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[Makus]

For those who are overly concerned about the market, using DCA is even more necessary, DCA strategy is the only one that avoids the negative effects of market volatility, when you invest through DCA, volatility will not harm you. Because it is a consistent strategy that builds a portfolio at an average price over the long term, volatility cannot affect it, which is why DCA strategy is the most suitable for starting investment compared to other strategies. Those who understand this strategy well from the beginning and continue to invest consistently with it, are very unlikely to face long-term failure.

You are totally right. Since they are very much concerned about the prince swing, focusing on DCA is the best strategy to use in order to sustain their investment in this bear market. Newbies should not get it all wrong. DCA does not solve the problem of volatility in Bitcoin, it only helps an investor manage volatility so they dont get affected by it. The reason why I strongly direct this to newbies is that they are the ones who are easily frightened by volatility. An experienced investor wont be in that condition

DCA is a buying strategy carried out periodically or on a schedule. So, DCA is a buying strategy that focuses solely on the accumulation schedule and doesn't pay much attention to the price. Because what matters isn't the price, but rather the consistency of purchases and the amount of Bitcoin they've acquired. Perhaps that's why many people choose to use DCA when buying Bitcoin; it's because they don't experience the mental pressure of doing so.

However, even those using DCA can sometimes fail. It's pointless to use a DCA strategy while still being afraid of price fluctuations. This can ultimately lead to panic. Therefore, when investing in Bitcoin using the DCA strategy, we must never forget good planning. With proper planning, no matter how strong a storm, it's certain that we won't deter us from accumulating and holding Bitcoin. Because we already have a plan and a goal.

Just like every noob, they'll have to learn how to not get emotional when price fluctuates. Applying DCA alone can't help you stay focus when price fluctuate, it's more of a psychological reasoning that helps folks stay on track even when their portfolio went down.  Because why in the actual sense would someone keep buying an asset even when he is at loss(dip) compared to peak price, it is only possible when they've built a certain kind of psychology around their bitcoin investment.  And this is why it is difficult for newbies to not panic when they experience their first price fluctuation in the opposite direction, meanwhile as they continually accumulate and learn about bitcoin they'll understand better and adapt to the change or reasoning when it comes to bitcoin investment.
And just as you said, proper planning can also help newbies remain intact with their accumulation goal. A newbie who just started accumulating bitcoin may not have proper planning structure like investing only from their discretionary income and using a comfortable strategy to accumulate bitcoin.

[alankasman]

Yes, I agree with you, JJG, on this point. If we haven't reached the excessive accumulation stage, selling our Bitcoin is clearly the wrong move. It's like walking towards a city and then turning back. Therefore, it's best to be more patient before we reach our Bitcoin accumulation target. It would be a shame to abandon the foundation we've built over the past few years, as time can't be turned back. Essentially, if we could buy Bitcoin at $16,000 before, that's no longer possible. Therefore, selling Bitcoin before we've reached our accumulation limit is clearly a bad idea. So, for everyone, including me, we need to be patient, because investing in Bitcoin is no easy feat. The point is we have to fight to the max.

Actually what we need to do in investing is when the position we have has not reached its goal or target it is better to maintain the sale of Bitcoin that we have accumulated because the decision to sell suddenly actually has several factors that may immediately make the decision to sell so that things like this we must respond here through discussions with what we are doing now because someone sometimes finds it difficult to face such a long time in reaching the peak point but has the strength in terms of waiting for one of the right steps in investing by accumulating BTC with the aim of investing that we do now will become our future assets and if without patience everything will be so fatal in facing our future or for someone who does not wait in achieving the peak which is actually the point of investing must have patience in waiting for the point we want.

[Jamestown70]

For those who are overly concerned about the market, using DCA is even more necessary, DCA strategy is the only one that avoids the negative effects of market volatility, when you invest through DCA, volatility will not harm you. Because it is a consistent strategy that builds a portfolio at an average price over the long term, volatility cannot affect it, which is why DCA strategy is the most suitable for starting investment compared to other strategies. Those who understand this strategy well from the beginning and continue to invest consistently with it, are very unlikely to face long-term failure.

