This makes so much sense. Back when it was fluctuating around $60,000, I’d see tons of 'experts' every day saying things like, 'It’ll definitely drop below $55,000 next week,' or 'It’ll for sure break $50,000 by the end of the month.' Some of these were even really well-known figures, which gave a lot of people the illusion that bitcoin:native was bound to crash. But the truth is, no one’s from the future, and no one can predict things with 100% accuracy. If they could, we wouldn’t be seeing them here on X. That’s why I’ve been saying for the longest time: 'Buy the dip and build your position gradually.' As long as the price drops to a level you’re comfortable with, you can start buying bit by bit. Don’t go ALL IN at once, and don’t open positions with high leverage. Take it slow. If you feel the current price isn’t safe, there are plenty of tools like dual-currency products, options, and hedging to help reduce the risk of losses. Personally, I think the strategy of buying more as it drops is a solid one.