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Re: Buy the DIP, and HODL!
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JayJuanGee
on 07/04/2025, 02:30:28 UTC
Quote from: LDL on Today at 02:05:12 AM
Quote from: $crypto$ on Today at 01:38:59 AM
Quote from: philipma1957 on April 06, 2025, 06:30:12 PM
Dip is setting up nicely , so get ready for it.
soon to go under 80k
Prepare extra money to buy during the Dip because it's now.
It seems that the bearmarket will come sooner than expected bullrun --- but in this dip we will own more BTC as the price continues to fall.

Just don't panic if you're an investor - it's time to buy more.
Bitcoin has entered a bear market once again, and there are many investment opportunities for those who missed out on the previous bear market. But for a cautious investor like me, holding Bitcoin will never be a good idea. I have been selling Bitcoin all the time. However, this year I decided to hold on to Bitcoin in my portfolio until 2030 instead of selling it. However, for those who have not invested yet, this is the right time to invest in the DIP market, and if you have sufficient planning, you should definitely invest in Bitcoin and hold it.


I doubt that we have entered a bear market, even though we are still in a correction.

sure it is possible, but I doubt it.

We have been in a bullmarket since November 2022, and it was not confirmed to be a bull market until either mid-2023 when we bounced pretty well above the 200-WMA, or perhaps sometime in late October 2023 when we clearly bounced way above the 200-WMA.

We have not yet bounced out of our current bull market.

If we get into the lower $60ks and stay there, then I might concede, but I still might not.

In bitcoin, a correction is not the same as going into a bear market, and we can ONLY be in either a bear market or a bull market.  NOT both.... so it seems that we are in a bull market until we are in a bear market.. and it is too early to proclaim that we are in a bull market... at least from my perspective... but yeah, some guys just love to throw around meaningless terms and proclaim that we are in a bear market when we are not.