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When some persons hear this- “invest in Bitcoin,” they often picture buying an entire coin at a stretch, a target that feels unreachable for some people. But here’s the true reality: Bitcoin can be divided into 100 million units (satoshis), so you can start with as little as the spare change in your pocket.

Micro Bitcoin Accumulation is a very powerful because it levels the playing field meaning that wherever you are in this universe, the approach works the same: you buy a little at a time, consistently, and over months and years, those small purchases begins to add up.

Why the Micro Bitcoin Accumulation tool  works comes down to two important truths:

• Bitcoin is finite. Only 21 million exist. As we all understand from the basic principle of demand and supply, when something is scarce and demand keeps rising, its value tends to increase over time.
• Time beats timing. When we look at what happened in March 2020, when Bitcoin sank to about $5,000, only to surge past $68,000 in late 2021, it will be so obvious that timing the market perfectly( buying at the lowest point and selling at the highest) is very difficult. However, those who have steadily accumulated and held Bitcoin over time have and will continue to get good returns because Bitcoin is an appreciative asset.

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One of the key Takeaway from all this is to correct the notion that has limited so many persons especially the newbies which is that- Bitcoin accumulation is only for the Upper Class.

It's called Dollar Cost Average (DCA). You buy bitcoin with part of your disposable income whenever, you get paid either weekly or monthly. This accumulation method will ease you from financial stress. It's also very efficient and effect for a no coiner to use to accumulate bitcoin overtime and hodli for long term.

There is power in little gathering over a long period of time because your portfolio keeps compounding in value. This is why bitcoin accumulation is for all both the poor and the rich.

Those that don't have the capital to buy a full Bitcoin can use DCA to continue accumulating periodically with a designated amount. Consistency is key when DCAing, when you buy over a long period of time,a cycle for example which is 4 years, you'll have gotten a good portfolio. As long as you've discretionary income present you can continue accumulating Bitcoin consistently and with a long-term holding plan, you can secure your financial future with your regular investments into Bitcoin.

Actually you are talking about the DCA strategy, and it's really effective. I admit at the beginning new investors would think investing in Bitcoin means buying a whole Bitcoin. It's because they don't have enough ideas at the beginning, and it's really normal for them. That's the reason we actually mean every time to learn about Bitcoin. It's really very important to bepart of the Bitcoin ecosystem.

However, DCA strategy is one of the most powerful strategies, and it's proven. Even big institutions are investing in Bitcoin by following the DCA strategy. So the average cost of their Bitcoin becomes lower. So for new investors it's very helpful; you can invest from the savings after spending on family costs. Once upon a time that amount would be much bigger for you.

This misconception that you have to buy one Bitcoin to own the coin is popular in my area. This is why most people see Bitcoiners as wealthy since they assume that they own one or more Bitcoins. This beliefs among these uninformed people has also made them lose the opportunity to invest in Bitcoin since they are waiting to get enough money to buy one Bitcoin.

By adopting DCA anybody can buy Bitcoin. Low or average income earners can set aside dispensable fund to buy Bitcoin consistently over a period of time. But it also important to set aside emergency funds before buying to avoid premature sales.

I'm not sure why we have to discuss this over and over, people know they don't need to buy the whole Bitcoin and compounding will make something become big in the long run. Are people lost their knowledge after few months, so we have to discuss the same thing that easily to understand?

It's make sense they think like that because investments are based on risk-reward, the higher risk-reward, usually the lower they invest.

Poor people will save their money.
Middle class people will save their money, invest in blue chip stock or lower risk investment.
Upper middle class people will have many choice, usually they also invest in middle and high risk investment.

Poor people can choose to shortcut to invest in Bitcoin, but not many people can do that, not everyone have a gambling mentality.

