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bitcoin of course until now is still believed to be a safe digital asset because until now bitcoin is still in great demand by people especially those who are involved in the world of crypto.

but what I see so many ways people do to buy btc there is DCA, some buy when it goes down and some immediately buy btc or many people call it Lump sum if I'm not mistaken. in my opinion buying btc in any way is certainly good as long as we keep it for the long term and of course my goal in making this topic is just to know if you always DCA when buying btc or other than DCA?

You can buy Bitcoin at any time using the DCA method, if your goal is holding Bitcoin for the long term then you don't have to worry about what will happen in the next few months, it is probably going to keep having more value because it is more in demand now compare to years ago.

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Yet I still believe that understanding the cycle of this market will net you more Bitcoin than just throwing money into Bitcoin at any time, but for someone who can't tell the difference or maybe new to Bitcoin they can start buying using DCA at any time, on the long run it will still yield some profits.

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Any DCA strategy is acceptable, you just have to choose one that fits your income from your job or business. My advice is that buying Bitcoin through the DCA method tends to be easier for someone who has a steady income/job.

Sometimes people find DCA is less emotional because if you buy and later it drops 10% then you don't feel the pain as much as if you'd purchased in a lump sum.  Of course if it goes up 10%, you don't gain as much, but people feel the pain of loss more than the pleasure of gain.   If your holding term is long enough then it doesn't matter all that much.  Years vs days or weeks for example.  For the most part, anyone who has purchased (or mined) at any time since 2009 with the exception of a few months at the end of last year is ahead of the game. 

The most important part is to get off 0 and get yourself into the game.  Whether that be with a big buy to get you rolling, or a more well thought out plan to continue investing over time using dollar cost averaging.  As long as you aren't sitting on the sidelines watching, you're ahead of most.  That being said, I personally think a DCA strategy will work better over the long term, and we are nearing the end of this cycle.  So my advice would be to make sure if you lump sum jump in, you are ready to pull some out if the market changes.  However, if you DCA, stick with it for the next 4 years and you won't be disappointed.

DCA is very efficient to accumulate bitcoin and grow your portfolio overtime. You can use as little as $10 to invest consistently and persistently from your extra cash that you have. Before you know it in few years, you will have some good amount of bitcoin in your portfolio. Bitcoin price waits for no man, likewise time. I believe that the price of bitcoin will increase overtime because bitcoin is still in her early days.

Not everyone investing in bitcoin is using this strategy of DCA to invest and accumulate, some are traders, some are short term investors and some are even long time investors but don't make use of this same DCA strategy on investing especially when the market is already on dip, for the sake of any other investors who wish to learn more about how to use the strategy of DCA for an investment or what it means could follow up this link to learn more on this strategy.

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Depending on your strategy for investing in BTC, what do you want? Lump sum, DCA, Buy Dip? Many more?

I think every investor has their own way to do their BTC accumulation for a long time, but what is often discussed here maybe some of us are mostly with the DCA method that's what I do.

At least by buying once a week - once every two weeks or once a month depending on the money available.

Does it really matter how one acquires Bitcoin? I have always thought that the most important aspect of investing is understanding your financial capability as an investor and choosing the best option that matches it. This should determine whether you DCA, invest a lump sum, or use a combination of both methods, depending on your strategy, investment goals and risks tolerance.

I just started my Bitcoin journey, and DCA is all I can do for now, not because I am scared of investing, but because that's my financial strength for now.

I haven't really used any other method to use Bitcoin aside DCA, my mentor that introduced me to Bitcoin actually explained to me that aside DCA strategy there's lump sum and buying on the dips but I was more comfortable with DCA strategy as it's more safe and stress-free for me. With DCA strategy you can budget a little amount of money from your salary or your business and buy, I think most of Bitcoin's investors use the DCA because you can buy at any time that pleases you with any amount you can afford.

We all have different strategies so I do not know what this question is about. Some people only bought bitcoin once and it was on a price low enough for them and they bought a pretty hefty amount enough for them to not buy again.

Some people may not yet be that satisfied with the amount of bitcoin they have thus they do DCA to acquire more bitcoins and especially if they have limited budget.

