Why Now Isn't the Time to Buy Bitcoin Dip
As Bitcoin's price drops below $100k again, many are eager to jump on the “buy the dip” bandwagon. However, I urge caution and suggest taking a step back before making any sizable Bitcoin purchases at this stage. It’s important to remember that nothing in this piece constitutes investment advice.
The primary reason for this caution is to prevent you from becoming exit liquidity for those looking to capitalize on the current volatility. Secondly, I prefer to buy Bitcoin only when it’s genuinely undervalued, not just when it seems to be temporarily discounted. Bitcoin’s price is down about 13% from its all-time highs, which may sound like a significant drop. However, in the context of Bitcoin’s historical price movements, this is just another day of price fluctuations.
Bitcoin follows a cyclical pattern every four years, with its price often surging following a halving event. However, the year after the halving typically sees a steep decline. In 2022, Bitcoin dropped to around $15,500, a significant decrease from its previous cycle’s high of $20,000. If a similar situation arises in 2026, we could see Bitcoin dip to around $53,000—a more substantial and meaningful discount worth considering.
While I’m not discouraging anyone from adopting a dollar-cost averaging strategy for Bitcoin, I wouldn’t recommend buying at this moment. If a loved one asked me whether now is the right time to buy, I’d say “not quite yet.” I focus on maximizing long-term financial gains and believe that waiting for a more substantial dip will provide better opportunities for those looking to invest in Bitcoin for the long haul.
Disclaimer: The views expressed in this article are personal opinions and should not be considered financial advice. Always conduct your own research before making any investment d
ecisions.
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