Take advantage of the opportunity if the market changes quickly like what happened in the past two days when from $44k it fell to $41k. Enter gradually at every price that you think will be touched because the market is difficult to predict because it may rise suddenly and fall suddenly. I'm not good at reading charts, so I don't care about prices when accumulating Bitcoin because with DCA we will get a price that is cheaper than our planned target.
Buying every dip between -2% to -8% is a good choice if you want to accumulate. Of course, it's still a good idea to do DCA rather than all at once - but the best option of course depends on the amount of budget you have. If you have $50 in your account and at that time the price of bitcoin falls by -7% - then don't do DCA, but buy it lump sum.
There's no point buying with DCA if you have a low budget - say $50, I mean the bitcoins you get won't be significant. So consider decisions wisely and be wise in making decisions even if you are not good at analyzing.
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We will do it as well as possible because in adjusting the budget we need the right decision so that the DCA we are doing can run for a long time. A lump sum purchase is certainly good enough if our budget is small but we can increase the purchase a little more when prices fall further. DCA benefits us because we cannot read charts but we will learn to be able to analyze in order to increase our knowledge to find the lowest point in making orders.
We will not mention our budget here, but in that way our assumption of someone is not correct because those who do DCA are those who decide on investments in the long term. They do a small amount but over time they will be able to accumulate large amounts of BTC in their portfolio. Therefore, wiser steps and strategies are of course the decisions they regulate in their finances when running DCA.