As Bitcoin weathers its typical ups and downs, investors are left wondering whether to brace for a downturn or view this as just another phase in the market's cycle.

Seasoned experts, however, offer some reassuring perspectives from Bitcoin's historical past

Roundtable anchor Rob Nelson addressed the growing tremors, noting that Bitcoin’s recent fluctuations between $50,000 and $61,000 are "kind of normal." He suggested that instead of panicking, investors should recognize this as typical behavior for the cryptocurrency.

George Tung, Host of CryptosRUs, advised, "I never advise anyone to panic when it comes to investing, especially Bitcoin." He explained that Bitcoin's current 25% dip is "in line with all previous cycles" and emphasized the importance of focusing on "the bigger picture" rather than short-term volatility. As Fundstrat's Head of Digital Asset Strategy Sean Farrell recently pointed out in a chart, summer his historically a tough time for Bitcoin.

Gav Blaxberg, CEO of WOLF Financial, pointed out that while the fear index is high, institutions are "rapidly buying Bitcoin right now." He highlighted that the market's sideways movement since March 2024 is a sign of healthy "consolidation," not an impending crash.

Despite a drop in prices, daily inflows among the new Bitcoin ETFs continue to stack up.

These expert insights suggest that while the market may appear volatile to new investors, it’s just another chapter in Bitcoin's ongoing journey. The key takeaway: don't let short-term swings overshadow long-term potential.