Your opinion towards Bitcoin investment is valid, so long as in some way, you find a means to keep building your portfolio. It’s important that you don’t limit your portfolio to what it’s always being as, stagnated growth isn’t really growth. Bitcoin might increase in value as a result of you having to hold what you’ve got but then, you would get even more should you continue to buy.

DCA method to Bitcoin investment is always advices because it in a way ensures you keep buying. It’s more like you having to set aside a portion of your income for Bitcoin investment and it disciplines you to keep at it rather than, wait on a certain price or a lump sum.

DCA is the way.

Some lump sum investors made lots of money too but most of them couldn’t wait long enough because they didn’t have the mental capacity to so.

It is damn stressful to invest your life savings in one asset and then wait. That’s not the healthiest and smartest way of making an investment.

Ideally, you want to dca and have a diversified portfolio of assets. So even dca’in on btc alone isn’t enough if you don’t want to get shaken off during market downturns.

There is nothing wrong in buying a big chunk all at once, the reason why dca is recommended is for people who do not have so much funds, but they want to grow a portfolio, and also for people who want to reduce the risk of volatility. BTC is not like the many shitcoin cryptocurrencies that are created on a daily, so you can buy it in anyway you wish, just store it safely and don't be a weak hand.

For myself with DCA...

The DCA strategy is quite useful until now because this way you can collect more bitcoin even though you only buy with $10-$50.
DCA is indeed for small investors quite effective because it can be with a small amount.

And it all depends on which one suits you and you have sufficient understanding and knowledge in choosing the best investment strategy for you and you also master it, besides it must be in accordance with the income that can support your choice without harming or complicating you. And in general DCA is the choice of most people in various circles, especially for those who do not have the ability to buy Bitcoin in large quantities, with DCA they can make purchases periodically according to their abilities with weekly or monthly routines that will later accumulate and will grow bigger in the long term. And there are also those who buy in very large quantities and store them for a long period of time and whatever the method if the goal is for the long term is the best choice for Bitcoin which will generate profits.

I second that.

DCA is popular because most people live from paycheck to paycheck so to lump sum buy they'd have to either sell something or get a loan, which might be scary for some of us.
This method allows you to get a few bucks off your monthly wage and turn it into a long term investment.

If you're one of those lucky people with some savings in fiat, just spend some of that to by. Many current bitcoiners used to be stock traders, holders of precious metals and government bonds. If you're like that just convert some of that into bitcoin.

In other words:
broke -> DCA
wealthy -> lump sum to get some exposure and then either buy the dip or DCA.

The way i believe DCA should work is to be for persons who cannot afford to buy a whole Bitcoin. Any interested individual who can afford to buy a whole bitcoin should not bother to DCA if he really wants to be on the train faster. My suggestion doesn't mean that the DCA method is not a general one. Of course, any category of individual can choose to DCA. Sometimes people will prefer a strategy that will reduce risk even if they have more than enough to invest at once. 

If a person sees a good opportunity to buy bitcoins and they have the capacity to put out money then do it. Because when will you get the same opportunity again? It may come again but when and how soon? There is not much choice left for those who are not that rich. Even if bitcoin declines big time it can still be too expensive for them. So they just buy for how much they can.
It just would not make sense for a rich person to turn to DCA since he will just stress himself trying to find another good opportunity.

It's broken thinking and belief.

Nothing includes Bitcoin is a safe digital asset because a reason like "great demand by people". You can have altcoins include a Bitcoin fork in 2017, Bitcoin Cash, that is a shitcoin, but used to have great demand by people who believed wrongly that Bitcoin Cash is real Bitcoin. There are other altcoins and meme tokens that can have great demands by people, but they are not Safe Digital Assets.

Bitcoin is a strongest and safest cryptocurrency because of many technical factors, not by community demand. Decentralization, censorship resistance, and network security are biggest contributors for Bitcoin success.

