Buy Buy Buy or Sell Sell Sell?

[alankasman]

A stable income allows us to invest according to our plans. If our income is not fixed it is very rare to achieve investment success because it is not completely stable and difficult to predict.

I understand your sentiment perfectly well, but I don't think that it's the most important thing because your income might be stable, but if you are unable to figure out your discretionary income, you will still not be able to invest in Bitcoin and be successful at it, because having a stable income doesn't guarantees that you can easily figure out your discretionary income from it.
Which is the main reason I believe that for you to invest in Bitcoin and be successful, figuring out your discretionary income should be a priority, not by having a stable income or not.

It's true, as you said that having a stable income isn't important if you can't determine your discretionary income. However what I need to say is that having a stable income makes investing much easier. Basically everyone who wants to invest only needs money. If we don't have any money to hold on to what will happen?

The success or failure of an investment depends on having something to hold on to. That's why I prefer having a stable income whether weekly or monthly so when we need it we can immediately take action. Determining additional income is indeed necessary but we must have several sources of income as well to be able to determine that income so that if we understand these two things I think it is part of what is needed by anyone who invests because investing must have a temporary handle regarding additional income as part of the bonus that we want because we are someone who thinks about investing with the aim of being able to have assets for our future.

[Futurexxx]

It's true, as you said that having a stable income isn't important if you can't determine your discretionary income. However what I need to say is that having a stable income makes investing much easier. Basically everyone who wants to invest only needs money. If we don't have any money to hold on to what will happen?

I understand what you mean very well, but what am trying to say is that having a stable income should not be the yardstick you should be using in order to invest in Bitcoin. Yes it is very important and very helpful, but what is more important is figuring out your discretionary income, which is the money left after all your basic needs have been met, and those without a stable income can also figure it out from their own end to invest with.
 So a stable income is good no doubt, but using it as a criteria before you can invest in Bitcoin and be successful is what I disagree on.

[BluebloodCXVI]

DCA has one massive flaw: price averaging completely eats away your potential profits. Just look at MicroStrategy. Based on how 2026 is turning out, they’ve basically been operating at a net loss for six years. Even during their best years, their investment returns topped out at a maximum of 10% APY.

My own approach to Bitcoin investing relies on adding an investment premium to the services I provide when clients pay me in crypto. I process these payments through the Cryptomus gateway, convert that specific premium into Bitcoin right there, and send it to staking. This creates an extra stream of passive income.

But the ultimate optimization strategy I launched back in 2025 is purely cyclical. I take profits on a portion of my income roughly a year after the halving. Then, I re-enter the market with that capital when the BTC price drops down to the actual mining production cost. That’s exactly why I am buying Bitcoin right now. Crypto investors really shouldn't ignore the unique cyclical nature of this asset.

I don’t think DCA is flawed just because it does not require trying to time the market. Perhaps in theory a person could reliably sell near the top and buy back near the buttom every cycle, maybe they would probably outperform DCA but the issue now is that if you try to put it into practical use, nobody can easily predict where those points could be. What looks obvious on a chart later usually felt anything but obvious when it was happening.
Of course DCA is not trying to be clever, it is just a way to stay in the market without having to make judgement calls every few months and risk getting them wrong.
With an asset like bitcoin, the cycles are not as easily predictable as most people would think. They might fall in place for you sometimes, but those cycles don’t repeat cleanly enough for you to be building a reliable playbook around.

[sotelorene]

It's true, as you said that having a stable income isn't important if you can't determine your discretionary income. However what I need to say is that having a stable income makes investing much easier. Basically everyone who wants to invest only needs money. If we don't have any money to hold on to what will happen?

