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Quote from: Stormisover on August 21, 2025, 11:54:50 AM

I don't agree with you, Bitcoin is still very much bullish in my calculations and nothing in any way to be considered as bearish, from $124k to where it is now is not much of the difference to call it bearish, what am saying is that I don't think we have entered the bear season, with this use DCA strategy investors will definitely catch a lot of dips by buying on different price points and intervals, buying the dip is not really something anyone should be worried about to the extend of using money not meant for investment to buy the dip out of greed I know this things happens but it is wrong.

I think everybody has their own level of understanding about bitcoin investment, and everyone has a different level of importance regarding how they view bitcoin. As an investor, if a dip occurs and I’m left with some amount of money that I want to use for something else, since I can’t afford to miss the dip, I will buy the dip because buying during the dip is an opportunity to purchase bitcoin at a cheaper price, which will offer better returns in the future.

Some people who buy bitcoin during the dip with money that is not meant for investment are not considered greedy because they understand what they are doing. Greed in bitcoin investment occurs when one invests blindly, unsure if they can hold, but expecting to make a profit within a given time frame.

Using money left for something else to buy the dip absolutely depends on the importance of what you left the money for compared to using it to buying Bitcoin dip that's if I got you correctly, if what you left the money is as important as if it is not used for what purposes it was left for you will end up struggling to meet up with such important needs after which you must have bought the Bitcoin dip with the money, it is not a must that one will buy the dip without any form preparedness, I agree with you that buying Bitcoin dip gives n opportunity of Bitcoin at a cheaper price compared to buying at previous highs but that doesn't make much of the difference with someone buying at peak price with that intention of holding Bitcoin for a longer period of time, saying you can't afford to miss buying a dip with the money you left for something else which might be important based on your scale of preference can be misleading, if prioritize Bitcoin investment as a long term investment then making such an impulsive investment decision is wrong. To me it makes more sense when you use the money you kept for buying the dip maybe from your reserve funds to actually buy that dip rather than using money you kept for something else which might also be important to you.

That's true, we should not use money ment for other things to buy bitcoin dip, as I think it's wrong and it will knock you off your initial plans that you made when you were psychologically stable. Just like you said, if someone has money in his reserved funds, he can use it to purchase bitcoin and refill his reserved funds account as he keeps getting more resources from his financial sources. Investors should not get over excited that they end up making financial mistakes by making use of finance set aside for other important things to buy bitcoin dip.