it's not as though if you buy during the DIP you're doing the bad thing or that you won't be in profit, as a matter of fact, buying during the DIP will put you in a higher profit but if you're waiting to buy only during the DIP, you might end up wasting a whole lot of time and end up not buying much. The DCA methord you talked about entails that you buy on a regular bases and doing so might mean that you could possibly buy at an higher price or a lower price but at the end of the day, it gives you the benefit of having an average accumulation that is much, even though you bought some at a price that might not necessarily be looked at as a DIP. And again, what you look at as a dip is actually a contextual narrative that depends on the past price of Bitcoin and more on the future price of Bitcoin.

What I mean is that, what you look at as a price that's too high and won't be good for you to start stacking and that you have to wait till the price of Bitcoin goes down can be the least price you will ever buy Bitcoin in the next five to ten years and so you see that over considering the price that's DIP before buying doesn't always seems as the best option if you're doing a long term plan. In general, if the market is currently at an obvious DIP, maybe if you have your way, you can increase the quantity of your accumulation so as to increase the goose quantity of your stack while you still continue with your DCA methord but buying only when you feel that the market is at the DIP is for me not the right way to accumilate a high amount of Bitcoin.