You don't have to own a whole coin but it's also a misconception that you can also accumulate Bitcoin by spending $10 per month. What do I mean; you'll often see newbies here (I also responded to a relevant thread a while ago) with a budget of $20 per month, to buy Bitcoin. In these individuals, it has been carved into their mind that Bitcoin is a quick get-rich-quick scheme in which their $20 will flourish. What I'm trying to say is that the DCA method is great, but only in cases there's a realistic budget, and not something as ridiculously low as $10 or $20, because we all know that such amounts won't lead to any significant returns.

That misconception that bitcoin is too expensive has made those who fail to run personal research not purchase bitcoin because they think they need to be a billionaire before they can afford it, but it’s not too hard; it’s just lack of knowledge and laziness to make inquiries that have kept some in that position. Getting the wrong information from a misinformed person can ruin someone’s career.

Don’t get me wrong, but this is not entirely possible. The little change in my pocket, which is in my local currency, can be as low as $0.30, which is not even enough to cover the current average Bitcoin fee. We can buy with as little as we can afford, but there is a limit to how much we can buy at once on a minimum level.

Most people saying bitcoin is already expensive are not actually looking at the amount they can invested, I am obliged to believe that most of them are aware that they can invest as little as they want into bitcoin but they tag it expensive because of how they feel about the ROI. Many people have actually been misguided by the market cap of bitcoin and think investing their money into it wouldn’t yield more ROI and they tag it too expensive. But even with that huge Market cap bitcoin still outperforms many Altcoins in terms of ROI if held properly and for long


This is rhetorical statement by OP not meaning that you can invest very little money. Spare change means a lot too. You can as well save your spare Change little by little and later invest into bitcoin when it gets to a tangible amount so OP isn’t wrong it just depends on what you call spare change from your end

People should know that they amount of money you invest on Bitcoin will determine how the profit will turn out. Anyone who believes that buying $20 worth of Bitcoin monthly will make them get rich quick is deceiving themselves. With the worth of Bitcoin, buying such an amount monthly will take a long time to bring high returns. Anyway, it is better to buy with the amount you have than not investing at all. So people with such amount can still buy but they shouldn't expect to become rich overnight.

It is also called the power of starting fresh.

Most people don’t realize it but there is actually a blessing in starting from zero.

Yes best time to buy btc was 10 years ago but since you won’t be traveling back in time, now is the correct time to act.

Start DCA’ing now, start with discipline and you won’t believe where you will land in 10 years.

This is a good move for people who don't have much money to begin with.  But the downside of this micro Bitcoin accumulation is the increasing Bitcoin fee if each purchase is directly transfered to the holding non-custodial wallet.  So it is best to accumulate the Bitcoin amount to an exchange then withdrawing it when it reaches a certain threshold like 0.001 BTC or 0.01 BTC.  This way, accumulating Bitcoin and keeping it in a non-custodial wallet will not require huge amount of transaction fees due to the accumulated transaction weight of several different incoming transfers.


I disagree, people are well-versed enough that they can purchase a fraction of BTC.  I believe those who promote Bitcoin are open enough to disclose that Bitcoin can be purchased in fractions.  So people who first heard of Bitcoin can have the knowledge that they can buy Bitcoin in small fractions and the knowledge about that are well spread out in the internet.

Look, not everyone has a fat stack of cash lying around to snag a whole Bitcoin, right? Thats where DCA comes in. You keep stacking those sats over time, and after a typical cycle, say four years, suddenly your portfolio is looking a whole lot beefier than you might expect.

But, man, people get weirdly hung up on owning "one whole Bitcoin." Theres some real psychological weight to that, for whatever reason. Ive known folks who could totally afford to buy in ages ago, but they just couldnt get over the idea of owning a fraction instead of a whole coin. Guess it comes from being used to stocks and bonds, where you are buying full shares, not little pieces. Old habits die hard, I guess.

But you still see people advising what I just mentioned, that you can buy as little Bitcoin as you want, which is true, but some still believe in the misconception that it'll yield them a decent profit. Whether some people like it or not, using $20 per month to buy Bitcoin isn't enough, at this point, you shouldn't focus on using the $20 for Bitcoin, but on how to increase your income and how to budget your funds better.

