Bitcoin is a bargain right now

So with Bitcoin dipping under $70k lately, I gotta say it feels like a steal. If you can, unload anything you’ve got and grab some of that cheap BTC. Just wait it out. In a few weeks, I bet Bitcoin’s going to shoot up, possibly hitting between $200k to $1M. This is the moment we've all been waiting for.

In a few weeks? That seems too short, I feel that you are too confident that BTC will rise soon. I’m not sure, maybe it will just be a rebound. But to surpass the last ATH, it seems to take 4 years after the halving. Maybe in the next few years the market will experience a decline. Don’t give advice without clear arguments, at least a technical analysis. You are too excited about rising to the $200k level, which is almost three times the current market cap. Just a little pessimistic.

Do not make aggressive decisions, it is not good for anyone, especially to sell the house that you live in today, the question is how do you live with no house, will you live on the side of the road? Make rational decisions, even though now is an opportunity to buy when it is cheap does not mean that your assets are liquidated all and made into bitcoin, actions like this are very risky, except for unproductive assets and assets that you do not use for living needs, you can sell them and invest in bitcoin. Invest safely so that you are calm, follow a better and conservative way, because no one knows bitcoin in the next few weeks, even an hour later, you have to manage your risk in investing.

My two cents as a layman: Bullish: - Historically extremely oversold levels on the RSI, including the monthly RSI - ETF "floodgates" now firmly established in the US and ready to quickly absorb large amounts of capital Bearish: - Tensions in the Middle East and the potential for escalation - Negative correlation with (rising) volatility index, Nasdaq - 200 weekly moving average not yet touched? https://www.coindesk.com/markets/2026/02/02/why-a-usd58-000-bitcoin-is-the-key-number-for-crypto-investors-right-now - No equilibrium yet between supply in loss vs. supply in profit? https://www.coindesk.com/markets/2026/02/04/this-onchain-metric-has-identified-the-bitcoin-bottom-every-cycle - Generally rather muted response by the bulls thus far. Red candles remain larger in terms of volume and more numerous on most timeframes save for the most short term intervals. - The bulls have so far failed to reclaim the former ATH. Open questions and increasing doubts - The mere fact that such a severe dump is occurring, after a bull run that has arguably been the weakest in BTC's history (as pessimists had predicted) and which saw mulitple asset classes sail past its measly performance, including the considerably larger precious metals markets, in itself raises uncomfortable questions. The crash has, for the time being, dashed hopes that while BTC fails to surprise to the upside, it would at least exhibit more muted downswings. - More broadly, since about autumn 2021, there is an increasing crisis of confidence about the issue of extremely fast diminishing returns, downside volatility, and the sustainability of various price projection models (e.g. rainbow charts). The rationality and opportunity cost of hodling are increasingly being questioned by retail investors as Bitcoin has consistently failed to act as a hedge, and for many years on end now. Given that this asset is only 17 years old, I cannot take the latter lightly. - Another issue that looms large is the question of price manipulation and suppression through "paper BTC", i.e. derivatives, short selling of futures etc, price dumps at US market open etc. The pessimists predicted that like gold and silver long before, BTC would suffer the same fate. Other than gold and silver, however, BTC serves no practical use, there is still no mainstream adoption outside speculation. It might make sense to hold a small amount of BTC in the long run, as an insurance policy and in case upside volatlity might suddenly reappear sometime down the line, but as things currently stand, I cannot recommend anyone to invest a significant share of their wealth in BTC. It hurts me to say, but the pessimists appear to be gaining the upper hand. Something has not felt right about BTC's price performance for a long time, and this latest drawdown has painfully reinforced this message IMHO.

No need to sell the bags in order to get new ones Just buy more to your own capability.

Bitcoin price has been bleeding in the last couple of days, but just like you said, this is time to buy the dip, because it wouldn't stay like this for too long, so this is a rare opportunity for investors to expand their portfolio, but it's a decision I believe an investor should take after thinking it through thoroughly instead of making a hasty one. This too is an opportunity to tell Holders not to make any irrational decision and sell as some holders might actually panic looking at how red the market has been, but it's just temporary.

It doesn't make sense for Bitcoin to increase hundreds of percent in a few weeks. It would take trillions of dollars to increase its price, and it would re-enter the top five largest assets in the world, perhaps even reaching the top three. Unfortunately, he's just hallucinating. Just look at his statement, it's not based on any data sources and is merely an assumption or speculation without data. Which means it's just empty talk to meet his posting and activity targets here to build his account. I often see yappers like this.

Have you actually done that? Have you sold everything you own and bought Bitcoin at a price below $70k? Or perhaps you have never invested in it and are simply giving advice to others about an area you do not have much knowledge of? Because advising someone to sell all their assets and invest everything in bitcoin is a bad idea. Even if Bitcoin surges again and the bull market continue, reaching $200k is highly unlikely, let alone higher target

I like your confidence here, which gives a positive mindset to the Bitcoin community that open thier mind, but I think you also need to remind them that invest of what you can afford to wait.  I don't think Bitcoin will recover in that short period of time, it remains unpredictable to me since we have globally crisis as of now due to geopolitical issues. I've been here in the forum for almost a decade watching the trend of Bitcoin price and I know how Bitcoin moves when there's a massive correction, it will also rebound in a short period of time, a week or a month.  IMO, yes! It's time to perfrom DCA method of buying Bitcoin, which for sure potentially gives profit in the future when the ATH comes.

