Yes, it went up to double digits for a few days until it went back down to around 8k levels just before the halving. But after a few days, it's now back to around 9k+ levels once again. And that just goes to show how volatile the market really is.
The market never change, volatility has become the nature of the market, that's why we are so unique.
Also, I had some hesitations when I heard about the halving recently and I should've purchased around the 6-7k levels at least. So if I hadn't hesitated, I would've earned at least half of its value already but I didn't because I procrastinated even though I have the fiat to purchase at that time. And for some reason, I was stubborn to simply just wait for the funds to come from another source of income instead.
That price range you've mentioned wasn't the dip this year, it was around $4,000 actually and if I am not mistaken, it happened March this year, so I am sure those investors who were able to make a decision buying at dip were able to sell went bitcoin went to $10,000.. imagine the return in just a short term of investment, that's a lot, so if you believe, you are likely going to buy it in a good timing.
just watch the market, there will be more opportunity to buy.