In fact, many people want to start at this time, but most Bitcoin holders are on the verge of bankruptcy. If there are idle funds, this timing is very suitable. Judging from the long-term return on investment, the rate of return is still very high. At least it is much more suitable than bank funds and wealth management products. What's more interesting is that some people's bank deposits disappeared inexplicably, which may be the biggest failure of investment.
I haven't seen them (Bitcoin holders) go bankrupt at this point, because I personally still feel very comfortable and safe holding Bitcoin and don't consider myself bankrupt because of Bitcoin. And your suggestion that says to buy again at this point with savings that are not used for other purposes I think is good too.
But as for the problem of deposit funds mysteriously disappearing in several customer accounts, I haven't heard of it yet either. So it would be nice if you'd provide a few sources of news on this because I think it's also a bit interesting to read other than seeing opportunities to buy Bitcoin again at this point.
I also don't feel like a loss but this is my long-term investment in Bitcoin, not to be the main reference in my finances, I also separate which money is for needs and which money is for investment, so that my economy goes well without interfering with each other in the future, I still setting aside the remaining money from my main needs, to buy some Bitcoins, because long term investment is very important for unexpected costs, why am I sure about Bitcoin because I have never heard of anyone going bankrupt from buying Bitcoins, mostly from someone's negligence not because of loss, but their negligence who sent wrong bitcoins or were also exposed to fissures, which made their bitcoins disappear..