The price of Bitcoin has corrected and touched the $60K price, but the possibility of a downward trend in the price of Bitcoin is very low. Bitcoin has corrected enough, this is the only good time to decide the time to invest. The possibility of getting the maximum benefit is highest if you buy Bitcoin and hold it for a long time, in the current situation, the Bitcoin market can reverse at any time, which means that the price of Bitcoin is most likely to increase. The current Bitcoin market correction indicates that this has created an opportunity for investors to buy Bitcoin, so no one should waste this opportunity.

i don't think selling right now is the way to go. just leave the ones you are currently holding in bitcoin and wait. no need to sell just for you to buy again because if you sell right now when you bought bitcoin at a higher price then you will just lose more money but i like that you said that bitcoin is on a discount because it really is.

BTCBitcoin is in a dangerous phase right now. Many people link it to crime because some users try to use it for illegal activities. But if we connect the dots and look at Bitcoin’s history, it’s clear that Bitcoin itself was not created for crime. Some bad actors misuse it, just like they misuse cash and banks. After the Epstein files, many people are spreading theories, but there is no proof that Epstein created Bitcoin. Bitcoin was created by an unknown person called Satoshi Nakamoto, and their real identity is still not confirmed. Creating a digital currency does not mean controlling the world. Bitcoin is an open system that anyone can use, and no single person controls it. If people keep spreading false stories and fear, it can hurt Bitcoin’s image. But Bitcoin going to zero because of rumors is very unlikely. THIS IS MY POV. BTC isn’t “on discount.” Price goes up and down in cycles — that’s normal. Fear, rumors, and bad news make people panic sell. Strong hands see dips as opportunities, weak hands see doom. Time will tell who’s right.

I do not agree with you. At least I am not going to sell anything to invest in Bitcoin anyway. Rather, I have been accumulating through a DCA strategy and only investing what I can afford to lose. It's true Bitcoin is in critical situation right now and it's hard to realize what would be the next move for Bitcoin, but still I will say it's now on accumulation zone. But shouldn't invest all together; I will advise to follow the DCA strategy, so it could lower the average buy price. Due to the recent dump, a few people will think it's not going to recover anymore and decide not to buy now. But when Bitcoin starts growing, then they will ask questions about whether it's the right time to buy or not. But they are afraid now to invest in Bitcoin and might regret it later. However, we have to remember Bitcoin's potential; it's time to accumulate as much as you can.

Yes bitcoin is on the low now, and it presents a different opportunity for investors who wants to buy more bitcoin, and there are people who are more interested in buying bitcoin on a discount, there are also people who have been waiting for bitcoin price to dip and drop more, and I believe now they have gotten what they really want, now I would say it’s better for people to take the opportunity of buying bitcoin now because it provides a grate opportunity to accumulate on a cheaper and discount price, most people who are also traders are happy now that the price of bitcoin is low, and they might have decided to accumulate now instead of buying when the price of bitcoin would be 90k or 100k, there is a good and splendid opportunities and it’s not a time to panic and sell, it’s a bear market and it provides opportunity.

Analysts from Cryptoquant noted that Bitcoin is still 50% below its all-time high. Yes, deeper drawdowns (-70% to -80%) are possible compared to previous bear markets, but now the greater risk is associated with temporary capitulation, not price. It's not just how low the level drops that matters, but how long it stays there. However, analysts from Alphractal believe that Bitcoin has entered a CAPITULATION phase—and this is important to understand. Historically, during such periods: • volatility falls • risk appetite disappears • slow, quiet accumulation begins. In short: The market hasn't yet recovered from its suffering. Capitulation is not a moment, but a process. It drags on, with plenty of false rebounds and disappointments along the way. Don't be fooled by the noise. Don't listen to emotions.  Just watch the data.

It's true that BTC is currently discounted because its price is currently falling. However, I believe that if someone wants to buy BTC, they should use money they can afford to lose and shouldn't push it too hard, as it could drop slightly and then rise. I don't know if BTC will rise in the next few weeks, as we've entered a bear market, and it's certain that it will take a long time for BTC to rise to very high prices, like $200,000 or $1 million. However, now is the right time to buy bTC, as those who buy at the current price could potentially profit in the future during a bullish market. I believe that right now, we can buy BTC using the DCA strategy. By using the DCA strategy, we can be sure to enjoy it whether the BTC price rises or falls

I do not recommend selling everything you own as the OP suggested, but try to buy some Bitcoin at the current price at all costs. Because this is actually a very good time to buy, and we should take advantage of this opportunity. However, I do not think Bitcoin has corrected enough and has no further room to fall. There is no clear basis to assert that the $60k is the bottom. The market continues to show instability as it is affected by various factors, particularly geopolitical factors. War could break out at any moment, and the situation will only  get worse. It is still too early to talk about the bottom of Bitcoin, IMO.

What makes you think it will go up in mere weeks after such a fall?

Market crash, correction, and a long time of bearish market all give people many great things from a lot of time for consideration, make decision, and take proper action for their Bitcoin accumulation, as well as very good (discount) prices. As always, it's very challenging for people who don't have enough experience in this market with their money, as such times are very chaotic and uncertain, even similarly to turmoils so that people are more easily to feel fearful than determinant for their purchases and entries. Most people hoped for prices like $60,000 or $70,000 months ago when Bitcoin was exchanged above $100k, $110k or $120k but now when they are witnessing such low prices in the market, they are no longer able to make their buying decisions. Even if they fail in this on going market crash, they can take it as a valuable lesson for better action in the future. The psychology of market cycles.

If they have the funds - why not. 50k or 40k, it will be upon us soon enough - and we need to pave the road for the future ATH step by step.