Altcoins can not compare with Bitcoin in network security.
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Any ways and any means of purchasing it is fine, and we can't dictate that people should go long term or short term. We tell them to go long term if they want to maximize their profits, but even so, they're still on their own to decide if they'll do the same as us or not. And it doesn't matter if I DCA or not, as long as I've got the money and ready to buy Bitcoin, I do it. Because not all of us are in that situation that we're getting some money that's scheduled for buying. So, having a spare is a blessing if it's ready to be spent for buying BTC, dca or not.

Agreed as buying Bitcoin in anyway that it suits you is fine but buying Bitcoin with DCA is the better way of buying Bitcoin. Incase you don't know, there's always a long time of Bitcoin being in the bear market that can cause the price of Bitcoin to drop significantly that if you already have invested by buying in a  large sum, it might be difficult for you to still want to buy more Bitcoin because you'll be afraid that the market might keep on dumping after you have already bought hence DCA is a better way of buying Bitcoin because you won't have to buy with all the money that you have at a go but you're buying in small capital that makes you to still have money to continue to buy despite how bad the market is becoming. Spreading your investing period gives you a better opportunity to get discounts when the market is dumping and also gives you more experience

I use DCA strategy because I don't have time to watch the graph.

It's too gambling for using lump sum strategy, imagine you're flipping most of your wealth, not easy when you choose to buy at bottom, not easy when you hold, not easy when you want to sell at high.

Half DCA and half lump sum seems to be more make sense, at least you have back up from your DCA.

Only if the lumps in question won't be hitting you like a truck overall.

The budget should be allocated responsibly, to the needs of each person.

I buy Bitcoin when I feel it's the right time to buy, and I sell when I think that the bubble is about to burst. If we have a look at my past trades, I'd say that I manage it very successfully. DCA might be the safest bet for many people, but I prefer my approach because it results in significantly better profit. One thing that helps me into this is that I never rush, I wait months or a year to choose the perfect moment to buy Bitcoins and hold them. Even when I buy, I hold for a long time to see the pinnacle of the market. Recently, I sold my Bitcoins for around $100K and then bought them again at $85K. Today the price is around $88K and I'm sure it's only going to rise.
At the moment, anything under $100K is a win win.

I don't think there is any better and better method than DCA because when you invest using DCA method no matter at what price you buy bitcoin then no matter how low the price of bitcoin is on average your bitcoin purchase price will come down a lot due to which you will not lose much on average. However, if you invest in Bitcoin together, in that case, if the price of Bitcoin increases, your profit will be more, and if the price decreases, your loss will be more. So you must follow DCA method to minimize your risk. You can never avoid DCA method to minimize losses and not find any better method then DCA

What can I say - happy hodling is a great process to witness, as there is no nerve spent on it.

Wonderful to see people appreciating the value of BTC which only becomes bigger and bigger.

To be successful in investing in Bitcoin, you need to hold for the long term. Now you can invest in any method, but you must have the ability to hold for the long term. But the DCA approach certainly has advantages. However, I prefer to invest in the DCA method. Because by investing in DCA method I get opportunity to buy bitcoins at average price. Also I don't have enough money to invest, so I invest in DCA method as per my ability from my monthly salary.

Threads and replies keep raising the subject about DCA, it's a nice approach to invest in Bitcoin. Some investors do well with strategies other than they do with DCA, not everyone is grounded to a particular approach, i don't think a healthy investment is solidly grown from implementing just through the act of DCA, there should be involvement of other kinds, the goal is reaching a desirable level of investment in the most convenient economical state.

With any method used by some people to buy bitcoin is a good choice, as long as they have the opportunity to achieve a much more maximum purchase. It is possible that people make some changes to reach a better portfolio stage so that they make big plans for the bitcoin buying process. In the life that I live there are several considerations that might make me use DCA more often as a buying strategy, even though I occasionally buy during a sharp decline with more money.

One of the reasons is because I want to increase assets and generally that is a big step taken by people as an effort to look more consistent in investing. All strategies are good as long as people have confidence in bitcoin because it is quite unfortunate if they buy and sell it in the near future inconsistently.