You are totally right. Since they are very much concerned about the prince swing, focusing on DCA is the best strategy to use in order to sustain their investment in this bear market. Newbies should not get it all wrong. DCA does not solve the problem of volatility in Bitcoin, it only helps an investor manage volatility so they dont get affected by it. The reason why I strongly direct this to newbies is that they are the ones who are easily frightened by volatility. An experienced investor wont be in that condition

DCA is a buying strategy carried out periodically or on a schedule. So, DCA is a buying strategy that focuses solely on the accumulation schedule and doesn't pay much attention to the price. Because what matters isn't the price, but rather the consistency of purchases and the amount of Bitcoin they've acquired. Perhaps that's why many people choose to use DCA when buying Bitcoin; it's because they don't experience the mental pressure of doing so.

However, even those using DCA can sometimes fail. It's pointless to use a DCA strategy while still being afraid of price fluctuations. This can ultimately lead to panic. Therefore, when investing in Bitcoin using the DCA strategy, we must never forget good planning. With proper planning, no matter how strong a storm, it's certain that we won't deter us from accumulating and holding Bitcoin. Because we already have a plan and a goal.

You’re right on the aspect of proper planning before DCAing, so one don’t get influenced by the price action, but creating a perception (psychology) of not getting influenced by little profit the market has offered you will also help a newbie not to be pressured in to making some clueless decisions. For newbie getting panic from the onset is inevitable, but with time and determination some tend to learn and cope with price  action.

Getting panic also comes with situation where the newbie doesn’t follow the guidelines of investing in Bitcoin or investing beyond their cold fund (discretionary fund). While investing, doing your research and learning from those ahead of you will also give one a firm foundation on their Bitcoin investment journey.

[landheer]

Yes, I agree with you, JJG, on this point. If we haven't reached the excessive accumulation stage, selling our Bitcoin is clearly the wrong move. It's like walking towards a city and then turning back. Therefore, it's best to be more patient before we reach our Bitcoin accumulation target. It would be a shame to abandon the foundation we've built over the past few years, as time can't be turned back. Essentially, if we could buy Bitcoin at $16,000 before, that's no longer possible. Therefore, selling Bitcoin before we've reached our accumulation limit is clearly a bad idea. So, for everyone, including me, we need to be patient, because investing in Bitcoin is no easy feat. The point is we have to fight to the max.

Approximately how much does excess accumulation reach? Do we need to have thousands of Bitcoins first, or what? Since I'm still not very knowledgeable about this, I'd be very happy if you could explain it to me. However, if we buy BTC at a low price, as you mentioned, it will be difficult to get it back at that low price. I sometimes think that too. Indeed, if we don't have much BTC, it would be a shame to sell it now, because if we look to the future, the price of BTC will certainly rise.

Waiting for the long term is certainly not easy because most people always want to get rich quickly from investments in the short term. But it's okay because it has been proven that investing in BTC for the long term is always profitable as long as we hold on to it firmly.

[cyberninja2]

Approximately how much does excess accumulation reach? Do we need to have thousands of Bitcoins first, or what? Since I'm still not very knowledgeable about this, I'd be very happy if you could explain it to me. However, if we buy BTC at a low price, as you mentioned, it will be difficult to get it back at that low price. I sometimes think that too. Indeed, if we don't have much BTC, it would be a shame to sell it now, because if we look to the future, the price of BTC will certainly rise.

It doesn't matter how much we accumulate what we need is consistency and focus. Many people who have the capital to buy Bitcoin certainly can't do it consistently or are not very focused. So what we need to pay attention to is doing it whenever we have income and don't need to worry about the amount even if it's small.

