I totally agree with you on this, Waiting for a dip might seem like a good idea, but for new investors or for those who don’t have a ton of discretionary income, it’s more of a risk than it’s worth. The mindset should really be on consistent accumulation, especially in the beginning stages. DCA Dollar Cost Averaging is honestly the best strategy for most people in that boat. If you're trying to time the market, you might end up missing out on the real opportunities and not building your portfolio as much as you like. The idea is to get in, stay consistent, and not get too caught up in waiting for the actual moment. Bitcoin’s long-term potential is what matters most.
Please clarify here whether you are talking about investment or savings. I think you are confusing investment and savings. You can save your money in a bank or any other NGO if you want, but if you want to invest in Bitcoin, you have to plan differently. When a person saves, there is no risk to his money as a result of saving, but when an investor invests in Bitcoin, he has to take some risk of money. I mean, it sounds a bit bad to know about certain things in advance and then get involved in investment. If you want to invest in Bitcoin, then you must take some risk of money because no one will ever give you such a guarantee that if you invest in Bitcoin, you will definitely get a return on your money. Profit from investing in Bitcoin is possible if you are a patient person and you can invest consistently and hold your investment for a long time. If you accept all this and can invest in Bitcoin consistently and hold your investment for a certain period of time, then you start investing.
Another thing is that the DCA investment strategy for investing is actually very effective and simple, so you can follow this strategy if you want.