Usually such type of "investors" quickly give up, seeing that their mere investment hasn't flourished, or has stayed the same or even lost value, but this advice often circulates the forum.

The reason why people don't succeed even with small investment on bitcoin, is because they always look at the investment how many they have bought, everyday they are monitoring what they have, to be able to successfully accumulate bitcoin, you don't count how many times you have bought, instead continue buying without looking, imagine buying daily for like a year or so, I read someone who bought not sure its like 20 dollars a day until last month he had accumulate a lot.

DCA is key for investment success and with this strategy as well as Bitcoin technical design, Bitcoin investors can accumulate bitcoin with small fund for each purchase like $10, $20 and they can make purchase anytime.

With small investment cappital like $20 monthly, you can DCA Bitcoin in the last 4 years and receive this result. I really think that $20 monthly investment is affordable with many people.

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There is no limitation to any fraction of Bitcoin that a determined Bitcoin investor wants to buy, the only limitation is their self because they want to procrastinate and give themselves excuse of not buying a small amount. If there is consistency in buying a small amount every day it will take longer time to get a massive amount but that doesn't mean that when the person have a large funds they can not buy more, they can but because of not capable of understanding the investment knowledge, they make wrong decisions.

Yeah you are very correct one can use the DCA strategy to accumulate Bitcoin you necessary don't need to buy at once, the reason why a lot of people are not investing in Bitcoin is because they don't know about the DCA strategy some people accumulate Bitcoin only when bitcoin is in the dip, accumulating Bitcoin in the dip was the strategy I was using before I came inside this forum and I saw people talking about DCA strategy and from the explanation made about the DCA strategy it was all what I needed to succeed in my Bitcoin investment journey.
Accumulating Bitcoin bit by bit in a small quality is one of the best strategy because you will eventually encounter and taste every price of Bitcoin in your accumulation journey meaning there's no need to be waiting for the dip all you need to do is to be consistent with your DCA strategy and when a dip happens you will eventually buy on that dip, what I also do is to have a reserve funds I use it to accumulate enough bitcoin when a dip happen so you can also try it out.

They will only change their perspective if they start stacking for themselves. If they won't take any actions like accumulating even in the slightest that they can, their mindset won't change. I've experienced it myself that little accumulation can grow and it won't be noticeable on the earlier days when you do it. But in the long run, that will be the reason why you're going to be thankful to yourself. Just look at these whales opening their dormant Bitcoin wallets. They just bet on the future of Bitcoin and now, they're happily cashing some of it out.

Bitcoin over time raises in value so I understand why people would want to buy immediately now but bitcoin goes in cycles so you can still buy more when the price is not that high and then wait for the price to go up. Either way, you can be certain that you will end up profiting if you do dca over a long period of time.
Bitcoin accumulation certainly needs money but bit by bit anyone can do it as well.

Now, it will not be possible for an ordinary person to buy multiple Bitcoins at the same time because to buy Bitcoin, he will have to invest little by little and increase the investment amount over time. It can be said with certainty that if you accumulate and save small amounts of Bitcoin using the DCA method, it will eventually yield a large amount of profit. Therefore, if those who want to invest in Bitcoin hold small portions of their investments using the DCA method, they will definitely get the benefits of these small amounts after 10 years.

They want to see it turning into millions with their eyes with the little amount buying every time, they get nervous when the price goes dip and find the nearest sell button to play smart not knowing they are fooling themselves.

These types of investors are everywhere, and that they do not understand the journey of Bitcoin stacking revolution. The truth is that, in as much as a little consistent purchase is happening, it's a life changing journey.

4 years isn't such a long time as it might sound to some people because before they know, we're already in the next Bitcoin halving year which is exactly 4 years from now. DCA is a good investing strategy that many are using to build their Bitcoin portfolio, but to accomplish this you'll need to be very disciplined as someone without discipline won't be capable of hodling the Bitcoin they have bought.

Fear can make them to sell when the market is having some corrections. But as someone that wants to own more quantities of Bitcoin, you don't have to be scared about the market falling, all your concerns should be about how you can buy more Bitcoin and not thinking about selling.