I understand what you mean very well, but what am trying to say is that having a stable income should not be the yardstick you should be using in order to invest in Bitcoin. Yes it is very important and very helpful, but what is more important is figuring out your discretionary income, which is the money left after all your basic needs have been met, and those without a stable income can also figure it out from their own end to invest with.
 So a stable income is good no doubt, but using it as a criteria before you can invest in Bitcoin and be successful is what I disagree on.

yea  you are absolutely correct, stable source of income should not stop someone from accumulating Bitcoin as long they are able to sort out a discretionary income because  that is the most important tool to kickstart our bitcoin investment. normally, an investor with a stable source of income and is able to sort out his discretionary income will definitely do better than an investor who does not have a stable source of income but this can only be possible if folk with stable source of income has a good knowledge about bitcoin or knows what he is doing.

[cxtreenal]

It's true, as you said that having a stable income isn't important if you can't determine your discretionary income. However what I need to say is that having a stable income makes investing much easier. Basically everyone who wants to invest only needs money. If we don't have any money to hold on to what will happen?

I understand what you mean very well, but what am trying to say is that having a stable income should not be the yardstick you should be using in order to invest in Bitcoin. Yes it is very important and very helpful, but what is more important is figuring out your discretionary income, which is the money left after all your basic needs have been met, and those without a stable income can also figure it out from their own end to invest with.
 So a stable income is good no doubt, but using it as a criteria before you can invest in Bitcoin and be successful is what I disagree on.

You can accumulate Bitcoin in the initial period of starting your investment without a stable income. You will naturally not be able to pull it off in the long term if you do not have a stable source of income. Lack of realistic thinking and emotional decisions during long-term investment can create obstacles against your investment.

Some people wait extra time to start Bitcoin, thinking that they will start once they reach the level of discretionary income. However, some of them are in such a financial position and are in a temporary job and have a small amount of discretionary funds left at the end of the week. Some may be in a comfortable financial position with their family and want to start after hearing about Bitcoin and studying it. They should not wait for discretionary income because they have available discretionary funds and also mental preparation about long term Bitcoin.

At present you will learn about Bitcoin and start Bitcoin with financial capacity and in the future, when a stable source of income is created, they will maintain more regularity and consistency.

[Charcol]

It's true, as you said that having a stable income isn't important if you can't determine your discretionary income. However what I need to say is that having a stable income makes investing much easier. Basically everyone who wants to invest only needs money. If we don't have any money to hold on to what will happen?

I understand what you mean very well, but what am trying to say is that having a stable income should not be the yardstick you should be using in order to invest in Bitcoin. Yes it is very important and very helpful, but what is more important is figuring out your discretionary income, which is the money left after all your basic needs have been met, and those without a stable income can also figure it out from their own end to invest with.
 So a stable income is good no doubt, but using it as a criteria before you can invest in Bitcoin and be successful is what I disagree on.

You can accumulate Bitcoin in the initial period of starting your investment without a stable income. You will naturally not be able to pull it off in the long term if you do not have a stable source of income. Lack of realistic thinking and emotional decisions during long-term investment can create obstacles against your investment.

Having a fixed income is convenient but not mandatory. Even with irregular income, if you understand your own cash flow and separate expenses, and do flexible DCA with discretionary income, then it is possible to continue long-term accumulation. There are many people whose income was irregular but they were able to continue saving by separating their discretionary income. And today they are in a good position.  So here is the main difference between fixed income and discretionary income. Fixed income is a regular source of income from which a certain income comes every week or month. But discretionary income is the money that can be used for investments after all the necessary expenses, rent, bills, responsibilities, meeting urgent needs are excluded. Even if someone has irregular income, if he can find discretionary income after meeting all the expenses, then he will be able to start and continue saving in small amounts. Again, there are some people who, despite having regular income, cannot set aside discretionary income due to lack of control over their expenses. Therefore, discretionary income is needed to continue saving Bitcoin in the long term. Whether it comes from fixed income or irregular income, it does not matter.

[Taskford]

DCA has one massive flaw: price averaging completely eats away your potential profits. Just look at MicroStrategy. Based on how 2026 is turning out, they’ve basically been operating at a net loss for six years. Even during their best years, their investment returns topped out at a maximum of 10% APY.

