DCA is indeed a good way to invest by consistently increasing asset ownership. but the main problem is the readiness of the investor himself. DCA will be suitable for investors with long-term planning and the calmness that has been owned.
financial management used for asset purchase allocation must also be good. otherwise, it will only destroy the long-term investment plan that has been made. everyone must know the limits of their financial capabilities that they can place between living needs and investment.

I believe DCA helps people invest, but they also have to prepare themselves first. it's not as easy as sheltering in a rabbit piggy bank.