This is how many people lost the opportunity of investing in bitcoin way back because they think they weren't financially buoyant enough to kicked off the journey, not knowing there is always a way out through DCA method, were an investor can be able to accumulate his bitcoin portfolio bit by bit to any level that he desire without been stress or choked up.

 however, bitcoin investment can be suitable to any classes of people's in the society, either the rich or the poor it doesn't discriminate, so far as you can be able to figured out your discretionary funds from your earnings regardless, you are good to go.

Thanks to micro earnings niche of crypto market, micro Bitcoin accumulation has been possible along the years, and in special during the early years of Bitcoin. Since it was pretty cheap, it was possible to accumulate great amounts of satoshis by doing simple tasks on the internet. Back then it wasn't a big deal, since we are talking about cents of dollars.

However, as the time went on, those cheap satoshis turned into a very substantial amount of money. The same can be still applied these days thinking on long term profits, although I don't believe we are talking about the same potential Bitcoin had on previous years.

Yes, we should not underestimate bitcoin accumulation through DCA strategy, but at the same time we should not exaggerate and set unrealistic expectations. We may achieve large or significant returns on our total capital, but that will not make us millionaires or billionaires like early investors. We need to keep this in mind, because after all, bitcoin is no longer cheap and cannot grow exponentially x10-x100 in the next 5 or 10 years. If we want to be rich, want to make millions of dollars these days, we need a relatively large amount of capital.

Next bitcoin halving is 3 years from now, precisely 2028, the last one was 2024 and it happens every 4 years.

Fear comes in and is dominant when the investor has used funds for survival to invest into bitcoin, If the investor followed the discipline of using discretionary income to buy bitcoin, he would be less vulnerable. Again if the investor is not overly aggressive in his purchases and still keeps good quantity of funds to sustain himself, chances of him needing those funds kept into bitcoin or panicking when the bear cycle ensures is low.

As the price today is indeed very different as compared in the previous years, you can't expect about the return of your investment as high as when btc was only starting 10 years ago. For now, if you truly believe on this market, just slowly accumulate some satoshis according to how much you can afford to lose. Because as we put it this way, we have no assurance what will happen to this market.


Just continue accumulating some sats and later on, you will reap the reward of believing on this market. Every person has their own financial capability to get involved. Don't push yourself if you can't buy more because we have our own financial struggles.

A lot of newbies won't even believe it that there was a time when campaigns paid as high as over 0.03 BTC weekly. At the time that was even less than $300. I referred to the Chipmixer campaign here. I hope I'm right with that stats. But I know there was a time I received weekly campaign reward of 0.015 BTC which was $100 as at then for my rank. I guess I was Hero member then. In today's worth that 0.015 is over $2k. It's the same way the $100 weekly reward most members get today and feel it's nothing will be worth a lot in the near future. In a nutshell, nobody should think it's too late to get in now, even with the meagre amount they think they've. No amount is too small to put into Bitcoin.

One Bitcoin now costs 120k USD and it's not possible for majority of Bitcoin enthusiastic to buy a complete bitcoin. But that doesn't means we can't have any Bitcoin. The beauty of Bitcoin is that their are huge number of Satoshis in every Bitcoin and depending upon budget one can buy satoshis with as low as 10$. Investing 10$ alone in Bitcoin won't give you much profit but if you keep investing 10$ for years then you can get good profit. Their are online tools that one can check to see how much profit DCA gives. 

It's called DCA. Even if you didn't discuss it right now is that many people are already doing it before. To be honest, I have done it myself before where I bought Satoshi since I don't have lots of money so buying bitcoin with the money I have is all I can do. If I continue doing it until I reach 1 bitcoin then it should be the same as buying 1 bitcoin right away even though the cost may be different. It's impossible for many people to buy 1 whole bitcoin due to the price of bitcoin right now so, the best choice is to use DCA strategy for buying bitcoin.