My own approach to Bitcoin investing relies on adding an investment premium to the services I provide when clients pay me in crypto. I process these payments through the Cryptomus gateway, convert that specific premium into Bitcoin right there, and send it to staking. This creates an extra stream of passive income.

But the ultimate optimization strategy I launched back in 2025 is purely cyclical. I take profits on a portion of my income roughly a year after the halving. Then, I re-enter the market with that capital when the BTC price drops down to the actual mining production cost. That’s exactly why I am buying Bitcoin right now. Crypto investors really shouldn't ignore the unique cyclical nature of this asset.

I don’t think DCA is flawed just because it does not require trying to time the market. Perhaps in theory a person could reliably sell near the top and buy back near the buttom every cycle, maybe they would probably outperform DCA but the issue now is that if you try to put it into practical use, nobody can easily predict where those points could be. What looks obvious on a chart later usually felt anything but obvious when it was happening.
Of course DCA is not trying to be clever, it is just a way to stay in the market without having to make judgement calls every few months and risk getting them wrong.
With an asset like bitcoin, the cycles are not as easily predictable as most people would think. They might fall in place for you sometimes, but those cycles don’t repeat cleanly enough for you to be building a reliable playbook around.

There's a chance that those actions or thinking that they can outsmart the market by waiting for the dip can backfire them. DCA is not about like that or something like about being clever. But rather its about being consistently invested without guessing the next possible price on next cycle.

Bitcoin does not follow any charts or pattern for people to see a accurate trajectory and their wrong guess may cost them lots of money. That's why the best action is to do is to continuously accumulate with their spare funds then let the future tells if we could see some great changes on the price of Bitcoin, then earn with it.

[Bigjoe33]

DCA has one massive flaw: price averaging completely eats away your potential profits. Just look at MicroStrategy. Based on how 2026 is turning out, they’ve basically been operating at a net loss for six years. Even during their best years, their investment returns topped out at a maximum of 10% APY.

My own approach to Bitcoin investing relies on adding an investment premium to the services I provide when clients pay me in crypto. I process these payments through the Cryptomus gateway, convert that specific premium into Bitcoin right there, and send it to staking. This creates an extra stream of passive income.

But the ultimate optimization strategy I launched back in 2025 is purely cyclical. I take profits on a portion of my income roughly a year after the halving. Then, I re-enter the market with that capital when the BTC price drops down to the actual mining production cost. That’s exactly why I am buying Bitcoin right now. Crypto investors really shouldn't ignore the unique cyclical nature of this asset.

I don’t think DCA is flawed just because it does not require trying to time the market. Perhaps in theory a person could reliably sell near the top and buy back near the buttom every cycle, maybe they would probably outperform DCA but the issue now is that if you try to put it into practical use, nobody can easily predict where those points could be. What looks obvious on a chart later usually felt anything but obvious when it was happening.
Of course DCA is not trying to be clever, it is just a way to stay in the market without having to make judgement calls every few months and risk getting them wrong.
With an asset like bitcoin, the cycles are not as easily predictable as most people would think. They might fall in place for you sometimes, but those cycles don’t repeat cleanly enough for you to be building a reliable playbook around.

The DCA has remained always one of the best strategy in accumulating Bitcoin, most especially because of the freedom it gives to adjust your buying price when necessary inorder to remain in the market consistently. It is the buyer or investor controlling his investment to ensure consistency, and there is nothing worng with the DCA strategy and it's application

Secondly, selling near the top and re-buying near the bottom is not a good investment practice and will keep you away from growing your investment or reaching your investment target.

[SPIDERMAN008]

Having a fixed income is convenient but not mandatory. Even with irregular income, if you understand your own cash flow and separate expenses, and do flexible DCA with discretionary income, then it is possible to continue long-term accumulation. There are many people whose income was irregular but they were able to continue saving by separating their discretionary income. And today they are in a good position.  So here is the main difference between fixed income and discretionary income. Fixed income is a regular source of income from which a certain income comes every week or month. But discretionary income is the money that can be used for investments after all the necessary expenses, rent, bills, responsibilities, meeting urgent needs are excluded. Even if someone has irregular income, if he can find discretionary income after meeting all the expenses, then he will be able to start and continue saving in small amounts. Again, there are some people who, despite having regular income, cannot set aside discretionary income due to lack of control over their expenses. Therefore, discretionary income is needed to continue saving Bitcoin in the long term. Whether it comes from fixed income or irregular income, it does not matter.

