You are right that those who wait for the market to fall before starting to invest are not real investors, those who wait can be compared to traders. Real investors never wait for the market to fall, they are ready to buy at any time.

I have noticed that when Bitcoin was at $126k, some people were still waiting for the fall. Currently Bitcoin is down about 50% from its ATH but some people are still waiting for it to fall further. Although it is not possible but I think if Bitcoin drops to $10k then some people will wait for it to fall further, so those who wait for the fall will never be able to invest. So instead of waiting, it is wise to continue investing using the DCA strategy.

When you base your DCA on market fluctuations, it will no longer be DCA. It can naturally be an attempt to catch the market. But the advantage of DCA is that instead of trying to catch the market, you can continue saving regularly and build a good position for yourself. When you make decisions every time you buy, whether the price will fall, whether you will buy more now, whether the bull run has started, it will be like going back to that old problem, that is, trying to guess the market. And whenever you make decisions by guessing the market, it will be very difficult to make the right decision. Again, it may be that you slow down your investments because the market is high. This may slow down your savings. So I think we should be aggressive by considering our discretionary income, emergency fund, reserve fund and cash flow. But being aggressive depending on the market price may be the wrong decision.

This indicates they are individuals or parties who only care about profits. If they don't have that direction I think they will consistently make purchases whether prices are falling or rising. Usually for those who have been investing for years the right or wrong timing is no longer a reason to do so. Instead more people invest when prices are stable meaning they don't experience price fluctuations or increases but rather buy whenever they have discretionary income. That's what a true investor is one who doesn't think about what's happening in the market.

That's what can be said that they are always waiting for the price to drop even though if they knew about Bitcoin maybe they wouldn't wait for the time to buy Bitcoin because currently in my opinion the price will be increasingly difficult to be raised like what happened in mid-September where at that time the price of Bitcoin was still at the number you mentioned because it has been almost a year that the price of Bitcoin is still at the level it is today meaning it is difficult to return to what happened before but currently many parties or large investors want the price to return to what happened in mid-September at around $116,000 because this shows that they don't want the price of Bitcoin to fall too far like what happened now especially since many investors have collected quite a lot so that many of them have experienced losses but even so they still hold back from selling when things happen like now because for them the price is no longer a problem.

Timing and waiting for the price to dip before buying bitcoin is a proof that you re trader and not an investor. This your statement that I bolded is truly misleading because a newbie who is read that your statement that has an intentions of  buying bitcoin consistently regardless of price might change his mind and start timings the market for a perfect time to buy bitcoin Which would delay his accumulating journey. An investor who truly knows what he is doing wouldn't wait for an unknown perfect time to buy bitcoin instead he would buy bitcoin consistently using his discretionary income regardless what price it is in the market. Timing the market or waiting for a perfect price is a delay strategy and a trading tactics which are not the right method to accumulate bitcoin. DCa is the best strategy to accumulate because of it's flexibility for investor with limited discretionary income,aside that, using DCA strategy also helps eliminate the need of timing the market before buying bitcoin as you can buy bitcoin regardless what price it is in the market.

Sometimes beginners simply don't understand how to proceed. They have sufficient discretionary funds. If they understand how we don't need to make things difficult for beginners who approach us. They know we've been involved in this for a long time. What we need to do is provide them with an overview so they can also invest in Bitcoin. Once they understand more or less about investing the amount they invest will require stages to get started. It's best not to do it in an impressive manner. They're just beginners but their discretionary funds certainly exceed what we typically invest.

And once they understand how to invest they'll certainly use the DCA strategy when they start accumulating Bitcoin because they lack the necessary knowledge. If they already follow the strategy with strong finances they'll use it. They won't wait for a price drop to make a purchase. However given their income I think they'll consistently make purchases and won't think about or wait for a price drop to make a DCA.

Many of this holders who consider waiting for dips as the right choice fails to understands that there are alot more opportunities in DCA and with DCA an investor stands more chances of achieving success. Waiting for dips is not advisable instead with DCA we can see dips during the journey and we can still keep buying at any market conditions without not affecting our portfolio because the aim is always the future not the short term profits.
And with DCA we can decide on how much we might be setting aside for our constant buying so alot of opportunities are involved. 

In my experience, DCA should be very helpful for those who are just learning or beginners. Because usually beginners will think how much money they need to start investing, well with this DCA strategy they can use the minimum money they can invest. Sometimes people think buying bitcoin is expensive so they can't buy it. Some of my friends also think that way, but I explained to them that they can buy any bitcoin, not necessarily 1 bitcoin.K

We always talk about DCA, and if beginners start from this forum, they should be able to learn what we are talking about.They can learn from the experience of people who have invested before them. And actually in this day and age it's easier to learn how to invest, because there will be tons of people helping and you can also learn from social media.

It is wrong to think that DCA strategy brings out profit or the reason why people are using dca strategy is because of profits. The DCA strategy isn't about profit as you are thinking. The DCA strategy has advantages over the other two strategies like you can buy bitcoin at any price without having to time the market, also with the DCA strategy you don't need to have a lump sum before you can start accumulating bitcoin. So the motive why investors use DCA strategy isn't to bring out profit but rather the strategy act as a hedge against bitcoin volatility since the investor will be buying bitcoin at different prices.

DCA can only be done by those who have sufficient income to cover their living expenses and have money left over after all their needs are met. This allows them to set aside funds for regular Bitcoin investments, whether monthly or weekly. DCA is done with the goal of long-term investing, and of course, ultimately, all investments aim to generate future profits. You might not see those profits right now, especially if you started in a bull market and are now continuing to DCA in a bear market and the value of your portfolio has certainly declined. However, DCA users aren’t overly concerned about short-term price movements, because those who practice DCA truly believe in Bitcoin’s immense future potential. And through DCA, you can sometimes achieve a better average purchase price. But that’s not the original goal. DCA is simply one investment method that reduces the stress of constantly monitoring the market and searching for the best price. DCA is carried out routinely and consistently over the long term.