This is just another description for Dollar-Cost Averaging, and what you shared is right. It's just that you changed the term.

While DCA is a very good approach when it comes to investing since you don't need to have a huge amount of money to do it, it isn't a magic tool where you will make profit if you do it. It will still have some factors in it like how long are you planning to hold it, or how patient you are in holding it because if you'll be using the DCA strategy, it sometimes takes months or even years to see the profits of your investment.

Also adding to the Bitcoin being finite, also add the fact that around 3-4 Million Bitcoins (correct me with the number) are lost forever already because of lost seed phrases and private keys, so that decreases the total number of circulating supply. As for the time beats timing, that has been proven already, and even though you start with a huge capital but on the later stage of your life, a person who started way earlier will still have money after a few years or decades. This is the reason why I started early in investing, and it's all worth it. :)

DCA is the strategy that I can recommend for newbies out there instead of investing your money at once. Both approach have pros and cons, but DCA is much safer at least for me.

In addition to what you said, I will say this, the effectiveness of DCA strategy still depends on the asset that is involved (accumulating). If the asset has strong fundamentals and grows in value over time like BTC, then DCA can help one to consistently build his/her wealth without stressing over market timing. But if one is consistently buying into a weak and worthless asset( shitcoins for example), even DCA strategy will not save that person from the from losses.

That’s why it is very important that one combines DCA with a solid research, patience, and then a long term mindset. I alway like to think of  DCA as a method, the real profit generator is the quality of the asset( Bitcoin for example).

Micro bitcoin accumulation is such a charger because it works the same no matter where you are in the world you just buy a little at a time stay consistent and over months or years those small buy starts to add up.
Sure bitcoin’s price often goes up over time so it’s tempting to jump in big right now but bitcoin move in cycles there will still be chance to buy when the price is lower if you keep staking bit by bit over the long run the odds are very much in your favor.
The biggest takeaway bitcoin accumulation is not just for the rich yes it take money but anyone can start small build from there.
I can’t also make it sound even more conversational and motivational if you like

the DCA accumilation strategy which you have coined as Micro accumilation startegy is a common startegy that almsot every member of the forum are familiar with and have been using while seeing good result from it, it works well not just for newbies but for every class of investor be you one that is finacially strong and be you one that is not financialy strong.

an investors goal might be to build upto a single bitcoin or even more and that might look unrealistic at the start considering the current value of bitcoin but with the structure of the DCA methord, it becomes easy to accumilate your bitcoin at ease without being stressed or threatened by your lack of huge capital at the start. even big institutions that you might think have a lot of capital for their investment are still investing with this strategy which tells of how effective it is for every class of investor. bitcoin is best looked at from the point of view of seeing returns after a long term and so the approach that works well for it is that which also puts such into consideration.

It takes understanding to know the micro-accumulating of bitcoin; that is why you would see someone who is earning very well thinking they need to invest 1 bitcoin to participate. Bitcoin investment is such an easy one that the smallest amount can be accumulated as long as one is consistent with the investment; it is going to yield a good return in the future. Bitcoin investment is all about the future, so there’s nothing to be worried about regarding the amount that you can afford.

The most important thing to focus on is to be consistent in accumulating bitcoin, and there’s nothing to worry about concerning what is invested. This is why it is very necessary to have an understanding of bitcoin, because when there is no understanding, you may just have a different perspective on bitcoin, which might be misleading.

The mistake many people make in this regard is not thinking in relative terms. In my local forum for example, there is one who is obsessed with getting to accumulate 1 bitcoin (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5542884.0), which is fine as a goal but depending on the case, it is enough that you simply do DCA as discussed, with the amount you can afford. Maybe you live in an African country and in 5 years you have managed to accumulate 0.1 bitcoin. It will be a lot for the environment in which you move and more with the revaluation of bitcoin. That is why it is better not to be obsessed with round figures and go stacking sats as much as possible.

