Quote from: Humblevirus on April 10, 2025, 12:05:31 PM

If I may say, it’s only those who invested more than they cannot afford to lose that might panic and sell their Bitcoin during this recent dip.

No,Bitcoin is not some kind of gambling. Some investments could be, especially when you talk about shitcoins (and this thread is not about that). Maybe you meant traders, short-term investors, and those without a proper plan for their investment, who literally put everything into BTC (in most cases, they could panic during a 30%+ correction like this ). This is why your investment strategy should have a plan, leaving out backup funds that could sustain you and even allow you to buy some dips in some cases.

Quote from: Humblevirus on April 10, 2025, 12:05:31 PM

Even newbies who haven’t gained much experience in the market wouldn’t just make a quick decision to sell their Bitcoin during this recent dip.

No, in fact, they are the ones who make the most irrational decisions, since they are new to the whole stuff . All they need is more knowledge and awareness of how the market works as the journey couldbe a lengthy one... this thread is also helping with that.

Quote from: Humblevirus on April 10, 2025, 12:05:31 PM

The only people likely to make such quick decisions to sell Bitcoin are those who invested using funds they couldn’t afford to lose

Again, no, Bitcoin is not a gamble.

Quote from: Shadiq on April 10, 2025, 06:54:19 PM

But if you look at the short-term candles, you will see red sometimes and green sometimes. Never panic and sell Bitcoin when you see red candles, because red candles are temporary which eventually turn green. Learn to use both red and green candles correctly and keep buying both.

You don't need to focus too much on the chart; you could get lost in your accumulation journey. All you need is to stack from time to time (dip or no dip). All you need is just to stay informed and updated, you will be fine.