You’ve pinpointed a natural ground... Strategizing in multiple timelines is required for joining lump sums with steady income. Deploying unexpected funds provides flexibility regarding personal objectives, either immediately, for dips, or blended into DCA. Your outline on holding capital for dips is insightful, it’s more viable with income available that can be use based on any decision or important existing holdings, but not advisable for those early in accumulation. There is no all the time good method; instead, deliberate decisions are made based on individual capacity and believe. This self-awareness is wisdom.
That's the difference between a new investor in the early stages of accumulation and one who has been accumulating more Bitcoin through various methods and buying strategies in the past. And it's quite reasonable for everyone to understand because, fundamentally, we shouldn't equate the conditions of a new investor with those who are already experienced enough to use more prudent investment methods. I also quite agree with the idea of lump sum pooling to find sufficient flexibility, as these funds can also be used simultaneously during times of bear market conditions like the current one.
I hope today's Bitcoin price drop is short-lived and not too deep. Bitcoin is currently trading at over $113,000, which is a good price for investors accumulating and those looking to buy large amounts. This price drop may have been triggered by the recent import tariff panic in several countries, which may have temporarily forced investors to withdraw from the market.