Currently for people who have capital in investing of course they will make purchases in accumulating Bitcoin for their future assets because as the belief that I said below we see the price of Bitcoin is far from increasing but we do not necessarily know what will happen in the next few years that's why I said earlier if you have capital and a strong mentality continue to do DCA in collecting Bitcoin for the next few years because if there is an increase of course what we do investment will end with a lot of profit on what we have done when collecting Bitcoin when the price is in decline but when the market price is in increase of course we also feel the benefits of investing in Bitcoin when the price returns to normal such as on October 5, 2025 when the price is at $120k and above and we accumulate BTC when the price is like what happened today is still at $ 68,200 of course the profit we get and most importantly do not think about how much we have to accumulate.

[Futurexxx]

Getting panic also comes with situation where the newbie doesn’t follow the guidelines of investing in Bitcoin or investing beyond their cold fund (discretionary fund). While investing, doing your research and learning from those ahead of you will also give one a firm foundation on their Bitcoin investment journey.

Wether you are a newbie or not, I want you to understand that you are likely going to panic anytime their is a dip in the market once you invest what you cannot afford to lose, but if you only invest what you can let go, you are likely going to be more calmer anytime their is a dip because you actually invested what you can let go.

Another problem most Bitcoin investors have is that they are not patient enough with their Bitcoin investment, they just want to make profit quick, and due to that urgency, they will likely be in  panic mode once the dip is too strong or the market stays down for too long, because they don't have that luxury of time to wait for the market to appreciate, they just want quick profit.

[laspol65]

Approximately how much does excess accumulation reach? Do we need to have thousands of Bitcoins first, or what? Since I'm still not very knowledgeable about this, I'd be very happy if you could explain it to me. However, if we buy BTC at a low price, as you mentioned, it will be difficult to get it back at that low price.

There are no set rules for Bitcoin investment, so you can buy Bitcoin according to your ability. But you should never worry about the price of Bitcoin, it will definitely increase in the future, so you can invest in Bitcoin by following the DCA method at present. In this, you will not have to bear additional risk, the risk will be low, so you can wait for a long time with your Bitcoin investment.

Waiting for the long term is certainly not easy because most people always want to get rich quickly from investments in the short term. But it's okay because it has been proven that investing in BTC for the long term is always profitable as long as we hold on to it firmly.

It is very easy to wait for a long time with Bitcoin investment, if you can invest Bitcoin according to the DCA method and build an emergency fund then it will be easy for you to hold on to your Bitcoin investment. Therefore, following the DCA method is very reasonable and it is the only suitable strategy when it comes to Bitcoin investment.

[PhilosopherKing]

For those who are overly concerned about the market, using DCA is even more necessary, DCA strategy is the only one that avoids the negative effects of market volatility, when you invest through DCA, volatility will not harm you. Because it is a consistent strategy that builds a portfolio at an average price over the long term, volatility cannot affect it, which is why DCA strategy is the most suitable for starting investment compared to other strategies. Those who understand this strategy well from the beginning and continue to invest consistently with it, are very unlikely to face long-term failure.

You are totally right. Since they are very much concerned about the prince swing, focusing on DCA is the best strategy to use in order to sustain their investment in this bear market. Newbies should not get it all wrong. DCA does not solve the problem of volatility in Bitcoin, it only helps an investor manage volatility so they dont get affected by it. The reason why I strongly direct this to newbies is that they are the ones who are easily frightened by volatility. An experienced investor wont be in that condition

DCA is a buying strategy carried out periodically or on a schedule. So, DCA is a buying strategy that focuses solely on the accumulation schedule and doesn't pay much attention to the price. Because what matters isn't the price, but rather the consistency of purchases and the amount of Bitcoin they've acquired. Perhaps that's why many people choose to use DCA when buying Bitcoin; it's because they don't experience the mental pressure of doing so.