Bitcoin invest is for everybody, upper, middle and lower class, regardless of the price everyone can still partake in it, the rich folks may have the advantage of buying in bulk at once but it doesn't stop other classes of people from buying in bits, that's why there's the DCA method of accumulation to enable the process of buying Bitcoin in bits, the ideology of Bitcoin being too costly and is mostly for the upper class have made many folks miss investing earlier when it was more cheaper many missed out on huge opportunities cause of it but gradually more folks are now enlightened with the idea of the DCA, there's now an awareness that people from the lower class can still buy in bits and periodically then hold for a longer period to make better profit and become rich in future like those in the upper class.

I had this type of thinking when I heard about Bitcoin and they bought some. At that time getting to 1 Bitcoin was almost easy and it gave me hope but as the price increased and more people began to adopt it, the dream and goal seemed farther. I don't even think about it any more. Just doing DCAing and employing other ways to continue to accumulate more of it regularly.

Thank you and this is true. But the more newbies read, the more they know the truth about this.

The people who never touched bitcoin should look at the growth rate of bitcoin.
Using analogy, it's basically the same as investing in stock except we just use decimal, when in stock the stock can be multiplied, in bitcoin instead of being multiplied it can be divided to a really small decimal.

That's why even with the current price it's still accessible for even the lowest economy class.
Bitcoin is for everyone.

Accumulating BTC gradually is not affordable for everyone, but it's quite affordable overall. Bitcoin transaction fee is normally very low, but again, even $0.3 is not nothing in some countries, for some people. Moreover, you do need to be able to save up and also afford to lose your savings when you're accumulating Bitcoin, so those who can barely make ends meet are also unable to go down that road. Finally, while I do agree that a bit of BTC is better than no BTC, it can be quite insignificant if you have a very small amount. For example, if over 1 year, you accumulate $200 of BTC, then even if BTC costs over $1 million, it's just $2k for you. And sure, it's not nothing, but there are very few cases in which this amount of money can be truly life-changing.

Accumulating bitcoin intensively is not affordable for everyone but doing this gradually (but not intensively) is affordable. They don't have to force themselves to invest money in bitcoin and only need to do accumulation anytime they have good finance and are ready for purchasing bitcoin.

So it is possible and doable for everyone to DCA bitcoin over a long time in gradual investment way.They don't need to be rich, gave too much money for accumulation over time.

It is hard and even impossible with many people to invest $5,000 in Bitcoin immediately but if they can do it gradually with time, their portfolio value will reach $5,000 quite easily.

This is one unique feature of Bitcoin when it comes to its accumulation you don't need to get the full Bitcoin which is cost demanding to anyone around the world especially now that Bitcoin price has been soaring higher so micro accumulation offers every one with a level playing field so anyone can accumulate his Bitcoin assets but by bit over time.


This is one strategy that has enabled people especially from the third world countries which their currencies are weak to accumulate Bitcoin as much as they can afford

This is honestly one of the most important corrections people especially newbies need to hear about Bitcoin. The idea that you must buy a whole coin has scared away so many potential investors when in reality, anyone can start with as little as $100. I usually tell my friends that owning 50,000 satoshis today might sound small but if they eventually do, they'll l be extremely glad in few years from now for starting small

The beauty of micro accumulation is that it’s not about having too much money at your disposal, it’s about being consistent with the little you have.   Again, the strategy is the same regardless of which part of the world you are. All you have to do is stack a little regularly and allow Bitcoin scarcity to do the heavy lifting and in the future.

It is affordable because you only have to buy what you can afford at that moment and you can just buy again the next time you have money again. That is a lot more affordable than if you had to buy bitcoins at just one big chance.
It depends on your transactions. Some people have been complaining about the transactions fee so if you were to only buy a few, it will be a lot cheaper.

In fact, accumulating BTC gradually is quite easy, and Bitcoin transaction fees aren't even a barrier. However, it is important to realize that this requires strong determination and fundamental confidence. If someone gradually saves or installs Bitcoin at a rate of $1 per day, it could grow to around $365 in a year. Well, it doesn't have to be every day,it could be saving fiat for 10-30 days and then exchanging it for Bitcoin, so makes it easier. Furthermore, if Bitcoin experiences a decline in value, this will be a discount or additional support, and can be an opportunity to accumulate even more Bitcoin. Hopefully, during that period, we might have additional income, whether from additional work/overtime, getting a project to work on, etc., which can also be used to accumulate Bitcoin in installments.