You keep talking about only generating discretionary income. Can a person generate discretionary income if he wants to? If the expenses are more than the income, then discretionary income will not be generated. And if the expenses are less and the income is more, then discretionary income will be generated automatically. But whether that discretionary income is invested in Bitcoin or not is a personal matter of the individual. And whether the income is regular or irregular, it can be invested in both cases. Even DCA can be done consistently on a weekly basis. Just calculate the necessary expenses until the next income comes, divide that by the additional discretionary income that will be there and do DCA it weekly. The matter is very simple. There is nothing complicated here.

[ejikeme24]

It's true, as you said that having a stable income isn't important if you can't determine your discretionary income. However what I need to say is that having a stable income makes investing much easier. Basically everyone who wants to invest only needs money. If we don't have any money to hold on to what will happen?

I understand what you mean very well, but what am trying to say is that having a stable income should not be the yardstick you should be using in order to invest in Bitcoin. Yes it is very important and very helpful, but what is more important is figuring out your discretionary income, which is the money left after all your basic needs have been met, and those without a stable income can also figure it out from their own end to invest with.
 So a stable income is good no doubt, but using it as a criteria before you can invest in Bitcoin and be successful is what I disagree on.

Surely whether guys have stable income or not they can still invest provided that they have ways to figure out their discretionary income, one of the things most newbies fail to understand is that even though they can't stick to the regular DcAing due to their financial status they can still invest whenever they figure out that they have discretionary, then if such newbie is serous with his or her bitcoin investment, they would surely look for a way to get a stable income, and then get back to the regular DcAing. But the most important thing is getting started even though we don't have a stable income but with time we would surely get one.

[cyberninja2]

yea  you are absolutely correct, stable source of income should not stop someone from accumulating Bitcoin as long they are able to sort out a discretionary income because  that is the most important tool to kickstart our bitcoin investment. normally, an investor with a stable source of income and is able to sort out his discretionary income will definitely do better than an investor who does not have a stable source of income but this can only be possible if folk with stable source of income has a good knowledge about bitcoin or knows what he is doing.

Of course this is a matter that needs to be understood well by all groups because no one can prevent the party that investing will not be hampered because we do it by having a stable source of income so in my opinion currently although sometimes there are those who say that investing without having money or capital can be done and that I often see in this topic, what they need to know is that by having money that is always there, someone's steps in accumulating are more regular in doing it, especially now, the opportunity to increase the number of BTC is very feasible because the price drop that occurs is a momentum for everyone who holds money to accumulate BTC to increase the existing amount so now by having money everything will be more optimal in doing anything including accumulating Bitcoin with a long-term pattern.

[Finebone]

Secondly, selling near the top and re-buying near the bottom is not a good investment practice and will keep you away from growing your investment or reaching your investment target.

This is very bad, and I will advice all bitcoin investors to refrain from it because it's one of those ways long term investors miss out on those opportunities and become a no coiner during those period when Bitcoin rose, skyrocket and set a new all time high, because they would have sold off their holdings when Bitcoin rose to a thousand dollars,  while they didn't know what it may rise continuously to sixty thousand dollars, and it may never go down below that $1k dollar they sold everything off, so it's an act we all should refrain from, because that is pure trading and trying to outsmart the market, not an investment strategy.

[POPOLUV]

DCA has one massive flaw: price averaging completely eats away your potential profits. Just look at MicroStrategy. Based on how 2026 is turning out, they’ve basically been operating at a net loss for six years. Even during their best years, their investment returns topped out at a maximum of 10% APY.

