In my opinion, the most suitable investors to use the DCA strategy are those investors who are interested in holding Bitcoin for the long term. When an investor holds for the long term, buying Bitcoin regularly can be quite beneficial. Due to volatility, there is an advantage in buying Bitcoin at a slightly higher and lower price, through which the investor can buy Bitcoin at an average price. And if at that time, when the dip is found, if a little more can be purchased according to the ability, then the amount of profit has increased. If the investor buys from the dip, he will also profit from buying, and if the price of Bitcoin increases, his profit will also increase.
Bitcoin is strong, and it's a perfect asset for dip buying. With other assests that are weaker and more vulnerable to market crash, massacre, I don't recommend dip purchasing.
Buying Bitcoin dips is very good, and can easily help you to get 5% or 10% profit when dip is over and price recovers. Rather than buying Bitcoin in non-dip and wait for its rise to 5% or 10% higher, it's less risky when you buy Bitcoin dips. The first approach, buying in non-dips contains so much uncertainty about probability of Bitcoin rises 5% or 10% higher. With the second approach, buying in dips, it's very likely that 5% or 10% recovery is very possible, and it will give you same ROI like the first approach.
Generally the second approach is safer and possibly more profitable achieving too.