DCA method remains the most effective way to accumulate and grow your investment, the strategy accommodates every class of the society, anybody that earns income can accumulate at their own pace. Also the fast adoption of Bitcoin as an asset to invest in is due to a common fact that anybody can start with a very small amount of money. When you are on DCA for the long term, you will not panic or get overexcited when Bitcoin price dumps or pumps, what you are looking forward to is seeing ATH at every bull circles. Buying with a lump sum is also good but it is more profitable if the person will wait for dip before buying so that they will get a lot of profits in bull run.

Do what you can for Bitcoin and Invest with the amount you can afford to put into Bitcoin. So there is no specific rule for anyone who wants to have bitcoin but with the ideal note that the investment option is long term. Believe it or not evidence has shown people make big profits in bitcoin when they do it long term.

Anything goes imo. Whatever you're current financial state can handle should be the one that you should follow. Granted a lenient entry (meaning almost any point) would probably take years before it bears any fruit, and I reckon we won't be seeing any crazy x20 profits anymore, so don't get your hopes up. I reckon it'd be a lot better to invest in something else if you want something more stable-ish. Only invest in crypto if you want risky investments but also risky profits.

Personally I'd go for DCA, but at this point in the cycle would probably be better to buy in and just hodl for a few short months instead of years. Just reset and start the DCA instead maybe by 2026 or so.

Ideal BTC investment is the one that is done for long enough fully understanding why it is done that way.

buy with the strategy that works well for you. If your income can only allow you to DCA, focus on DCA and don't try other methods; just stick to what is working for you. If your income can allow you to DCA and do lump sum or buy at the DIP, it is best never to hesitate in doing so. The reason why the DCA investment plan is what is trending and the most popular is that, be you an entry-level investor or an old investor with a lot of allocation for your investment, you can still make use of it.

DCA, when done the right way, encompasses every other method because you will have to buy at the different prices at the different times you have slotted out for your purchase. Some of us might even be accumulating our BTC using the DCA method without actually knowing it.

I accumulated some BTC via these signature campaigns last year, after that, I was unable to accumulate as most of non-gambling campaigns were gone. Well, the point is, at that time I accumulated BTC and you can call it DCA on weekly basis. As I received weekly payments, I kept them in my holdings until they gave me some profit.

In my opinion, a Lump sum is the best option for those, who have money and the market is in buying position like BTC is cheap too, not above $100k or even $90k but when it was around $82k and people have enough money they should have do Lump Sum, and those who don't have money they should do DCA as they have left with no other best option.

Whichever method you choose is okay, but when you decide not to buy and hodl, you do yourself no good. As for me, I don't have a big purse to make a one time bitcoin purchase in millions or thousands of dollars. So DCA is the convenient method for me. As the money comes, I buy with my spare cash and I've been doing that for some time now and it's going to payoff on a long run.

Any accumulation strategy you choose is valid, I don't really believe one accumulation strategy is more effective than the other, I love DCA because it decrease the pressure of having to make a bulky purchase on limited available cold cash and allows me to buy at a slow and steady pace.

The main target is to accumulate Bitcoin and as long as you're buying consistently with your discretionary income, have an accumulation target with a long-term holding period, then you're fine.

If the results are there - it doesn't matter how exactly you would change your strategy. It would still work, and it's the question of min-maxing the potential PNL.

There is always room to adapt ;)

The title of the OP topic about buying bitcoins can be summarized in a few words: "The purchase must be."

It is important to start, no matter what amount, but it is always better to be a practitioner than a theorist. If you invest a certain amount, you will be able to understand how and how much you can afford to re-invest next time. Waiting for a better price is not the best move, since there is a chance that at that moment you will not be able to afford even small expenses. Yes, of course, you should understand for what period you are investing, and you should imagine all the ways out of situations so that if necessary, you do not touch your investments for a long time.

Every method works if you can use it properly, it depends entirely on how you use it.
The DCA is the easiest investment strategy to got into, it's cost effective since it's up to the investor to choose how much they invest periodically for the number of cycles they wish to hodl for, while still on DCA, an investor can decide to Scale (increase the amount of money the use to buy bitcoin periodically, lets say from $10 to $20, an investor can also decide to make additional $10 increase every month).
Somewhere along the way while they are still investing, the can get their hands on a large amount of discretionary income and decide to pour all of it into their investment, this is basically lump sum investment. If they are lucky and this large amount of money get to them during a DIP and there decide to invest, you can call it lump sum investment and also buying the DIP.
So every investment strategy works as long as you use them the right way.

