Each of us is free to tailor our approach to our situation, and if guys might have goals to accumulate BTC, yet they are engaging in selling BTC in order to accumulate BTC rather than mostly focusing on various buying techniques, that is their choice, as you seem to believe that selling BTC is a way to accumulate BTC, that is your choice to employ those kinds of smarter than everyone tactics, which I consider to be gambling and overly risk taking for an overwhelming majority of people to attempt to employ those kinds of more complicated techniques, yet they (and you too) are free to do whatever they (you) like, even mostly dumb and gambling things like that.
Sure everyone has the liberty to follow what they feel is better for them without trying to impose it on others who doesn't believe or buy the idea of following same path as you do, I can't even imagine how someone will accumulate an asset like Bitcoin and still think about trading it again within a short period of time. Don't know if they are still being doubtful about the price of Bitcoin reaching milestones in the future or they are afraid of market fluctuations and feels like investing for a long period of time may appear that they are wasting their time which on the contrary is not a waste of time.
Maybe I have been pushing back more on EarnOnVictor since he seems to be having these various kinds of seemingly sly ways of trying to suggest that DCA techniques can be improved upon by trading the known swings, which truly might be true, yet I doubt that it is a good idea for most regular people to be fucking around with trying to trade, especially if they have already concluded that they are fairly early in their BTC accumulation journey, and there are a lot of ways that people can screw up their whole BTC accumulation journey when they get distracted away from the employment of ongoing buying techniques and start to consider that they might be able to sell and buy back cheaper, which frequently contributes towards people losing on what should be a winning investment.
But am yet to comprehend how the DCA strategy can be employed with the idea of buying at DIP prices and selling when the price skyrockets and then when it DIP again you rebuy and DCA it sounds like moving away from the real DCA strategy since the DCA doesn't really need selling your Bitcoins at some point but rather continues buying no matter the price of Bitcoin at that particular interval of time when you DCA. The DCA is an easy way of accumulating Bitcoins at a convenient time so combining buying and selling of your assets when you are supposed to be buying and just hodling looks very risky and stressful and with that mindset it can lead to not being able to buy back again because if you sell at high price and expect a DIP to come and it didn't come it means you can't buy back at the price you sold again.