There investors that may not want to go in all at once, they may decide to keep some percentage of there discretionary income and them use the remaining percentage for buying the dip. As per being a low coiner ,it also depends on ones cash flow for someone with a good cash flow management that may have a good amount of discretionary income after sorting out all there expenses may decide not to put all there discretion into buying bitcoin at once they can decide to use some percentage to DCA and the remaining percentage for buying the dips.
That's the story for investors now. Let's put ourselves in the current market conditions. BTC has started to rise slowly, although many Altcoins haven't followed suit. But our focus isn't on the Altcoins themselves, but on how to increase our BTC holdings with DCA.
Waiting for a price dip is also a good option, but don't be too idealistic. A combination system is also good when the market is clearly overheated. Corrections are usually inevitable, meaning a DCA plan is in place as usual. If you we cash reserves, keep them in case the market offers a flash sale opportunity. Of course, we don't want to miss that moment, but rationally if we have capital still small, it might be a bit complicated because market timing is impossible to predict. But that's better than nothing at all.
Yes for people who live on a monthly income the DCA strategy is very safe and effective, Many new investors pour all their money into Bitcoin at once out of emotion and then if the price drops a little they panic and sell it and face losses. But those who invest a certain amount of money every month on average get a good entry point from these price fluctuations, It's like preparing for a long race where patience and discipline are the biggest tools.
Many people think that investing all their money will bring the most profit but the reality is that the market does not always move according to our expectations. If there is a sudden big correction or flash sale it is not possible to take that opportunity if you do not have cash in hand, That is why I think that in addition to continuing DCA you should keep a portion in hand so that you can act quickly when the opportunity arises.
Finally I would like to say that planning is more important than emotion in investing, Taking it step by step not jumping in all at once keeping some cash on hand and having a respect for the market are the hallmarks of a good investor. The way you think is very realistic and will be beneficial for many.