Many new people on this forum are so focused on ranking up on this forum, with the visions of making tons of money from Bounty and Signature campaigns, but when it counts the most, they tend to drop the ball and they lose out on the biggest profits.
My advice to the newbies out there is to forget about Signature campaigns and Bounty campaigns and to concentrate on the things that will help you to make the biggest profits. You should acquire as much cheap bitcoins as you can, during a dip, because you will never know if that price will be the lowest price that Bitcoin would be sold for in many years.
In early 2017, the Bitcoin price was around $1000 and everyone was saying it was over valued, well they were wrong and most of the old timers just kept on buying more coins. The end result... The Bitcoin price went up to $19,000+ and we made huge profits.
So, please shift your focus on the Dip to something more positive. A dip in the price should be welcomed, because it gives newbies and old timers a opportunity to buy more cheap coins.
Buy the Dip and Sell on the Spike for the highest return on your investment. No Signature campaign or Bounty campaign can beat a 800%+ increase in the price.
Typical hype post is typical. First, at what point does a "dip" stop being a dip and start becoming the new reality? The risk perpetual hypers run is that the reality surrounding Bitcoin could have materially shifted and they wouldn't recognize it, instead thinking they're going to be rich some day because they've been buying on every price "dip" since the ATH of $19,000. At some point, you have to stop and reflect on whether you're in the vast minority getting it right or if you're so blinded by greed and lambo dreams that you're missing what everyone else knows, and that's that continuing to buy is more risky than you'd care to admit.
Second, more people were buying in the run up to ATH than had previously ever owned Bitcoin, so far more people are sitting on losses than people who made huge profits at the ATH. Because the smart money was selling then, and the fools were still rushing in trying to get rich. The odds of another run up happening like that are even less likely a second time around. You can't catch lightening in a bottle by trying; it's better to just admit you got lucky through no special wisdom of your own, and also acknowledge it's not gonna happen again. If you live in a world where you can't even acknowledge the likelihood of that, you're going to burn yourself because you think you're infallible. Nothing is more dangerous to an investor than that mindset.