A buying opportunity in the dip?

[KryptoBull]

It is wise to buy when the market is in a correction mode. Those who buy during that time and sell during the bullish period will be the ones who will benefit the most from trading. But if someone does the opposite, then the possibility of loss is almost certain. When the market is in a recession, some people panic and sell, which increases their losses. There is definitely risk in buying and selling in the short term, which is why long-term investment is better. When it comes to investing in Bitcoin, I encourage long-term investment.

I'm no longer interested in buying the dip right now, as the dip has passed for BTC. I know that many companies are happy to buy BTC below 100K, but they missed the opportunity to buy BTC below 20K in late 2022. Trying to accumulate BTC when the price drops at the moment is not what I'm aiming for, I've taken some profits from BTC and have no intention of buying it back.

For altcoins: if it creates a new dip, I don't dare to continue to believe in the success of that token this season. I will look for tokens that have recovered very well and the current price drop is just a temporary and necessary correction for the upcoming price increase.

[jeraldskie11]

For what the market is currently, we cannot concluded that we are in the dip, because being ahead of $90,000 is not what we should call a dip at all, we don't even know if we are going more bullish anytime from now or we have already attained the last all time high for this season, however, we should be very careful in what ever decision we make, because the market is somewhat unpredictable to an extent for now.

BTC is always can be bought, on a dip or not.
If we are going to hodl long-term, that is.
About the rest of the market - yeah, I agree, much caution is needed.

We can still be profitable even if we invested in a very high price because the price of Bitcoin will continue to grow. Let us say you invested at the peak of the last cycle which is around $70k, if you hold it until now you will gain almost 50% of your capital, and that is only less than 4 years. But if we invested at the dip in Dec 2022 at the price of $17k and still holding now, you gain profit multiple of your capital. So they both become profitable in the long run, but still best to invest at ideal price to maximize the profit.

Bitcoin investment really does provide multiple benefits, but it takes patience. In my opinion, a 4-year cycle is not a short time. Here, we who invest in the long term must really use long-term investment money. If we use savings for emergency use, I think we will not get maximum benefits, there will be losses.

Yeah, that's right. You are the only one who can manage it. If you don't want savings as your emergency then make a separate place for it. But normally, people make it as one. There is no choice but to pull out some of our savings if there's an emergency but if you can't withdraw it because the price is very low, you have to do other way to get money. If there's no other way but to use your savings, you must do it. Life is more important than money.

[enwi]

For what the market is currently, we cannot concluded that we are in the dip, because being ahead of $90,000 is not what we should call a dip at all, we don't even know if we are going more bullish anytime from now or we have already attained the last all time high for this season, however, we should be very careful in what ever decision we make, because the market is somewhat unpredictable to an extent for now.

BTC is always can be bought, on a dip or not.
If we are going to hodl long-term, that is.
About the rest of the market - yeah, I agree, much caution is needed.

We can still be profitable even if we invested in a very high price because the price of Bitcoin will continue to grow. Let us say you invested at the peak of the last cycle which is around $70k, if you hold it until now you will gain almost 50% of your capital, and that is only less than 4 years. But if we invested at the dip in Dec 2022 at the price of $17k and still holding now, you gain profit multiple of your capital. So they both become profitable in the long run, but still best to invest at ideal price to maximize the profit.

Bitcoin investment really does provide multiple benefits, but it takes patience. In my opinion, a 4-year cycle is not a short time. Here, we who invest in the long term must really use long-term investment money. If we use savings for emergency use, I think we will not get maximum benefits, there will be losses.

Yeah, that's right. You are the only one who can manage it. If you don't want savings as your emergency then make a separate place for it. But normally, people make it as one. There is no choice but to pull out some of our savings if there's an emergency but if you can't withdraw it because the price is very low, you have to do other way to get money. If there's no other way but to use your savings, you must do it. Life is more important than money.

Sure budgeting in terms of needs is one of the components of a decision that should be made comprehensively. It is beneficial if there is a possibility of creating a special purpose for emergency funds so that mishaps do not show their ugly heads. Perceive it is that in some circumstances, it couldn’t be denied that savings are the only available source at the time. Savings are especially important when one day you wake up and realise it is necessary to use it and in such circumstances, the basic priorities are, of course, safety and well-being. There is nothing more important than for life to go on well because the value of money is only a function of what it is used to sustain in life.

