase, it has happened multiple times. This volatility is as result of demands adoption, macro factors etc. The only advantage I see in this dip is that someone can buy at a cheaper rate.
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‎If you were to look at Bitcoin in broader pictures, that's when you will notice that this dip is just a short term phase, because it has always been in a bullish direction from long term perspective. So investors must not allow this to get into their minds, whereby they will start making decisions based on their emotions or panicking unnecessarily. That's why it is advisable for investors to only use money that they can afford to lose.

You forget to mentioned about the cycle too. Bitcoin is volatile yes, but it works into Bear/Bull cycle. So right now, we are in the bear cycle that's why the price is going down hard as we might experience -50% down or higher from our last all time high. So I don't think that there is such thing as dip in short term, again, it's based on cycle. The good news is that this bear cycle is the start of our accumulation. The time wherein we buy and save a lot of Bitcoin because it's at a discount price.

And then when the bull cycle starts or at least when we enter it, and then reach it's peak, then that is the time to sell and take our profits. I will say that it is still a good time to buy right now and then be a long term HOLDer.

[passwordnow]

1. What if the deep never return?

Then we all lose, that's it. And we have already missed the lifetime opportunity that the dip has come and we did nothing but ignored it.

‎I think every investor's should've have known that Bitcoin is a volatile asset. So it might be bullish today but in the best few days it is already dipping.

This is what these questions are looking for the answer. They're not confident of its volatility and that's why they want to assure themselves through the answer of the people they ask if it's okay to invest during the dip. I think that's the whole point of investing not only in bitcoin but in other assets as well, you'll never know what's coming by tomorrow with these volatile assets.

[STT]

Its a strange twist in human emotional reactions that we feel more secure buying the popular 120k Bitcoin over the 60k Bitcoin once its fallen and is less popular.  Its been proven to rise and fall in cycles for many years now, the unit you buy is exactly the same in either case but we are comforted by a higher price then a cheaper one; thats how people make alot of money selling expensive items I guess.

  I don't know I'd call it wisdom more longevity, just make sure you can buy some every month or if not regularly then repeatedly on some timeline you are comfortable with.  Buy in proportion to your own ability to hold long term over years and you will be fine, buy this year & buy next + the year after and its quite reasonable.
  The one thing all the doubters got wrong continually was the durability of BTC being far more then just a flash in the pan despite its rapid movements at times, other times its slow and price moves sideways nothing new in that imo.