Currently, we are just getting back to the 200-week moving average, which is
currently at $24,617 and historically had served as a BTC price bottom, but may well present resistance until we get over it... Of course, no guarantees and of course, any of us could have dilemmas in regards to whether it is good to buy now or to wait for further dip in the event that further dips may or may not happen in the short term.
It's quite a dilemma in the current position because we haven't touched the 200WMA to continue buying or not, when the price touches the 200WMA thread it will be the next level as strong support and resistance for bitcoin to continue its increase, it may still needs some time to touch that price level.
The fear that maybe bitcoin does not touch the 200WMA, I feel price will experience a correction first around $ 20k - $ 22k .
because yesterday's bull run phase was also quite a dilemma, whether a bull trap or not is important for us to be aware of and not fomo, I think the funds to continue DCA must be divided into two to anticipate several possibilities, first we continue to buy at any price and secondly funds to buy when bitcoins are in decline.
Well there are at least a couple of kinds of common dilemmas that are going on. One kind of dilemma is for the newbie who is having difficulties having confidence in bitcoin as an asset class, and surely, if that person is a low coiner or a no coiner, then s/he should just be buying on a regular basis and not really getting worked up about the price. Like you said maybe saving some extra money for buying on dips that might happen, but really just regularly and ongoingly buying with any extra money.. and that condition has been great prices for more than 7 months, so far.. .. since historically the BTC price has not spent a lot of time below the 200-week moving average.. Historically, it has not been a common kind of price dynamics in bitcoin.
The other somewhat common kind of dilemma would be for the person who has been in bitcoin for a while, and had been buying on BTC price dips - yet at the same time that person believed that the odds for the BTC price going below the 200-week moving average was quite low, and in that regard, that person might have been buying BTC all the way down from $50k to $30k and then largely ran out of money before the BTC price continued to drop nearly another 50% at BTC price locations that the longer term bitcoiner had thought was going to be at or near the bottom of this price correction.. but then ends up experiencing nearly another 50% BTC price drop and perhaps having some financial and psychological difficulties in terms of being able to continue to buy.. .. and really even feeling some resentment to perhaps ONLY being able to buy small amounts below $20k, when s/he had bought decently large amounts in the mid $30ks and then realizing that all the money spent could have bought nearly twice as many sats...
...so yeah there can be some frustration from some longer term bitcoiners.. and maybe there would be less frustration if compared to some currently reckt
(financially and psychologically) folks who had been engaging in leverage an other kinds of extensive riskiness with their bets on going long bitcoin.. so hopefully that kind of person is not as common, but we know that some of the overleveraged an reckt folks exist in bitcoinlandia, too.