Many people on Twitter give terrible advice when it comes to buying dips. A prime example was Bitcoin went from around $120k toward $60k where countless voices kept shouting “generational buy” at $90k, $80k, $70k, and lower even though the fundamental case for BTC had already broken down above 110k. This obsession stems from the dangerous DCA mindset that's super parasitic and you get an emotional attachment to assets turning every price drop into a supposed opportunity regardless of fundamentals. The right approach is to buy dips when the core fundamentals remain strong or have actually improved/ when an external shock creates temporary fear without damaging the underlying thesis like when DeepSeek happened because their competitive moats and demand for compute never changed. It's also better to wait for the selling to exhaust and scale in as momentum begins again rather than averaging down into weakness out of blind loyalty to the asset