[milewilda]

It is wise to buy when the market is in a correction mode. Those who buy during that time and sell during the bullish period will be the ones who will benefit the most from trading. But if someone does the opposite, then the possibility of loss is almost certain. When the market is in a recession, some people panic and sell, which increases their losses. There is definitely risk in buying and selling in the short term, which is why long-term investment is better. When it comes to investing in Bitcoin, I encourage long-term investment.

I'm no longer interested in buying the dip right now, as the dip has passed for BTC. I know that many companies are happy to buy BTC below 100K, but they missed the opportunity to buy BTC below 20K in late 2022. Trying to accumulate BTC when the price drops at the moment is not what I'm aiming for, I've taken some profits from BTC and have no intention of buying it back.

For altcoins: if it creates a new dip, I don't dare to continue to believe in the success of that token this season. I will look for tokens that have recovered very well and the current price drop is just a temporary and necessary correction for the upcoming price increase.

Actually it was the sweetest spot if we do speak about maximum profitability but of course this isnt really just that the opportunity on where you can be able to buy cheaper entries on which this price might not be visited once again and for those institution then they wont really be letting themselves getting missed the opportunity on buying even if its near or below 100k on which its impossible that they would be making out such decisions if they werent aware about on the possible pump which is upcoming. This is why its not really that something shocking on whatever the decisions that they are making on which considering into the actions that they are taking then they wont really be that dumb on not to expect something like that.

[MiningChick]

I've figured out panic selling is a bad move. When the market dips, it's my chance to grab good projects on the cheap. Buying low and riding out the ups and downs has always paid off for me. Cryptos wild but staying chill usually wins

[albon]

For crypto investors buying a dip means entering the market at a low price to maximize potential returns, but timing is everything and such opportunities rarely come along. Jumping in when cryptocurrency prices are temporarily low means taking a chance, hoping that the price will bounce back over time. Last week was an opportunity like this and many made good profits in a very short period of time. The Fear and greed index measures market sentiment from extreme fear to extreme greed. When fear prevails the prices often drop to attractive levels.

[doc]

For crypto investors buying a dip means entering the market at a low price to maximize potential returns, but timing is everything and such opportunities rarely come along. Jumping in when cryptocurrency prices are temporarily low means taking a chance, hoping that the price will bounce back over time. Last week was an opportunity like this and many made good profits in a very short period of time. The Fear and greed index measures market sentiment from extreme fear to extreme greed. When fear prevails the prices often drop to attractive levels.

When it is still a bullish season, we actually still have the opportunity to buy coins when the market is down or corrected. I think this is not so risky if we buy the top coins and have the potential to go up again. of course we have to make the right analysis and see the opportunity that the coin still has the opportunity to go up again.

[$crypto$]

For crypto investors buying a dip means entering the market at a low price to maximize potential returns, but timing is everything and such opportunities rarely come along. Jumping in when cryptocurrency prices are temporarily low means taking a chance, hoping that the price will bounce back over time. Last week was an opportunity like this and many made good profits in a very short period of time. The Fear and greed index measures market sentiment from extreme fear to extreme greed. When fear prevails the prices often drop to attractive levels.

When it is still a bullish season, we actually still have the opportunity to buy coins when the market is down or corrected. I think this is not so risky if we buy the top coins and have the potential to go up again. of course we have to make the right analysis and see the opportunity that the coin still has the opportunity to go up again.

A decline or correction is a time that some people have been waiting for to make a purchase, especially if they are short-term investors who take advantage of very rapid price fluctuations.

But it is also not easy, because we have to make sure that the moment is the right moment to buy. This certainly requires a very in-depth analysis and we must have very broad knowledge as well.

[albon]

For crypto investors buying a dip means entering the market at a low price to maximize potential returns, but timing is everything and such opportunities rarely come along. Jumping in when cryptocurrency prices are temporarily low means taking a chance, hoping that the price will bounce back over time. Last week was an opportunity like this and many made good profits in a very short period of time. The Fear and greed index measures market sentiment from extreme fear to extreme greed. When fear prevails the prices often drop to attractive levels.

When it is still a bullish season, we actually still have the opportunity to buy coins when the market is down or corrected. I think this is not so risky if we buy the top coins and have the potential to go up again. of course we have to make the right analysis and see the opportunity that the coin still has the opportunity to go up again.

Of course right

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[Bobcrypto]

I did make purchase, I am just following quote, "buy when there is blood on streets". Now, I could be wrong, and market could go further down from here, but this was significant crash and it was too tempting to not make a purchase.

