None of us can decide the exact buy the dip parameters for another person or even how much a person might allow his buy on the dip fund grow.  Any guy could create parameters that he does not let his buy on the dip fund grow to any larger than $500, or some other amount that he believes might be causing him too many opportunity costs... and I am not even saying that any newbie needs to have any kind of buying on the dip funds, yet some newbies will feel better to both maintain a buy on the dip funds, yet at the same time, to recognize and appreciate that there is a certain amount of value for bitcoin newbies to be dedicating a certain amount of their funds towards buying bitcoin all of the time, no matter the bitcoin price, and perhaps employing such buying no matter what practices for at least a whole bitcoin cycle and perhaps even a cycle and a half or more.

There is value in terms of not overthinking matters, and just putting a system in place, yet there is also some value in regards to trying to be creative in tailorizing systems that help newbies to feel better about what they are doing and perhaps build some gamification that makes the whole thing fun, even while the whole thing is also helping the person to be building self-sovereign kinds of wealth that he might not have had otherwise had opportunties to build... especially since he can invest very small amounts such as $10 per week or he can invest larger amounts, such as $100, $500 or more, or he can also make his weekly amounts flexible in a way that he is continuously buying bitcoin, yet not getting himself into trouble financially based on his taking money from places that he might otherwise need for his expenses and/or other financial obligations that he might have.. .which also might fall in the category of entertainment and keeping others happy too (whether family or some other kinds of business and/or social arrangements that a guy may well need to maintain).