If someone is poor, where is he or she even going to see money to invest in bitcoin not to talk of NCA? You will see poor people buying things on credit before they receive salary. As long as someone have discretionary income, I do not think such a person is poor.
Also you can see a a rich person using NCA to invest in bitcoin.
You made a very valid point here, when someone is poor how do they even get money to invest in bitcoin, Investing in bitcoin isn’t free it’s all about money, so a poor person can’t invest in bitcoin, so that absolutely means that they will need and require to have money, mostly a discretionary money, talking about it to invest through the DCA, what we would need is to have money first of all before we can invest through the DCA, anyone that is investing in Bitcoin I don’t see them as poor people, because poor people wouldn’t have money to buy bitcoin or be investing in any cryptocurrency.
Investing in Bitcoin requires financial capacity. It is not a matter of being very rich, similarly, if someone does not have the financial capacity to meet their needs, then they should not invest in Bitcoin. The main point here is that there must be discretionary income to do DCA. The question here may be whether if the discretionary income is low, then investment can be done or only if it is high, then investment can be done in Bitcoin. In this case, the answer is very simple, if it is low, then DCA will be done with less money, if it is high, then DCA will be done with more money. If the income increases with time, then DCA will adjust the amount. If you invest with a long-time mindset, it is possible to be successful in the long term.