However, even those using DCA can sometimes fail. It's pointless to use a DCA strategy while still being afraid of price fluctuations. This can ultimately lead to panic. Therefore, when investing in Bitcoin using the DCA strategy, we must never forget good planning. With proper planning, no matter how strong a storm, it's certain that we won't deter us from accumulating and holding Bitcoin. Because we already have a plan and a goal.

You’re right on the aspect of proper planning before DCAing, so one don’t get influenced by the price action,

Dude, planning take a hell lot of time and it is completely dumb for anyone to waste their time planning before they can ongoingly buy bitcoin.

If anyone has discretionary income with them, then that alone should be enough reason for them to get started. Supposing the amount is small amount, they can start and adjust later.

And then my friend, planning before starting does not make someone to be resistant to the price action, it is their time and experience in the market that makes the real difference.

[Grease5000]

For those who are overly concerned about the market, using DCA is even more necessary, DCA strategy is the only one that avoids the negative effects of market volatility, when you invest through DCA, volatility will not harm you. Because it is a consistent strategy that builds a portfolio at an average price over the long term, volatility cannot affect it, which is why DCA strategy is the most suitable for starting investment compared to other strategies. Those who understand this strategy well from the beginning and continue to invest consistently with it, are very unlikely to face long-term failure.

You are totally right. Since they are very much concerned about the prince swing, focusing on DCA is the best strategy to use in order to sustain their investment in this bear market. Newbies should not get it all wrong. DCA does not solve the problem of volatility in Bitcoin, it only helps an investor manage volatility so they dont get affected by it. The reason why I strongly direct this to newbies is that they are the ones who are easily frightened by volatility. An experienced investor wont be in that condition

DCA is a buying strategy carried out periodically or on a schedule. So, DCA is a buying strategy that focuses solely on the accumulation schedule and doesn't pay much attention to the price. Because what matters isn't the price, but rather the consistency of purchases and the amount of Bitcoin they've acquired. Perhaps that's why many people choose to use DCA when buying Bitcoin; it's because they don't experience the mental pressure of doing so.

However, even those using DCA can sometimes fail. It's pointless to use a DCA strategy while still being afraid of price fluctuations. This can ultimately lead to panic. Therefore, when investing in Bitcoin using the DCA strategy, we must never forget good planning. With proper planning, no matter how strong a storm, it's certain that we won't deter us from accumulating and holding Bitcoin. Because we already have a plan and a goal.

Just like every noob, they'll have to learn how to not get emotional when price fluctuates. Applying DCA alone can't help you stay focus when price fluctuate, it's more of a psychological reasoning that helps folks stay on track even when their portfolio went down.  Because why in the actual sense would someone keep buying an asset even when he is at loss(dip) compared to peak price, it is only possible when they've built a certain kind of psychology around their bitcoin investment.  And this is why it is difficult for newbies to not panic when they experience their first price fluctuation in the opposite direction, meanwhile as they continually accumulate and learn about bitcoin they'll understand better and adapt to the change or reasoning when it comes to bitcoin investment.
And just as you said, proper planning can also help newbies remain intact with their accumulation goal. A newbie who just started accumulating bitcoin may not have proper planning structure like investing only from their discretionary income and using a comfortable strategy to accumulate bitcoin.

You are right, but DCA do not  totally solve the problem with volatility rather it  helps reduces emotional stress, reduce bad entry timing and build discipline.
DCA does not solve  the issue with volatility. Because Bitcoin price will still go up and down, your  portfolio value will still fluctuate
Think of Bitcoin as an ocean and  DCA as a strong boat. The waves still exist but you are better prepared to handle them.

[leo96]

Getting panic also comes with situation where the newbie doesn’t follow the guidelines of investing in Bitcoin or investing beyond their cold fund (discretionary fund). While investing, doing your research and learning from those ahead of you will also give one a firm foundation on their Bitcoin investment journey.

