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You are making sense, Dips are inevitable in the market and some investors are not ready to invest when the price of Bitcoin is stable, for example how we know the stability price of Bitcoin to range between $70k and above, so a few investors might actually want to see the price go below before they invest but from another view it is not always efficient most especially when the Dip the investor have in mind is far more below the stable price, he may keep on waiting for a longer time untill the price begin to surge further instead of declining to his expectations and will be left with no other option than to buy higher than expected.
We might be going through consolidation for nearly 4 months, but I doubt that "stable" is any kind of an accurate way of describing BTC prices or BTC price dynamics.
saying Bitcoin is stable could be kinda misleading and may not be the right choice of word to best describe Bitcoin prices or even a consolidation period because bitcoin is originally known for its volatility and its rapid price fluctuations.
When talk about Consolidation in the bitcoin market, it simply implies a period of time when the bitcoin price range are relatively narrow, but this is far from stability, it's more like a recuperation period or a pause in Bitcoin price to prepare the market for the next significant movement in bitcoin price.
The stability or instability of bitcoin are less concern to me as long as you are for the long-term. Investors like myself don't care about the bitcoin price stability, rather what matters the most is believing in bitcoin potentials and growth. The main focus is on accumulating and holding for thelong-term rather than worrying about price stability. Due to its volatile in nature bitcoin can not be stable bitcoin price always fluctuate but it's long-term trends has been consistently upwards. Bitcoin's history of resilience and appreciation in value overtime provides confidence for investors, so keep your eyes on the value bitcoin provides in the long run and let the instability take care of themselves.
You make sense mate Bitcoin is more profitable when held for long term purpose due to it unpredictability in price, but our main concern shouldn't be on the instability of Bitcoin because that is it's nature rather we should concentrate on how we can accumulate enough Bitcoin and hodl for a longer period of time, with the help of the DCA strategy one can accumulate more Bitcoin in different price level either weekly or monthly and hodl for long it can be from the range of 4-10 years and above with your discretionary income readily available so you won't sell out your Bitcoin hodling along the line or on a short period of time.
Exactly, holding Bitcoin for long-term investment is the best, rather than trading with it though I'm not against trading and stuff but is only advisable for those that have good knowledge and skills when it comes to trading , but when it comes to investing such skills ain't needed all one need is just some basic knowledge and some nice discretionary income , and he or she is ready to go (that's the beauty of investing in bitcoin). But when comes to holding one should learn how to plan ahead as he or she are holding, because without proper planning one can endup messing with his investment. Like selling it too early , or using it as an emergency funds (which is wrong) because long-term holding is all about patient, and the number of stashes one had accumulated, that's why we don't only have to hold and wait we have to accumulate till we hit the point of having enough Bitcoin Stash in our portfolio.
Yes as long as Bitcoin investment is concern we don't only need to hold and wait but we should just keep on accumulating more and more Bitcoin until we are satisfied with the quantity of Bitcoin we have accumulated not in less than 3 years below but 4,5 and above we buy more Bitcoin using both DCA method and the lump sum strategy which will help us accumulate more Bitcoin in a long run.