For some time now I have been silently engaged in reading through this thread and without actually posting my thoughts, I have just scrolled through a few of the pages here in a bid to grasp as much of the content as I could. Honestly, I still haven’t a clue as to what I’d even add to the discussion yet since I’m also struggling just to understand what is being talked about. It is already inside my lifin my mind that, before I begin to share my opinion or give my inputs, I want to be well informed on these things and the discussions that surround them.
It's easy to comprehend. Let's make it brief for you here. The discussion in this thread revolves around a common misconception among beginners who are into Bitcoin investment. The common phrase is Buy the DIP and HODL which most of them do not understand the market dynamics. The main point here is that these phrases suggest buying Bitcoin when its price drops (the dip) and holding onto the price increases. However, beginners see determining the high and low points as something that has to do with experience and proper analysis, which it is not straightforward, and it is difficult to speculate.
Meanwhile, if you have experience in this discussion and could relate now you can contribute but if not then you can possibly ask questions and start learning from what you will understand here.