You quoted my post badly, again, but I fixed it in this post.
Of course, you can do whatever you like in terms of holding back value in order to buy the dip that may or may end up not happening. I think that I already explained well enough in regards to my ideas why newbies should focus on ongoing buying rather than strategizing for dips that might not happen.
You seem to be inclined towards trading rather than investing, since if you have a 4-10 year or longer investment timeline, then surely it might not make much difference if you bought at $123k or at $95k, even if $95k were to be possible.. we don't know, and we don't even know if sub $110k is possible, either. So if you are waiting for dips that might not happen, you are gambling and potentially failing/refusing to prepare for up with your over-preparation for down..
But again, do what you like.,. it is your money and you have to live with the consequences of your actions, even if you think you have some kind of a trade angle (or buying on dip angle) figured out.
I am grateful to you. You have pointed out my mistake and explained the correct method. I have seen your post and many other posts on the forum on this subject and I have realized that the DCA method is a thousand times better than buying Bitcoin through the dip method. If I deposit money for the dip and if it is not a proper dip, then there is a possibility of inflation and the money can be spent in other sectors, but if Bitcoin is invested, then it will be a strong reserve. And since I myself do not like trading and since I intend to buy and hold Bitcoin for five to ten years, I will skip the dip method and buy Bitcoin continuously. And thank you very much for opening my inner eyes.