My own approach to Bitcoin investing relies on adding an investment premium to the services I provide when clients pay me in crypto. I process these payments through the Cryptomus gateway, convert that specific premium into Bitcoin right there, and send it to staking. This creates an extra stream of passive income.

But the ultimate optimization strategy I launched back in 2025 is purely cyclical. I take profits on a portion of my income roughly a year after the halving. Then, I re-enter the market with that capital when the BTC price drops down to the actual mining production cost. That’s exactly why I am buying Bitcoin right now. Crypto investors really shouldn't ignore the unique cyclical nature of this asset.

I don’t think DCA is flawed just because it does not require trying to time the market. Perhaps in theory a person could reliably sell near the top and buy back near the buttom every cycle, maybe they would probably outperform DCA but the issue now is that if you try to put it into practical use, nobody can easily predict where those points could be. What looks obvious on a chart later usually felt anything but obvious when it was happening.
Of course DCA is not trying to be clever, it is just a way to stay in the market without having to make judgement calls every few months and risk getting them wrong.
With an asset like bitcoin, the cycles are not as easily predictable as most people would think. They might fall in place for you sometimes, but those cycles don’t repeat cleanly enough for you to be building a reliable playbook around.

The DCA has remained always one of the best strategy in accumulating Bitcoin, most especially because of the freedom it gives to adjust your buying price when necessary inorder to remain in the market consistently. It is the buyer or investor controlling his investment to ensure consistency, and there is nothing worng with the DCA strategy and it's application

Secondly, selling near the top and re-buying near the bottom is not a good investment practice and will keep you away from growing your investment or reaching your investment target.

Every strategies used by an investors is always the best, it all depend on the strategies you are situable to invest without pulling down your investments until reaches your accumution status, so as an investors it is always good to be able to figure out the strategies that is convenient for you to invest in with because is not every investors that we actually start or make use of DCA strategy, I'm not saying that DCA strategy is not good but I'm saying the reality as an investor, it is certain that there are investors that has enough discretionary income and which they will choose not to start with DCA because the patient of buying and accumulating gradually by gradually is not there, but to buy and accumulate Bitcoin aggressively in bulk, so don't make DCA strategy look as if there are no other strategies that is not good either, when it comes to buying and accumulating of Bitcoin.

[Cgrexp]

Having a fixed income is convenient but not mandatory. Even with irregular income, if you understand your own cash flow and separate expenses, and do flexible DCA with discretionary income, then it is possible to continue long-term accumulation. There are many people whose income was irregular but they were able to continue saving by separating their discretionary income. And today they are in a good position.  So here is the main difference between fixed income and discretionary income. Fixed income is a regular source of income from which a certain income comes every week or month. But discretionary income is the money that can be used for investments after all the necessary expenses, rent, bills, responsibilities, meeting urgent needs are excluded. Even if someone has irregular income, if he can find discretionary income after meeting all the expenses, then he will be able to start and continue saving in small amounts. Again, there are some people who, despite having regular income, cannot set aside discretionary income due to lack of control over their expenses. Therefore, discretionary income is needed to continue saving Bitcoin in the long term. Whether it comes from fixed income or irregular income, it does not matter.

You keep talking about only generating discretionary income. Can a person generate discretionary income if he wants to? If the expenses are more than the income, then discretionary income will not be generated. And if the expenses are less and the income is more, then discretionary income will be generated automatically. But whether that discretionary income is invested in Bitcoin or not is a personal matter of the individual. And whether the income is regular or irregular, it can be invested in both cases. Even DCA can be done consistently on a weekly basis. Just calculate the necessary expenses until the next income comes, divide that by the additional discretionary income that will be there and do DCA it weekly. The matter is very simple. There is nothing complicated here.

Along with investing, it is necessary to develop a cash flow management method or habit. If you have irregular income or expenses, you need to find a way to divide the purchase of Bitcoin. However, investors can create a system where they will try to buy Bitcoin regularly. We should find a way to divide our discretionary income into three parts (1) Investment, (2) Savings (backup fund), (3) Discretionary consumption. Basically, the more discretionary income we have, the more options we have. So, whether we  incress future income or not, we have to work within the constraints of our current income.  Whether we have a lot of discretionary income or no discretionary income at all.

