Buy buy buy, regardless of the price as long as you can afford it, investors waiting solely for a dip to buy aren't real investors, they are more traders than investors, this is because a trader would want to make profit as quickly as possible, naturally an investor wantieto make profit as quickly as possible too isn't necessarily wrong but they also consider the long term gain to be made, traders don't consider this, they are all about what to get out of the business now not what they will get from it later.
At first glance there is no difference between traders and Bitcoin investors. Traders buy at a decline will sell at a rising price and from the profits obtained can be prepared to buy again later.
This is where people gets it wrong. How will you say that someone who is buying to sell and buy back at a cheaper price will have the same size of bitcoin like someone who is only buying and piling up his bitcoin for 4-10 years and above. The long-term investor will have more bitcoin in the long term with a limited risk of bitcoin volatility.
A trader will end up with little or no bitcoin in the long run because he was busy selling and maybe, run at big loss instead of just being focused to build his bitcoin investment portfolio with DCA buying every week regularly, consistent and persistently. The problem with traders is that sometimes, they are left with no bitcoin because after selling, if the price of bitcoin keeps on pumping, they continue waiting like a lost sheep in the middle of nowhere.
The size of your bitcoin is what determines your profits, and an investor will always benefits from the compounding interest of bitcoin overtime which is one of the major reasons why you don't sell but continue buying and grow your bitcoin investment overtime. Lastly, long-term invetors are always winners and will smile in the future because they invested for their old age, why traders bite their fingers in the long run.