DCA, lump sum, or something else? Depends on who you are, what you know, and what you feel. People want explanations, set rules, safe bets. Still, this is not homework. This is your exposure to the future, and the future is more concerned with your belief than with your entry plan. If you're DCA-ing, you're  admitting you don’t trust your timing. It's okay. That is systemizing uncertainty; that is not weakness. You spread risk. You accept you’re human. In contrast, lump sum? That’s raw belief. In the face of low time preference, that is strong time preference smashing. It works statistically, statistically often better. But only if your gut isn’t a slave to price action. Most people lump sum, panic, and then wish they had DCA’d.

I would say that using DCA is the safest strategy when buying bitcoin regardless of its price. You don’t buy if you don’t have sufficient funds, that’s why we have here DCA to lessen the burden especially if you are planning to buy bitcoin at a single purchase.

However, investors have different buying preferences, and we can’t tell everyone to buy like this or like that. But one thing is certain, as long as you buy with caution and you spend on what you can afford to lose, you are doing the right thing.

As a very small investor, DCA is the best strategy for me. With a low risk we can accumulate Bitcoin slowly. It's true Bitcoin gives a chance to accumulate every few months, like now. I mean, sometimes Bitcoin dumps hard, and we can accumulate Bitcoin at once if we have enough funds. But with the DCA strategy, we can accumulate in every dump, so it's possible to accumulate more lower prices on average.

So it fully depends on your financial conditions, either you want to accumulate with a DCA strategy or any other strategies. Bitcoin investment is always risky, though we know it could pump any time. But our natures are quite different from each other.  We might be panic sellers as well. So we need a proper plan before investing in Bitcoin.

Except you are making losses,  I feel buying Bitcoin in anyway legally you can is fine. DC, lump sum or an outright buy, whichever way just make sure you are positioned to making some good profits when Bitcoin eventually makes its next move after you must have bought.  For the longe term investment,  you almost cannot go wrong buying Bitcoin almost at anytime, because overall Bitcoin gets bullish, this has been my believe over the years and most often it's not been wrong.

Buying a dip or buying on a bullish trend are neither wrong if the intention is for a long term but if you are buying to make profit within the shortest time possible,  then it's not ideal you explore buying when it's already bullish and almost at an ATH, I don't usually advise trading that much because not everyone has got the skill or the patience required but it's also a good route for exploring short-term opportunities in the market. But then as a long-term or short-term investor,  DCA always stands out as a good means with which you can acquire Bitcoin without having to strain your purse and also bothering so much about losses.

There is no risk if we hodl long enough.

And to do so, we need to know enough not to drop our bags too early.

There are pros and cons in using different strategies, but the good thing about DCA compared to lump sum is that whatever direction the price goes next, it doesn’t matter much. Whereas, in a lump sum purchase, if you got into Bitcoin at $100,000, for example, you'll have to keep on hodling indefinitely until you make profit. There isn’t an average that could remain significantly lower than the even your most expensive purchase. But, of course, the bottom line is always the availability of your funds. You’ll make adjustments according to it.

In reality, everyone must have a plan in life and it is not only about investment, but there are other potentials that can be explored based on skills. Most people today are lulled by the desire to achieve success in life and that is natural because everyone has a great desire. I realize that people who do not have a plan in life will never be successful wherever they are, so it is time to build better finances with the right plan. DCA strategy, lump sum and whatever it is called is quite dependent on its implementation because even though people say DCA is one that can be done, if it is not consistent it will not provide certainty to achieve financial success.

Some people only focus on something they cannot achieve and end up hoping for luck, this is the same as a betting pattern that does not have a definite plan. It is better to choose one of the right strategies and do it consistently because that way people will have the opportunity to achieve the financial success they are looking for.

DCA is about steady accumulation, with no matter what the price is, I agree with you.

You just wait till you reach your targets, it's that simple 8) (if you know why you are doing the process).

