if you bought the dip after the 39% drop, you would have had to wait for the price to fall another 28% before it started to rise. additionally, there was a price drop like this during those days:



it seems that back then, it was quite difficult to buy the “dip” in the true sense of the word. psychologically, even a 5% drop today panics almost everyone, so i can't imagine what would happen with an 80% drop in three days.

if you bought the dip after the 39% drop, you would have had to wait for the price to fall another 28% before it started to rise. additionally, there was a price drop like this during those days:



it seems that back then, it was quite difficult to buy the “dip” in the true sense of the word. psychologically, even a 5% drop today panics almost everyone, so i can't imagine what would happen with an 80% drop in three days.