In my opinion, there is nothing to be afraid of here. We have to follow the investment guidelines. And we should not invest outside the discretionary fund because we have to invest only as much money as we can afford to lose, otherwise we will have to face risks. This is a long-term investment. We have to keep it for at least 4-10 years. Otherwise we will not be able to make a profit.

[Jamestown70]

It is very easy to wait for a long time with Bitcoin investment, if you can invest Bitcoin according to the DCA method and build an emergency fund then it will be easy for you to hold on to your Bitcoin investment. Therefore, following the DCA method is very reasonable and it is the only suitable strategy when it comes to Bitcoin investment.

As much as I want to agree with you about DCA as a suitable method of bitcoin investment, but it is not the only suitable method of Bitcoin investment.
There are different categories of investors so is their monthly or weekly earning different, some might see DCA as a strategy with less psychological and/or financial pressure and wants to dwell on that strategy, others as well regards DCAing as an important strategy with low stress but they combine it with either lump sum or buying the dip.
For instance someone that earns $100 on a weekly basis, after he has sort out his basic needs and figure out his discretionary funds he might see DCA as suitable strategy for him based on his current cash flow, while another investor that earns up to $1200, after sorting out basic needs and has figured out discretionary, there’s a higher possibility that this other investor will have much more discretionary funds and might decide to lump sum, but not as regularly as he does DCA.

Theoretically speaking as you’ve said, it is very easy to hold on to your Bitcoin investment, but from a realistic standpoint, it takes someone with long term goal, patience and discipline to hold unto his coin for a long time and I don’t see any of this as easy but someone with determination.

[Rockson1]

Getting panic also comes with situation where the newbie doesn’t follow the guidelines of investing in Bitcoin or investing beyond their cold fund (discretionary fund). While investing, doing your research and learning from those ahead of you will also give one a firm foundation on their Bitcoin investment journey.

This does not have to do with newbies only, I have come to understand that there old investors that keeps panicking although these persons should be seen as traders that are in for short term investment because I do not think that theres any long term investor that knows that Bitcoin investment goes along with different ups and downs that will panick if the ly are actually going along with the investment the way it should be, although you are also correct because newbies are mainly the people that falls within this category, they are easily threatened by what we call the market normal, I mean what the market is known for, may be this behavior of newbie might be as a result the reasons you gave, it is said that what is required of newbies to invest in Bitcoin is having the basic but learning does not stop there, and I believe most newbies may not know this, Bitcoin investment is a continuous process, just as you have said, discreationary income what it is for any investor whether newbie or old investors to invest without relying or considering their hodling as an alternative to solve their immediate challenges.

[Sarah_Jannat42]

If someone's goal is 1 Bitcoin and if he makes a budget until he buys 1 Bitcoin, then it will never be sustainable for him. Because our expenses increase in many months or weeks and sometimes we get promotions and the amount of income increases. So what we need to do is, from the amount of money we earn every month or week, from the amount of money we are able to find, discretionary income, how much money we are willing to invest or are comfortable with, so investing will be the right decision.

When we calculate everything at once and are willing to invest that amount of money and if we invest with urgent money then it can be harmful for us. So investing based on our financial situation will be the right decision.

Emergency money should always be kept for unexpected expenses or to prevent the cost of living that increases due to inflation. And if this money is reinvested, then there is a risk of major losses if the need to break Bitcoin later for unexpected expenses arises. So we should follow the prescribed method or the methods recommended by this thread's genius persons and stay focused on the goal. My teacher used to say that you have to aim big, then even if you don't get it, you won't be disappointed with what you get. So the goal of buying 1 Bitcoin is that we may not be disappointed in the future.

[aylabadia05]

As long as they are not done simultaneously, it may be more acceptable to common sense, without intending to measure how good or healthy a person's income stream is.
From what I have seen in my economic environment, on average, it is difficult for people to do all three of the things you mentioned at the same time because it all depends on how easy it is for them to earn money.
The most I can do is ensure that all needs are met without difficulty, and then the rest goes toward investment.

