Maybe there's going to be a lesson bitcoin's price doesn't always go up in months, But the OP is planning to HODL for 6 months, There's a good possibility price might go up during that time like last year but it's not guaranteed, not trying to be a duche bag but... OP tell me will remember the french fries and burgers you could've eaten if the price of bitcoin goes down under 10k USD?
No guarantee that the price will go up in such time frame but who knows, there's always possibilities just need to have a good
mindset waiting for your target.
6 months is good enough to see progress, once the market start to bounce back surely it will give decent compensation to
your investment.
I think that 6 months is too impatient of a time period in order to be expecting that you have to see positive results in your BTC portfolio. A large number of bitcoiners do not consider bitcoin as a get rich quick scheme, even if a lot of bitcoiners have incidentally gotten pretty damned well off from bitcoin... so there tends to be a lot of value in both deferring gratification and not expecting that you have to always have positive and quick UP price performance in order to feel satisfied with bitcoin as an investment and investment strategy.
In other words, bitcoin is quite likely strong enough to be an investment that the investor should be willing to invest and wait for 4 your years. Of course, every person who gets into bitcoin retains discretion to cash out early or to take profits at any time whether waiting for four years or longer or cashing out in a shorter timeline if s/he feels that is what s/he wants to do, but bitcoin seems to be a very good long term investment for 4 years or greater.. so yeah, not sure how OP might feel if BTC is at $10k or some low amount in 6 months, and if he might be able to retain his conviction to continue to buy, which is likely the right approach is to continue to buy, especially if there is nothing broken about bitcoin's fundamentals....
so what creates strong fundamentals is another question, and surely there are some folks who are going to get shaken from bitcoin based on price movements or even fears about fundamentals that might not be sufficient to shake a longer term HODLer of conviction... so great price corrections and even BTC prices staying low for a much longer time than expected can be very good tests of conviction even though they are not necessary, the strong tests do happen from time to time including the BTC price going against your interests (or your projections) for much longer than you may have thought to be possible, but pure DOWNity price dynamics should not be a condition sufficient to shake anyone of their conviction if there is no other meaningful negative issue beyond ongoing negative price dynamics.