A lot of people still think buying the dip" is strictly a trader’s move, but that’s not really the case. Long-term investors use that strategy too not to flip quick profits, but to lower their average cost and strengthen their position during bearish markets.
All three strategies DCA, lump sum, and dip buying can work depending on the person’s risk tolerance, income flow, and goals. It’s not one-size-fits-all. Some weeks you might DCA, some months you might sit out, and sometimes you might go all in if the market gives you a good entry. It’s all about having a plan and staying consistent.
Are you talking about stopping investment continuity and waiting for a certain market period? In this case, I will never agree with you and I will say that you are making a mistake and only delaying your investment.
The strategies you are mentioning are not wrong to use. But when you are a new investor and are in the initial investment journey, your best strategy is DCA. For investing in dips and lump sums, make sure that you have already met your goals or have accumulated enough Bitcoin. That is, if you are an experienced investor who has completed his investment journey, buying in dips and lump sums may be the right move.
But when you are in the initial investment journey, it is important for you to enter the market consistently. You should not even wait for a certain market period to be aggressive in investing. Buy Bitcoin as soon as you have prudent money and deposit it for the long term. In the initial stage, give importance to the DCA strategy, because this strategy is absolutely simple and more effective for you.