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Exactly Bitcoin is designed for everyone not just for rich and its core principle is accessible and inclusive. Great example of this is DCA strategy which allows people to buy small regular amounts of Bitcoin. This makes it possible for anyone regardless of their income to build up their savings without pressure of trying to time market. And we all know traditional banking systems that can have high fees or minimum balance requirements that exclude many people Bitcoin is decentralized system that does not discriminate. It gives everyone chance to achieve financial freedom by letting them send and receive and store value without restrictions.
The DCA strategy is a very good way to accumulate Bitcoin, but I think that large organizations hardly use this strategy. They rather buy more at a favorable price when the price falls. I would also improve the DCA system for myself in such a way that I would constantly put aside money for buying Bitcoin weekly, but if, for example, it is clear that the price is clearly overpriced, then I would skip one step and make a double purchase the next.
The DCA strategy is a very good strategy. This strategy is best for no coiner and low coiner since it offers the opportunity of buying bitcoin at regular intervals. So if you are doing DCA it doesn't stop you from combining other strategies, like you can buy the dip or even do lump-sum so long as the funds is available. An investor can be keeping aside some percentage of his discretionary income for buying the dips while still going on with his regular dca . Large organisation have large funds in there disposal that they can be able to accumulate large stash at a time, so even if they aren't doing DCA it won't really affect them however for investors with small discretion the best way they can be able to build a good portfolio is through consistence buying which dca strategy offers.