It is difficult to imitate MicroStrategy, because we have already seen when Bitcoin was trading at $15000, their loss was equal to several billion dollars. And if the market had not started to grow from these values, we could have seen bankruptcy MicroStrategy.
It's hard but I think they planned it well and they've foreseen any situation of the market, good or bad, they'll follow the plan to keep on buying. But it's true that with the big purchases that they make, an individual is going to have a hard time being consistent in DCA. Anyway, it's proven and tested that DCA is a convenient way of being invested in Bitcoin and if you have a long-term plan, it is the way to go. The thread was made a year ago and I think that even as years pass by, this is still going to be inline with everyone's plan so the style will never get old.
As far as I know about DCA method, DCA strategy prevents you from making high profit and high loss. That means DCA strategy will not allow you to make excessive profits and will protect you from excessive losses. For example, if you buy four weeks at $60, $65, $70, and $75 principal, your purchase price under the DCA method would be $67.50. Now even if you sell at $70 you won't make a loss, whereas you had to buy at $75. That is, DCA method prevents you from high profits but protects you from losses.
It's actually a case to case basis, let's say those that have done DCA several years ago as they were ahead of time to us, they have both protection from losses and at the same time got higher profits. But I am talking about years ago and it's applicable today but if you think that it's going to prevent you from making decent profits, then just lump sum.