For me, buying every dip doesn't feel like seizing an opportunity; it feels more like a setback. I respect others' views on Bitcoin's price, but as a short-term trader, it's not my preferred strategy. Instead, I look for specific conditions to buy during dips, especially in bounce play setups. These involve buying low and selling quickly after a price rebound, which suits my trading style better. I steer clear of trades against the trend because they're less likely to succeed.
Your clearly off topic on your Comment and no one cares shit about your perspective as a trader, this thread is not about trading but rather about buying and holding bitcoin.
You have a wrong perspective about bitcoin and you don't understand or value bitcoin as an asset if not you won't be thinking trading it, bitcoin is one is he best if not the winning asset of these times so it not wise and even a pure gambling act to be trading bitcoin, historically bitcoin has seen to favour long term holders even more than short term holders, why not go trade some shitcoin than play around with your bitcoin.
Your strategy revolves so much around timing the market and includes much analysis and one thign I am am certainly sure is that trying to time the market or prediction market movement can never have a good success rate cause bitcoin can not be predicted and it is highly uncertain, so yeah if this is true then your strategy is whack and you are clearly losing money gambling, why not better find safety In using the DCA method to accumulate bitcoin and hold for long.