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It doesn't matter the how you chose to spend the money on bitcoin accumulation. Bitcoin investment methods made provisions for all of that, it depends on how you the investor want to go about it. If you want to go with the lump sum method it's fine, if you want to go with DCA it's also fine. It's just like someone who use the elevator and someone who uses the staircase. But in the end they are going to meet at same spot. The choice of what method to use is your own and nobody can make that decision for you. What matters is your ability to hold on to your bitcoin on the long term.
That's just part of the method we choose based on our own abilities and preferences. Once someone becomes very comfortable with a method, like DCA, they can continue using it without switching to a new one as long as they can afford to buy Bitcoin more regularly, following their own plan. I also like the DCA method, although I don't condemn other methods as long as they're comfortable for anyone. However, when it comes to Bitcoin accumulation and long-term goals, DCA can provide greater comfort for anyone who uses it.
Apart from Government and institutions the rest of the investors or almost all investors uses the DCA method but they always front load whenever there is Dip. One funny thing is that the more people are scared when they see Dip the more serious investors are happy and will be taking advantage of those opportunity because they may not see them again. DCA method is very convenient even though government don't use this method but as an Investor you don't really need to rotate on other investment method rather you can just front load when there is Dip.