You actually sound confused and at the same time missing up ideas and it shows that you don't really know what you are saying, one can still be aggressively and consistently investing with the DCA within their own level of finance and discretionary income without over doing things, meaning that the DCA allows investors to buy regardless of the market conditions whether in high or low, from what you are kinda saying suggesting that people should not buy when the price is high which is wrong, you can buy any time provided that you have your investment money readily available, an investor doesn't look or consider the fraction they are buying before buying what is most important thing is that they are buying and within their own level of discretionary income, and given priority to buying Bitcoin aggressively when the market is in dip can result many in to being carried away and using money not meant for investment to invest.
It is good to be aggressive in a market downturn but there is no reason to be aggressive when you see a decline. If we have regular cash flow we can increase and decrease expenses and buy aggressively. It is good to be as aggressive as possible but that does not mean that we are overworking and doing things that we cannot afford. Anyone who tries to be aggressive will buy regularly and consistently and will not use his aggressiveness until he has established both cash flow management and all emergency funds and reserve funds.
It seems to me that some of us do not understand the words we use and even the DCA we keep talking about. Please @Gost ms, What’s the difference between market downturn and decline, advising it’s good to be aggressive at one and not the other when both mean the same thing. I don’t get you.
Aggressive buying has to do with one’s financial capacity, if an investor already doing DCA starts buying aggressively it means he has increased his purchasing/accumulation power, it’s either he’s buying more rapidly or more volume that is if he was buying $100 monthly he’s now buying $200-300 monthly or buying at weekly intervals, all these depends on the amount of discretionary income at his disposal. Or he has decided to reduce some expenses to increase his discretionary income in order to increase or meet his accumulation target.
Most investors buy aggressively when there’s a dip or when they feel the price is about to pump.