When the price of an asset suddenly drops, you
DIP it. It is better to invest in this confidence that it will increase again in the future.
Some dips happens for a short term, but others happens because the project itself has issues. Issues like maybe poor management, total abandonment etc. That is why every dip isn't a buying opportunity. Buying blindly into every dip without getting to know what caused that dip is simply unwise.
Every Bitcoin dip is a buying opportunity, it provides investors with the opportunity of acquiring more bitcoin at the same price value and helps investors drive closer to their accumulation target faster through the acquisition of more coins. Some investors doing their regular DCAs save separately for the dips because dips are buying opportunities that are not consistent and if their required dip happens, they put their dip savings into use and lump sum on the dip while they continue their regular buys to sustain their accumulation discipline.
In bitcoin accumulation, the dip is good and whatever causes it (Like the tension in the middle east which arguably caused the recent dip) did committed investors and holders a great favour.