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.
What are you keeping the money for ? Why wait when you can purchase more, why wait for something you can’t predict or control, What if it never happens?,.…. The time you spend saving part of your discretionary waiting for a dip to happen is valuable time that if you had invested it in accumulating bitcoin would have yielded more.
Now get this, buying the dip is not wrong but waiting to buy is wrong; I don’t know if this makes sense to you. If you’re DCAing regularly surely you’ll be building your emergency and reserve funds, so when dip happens you buy your usual amount with DCA, then if you need to add more you can buy with your reserve funds with plans of replacing it in the future.
It’s never a good strategy to wait on the sidelines to buy at the dip or pause your DCA in order to buy more at the dip. Market will shock you!.