Bitcoin is currently in a decline after a top volume increase, so now is definitely not the time to buy the dip. The top volume increase hasn't stabilized at the resistance level, which likely means that the main force is offloading;

So from a technical perspective, Bitcoin needs to drop to 63000–64000 first, then to 59000–60000;

Altcoins have had a bit of a rebound these past few days, which leaves room for future corrections. If Bitcoin pulls down the altcoins, we will see which ones have the smallest declines relative to Bitcoin, and the ones that reach their drop points first will be prioritized for buying the dip. This is the best way to filter high-quality coins, refining gold through fire.

In the coming weeks of October, unless unexpected events occur, it should be relatively quiet; but November will be a month of dramatic changes:

November 1. U.S. Non-farm Payrolls Night, a night of global market upheaval.

November 5. U.S. elections begin, capturing global attention; we don’t know if any black swan events will take the opportunity to emerge.

November 7. Federal Reserve interest rate decision, the most impactful event on market fluctuations; how much will the final rate cut be, 25 or 50?

Now is the time to prepare while the market is still relatively stable. First, seek to survive, then aim for wealth.