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Quote from: JayJuanGee on Today at 03:10:45 AM

There is an expression that it likely pretty close to being true, and that is that the best time to enter bitcoin was yesterday, and the second best time to enter bitcoin is today.

i kind of like the mentality that the statement "the best time to enter bitcoin was yesterday and the second best time to enter bitcoin is today" brings to every bitcoin holder that procrastinate ever buying Bitcoin or the person that is asking on the right time to buy the DIP. The best time to buy is never tomorrow regardless of the speculation on how low the price of bitcoin might drop in the future, if you can't buy it now, their is no certainty that you will be able to buy it tomorrow.

Quote from: JayJuanGee on Today at 03:10:45 AM

In other words, the mere fact that the BTC price has historically dipped and/or provided unexpected dip prices does not mean that it is going to happen to the degree that any of us is going to clearly and unambiguously be able to recognize such dip as an entry point.

this has been the peril of so many persons that are waiting for the price of the DIP to get to a certain price before they will buy. It's not bad to set a range of price one will buy but once you're just too concerned on the entry point before buying, it makes you more of a trader rather than you buying for the purpose of holding. It's

Absolutely right! You said the right thing. Many are sitting to buy at DIP prices. But it may have to wait for a long time. Most people are not satisfied with the purchase. Because if you buy or sale something today, tomorrow if the price goes up or down, you will regret it.