OP, I agree with you that those of us involved in the crypto world think that BTC is a digital asset. And BTC is bought by each individual using a different strategy. Some people like to buy 'buy the dip' and some people like to buy using the 'DCA' method. That is, each person buys with their own strategy. In the first method, when the market price drops, people try to buy at a lower price and make a profit.

For example, yesterday the price of Bitcoin was $20,000 but today it has dropped to $10,000. Many use this price drop as an opportunity. Again, there are many strategic investors who do not want to take this risk and want to buy Bitcoin on average using the DCA method. I find the second method more acceptable than the first method, because I get very disappointed when the price drops from the way I bought it in the first method (although according to history, Bitcoin has always reached its highest ATH).

But in the second method, if one is patient and invests consistently, the impact of price fluctuations in the market is less. As a result, he can invest in rest.

It doesn't matter if you apply the DCA strategy or not. The most important thing is that we invest in bitcoin at the right time and in the amount that we can afford.

I don't deny that I don't usually do this, but it is highly recommended as the impact is somewhat favorable in the long run. That is why we don't just simply invest and do whatever we want, but rather do some analysis and an effective market approach. Since our goal is to make a profit, then we should also follow those investors who have a history of success.

In fact the most effective strategy in Bitcoin investment is DCA, there is no doubt about it, the DCA strategy can provide an investor with as much benefit then other strategy. Especially if you want to avoid market volatility and invest at an average price, you must adopt the DCA strategy. Because no one can achieve good benefits by investing aggressively in the midst of Bitcoin volatility. But if you don't worry too much about market volatility, through DCA, you can buy Bitcoin regularly and deposit Bitcoin at an average price, then in the long run the investor will achieve maximum profit from it. In addition, investing aggressively is not possible for everyone, because many people do not have enough cash. Therefore, if they can buy small amounts regularly, then after a long time their investment will become much larger. And it will definitely provide more profit than other strategies.

I have always suggested buying bitcoin at set period of times is the best, no matter what the price is. For example buying bitcoin at first of every month, or weekly, or once every two months if you have to but I would say once a month is better.

Because that allows you to constantly grow and accumulate and you don't have to wait for it to drop. This means sometimes it will drop after you buy, but there will be moments when it goes up after you buy too, and no matter what, on the long term, the price will be higher than what you bought eventually and will have a bull run where you will get richer. So while this may not be DCA, it is also not lump sum neither, it is just buying bitcoin consistently once a month.

DCA method is what the vast majority of investors in bitcoin does. The smaller population of people that have invested in bitcoin are the big whale investors who lump sum everything at the start of their investment. The market is very volatile and any of the strategy when used can be a good idea for the long time benefit of those investment in bitcoin. Dollar Cost Averaging method is possibly more popular because it fits well any type of person that is ready to invest in bitcoin more, so it became more popular than lump sum even when it also has a big advantage in the market. In conclusive, every method is a good one and you should use the one that fits best your niche without troubling yourself.

We must remember that for now DCA is only one of the strategies that are possible in the purchase or adoption of bitcoin.
There are many other strategies besides DCA such as buy dip or lump sump which are still possible to do so in the end it depends on yourself whether you really want to do with DCA or not.

Purchasing bitcoin with any scheme is good because in the end as long as we buy and keep holding, there will be a situation that at least allows us to make this better in the future. Regardless of whether you want to do DCA or not it goes back to your current buying strategy.
But when it comes to personal opinion then I am now still doing it the DCA way. Not that I think other strategies are wrong but indeed for now DCA is quite suitable with the economic growth that I have so in the end I prefer this even though it does not rule out the possibility that I also still do buy dips but for now I prioritize DCA over other schemes.

The pros and cons are certain because for me investment must be in accordance with the needs including the funds themselves, are we always ready with large funds or small funds?

Small funds are better for DCA if the funds are large then it's better to lump sum it also has to wait for low prices, right? Because it's impossible to buy when it's going up, that's what most people do.

But DCA is most effective, I think I would argue that most investors prefer DCA.

