Currently the market condition is very bad. But those who have long-term plans are not disappointed by the market, rather they will use the opportunity to buy the dip.

This is supposed to be an investment in a dumping market, but in my case, the opposite is happening, especially today, when I sold my Bitcoin. However, the smart ones in this market are those who plan to buy and hold for the long term instead of selling. However, today I was forced to sell my accumulated Bitcoin to do some Eid shopping, and I hope I will regret selling this Bitcoin in the future.
Don't sell your BTC, hold it ..
Will you count yourself as one of the unsmart ones who sold their Bitcoin on time without hodling it for long? I am asking you this because you sold your Bitcoin for Eid shopping.
I just want to use the opportunity to tell you that every one of us can feel free to sell our Bitcoin at any time we feel like. The preferred time should be when we are at profit, not on the losing side.
Regarding Bitcoin regrets, the most time most people regret selling their Bitcoin is when they don't later buy Bitcoin again. So far, you will later buy back Bitcoin before the price soar, no cause for alarm.
You are absolutely correct, now I remember the statement, it is never too late to buy Bitcoin since the op has sold his Bitcoin because of reason best known to him, he should also endeavor or try as much as possible to buy or accumulate back again since the market is still below $90k because after now the surge we are going to see will be very massive because if you check very well the market has been down and fluctuating in that region for long now. The op should be selling in loss unless he or she bought Bitcoin when the price was below $80k. I don't think the op is actually passing any good information because selling shouldn't be an option for investors at this moment rather accumulating and holding should be our priority and I hope this doesn't dismay some newbie because what the op did is not the right thing to do and that is why we are to use what we can afford to let go and also keep emergency and reserve funds to sort out challenges or needs when it arise.