I understand, but don't forget the manipulators. It is they (by short-term actions) who can lead you off the right path - endings, loss of deposit + leaving the market. Whoever, whatever their experience. In any case, it pays to be always in the market + monitor many indicators. It is important.
P.S. In all of this, we should not forget that each of us makes our own decisions. Without shifting responsibility to others. The main point that also should not be forgotten as far as I'm concerned. 
The market is opened for everyone to join and exit and the party needs both buyers and sellers, winners and losers because you can not have a party if nobody in the market are buying. Winners must get money, profit from losers and it's how market work.
Think of it that if whales want to take profit, they must to take it from other people and probably include you. You will play as a loser or join whales to become winner in the market, it's your decision.
The good thing is that after the dump, it provides an opportunity to dive into the crypto market to buy Bitcoin at a discount price and for Bitcoin to increase in price more than it has before.
People can hope to have cheaper price to buy and they can wait for a while but when market has a dip, they will feel panic and reject good opportunities to buy.
Newbies in this market will have to experience in the market with a long time, with many missing opportunities, wrong decisions, before they are experienced enough to make investment plans and be strong in dips, to buy cheap bitcoins.