Hope everyone bought the dip, might be the last time we see 65k for a while!
Due to lack of funds and dip wise my investment did not come due to which I could not purchase. But I have my dip purchase date on 25,10,2024, because the emergency fund I had is very small.
So currently could not buy this 65K dip at most, only 2 more days will be available so I can buy the right dip at the right time.
This is one of the most lame post I have seen for a while now. You are sounding as if bitcoin is operating according to your timing and you can control the market at your own will, to know the right day and time to buy the right dip. Lol..You ain't even sounding as if you are speculating, rather you are talking with all boldness that there will be another dip on the 25 of this month. If you possess this power, you would have become the richest bitcoin investors in the world by now. Which one is the right dip if I may ask? You have to be plain when making use of certain words because we have newbies and learned minds here, so don't confuse yourself. Bitcoin dropped from $69k to about $65k and you think that's not dip enough, in a bullish month like October. And you are waiting for the right one according to you. And to make things worse, you even gave a time for that to happen? So you are trying to tell us now that any price that bitcoin will be tomorrow will be what you call the right dip? Going by your little brain. Another thing is that your emergency funds isn't meant for buying the dip, because the dip is not an emergency.
You are right here. No one is 100% certain of what will be the fate of Bitcoin if there will be a dip or not on a particular date. If we use some common sense to speculate on Bitcoin price it's still nearly impossible to identify a dip. If Bitcoin seems to be dropping it's actually a clear sign and a good time to consider buying rather than waiting for a perfect date.
As for emergency funds, you speak the truth as well. Emergency funds must be separate from our investment funds. They are meant to be for unexpected expenses, and not meant for gambling on market dips.