DCA strategy is the best Strategy that works best for majority of Bitcoiners,it's the most preferable used to accumulate Bitcoin by both Low and high paid income earners compare to Lump sum Strategy that's been used by Big whales and it requires huge amounts of funds to begin with. With DCA strategy an investor can start accumulating Bitcoin weekly or monthly regardless of the price until he  reaches his accumulation targets and at most times,an investor can used his discretional income or available cash at his reach to buy Bitcoin using DCA method. it's best works well and makes it easy for any investor that's wants to accumulate Bitcoin. so in my own opinion, DCA method is the most effective strategy so far in bitcon investment.

Every Bitcoin Enthusiast, Investor and Trader has their own unique and personal financial plans and goals, and these goals differ from that of the next person, so you wouldn’t expect a trader's buying or accumulation strategy to be the same with that of an investor, an investor’s goal is long term and so he’ll definitely not want to opt in for short term buying strategy, like buying the dip to resell when there’s a price surge, that’s a trader’s strategy.

So not all accumulation strategy should be recommended for everyone, you’ll need to first identify the person’s goals before knowing the strategy to recommend to them.

Every investor should invest in a way that is within his ability, he should know what kind of investment he will make and how much risk he will have in that investment. And then if he has the ability to take that risk, he should invest, he should not invest using any strategy that you are unable to complete in a mature manner. First of all, you should calculate your income and expenses, your financial capacity, your ability to take risk and how long you can sustain the investment, and after researching these things well, you should make an investment decision using the right strategy. Not every strategy will bring profit for everyone, if you do not use the right strategy, you will have to face losses in the long run.

Yep.
I definitely agree with this take.

After all, every single one of said people search for the same - profit in the end.

Buying Bitcoin only according to the DCA method is the most economical, because the DCA method is the only one that helps you hold Bitcoin in the long term. If you invest in Bitcoin, then this DCA method will also help you hold it in the long term, I have been doing the DCA method for a long time and I have been thinking of keeping my investment for a few more years in the future.
I like DCA because it creates a desire to invest in Bitcoin and also helps to hold it for a long time, but in the last two to three months, the DCA method of investing has been the most effective for me. My portfolio has become much larger due to past investments, but I believe this DCA method creates the most savings in buying Bitcoin.

Because we now move sideways, and through 2025, we would see something big happening, in my opinion.

That's where DCA, lump buying of BTC, and all the rest of the strats will shine.

Everyone must have their own strategy in investing, both DCA and lump sum are equally good if we optimize them and can achieve one goal. The key is that we must know that point so that DCA can be more optimal, and there is still a possibility that lump sum is more optimal in our strategy. The point is, this goes back to the strategy that you master, the important thing is not to follow other people's strategies, in the end you will depend on other people.

I also like to do it with the dca strategy, because of course I invest in bitcoin for the long term and with the dca method we don't have a headache either. In addition, DCA also has many advantages compared to other strategies. However, DCA Bitcoin by only buying directly every month for me is also less effective in getting big profits. So it's better to do DCA Bitcoin by including technical analysis and looking at Bitcoin trends.

DCA is a good buying strategy, but it still depends on our way of acquiring Bitcoin. For me, we go the way that we feel comfortable. Besides, the most important thing here is that we are heading in the right direction.

Although it was highly recommended, there is still no force to follow the DCA strategy. People can make their own as long as it won't make them suffer in the end. But I will tell you, OP, that investing in Bitcoin is not just the buying strategy we use, but also how to take care of it.

DCA is definitely the easiest and most convenient strategy in terms of investment strategy, and it is even at the peak of popularity. While investing in DCA strategy, you forget about the market and keep buying regularly. In DCA strategy, you never have to worry about the market and do not have to keep yourself busy with market opportunities. In DCA, you only have to buy regularly after a certain period of time and plan to hold it for the long term. In other strategies, skill plays an important role and if you do not have knowledge about the market, you can panic in difficult moments of the market. To buy dips, you need to have deep knowledge about the market and for one-time investment strategy, you need to have a lot of money and the ability to take risks. If you do not want to face these problems, then I recommend DCA strategy for you.

Any strategy with BTC is about appropriate hodling of said BTC.

If it's done right, then everything is going to be good, but to a different degree.