The DCA method is still widely used by most people who are still trying to accumulate Bitcoin periodically in the current conditions, especially now that there has been a slight price correction in Bitcoin, allowing those who adopt the DCA method to get a much better price for the time being. But generally, anyone who is trying to add Bitcoin to their portfolio doesn't think at all about price fluctuations because as long as they achieve their goal, they will continue to do so relentlessly.
Because rather than saving money that clearly won't produce anything, it's certainly better to use it directly to buy Bitcoin and consider Bitcoin as future savings, or in other words, an investment for the future. I continue to do that and never tire of buying and storing Bitcoin regularly because many people who have previously invested in Bitcoin have also become successful now, so I'm starting to be motivated by their investment methods by continuously buying Bitcoin tirelessly.
If you are doing DCA for long term then such small dips of 5k won't be a big concern. Lets say if you are accumulating for last 5 years starting from 2020 then your portfolio has Bitcoin bought at different prices starting from 10k to current price of 116k. If someone is new to bitcoin and has zero Bitcoin even then he can start accumulating right now keeping in view the previous behaviour of Bitcoin. The price of Bitcoin will continue to go up in next five years with dips also in the path, like the one we see from 2020 to 2025.