Continuing to save has definitely been a good thing. I'm actually waiting to buy more if it falls below $110,000. I love bears
Bears have always been beneficial to me. I'm not in a hurry at all. I understand that long waits can test one's patience, but aside from all the worry and stress, these corrections are very beneficial for Bitcoin's rise.
These corrections remind me that Bitcoin needs to continue to perform better in the future.
Everyone loves buying cheap coins.

If Bitcoin drops a little more, it will reach a good buying point. I still think we haven't seen the peak yet. We will hit a new all-time high in the winter months and then enter a prolonged bear market. It's essential to accumulate as much BTC as possible from the DIP before this new ATH. However, it's also important not to miss the ship. I think the 109k price is suitable for entry. It's necessary to continue buying in stages. As long as we don't see below 100k, the positive sentiment will continue for me.
If you're a trader, your assumption might be correct. But for a long-term investor, I don't think it's a valid statement. The current price of Bitcoin is still very low compared to its price in 10 years. So, why wait for a price drop when buying Bitcoin? I think that's a waste of time. But perhaps you're not a long-term investor, which is why you're hoping Bitcoin will drop to $110,000 before you can buy. It doesn't matter whether you're a trader or not, but your assumption might influence beginners who want to invest in Bitcoin. Therefore, I think that assumption needs to be addressed and clarified. Beginners are essentially visiting this thread to learn how to invest in Bitcoin correctly, not to learn how to become traders. So, don't let any Bitcoin beginners get lost and misguided just because they read posts with poor content.