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Each time Bitcoin price get to a new ATH I have noticed that in no time it will drop drastically without holding that pace of staying maybe something close to the new amount we saw it, is like this is a different change we have to get used to, it happened when it was $122k ATH I think and now it has happened again, I hope this new movement won't take us to another ATH and then drop back to something low like $99k, let's keep watching.
10[edit]0k,Sexylizzy2813,109,19490,2025-08-21

You are frequently expecting down that may or may not happen, yet you are also frequently describing the down that may or may not happen as if it is inevitable.

Sure in recent times, there have been frequent corrections after ATHs, but the price does not have to play out like that. We have had so many times in bitcoin's history where it stairsteps up to a new level and then never comes back down.  Never, ever again.

There are other times, that it might come back down several years later, yet I would think that it is way better to be ongoingly preparing for up rather than preparing for down, so hopefully you are not trying to trade those kinds of moves or holding back buying because you are waiting for a dip that might not end up happening.

In the end, you are free to do what you like, but still, guys can get into the wrong kinds of thinking when they probably should largely be ongoingly buying bitcoin.. especially in their earliest years of bitcoin.

Even you, Sexylizzy2813, you have probably been continuing to commit the same error over and over and over, which you should be regularly buying as much as you can, yet since you been registered on the forum the BTC price has pretty much been relentlessly upwards in its price.  Sure there have been a few corrections along the way, but the essence of the matter is that the BTC has been largely relentlessly up, so anyone who is fucking around waiting for dips is not likely to be advantaged by such a practice..

And, sure, sooner or later you are going to end up being correct, and we might go into an extended period of 1 year or more of relentless down..  Maybe we will? Maybe we won't?  i personally think that anyone who does not have enough bitcoin should be ongoingly buying in either scenario... but hey, guys are going to do what they are going to do, and we surely don't really know future prices with any level of confidence, even if we might presume that the overall long term price trajectory tends to be up.

You are right but what do you expect, is not everybody who have what it takes to constantly buy without waiting for the price of Bitcoin to dip before they force in to buy, these things doesn't happen the way we plan them same as the market price, we surely have no idea if it will dip today or not we only have to stay positive for it to always be on the side it will favor us (everybody knows what they want) and never forget, we are bound to make mistakes if not how can we learn if there are no mistakes? But that shouldn't stop us from expecting something productive and investing in it.
Buying are not for everybody that's why you see some persons going for the quick money instead of waiting patiently for the market price to get to a specific amount.

Waiting for dips that might not happen is not a good strategy especially for anyone who has not reached a high level of BTC accumulation.  

You do not have to be rich to buy bitcoin regularly, which includes that you can budget how much bitcoin you are able to buy each week based on what is your discretionary income and consider your other personal factors. 

Of course, I am a strong believer in maintaining an emergency fund too, so there should be a goal to build up the emergency fund and the amount invested into bitcoin to at least three months of your expenses each, which could take a year or more depending on your discretionary income and the amount of back up funds that you might have had at the time that you first started investing into bitcoin.
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Each time Bitcoin price get to a new ATH I have noticed that in no time it will drop drastically without holding that pace of staying maybe something close to the new amount we saw it, is like this is a different change we have to get used to, it happened when it was $122k ATH I think and now it has happened again, I hope this new movement won't take us to another ATH and then drop back to something low like $99k, let's keep watching.
10[edit]0k,Sexylizzy2813,109,19490,2025-08-21

You are frequently expecting down that may or may not happen, yet you are also frequently describing the down that may or may not happen as if it is inevitable.

Sure in recent times, there have been frequent corrections after ATHs, but the price does not have to play out like that. We have had so many times in bitcoin's history where it stairsteps up to a new level and then never comes back down.  Never, ever again.

There are other times, that it might come back down several years later, yet I would think that it is way better to be ongoingly preparing for up rather than preparing for down, so hopefully you are not trying to trade those kinds of moves or holding back buying because you are waiting for a dip that might not end up happening.

In the end, you are free to do what you like, but still, guys can get into the wrong kinds of thinking when they probably should largely be ongoingly buying bitcoin.. especially in their earliest years of bitcoin.

Even you, Sexylizzy2813, you have probably been continuing to commit the same error over and over and over, which you should be regularly buying as much as you can, yet since you been registered on the forum the BTC price has pretty much been relentlessly upwards in its price.  Sure there have been a few corrections along the way, but the essence of the matter is that the BTC has been largely relentlessly up, so anyone who is fucking around waiting for dips is not likely to be advantaged by such a practice..

And, sure, sooner or later you are going to end up being correct, and we might go into an extended period of 1 year or more of relentless down..  Maybe we will? Maybe we won't?  i personally think that anyone who does not have enough bitcoin should be ongoingly buying in either scenario... but hey, guys are going to do what they are going to do, and we surely don't really know future prices with any level of confidence, even if we might presume that the overall long term price trajectory tends to be up.

You are right but what do you expect, is not everybody who have what it takes to constantly buy without waiting for the price of Bitcoin to dip before they force in to buy, these things doesn't happen the way we plan them same as the market price, we surely have no idea if it will dip today or not we only have to stay positive for it to always be on the side it will favor us (everybody knows what they want) and never forget, we are bound to make mistakes if not how can we learn if there are no mistakes? But that shouldn't stop us from expecting something productive and investing in it.
Buying are not for everybody that's why you see some persons going for the quick money instead of waiting patiently for the market price to get to a specific amount.

Waiting is not a good strategy especially for anyone who has not reached a high level of BTC accumulation.  You can budget how much bitcoin you are able to buy each week based on what is your discretionary income and your other personal factors.