You are right JayJuanGee, folks that are new in Bitcoin accumulation should focus on using DCA strategy expecially those that don't have much cashflow, so that they would able to face their financial situation when accumulating. But for someone with some nice cashflow can actually make use of the setting of orders method to buy the dip, because the fact sfill remains that we can't predict the market movement. In the process you're actually spreading your reserved funds in purchasing the dip, jus like what you said some one having $1k as reserve funds he may decide to use $100 to buy every 5% Dip , like in the form of DCA which is actually nice because we can't actually tell howfar the dip would be , than going in all at once with your reserved funds thinking that you have purchased the dip not knowing that they may be a further dips .
For beginners who want to use the DCA method, it certainly makes it very easy for them to collect Bitcoin and we only need to buy it according to the schedule we have set with some of the proceeds from the income we have, the rest of the needs we need and buy by waiting for a decline, of course we also do this. You must be able to analyze prices well, but it is very difficult to predict that Bitcoin has experienced a decline and this is a good time for us to buy it.
Dividing the funds we have to take advantage of opportunities when prices fall will of course be very beneficial for those of us who will carry out long-term investments so that we will be able to gain profits from the investments we carry out.