“Buy the dip” is a trading strategy based on the idea of purchasing an asset after it has declined in price—anticipating a recovery and aiming to profit from the rebound.
It’s most commonly used in bullish markets, where short-term pullbacks are seen as temporary pauses in an overall upward trend.
The logic is simple: when markets temporarily fall due to fear, overreaction, or profit-taking—but without a change in fundamentals—smart traders see opportunity.
I must say that you’re absolutely wrong for saying buying the dip is a trading strategy, investing in Bitcoin and buying the dip depends on how you approach the market, I could have a plan and a working strategy of buying Bitcoin through the lump sum or DCA, depending on which investment method that is best suitable for me in terms of buying and accumulating Bitcoin and not even considering the possibility and the price of Bitcoin market if downturn or upward.
Now I might decide to buy the dip, and try and save some money aside for whenever the opportunity presents itself. And still be buying and accumulating through my regular strategy and that wouldn’t be a bad approach in terms of buying and accumulating bitcoin, but were is a bad approach is when I think waiting for an unprecedented dip for me to start investing or continue accumulating then it’s totally a bad approach, and would definitely make us miss out on opportunities.