Bitcoin’s price is never too high or too low. It’s all about finding the best opportunity to enter the market.Up or down?I wrote this article a few days ago, when bitcoin’s price was $36,000, in the middle of a parabolic move that started at $9,800.At that time, the total cryptocurrency market cap had just crossed $1 trillion dollars. Everybody was talking about a $100,000 bitcoin.People who said crypto was a scam at a $500 billion market cap were begging for a chance to buy at a $500 billion market cap.People who said “never bitcoin” when its price was $14,000 in 2019 asked whether they should use their next stimulus check to buy some now.People who said they couldn’t afford bitcoin at $4,000 told me they’ll buy the next dip.If you didn’t “stack sats” from January 2019 to December 2020, you may think you missed the bitcoin boat.It’s ok! That boat will come back to harbor — maybe sooner than you think!In a few years, you’ll laugh at the idea that anybody worried about bitcoin at $30,000. Its price could drop 50% immediately and remain in a healthy, long-term uptrend.That doesn’t mean you should buy now.Today, you’re getting a $30,000 bitcoin right after breaking a parabolic uptrend. Looking at on-chain metrics like aSOPR, percent supply in profits, and HODL waves, you see the same data you see during massive crashes.We’ve already had two +50% crashes since this bull market started in January 2019. Why not wait for a third one?You may worry that bitcoin’s price will turn around and shoot up to $80,000 or higher. After all, just a week ago, bitcoin was on pace to hit $100,000 in February. Surely it can get back on track, right?Yes, but keep in mind, nothing fundamentally changes when bitcoin’s price goes up and…