For sure, there may well be hardly any advantage to DCA over extended periods of time, if a guy has a large lump sum amount in his possession, even though there may be some preference to invest it in gradual ways, such as $1,923 per week for 26 weeks, and even that might be a questionable tactic if it is unclear if the BTC price might be able to stay down for the next 26 weeks. I doubt that plugging DCA into any situation is really going to resolve the issue, especially if there are questions about how to deal with a bunch of cash that is right in our bank right now. If the scenario was different, such as having the $50k coming to us over an extended period, then we may want to invest all of the amount of the $50k as it comes in.. even though surely many of us would also need to attempt to account for other income and/or expenses that we have every month, so if the $50k is extra money coming in there might not necessarily be any value to spread out the investment into bitcoin, except maybe over a few weeks in the case of $10k coming in at one time or some kind of a situation like that.
After I thought more carefully and adjusted to your opinion, I found a more appropriate way to buy bitcoin if I have extra money or ready money of 50k dollars with a single purchase is better.
There may be several factors that may be better used in a lump sum.
One of them is the cost savings for paying fees at the time of execution and also from that point of view DCA is not very appropriate for spreading the budget over a long period of time if we have funds early with a large amount.
That's what is interesting to conclude, when we have money we must have a good strategy and planning, input from your ideas will be very useful for many investors who want to take a stand in the choices they want to plan.
It is also true, if DCA for Discretionary income is certainly very good to plan in Bitcoin accumulation and very different from having a large budget at once. Buying at dips may be good if we already have btc or a satisfaction stage but I think new investors who want to invest in bitcoin always say dips are the best time regardless of whether they have done DCA or not. Actually, it is very disturbing to the peace of mind, meaning if investor A has never bought bitcoin and is just waiting for the dips, isn't he always wasting time watching the chart every day? It seems more boring compared to long-term planning for 7 years with a determination of $50k to be spread over 7 years with a routine execution of $126 every week.