A fall in BTC's price is never good. It can be acceptable, but it's not positive. It gives reasons to media and governments badmouth Bitcoin, saying it's very dangerous and must be regulated/banned, investors become afraid about volatility and start panic selling, also, sharing their negative experience with others, who will also become afraid of investing in BTCs.
Let's be honest, nobody (from crypto community) doesn't care about what media say about Bitcoin. We have already learned that we shouldn't listen to them because they always spread FUD and information and they will always do it. Journalists don't do enough research or invite some "well-known economists" who will try to prove that Bitcoin is a financial pyramid without using reasonable arguments.
Those who are here since some time ago don't worry about media, it's true, but newbies do. They helped BTC hit nice values last year, but now they "helped" BTC return to $9000-$8000 again with panic selling.
Also, media scares potential investors, people that could be investing and helping BTC's demand increase, but that don't do it because they hear too much what media is saying, and follow its advices. Traditional media isn't so powerful like before, but they still have some good influence over a considerable parcel of population.
I'm positive about this dip. A lot of people have been complaining about extremely high transaction fees which are now low (1 sat/b). It's now a perfect time to wait patiently for Lightning Network to become more widely adopted.
Yes, at least now the transactions fees are acceptable again and we have Lightining Network's promise, what can surely boost BTC's price a lot when implemented. On long term I keep optimistic about Bitcoin, and would be good if more people were optimistic as well, so we could overcome this barrier faster.