I find it so surprising when I see people so eagerly "buying the dip" and feeling so happy about it, when the price drops a bit.

So, let's say one has $1000 and he "buys the dip" ($112k) ---> 0.0089 BTC.

And then there's OG Saylor who "buys now, whatever the price" ($117k) ---> 0.0085 BTC.

Then Bitcoin goes to $1M.

"Buy the dip" guy: $8900
OG Saylor: $8500

Is $400 so important in a $7500+ profit?

I think the best advice for no-/low-coiners is to "buy when you can, market price, whatever the price, don't wait for a dip (which may never come)".

Worked fine for me.

I find it so surprising when I see people so eagerly "buying the dip" and feeling so happy about it, when the price drops a bit.

So, let's say one has $1000 and he "buys the dip" ($112k) ---> 0.0089 BTC.

And then there's OG Saylor who "buys now, whatever the price" ($117k) ---> 0.0085 BTC.

Then Bitcoin goes to $1M.

"Buy the dip" guy: $8900
OG Saylor: $8500

Is $400 so important in a $7500+ profit?

I think the best advice for no-/low-coiners is to "buy when you can, market price, whatever the price, don't wait for a dip (which may never come)".

Worked fine for me.

I find it so surprising when I see people so eagerly "buying the dip" and feeling so happy about it, when the price drops a bit.

So, let's say one has $1000 and he "buys the dip" ($112k) ---> 0.0089 BTC.

And then there's OG Saylor who "buys now, whatever the price" ($117k) ---> 0.0085 BTC.

Then Bitcoin goes to $1M.

"Buy the dip" guy: $8900
OG Saylor: $8500

Is $400 so important in a $7500+ profit?

I think the best advice for no-/low-coiners is to "buy when you can, market price, whatever the price, don't wait for a dip".

Worked fine for me.