For sure, it seems that the dip from $30k to $25k is over.. but not easy to say with certainty.. since we are currently in the middle of the range.. so no one can really say for sure that the dip is over.. and that $25k support might not be broken to the downside.
It is hard to bet either way, even though sometimes people act as if they know, and then they tell you "I told you so," after the fact... but I doubt that they really know with any level of confidence that maybe at best might get into the 60% to 70% arena before all the events end up playing out.
One of the reasons I love this forum is the fact that you'll see people with the same mind set, issues and same goal to achieve... For the past 5 days, the price has been in a sideways trend at $27k, though I cannot tell if this is the ultimate dip before the halving, but some bitcoiners around my residents still think bitcoin will go as low as $15k before the halving, and they are still waiting for that to happen before they accumulate more coins but my advise will always be, buy now this might be the dip before halving.. Predictions might go wrong, especially when it comes to Bitcoin, but they never concur because they made a prediction I kicked against once, but it later came out favouring them.
because whenever I invest with it, even if the price goes down, I won't sell it because the price will rise again It is not like trading in which you will lose all of your funds if you lack knowledge about bitcoin trading.
This is exactly the fact that keeps me going, no matter how bearish or sideway the trend may look, I still keep the believe that it will rise again. However, a bitcoin trader cannot lose his fund due to lack of knowledge about Bitcoin when compared to that of a forex trader, but shallow knowledge about Bitcoin on the other hand can still make a trader to sell his coins at loss when the trend goes bearish.