And, of course, also, if you feel that you do not have enough, you can continue to DCA.. even if it is only $10 per week... though for fee purposes, it may be better to let your amount build up to something like $80 or $100 and then buy once you reach certain thresholds of value.
It that's the issue probably better to keep coins on the exchange until you have enough to make the (artificially high) fees worthwhile
Sure, each of us are going to make differing choices in these regards, including which avenues are available to us.. .. and in that regards fees are going to vary too in terms of options available.
If you are a very beginner to bitcoin, and you have a relatively small budget, you may well stay on exchanges or something like that for a year or more until maybe you have accumulated a few thousand dollars in value in your bitcoin, and of course, if you have been in bitcoin for a while and you have accumulated a few BTC, but you believe that you do not have enough, then you may well hold the vast majority of your holdings in private ways, so you would have figured out a variety of ways to hold your BTC privately and weighed the advantages and disadvantages of varying methods of holding your coins. Sure, you might have some coins that you could access more easily, and some that are even further into cold storage.
If you have been in bitcoin for a while, but you are relatively young, and you feel disappointed with the size of your stash, you would still be way ahead of the vast majority of the worlds population because ONLY a small number of people both know about bitcoin and have taken measures to stack sats, and as I have frequently stated, in traditional circles, there have been a lot of people who had spent 30 years or more trying to accumulate wealth and some more successful than others, and if you end up being able to increase the chances that you will be successful by investing in sound money (surely referring to bitcoin here) and even to significantly cut down the timeline (maybe even cutting in half) to become richie or able to live off your investments, then you would be way ahead of a lot of people, so in that sense, I would not suggest that some young folks or other folks who have been short on investment cashflow should be feeling bad if they feel that it is taking them longer than others to build their wealth (bitcoin stash), because you can ONLY work with what you got, and you may well not even need to employ leverage or gambling strategies in order to sufficiently compound your BTC investment efforts in order to still end up doing quite well, relatively speaking.