In this situation I will not allocate the entire amount of funds for Bitcoin accumulation. I will allocate a large percentage of my discretionary income to Bitcoin and keep the remaining amount as a floating fund/reserve fund. I can use the excess amount of floating fund for additional expenses of my family as well as for aggressive Bitcoin buying during bearish periods. I actually keep a floating fund as well as regularly accumulation Bitcoin in the DCA method through this discretionary income.
I agree with you almost completely, but I am a little hesitant to agree with one thing, according to the current situation. Because the current price of Bitcoin is above $70,000, this is a very good time to buy DIP and a few days ago, the price of Bitcoin had dropped even more, which was a great time for an investor to buy aggressively. Currently, the Bitcoin market is going through a big decline, I can't say exactly, but according to my research, it is currently falling by 40% to 45%. If you wait for a much bigger decline during this big decline, then it will be nothing but foolishness.
The Bitcoin market is very volatile, it is impossible to say when it will happen in the market. So the amount of decline you are waiting for may never happen. Because the market is currently going through a big decline, if you don't buy aggressively at this time, you may never be able to buy aggressively. The decline is an unknown future that is not in your hands. It will never be the right decision to sit on something that is not in your control.