[MusaPk]

Every strategies used by an investors is always the best, it all depend on the strategies you are situable to invest without pulling down your investments until reaches your accumution status, so as an investors it is always good to be able to figure out the strategies that is convenient for you to invest in with because is not every investors that we actually start or make use of DCA strategy, I'm not saying that DCA strategy is not good but I'm saying the reality as an investor, it is certain that there are investors that has enough discretionary income and which they will choose not to start with DCA because the patient of buying and accumulating gradually by gradually is not there, but to buy and accumulate Bitcoin aggressively in bulk, so don't make DCA strategy look as if there are no other strategies that is not good either, when it comes to buying and accumulating of Bitcoin.

Everyone is free to chose the strategy he likes because its your money and you alone will bear results of choosing a particular strategy. Why we talk so much about DCA is that its tried and tested strategy. There are online tools that tells how beneficial DCA is, if its followed for 4 years or more. Now if you are trying to follow DCA for 4 years then its easier said then done because if you don't have necessary backup funds then you won't be able to hold your Bitcoins for 4 years.

[ChocolateBitcoinK]

Every strategies used by an investors is always the best, it all depend on the strategies you are situable to invest without pulling down your investments until reaches your accumution status, so as an investors it is always good to be able to figure out the strategies that is convenient for you to invest in with because is not every investors that we actually start or make use of DCA strategy, I'm not saying that DCA strategy is not good but I'm saying the reality as an investor, it is certain that there are investors that has enough discretionary income and which they will choose not to start with DCA because the patient of buying and accumulating gradually by gradually is not there, but to buy and accumulate Bitcoin aggressively in bulk, so don't make DCA strategy look as if there are no other strategies that is not good either, when it comes to buying and accumulating of Bitcoin.

Everyone is free to chose the strategy he likes because its your money and you alone will bear results of choosing a particular strategy. Why we talk so much about DCA is that its tried and tested strategy. There are online tools that tells how beneficial DCA is, if its followed for 4 years or more. Now if you are trying to follow DCA for 4 years then its easier said then done because if you don't have necessary backup funds then you won't be able to hold your Bitcoins for 4 years.

Also, the time is long, and this is the main thing, because even if we talk about the minimum period of DCA, that is, if we talk about only 4 years, then many people do not have the patience to hold it for 4 years, and this issue must first be understood by yourself. That you are actually mentally prepared to hold it for a long time. First of all, you have to be mentally prepared, after that you can start investing with financial preparation. In the case of someone who does not have a long-term plan, DCA will never give him any effective results, but may cause more losses. Therefore, it is not enough to just start DCA, but it is important to prepare yourself mentally along with creating a financial foundation to maintain that plan for years.

[Hardyrobust]

DCA has one massive flaw: price averaging completely eats away your potential profits. Just look at MicroStrategy. Based on how 2026 is turning out, they’ve basically been operating at a net loss for six years. Even during their best years, their investment returns topped out at a maximum of 10% APY.

My own approach to Bitcoin investing relies on adding an investment premium to the services I provide when clients pay me in crypto. I process these payments through the Cryptomus gateway, convert that specific premium into Bitcoin right there, and send it to staking. This creates an extra stream of passive income.

But the ultimate optimization strategy I launched back in 2025 is purely cyclical. I take profits on a portion of my income roughly a year after the halving. Then, I re-enter the market with that capital when the BTC price drops down to the actual mining production cost. That’s exactly why I am buying Bitcoin right now. Crypto investors really shouldn't ignore the unique cyclical nature of this asset.

