On the other hand, I think the DCA method will be more favourable to the smaller investors when the market is bullish because if a small investor decides to DCA when the market is red, there are obvious possibilities that, it might get liquidated depending on how much has been imputed already.
I get your point but that's not really how it's. You may get your invested capital depleted after buying, either with the DCA method or outright buy at once. Market dump or "reddishness" per se isn't something that should scare anyone because you will still not have lost your capital. In crypto Spot trading (that's what we do when we buy to hodl), you don't suffer any loss until you sell off. Even when your investment dips, you still aren't in loss until you sell.My advice to newbies at a time like this that the bull run is becoming interesting with all the favourable fundamentals flying up and down is never to sell off in panic. Whatever goes down is expected to come up during bull season, except they're worthless tokens/coins. Now is a time to hodl.
I created a thread with regards to helping newbies get a clearer understanding of how the DCA works and at some point, there might other established community members who also needs this clarification and I think I read several opinions of people about DCA and later came to a conclusion that, the DCA method is a no respecter of market price as the main purpose of the technique is to get people into the market regardless of how much at hand and what the price of the market might be provided that, the investor is consistent with their holdings.
