I can agree with you to some extent but not to the point where an investor buying bitcoin regularly with the DCA strategy will be going about trying to analyze the market before buying . If you say some thing like this then you have also defeated one of the core value of the DCA which is to save investors the stress of trying to analyze the market since they can always get to buy bitcoin at any market price at such they don’t need trying to analyze the market, it’s a waste of time and the DCA strategy because the strategy does not align with market timing and analysis. The DCA strategy is to invest a certain amount of money at regular intervals either weekly or monthly basis when our discretionary income is available regardless of any market price, and as a result of this the strategy has bypass the need for analyzing the market.

The core concept of the "buy the dip" strategy is purchasing Bitcoin at a lower price during temporary drops; however, if you have at least ten dollars in discretionary income, a better approach is to buy regardless of the price. We think if an investor seeks advice from "Bitcoin whales" on how to start investing, they would likely recommend the DCA (Dollar-Cost Averaging) strategy first, this is because adopting this strategy allows one to bypass concerns about specific market conditions while lowering the average purchase price over the long term. In my opinion, it is impossible for a common investor to accurately predict the market's bottom and top prices and this strategy can be started by patiently collecting bitcoins regularly without analyzing the market to increase holdings.