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Your direction is very appropriate to be understood by those who are still afraid of the condition of the decline in the price of Bitcoin, even though when there is a decline in price, everyone must dare to act more aggressively in buying because Bitcoin does not always experience a decline in price and is not always stagnant at a certain price.
Accumulation is of course recommended and I'm sure the average investor and holder has such a plan, but the problem is the additional budget. I really wanted to accumulate as much as I could when the price of bitcoin dropped to $74k a few days ago, but I had to skip it because I didn't have any extra budget. I don't want to use a reserve budget that is enough to cover my and my family's needs for the next few months to accumulate, that's too risky and not part of my plan.
I agree that markets will recover over time after dumping, but using reserve budgets (not additional budgets) to do so is not always justified. The reserve budget and additional budget for accumulation must be different, this is an investment approach that I think is safe for the long term.
And for those who like to hold Bitcoin for a long time without thinking about selling for profit, usually people who have a mindset like that will never stay silent from continuing to buy when they see a decline in the price of Bitcoin in the market. I quite agree with what you said because if there is still fear in buying when seeing a decline in price, how can someone expect something bigger through Bitcoin in the future when they themselves still do not have the courage to make wiser decisions for themselves.
In fact, long-term bitcoin holders actually earn profits worth it with any risk considered. I've never heard of them experiencing a total loss just from holding it, unless they lost access to their storage wallet or something bad happened that resulted in the loss of bitcoins from their wallet. Long-term holders always have the opportunity to make big profits, but eventually they will also sell and reconstruct their portfolio.