It's not guaranteed that the BTC price will dip every single month and even if the BTC prices does end up dipping, it is not guaranteed that the price will be anywhere even close to cheaper than it is now... we sometimes can get periods in which the BTC price might go up 50% or even more than 100%, but then it only dips like 10% or 20% and then goes on another upwards run. Sure maybe there will be a BIGGER correction later that goes into the 25% to 50% arena, but there is no way to really rely on such a dip taking place, and we cannot know for sure when such dip is going to happen.
If we look at our November 2022 low of $15,479, then we will see that the BTC price had doubled when it reached $31,818 ion July 13, but then our current low correction has ONLY been around 20% down to the current amount of $25,601 - but even with that, there are no guarantees in regards to whether we are going to get further dips, and the BTC price could end up going up to $35k without much if any further dip.. so in any event there can be a decent number of advantages to attempt to prepare for a variety of scenarios that you would be willing to accept without causing you to panic if you ended up overly preparing for a situation that did not end up playing out.
Is true because Bitcoin movement is hardly predictable considering the volatility, the price can go up 9% within 24hours and it can also drop the same way within 24hours, so if someone is always waiting for the price to drop more than 20% before getting into the market the investor may be likely to wait for a long period of time if at all it will drop below that, I was actually a victim of always waiting for price to get to a particular position before buying it, I had set my portfolio ready to invest when Bitcoin drops to a certain price but since then it has gone the opposite direction so I regretted that if had known I would have gotten into the market then instead of waiting for extreme dipped, so JayJuanGee just like you said I have actually referred back to some previous years ago and Bitcoin dipping has always maintain the support level between 10% to 20% and after then it bounce back going up.
So I realized as an investor this are the things that should also be considered since Bitcoin movement is hardly predictable one can actually understand the Bitcoin percentage movement that whenever it gets to particular percent it's likely to bounce back up,