I don’t think DCA is flawed just because it does not require trying to time the market. Perhaps in theory a person could reliably sell near the top and buy back near the buttom every cycle, maybe they would probably outperform DCA but the issue now is that if you try to put it into practical use, nobody can easily predict where those points could be. What looks obvious on a chart later usually felt anything but obvious when it was happening.
Of course DCA is not trying to be clever, it is just a way to stay in the market without having to make judgement calls every few months and risk getting them wrong.
With an asset like bitcoin, the cycles are not as easily predictable as most people would think. They might fall in place for you sometimes, but those cycles don’t repeat cleanly enough for you to be building a reliable playbook around.

The DCA has remained always one of the best strategy in accumulating Bitcoin, most especially because of the freedom it gives to adjust your buying price when necessary inorder to remain in the market consistently. It is the buyer or investor controlling his investment to ensure consistency, and there is nothing worng with the DCA strategy and it's application

Secondly, selling near the top and re-buying near the bottom is not a good investment practice and will keep you away from growing your investment or reaching your investment target.

Every strategies used by an investors is always the best, it all depend on the strategies you are situable to invest without pulling down your investments until reaches your accumution status, so as an investors it is always good to be able to figure out the strategies that is convenient for you to invest in with because is not every investors that we actually start or make use of DCA strategy, I'm not saying that DCA strategy is not good but I'm saying the reality as an investor, it is certain that there are investors that has enough discretionary income and which they will choose not to start with DCA because the patient of buying and accumulating gradually by gradually is not there, but to buy and accumulate Bitcoin aggressively in bulk, so don't make DCA strategy look as if there are no other strategies that is not good either, when it comes to buying and accumulating of Bitcoin.

There is no strategy that isn't good for buying bitcoin and using a particular strategy doesn't mean that success is guaranteed. There are people that may wrongly apply the buying the dip strategy like waiting for bitcoin to dip before they start buying bitcoin, this is a wrong application of this strategy. Someone that is doing DCA can still buy the dip by actually setting aside some percentage of there discretionary income for this purpose.

[SmartCharpa]

It's true, as you said that having a stable income isn't important if you can't determine your discretionary income. However what I need to say is that having a stable income makes investing much easier. Basically everyone who wants to invest only needs money. If we don't have any money to hold on to what will happen?

Sure, having a stable income can make you invest more easier. But using the word stable income will make some people assume that it’s very necessary to have a stable income before you can even make an investment. But as long as you able to get a discretionary income, regardless of how much you earn, you can invest in Bitcoin without any problems.

Everyone is free to chose the strategy he likes because its your money and you alone will bear results of choosing a particular strategy. Why we talk so much about DCA is that it’s tried and tested strategy. There are online tools that tells how beneficial DCA is, if it’s followed for 4 years or more. Now if you are trying to follow DCA for 4 years then its easier said then done because if you don't have necessary backup funds then you won't be able to hold your Bitcoins for 4 years.

Of course, everyone should invest with the plan that suit them. The DCA will remain one of the best strategies to invest in Bitcoin for a long term. Whether you are buying for 4 years or more, don’t invest more than you can afford monthly or weekly, if it’s 20% or 30% if your income you can afford, there’s nothing wrong about, just continue buying with an easy plan, so you can stay consistent with your accumulation.

[PhilosopherKing]

Also, the time is long, and this is the main thing, because even if we talk about the minimum period of DCA, that is, if we talk about only 4 years, then many people do not have the patience to hold it for 4 years, and this issue must first be understood by yourself. That you are actually mentally prepared to hold it for a long time. First of all, you have to be mentally prepared, after that you can start investing with financial preparation. In the case of someone who does not have a long-term plan, DCA will never give him any effective results, but may cause more losses. Therefore, it is not enough to just start DCA, but it is important to prepare yourself mentally along with creating a financial foundation to maintain that plan for years.

Man, experience is the best teacher, person don't have to know everything and get all preparation handled before they can start their ongoing investment.

To preparing yourself mentally, that isn't a day job, it requires plenty of time for it to happen. And that is why person don't have to be mentally prepared before they can start investing. Bitcoin Investment is a long time something and if there is discretionary income and common sense, the person can start their ongoing investment no matter if the amount is small, and they can figure out then learn the rest along the way