It's up to you whether you want to use the DCA pattern or so on, but it must also be able to be carried out according to your ability to control it. Investing in Bitcoin does have the opportunity to achieve success, but capital and strategy are important. Make purchases using a much more responsible method and store bitcoin until it reaches the selling value we want, from there we will see how bitcoin can provide freedom for investment.
One can be as aggressive they can ,but without over doing it, just as sir JJG usually Said. Because most folks usually make alot of mistakes when it comes to being aggressive, mistakes like using their emergency funds to increase their rate of Accummulation without having any backup plan . Which may lead them tampering with their investment, for instance $500 is someone monthly salary and he or she decided to go all in with it without having any reserve funds he or she can take as backup funds , they may endup withdrawing their investment too early and the painful part is that they won't just withdraw the $500 back they may even endup withdrawing everything from their wallet . That's why is better to keep accumulating with any amount you know you can use at that moment, the main thing is that yah being consistent with your accumulation.
And this position I started above has always been my style of buying. I don't worry about the dip since I'm going for long term, every entry within this stage is still perfect because I believe Bitcoin will be approaching $100k in the new future. I use the DCA method mostly but when I have extra cash, I do still consider buying the dips and when such times comes, I don't think twice about it because the price of Bitcoin is below $100k and I consider that a fair deal. Some people make buying the dip look so complicated because they want to enter at the perfect lowest point which is very difficult to determine. I don't subscribe to this idea of perfect entry because it can make one to refuse to buy only to see price already surged. Besides, most of the technical analysis method employed in determining the supposed perfect entry are marred with errors.