On an ongoing basis, guys who invest in bitcoin are figuring out 1) how much they have left after their basics (that is their discretionary income), 2) once they have discretionary income, they can choose a) invest b) save and/or c) discretionary consumption.

I count 4 things, and normal people should be able to fairly easily figure out these matters.

Of course, if they can make their discretionary income greater (by increasing income and/or by cutting expenses) then the amount that they have to work with in their discretionary funds will be greater.

These are not difficult concepts, and guys can learn how to get better through practice.

It won't be difficult if you know how to distinguish between discretionary income and discretionary spending.
Normally, people who can think about applying this concept will do so depending on how clearly they think about it.
Whatever amount of discretionary income you have can be spent on whatever you want, and it is these desires that need to be sorted out, whether they are for investment or hobbies.
This is not long, just the gist of it.

[GIF-JOBS]

If someone's goal is 1 Bitcoin and if he makes a budget until he buys 1 Bitcoin, then it will never be sustainable for him. Because our expenses increase in many months or weeks and sometimes we get promotions and the amount of income increases. So what we need to do is, from the amount of money we earn every month or week, from the amount of money we are able to find, discretionary income, how much money we are willing to invest or are comfortable with, so investing will be the right decision.

When we calculate everything at once and are willing to invest that amount of money and if we invest with urgent money then it can be harmful for us. So investing based on our financial situation will be the right decision.

Emergency money should always be kept for unexpected expenses or to prevent the cost of living that increases due to inflation. And if this money is reinvested, then there is a risk of major losses if the need to break Bitcoin later for unexpected expenses arises. So we should follow the prescribed method or the methods recommended by this thread's genius persons and stay focused on the goal. My teacher used to say that you have to aim big, then even if you don't get it, you won't be disappointed with what you get. So the goal of buying 1 Bitcoin is that we may not be disappointed in the future.

If we set aside or allocate money for emergency fund and investment, it is a basic principle of our financial discipline. In the case of investing in a volatile asset like Bitcoin, if we break the investment because we do not allocate money for our emergency needs, especially when the market is down, the actual loss can be up to double. When we have long-term goals, it is very useful to be mentally and financially stable. Emergency fund reduces our risk. What you said is 1 Bitcoin goal. In fact, setting big goals and not getting discouraged requires a strong mental strategy that will discipline you, encourage regular investment and help you ignore short-term market fluctuations.

[Pandorak]

Approximately how much does excess accumulation reach? Do we need to have thousands of Bitcoins first, or what? Since I'm still not very knowledgeable about this, I'd be very happy if you could explain it to me.

There is no certainty as to how much Bitcoin you can accumulate, it all depends on how much money you can allocate to purchasing Bitcoin and how consistently you continue to accumulate it.

However, if we buy BTC at a low price, as you mentioned, it will be difficult to get it back at that low price. I sometimes think that too. Indeed, if we don't have much BTC, it would be a shame to sell it now, because if we look to the future, the price of BTC will certainly rise.

It is important to understand that waiting is not an effective strategy. For example, if you wait for the price to drop to $30k before deciding to buy, there is no guarantee that the price will return to that level. You will only be wasting your valuable time. Therefore, it is recommended that you buy using the DCA method, so you don't have to worry about the price, you only need to focus on your budget.

Waiting for the long term is certainly not easy because most people always want to get rich quickly from investments in the short term. But it's okay because it has been proven that investing in BTC for the long term is always profitable as long as we hold on to it firmly.

Time has proven that Bitcoin has never disappointed those who decide to become investors, but there is an important note, you must understand that no investment instrument is risk-free, including Bitcoin. Therefore, it is important to use money that you can afford to lose/discretionary funds. Never consider using money intended for necessities to make purchases, it is very risky and not recommended.