It's because they are thinking they are already late too, especially since the price of Bitcoin is always at its peak, always breaking all-time highs.
I think it's in most cases in even non-Bitcoin assets, especially in stocks. But the good thing about Bitcoin is you can buy any amount as long as it satisfies the minimum amount of the exchanges.
Also, include why Bitcoin has the "satoshi" name as units.

There are many Bitcoin units and bitcoin is fungible so Bitcoin investors can buy very small fraction of bitcoin. It gives them more convenience in accumulation over time as they can have different investment capital sizes for different purchasing times. They don't have to spend too big fund for each purchase and accumulation while with good investment and accumulation strategies such as DCA, they can add considerable bitcoin in their investment portfolios over a long time.

[Did you know] Bitcoin table of units? (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5239694)
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Some what those with the mentality that they have to buy completely one Bitcoin before they can be said to own or invest in Bitcoin don't know is that they can still buy as they can afford and be part of the Bitcoin investors.
Look out to it that you own some shares in the Bitcoin market as a Blockchain. In a nutshell, let us have glance of those shareholders from the banks, also glance in the ETF where institutions have to pilot inventors assets with the control of their risk which profits investors profits is determined by the value invested and how long you are planned to hold it.

We can also do away with the investment and the management risks by ourselves by taking absolute control of our asset without investing on the ETF and still not owning a complete set of one Bitcoin. Perhaps... If owning one Bitcoin is the target, you can as well begin buying and accumulating the values of satoshi being the portions that makes up a Bitcoin. And your consistency would surely bring you to your dream.
So you don't need to be affordable of buying one whole Bitcoin before you can be privileged to invest.

Maybe because they are lacking of knowledge or just lack of confidence that's why they are thinking that way.

Their main concern is usually the price at the peak and this is the reason why most of those no coiner doubt to buy at current rate.

If they just aim to HODL and don't care about the current prices for sure that they would never have doubts to buy even if the price of Bitcoin reach at six digits in figures. Its really good that people could buy even small fractions since they could just save it and can accumulate lots of volume especially if they are so consistent buying for long term investment purposes.

I believe the power of micro-accumulating Bitcoin is very real. In fact, Bitcoin can be purchased in small denominations (down to 1 satoshi = 0.00000001 BTC), so you don't need a large amount of capital. If you buy consistently, even if it's just a few dollars or tens of thousands of rupiah, you can really see the long-term results, especially considering the history of Bitcoin's price, which has steadily risen from hundreds of dollars to now over $100,000. For me, this small but consistent strategy is more realistic and less stressful than forcing a large purchase all at once.

There may be regulations to start buying from 5-10 USDT, not just 1.22 USDT, but still, your words are right - anybody can start accumulating BTC little by little.

Your idea to buy slowly Bitcoin is great idea. It is simple plan that really works. Starting with small amounts like just dollar day is easy way to build up much of Bitcoin over time. Your idea to save up money for few weeks and then buy Bitcoin all at once is also good way to do it.
You are also right to see when price of Bitcoin goes down as good thing not problem. When price drops it is like sale and you can buy more Bitcoin for less money. Using any extra money you get to buy more during these times is very good way to grow your Bitcoin faster.

I agree with you. DCA strategy works great for Bitcoin accumulation. If you are a Bitcoin entrepreneur and really consider yourself worthy of accumulating for the long term then this is for you. I think Satoshi divided means OP is talking about accumulating Bitcoin through discretionary income on a weekly or monthly basis. The price of Bitcoin fluctuates and thus the average value will be at the end of the month or year or cycle. That is why this strategy is attractive for Bitcoin and will increase the holding in the future and make you more financially profitable.

