It is such a sad thing to see people who are still afraid when we are at 35k+ levels. Even if we fall to 30k levels, that is to be expected after such a huge increase and we shouldn't really be bothered by it if you ask me. I understand that it may not be all that great feeling to see it go down a bit, but we have gone up from 25k, and unless it goes under 30k, I am not going to fear the price. We are going to get closer to halving, so there will be a lot of people who take profit and wait for the halving and buy after that, literally like one day after it. So we should calm down about these dips here and there, its normal and it shouldn't fear us, because we know it will still go back up again.
too many people gets too fixated on the correction not knowing its completely normal occurrence if it getting down i'm not surprised but I know not to dump my coin right now because its still undervalued compared to what it was few years back when it was reaching the ATH. as you said, halving might be good indication that the market will be rallying from now on becoming better and better in terms of value. there will be some corrections pulling it back, of course it was to be expected, it couldn't sustain straight rally until it hits even beyond $50K.
but just know that bitcoin isn't stopping at $35K, many news appearing, BTC ETF, ETH ETF, and many more, it remembers me the previous bullrun where many good news also appearing before bitcoin truly taking off, and at that time the bullrun was massive.
Without a doubt, if you are holding solid coins which have been on the market for a long time and that have a good set of developers behind it then there is no point at all on dropping those coins, in fact what we must do is the opposite and try to buy all the coins that we can, as once the bull run starts not only the price of all of those coins will go up, making them way more difficult to buy, but also I expect the fees and the times needed to wait to get a transaction confirmed to be very long, and you will want to reduce the number of transactions that you make at the time due to the high fees and congestion.