If your words come again at 95k, then all the bitcoin holders are better for the holder because they can re -buy...
Don't bet on that. Not all hodlers are even diamond hands. There are certain dumps that can frighten hodlers and make them hastily sell off. Think about it. Even that holder you think will continue to hodl may disappoint you by offloading his Bitcoin when there's an unexplainable sharp drop in price. I've seen this play out a few times.
Bitcoin to $95k now will seem like a dreaded drop but we should also remember that it was once a price level wished for.
Short-term panic in the global crypto market can occur at any time, recently the price of Bitcoin has been corrected again amid increasing geopolitical tensions between Iran, Israel, and the USA. Geopolitical tensions can trigger panic among holders, causing them to choose to sell to avoid the uncertainty of the global situation.
The panic experienced by some holders can trigger volatility in the crypto market, but long-term investors see this condition as an opportunity for consolidation and accumulation, they have learned a lot from previous experiences, usually the market tends to recover after tension occurs. In conditions like this, it is very difficult to speculate on the certainty of Bitcoin prices, as long as conditions are not yet conducive, the price will still fluctuate (depending on developments in the geopolitical situation), so calm and patience are needed to be able to make wise decisions.