Your strategy look very risky, Bitcoin may dump as many times as possible once the market is occupied with sudden fears, as a result of bad news etc.
As a matter facts, the red candle or dip price may be extensive and become Bearish. However, a long term investors will not mind his dip market entrance, though it is advisable to purchase in batches to enhance your profit at the long run.
Again, taking a buy position once you notice the red candles may be profitable, especially as a day trader with good experiences of the market, and on a short term level.

[Rubel007]

For crypto investors buying a dip means entering the market at a low price to maximize potential returns, but timing is everything and such opportunities rarely come along. Jumping in when cryptocurrency prices are temporarily low means taking a chance, hoping that the price will bounce back over time. Last week was an opportunity like this and many made good profits in a very short period of time. The Fear and greed index measures market sentiment from extreme fear to extreme greed. When fear prevails the prices often drop to attractive levels.

When it is still a bullish season, we actually still have the opportunity to buy coins when the market is down or corrected. I think this is not so risky if we buy the top coins and have the potential to go up again. of course we have to make the right analysis and see the opportunity that the coin still has the opportunity to go up again.

Yes, even if the market is good or bad in any season, it is not a big problem if an investor can invest in a good coin. Any top-level coin has the potential to get high returns in a long-term investment. But many investors invest in coins for extra profit that have no possibility of getting returns after investing in the coins. Of course, coin selection is an important issue in investment.

[libert19]

I did make purchase, I am just following quote, "buy when there is blood on streets". Now, I could be wrong, and market could go further down from here, but this was significant crash and it was too tempting to not make a purchase.

Your strategy look very risky, Bitcoin may dump as many times as possible once the market is occupied with sudden fears, as a result of bad news etc.
As a matter facts, the red candle or dip price may be extensive and become Bearish. However, a long term investors will not mind his dip market entrance, though it is advisable to purchase in batches to enhance your profit at the long run.
Again, taking a buy position once you notice the red candles may be profitable, especially as a day trader with good experiences of the market, and on a short term level.

Yes you can say it's risky because there has been further dump, but I believe coins I hold will rise sooner or later and I do not mind them holding long term.

[bayu7adi]

For crypto investors buying a dip means entering the market at a low price to maximize potential returns, but timing is everything and such opportunities rarely come along. Jumping in when cryptocurrency prices are temporarily low means taking a chance, hoping that the price will bounce back over time. Last week was an opportunity like this and many made good profits in a very short period of time. The Fear and greed index measures market sentiment from extreme fear to extreme greed. When fear prevails the prices often drop to attractive levels.

We only know the lowest price after passing it, right? considering that even when we feel like we are at a low price, sometimes the market movement that continues to fall still often occurs... and we realize that the lowest point is still lower than our initial estimate after experiencing it...

Determining the lowest point is easy, but in reality it is not that easy to predict... that also makes me more comfortable with DCA as a long-term investment... because if you only hope for the lowest price, it is still incomplete... market movements are always unpredictable in the short term, especially since cryptocurrency volatility is known to be crazier...

[ajiz138]

Yes you can say it's risky because there has been further dump, but I believe coins I hold will rise sooner or later and I do not mind them holding long term.

That's a very good thing, because one of the difficult things is holding for a long time. Because sometimes we feel like selling quickly when we have made a little profit and sometimes we also want to sell when we experience a loss in order to cut the loss so that it is not even greater.

But usually experienced people rarely do that, instead of selling they will buy again at a lower price.

[Mr. Magkaisa]

Today, the crypto markets are seeing a noticeable dip with red dominating the charts for most popular cryptocurrencies. So many investors are panick-selling and I really doubt it that's the right approach to take tho.

One strategy I've picked up over time is buy when there's panick and sell when there's an increase. But a lot of new investors do the opposite and end up buying high and selling low.

I did that with $LUX today while going through lists of projects on BingX innovative zone.  Although its price trend was on a rather bullish side but still affordable.

So, which investor are you?
1. Panick seller when prices dump.
2. See an opportunity in the dip, and buys it.

       -       The concept or formula for trading is simple, just buy at a low price and sell when the market price increases, that's all it is, it's not that hard to understand. There is just a problem in conducting technical analysis on the coin that will be used for trading activity.

So when a potential crypto asset drops deeply, it's a good opportunity for us to buy then hold, many traders or investors do this in this field industry of the crypto space.