[sotelorene]

As long as they are not done simultaneously, it may be more acceptable to common sense, without intending to measure how good or healthy a person's income stream is.
From what I have seen in my economic environment, on average, it is difficult for people to do all three of the things you mentioned at the same time because it all depends on how easy it is for them to earn money.
The most I can do is ensure that all needs are met without difficulty, and then the rest goes toward investment.

On an ongoing basis, guys who invest in bitcoin are figuring out 1) how much they have left after their basics (that is their discretionary income), 2) once they have discretionary income, they can choose a) invest b) save and/or c) discretionary consumption.

I count 4 things, and normal people should be able to fairly easily figure out these matters.

Of course, if they can make their discretionary income greater (by increasing income and/or by cutting expenses) then the amount that they have to work with in their discretionary funds will be greater.

These are not difficult concepts, and guys can learn how to get better through practice.

It won't be difficult if you know how to distinguish between discretionary income and discretionary spending.
Normally, people who can think about applying this concept will do so depending on how clearly they think about it.
Whatever amount of discretionary income you have can be spent on whatever you want, and it is these desires that need to be sorted out, whether they are for investment or hobbies.
This is not long, just the gist of it.

You almost confused me with your terms " discretionary income and discretionary spending" discretionary spending can really mislead or confuse some plebs because our major discussion is how to accumulate Bitcoin and hold for long term and what we need to carry out this successfully is our discretionary income and sometimes sorting it out is hard for some folks. So the term discretionary spending should be kept aside because discretionary spending can mean a lot of things ( like using our discretionary in things outside Bitcoin also)  which is not really what we are discussing.

[Joeboy]

Therefore, following the DCA method is very reasonable and it is the only suitable strategy when it comes to Bitcoin investment.

That's not true @laspol65... Even though DCA may be the most popular and easy to use strategy, that doesn't mean that it is the only suitable strategy for Bitcoin investment... Infact there are majorly three strategies that can be suitable for folks to accumulate Bitcoin. And they are:
1) DCA
2) Buying the Dip
3) and Lump Sum.

[I_Anime]

Therefore, following the DCA method is very reasonable and it is the only suitable strategy when it comes to Bitcoin investment.

That's not true @laspol65... Even though DCA may be the most popular and easy to use strategy, that doesn't mean that it is the only suitable strategy for Bitcoin investment... Infact there are majorly three strategies that can be suitable for folks to accumulate Bitcoin. And they are:
1) DCA
2) Buying the Dip
3) and Lump Sum.

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Exactly, all the strategies are good when come to accumulating bitcoin , but dca don’t come with alot of planning like this others , though you have to plan when dcaing but you don’t have to bother yourself with market prices and stuff .

For the others (lumpsum, buying the Dip), you still have to focus on market prices , like buying the dip you will have , to wait for prices to drop to an extent which is not guarantee because price may not drop to the extent you are expecting, while Lump sum means a single payment of money paid all at once, instead of being divided into smaller payments (DCA) over time.

[yixichloro2xx]

Therefore, following the DCA method is very reasonable and it is the only suitable strategy when it comes to Bitcoin investment.

That's not true @laspol65... Even though DCA may be the most popular and easy to use strategy, that doesn't mean that it is the only suitable strategy for Bitcoin investment... Infact there are majorly three strategies that can be suitable for folks to accumulate Bitcoin. And they are:
1) DCA
2) Buying the Dip
3) and Lump Sum.

‎Among these three strategies, I feel the most important among them is the DCA. It works effectively for newbies, low income earners or people with unstable income. It's not really advisable for someone who is getting started with Bitcoin trying to buy the dip or doing a lump sum without basic understanding, because they can end up with losses. So DCA is the best strategy for newbies. Buying the dip looks like a good strategy but timing is tricky and risky. Using a lump sum can give you big gains if the market rises, but losses can be heavy if it drops. While using DCA continuously, you can  try out the other strategies, but the money to be used shouldn't come from your Emergency funds/backup funds, DCA funds but from another spare cash that isn't useful to you.