As you said, invest in Bitcoin with the amount of money save after spending on household expenses. The money left after meeting the daily needs of the family is considered as the source of this fund for the DCA strategy to accumulate Bitcoin.

The DCA strategy be like, "if you're worried about the price of Bitcoin and wondering if you can ever own it cause of the current price, worry no more". That statement is a pure fact, some people are bothered about the price of Bitcoin and feel they can't afford it but then Satoshi planned it well for everyone. Bitcoin wasnt meant for a particular set of people, government, institutions, businessmen and even normal people (I mean those who can't buy in bulk). The DCA's role is to set a balance in making sure those set of people are able to accumulate some share of Bitcoin in bits that's if only they can maintain consistency and remain patient in holding while accumulating in bits.

Re: The Power of Micro Bitcoin Accumulation

I like the sound of that, or also known as Dollar Cost-Averaging.

As any competent financial advisor will tell you, DCAing is the only proven and time-honored strategy
for any kind of investment IMO, especially for bitcoin. For me and many others it has been life-changing.

The great thing about the DCA strategy is how simple it is while also being incredibly effective.
I have been dollar cost-averaging into bitcoin since early 2018 and it has certainly worked out for me.

You don't have to worry about timing the market or learning anything about technical trading or TA nonsense,
both of which are incredibly stressful and time-consuming to do without losing your shirt.

Trading or leveraging is not investing it is gambling.

I started out in early 2018 buying $5 of bitcoin per week. I got more comfortable doing it, after a couple of months
I increased my buys to $10 a month, then $20, etc. The more I learned about bitcoin during that time my conviction
grew and I steadily increased the amount. That was my personal strategy. You can start out with whatever amount you want
but it is important for it to be extremely low when starting out. You can go as low as $1 if you want. You can increase it over time
or just let it stay the same. If you start with an amount that is too high for yourself, you won't be able to sustain
your buys over time. At that point you can adjust the amount as needed.

It doesn't matter how little you start buying with the important thing is that you START. That is the name of the game.

The DCA method minimizes your stress and volatility while maximizing your returns. What more can you ask for?
DCA is so easy and simple to do you barely have to think about it. It is the best strategy for beginners and veterans alike IMO.

DCA is for those that learned enough about BTC to understand it's going to stay on the market and space for as long as it exists ;)

The main problem is that BTC is difficult enough for common people. They have to download some program, register on cryptocurrency exchange, deposit and convert money, withdraw it. It is difficult enough for the main part of the people.
The main part of users here are good enough to do all these operations, but look around: lots of people will stop on the downloading wallet. They would prefer to buy stocks and bonds than BTC if they would decide to invest.

Bitcoin is one asset that anybody can get into it's investment, so far you are earning money no matter your class in the society if you have a discretionary fund you can afford to buy Bitcoin. Many people hear about the price of 1 Bitcoin and they instantly get discouraged because they feel that somebody needs to be loaded with cash before they can buy, that is why information is power. For most people that are not super rich DCA method is the best strategy to accumulate Bitcoin on the long term, just keep buying and on the long term you will be very happy and profitable.

It is beneficial to have the idea, as many members have mentioned here, that accumulation is key. A long-term approach, and I have learned this the hard way  because I could have had more if I hadn't converted what I had kept for a long time into BTC. Now I'm making a deal with myself to continue accumulating.

Another important note is to have wallet security and make sure that you are using a wallet that you have the keys to, and better yet, it's a hardware wallet.

It's okay to make mistakes, and that's even better to learn from them, especially from others if possible, not on yourself.

Sometimes, we need to do it ourselves though to get the message / lesson straight..

Yeah micro bitcoin accumulation is honestly one of the best strategies out there it does not matter if you have got a big paycheck or just a little extra to spare the approach work the same you keep stacking small amounts whatever can over time those tiny buys really start to add up. It is slow and steady but that is kind of the beauty of it.
However the best part about micro accumulation it does not pressure you. You don’t need to time the market or throw in huge money just build slowly in the background and let time do the heavy lifting.