Since Bitcoin hit ATH before halving and till now, the price has been correcting and stagnating for more than 6 months and this topic was created in August. And as we can see, it has barely brought any significant returns to any investor who has invested in the past 6 months, let alone being able to give us a steady income.
Indeed, using retirement funds to invest in bitcoin in the hopes of making short-term profits or expecting it to provide a steady income is a bad idea.
Although bitcoin's volatility may seem appealing for us to make short-term profits, the truth is not that simple, bitcoin is only suitable for long-term investment.
The ATH came before the halving so this are some of the signs that you not actually predict exactly what will happen when it comes to bitcoin price and halving was another moment that peoples expectation was high because they were information that halving then come after will be bullrun and their have not been serious changes since then, the price have just been around and very unstable and I think that their was a lot of expectation's that is why it so, if not this is not a new investment so why are so bothered about the price that is for those that are holding, they already know that they are holding for a long time, so it is something they have concluded in their mind before any other thing.
For a long time investor we I think six month is to early to be actually waiting for returns and they are actually scared of losing money if not since they want something short all they can do is to go into trading because that will even be much better, and anyone that want to use their retirement fund is their choice so we don't even have a say anything they say and it is convenient for them then it will be great move they have made. just that i wont advice the person should use all the money to invest in bitcoin.