Yes, that's quite true sir because many people hesitate with their initial decision because they are hesitant to start with a larger level or with a smaller amount. However, it doesn't matter if they have a lot of money because they can divide it into several categories in their investments, both making purchases at once and doing it sustainably with the allocation of money that they have divided into several categories. So, for beginners, of course they can start with small amounts which they can do regularly using the DCA method.
Their financial balance in investment will make them comfortable in every purchasing period because whether the market is red or rising, they can do it because they have a stock of reserve assets that they have allocated. But if they start with a lump sum purchase and don't have reserve assets to accumulate when the market turns red then they will be stuck with the existing situation.
Starting an investment with huge finance is a wrong move,one of the principle of investment is to start small and grow big ,to be a good Bitcoin investor, you need to start investing and accumulation gradually using your DCA strategy neverminding how small you are buying at that moment because with time, it will grow to become huge . Gradually
saving for long term will not have any financial effect on you and your expenses .
Getting a loan to setup a business or having an investment is totally out of it since the interest rate will keep increasing, instead you save towards your investment or involve in contributions with trusted people so that when it is your turn to collect ,you save theoney and start buying little by little in to your port folio ,what if you are not able to
meet up your speculated time of the loan payment due to one reason or the other or the price of Bitcoin remains stagnant for a long time or the price drops below the amount you bought it what will happen, therefore it is not advicesible to borrow or loan money to invest in Bitcoin .an adage say little drops of water makes a might ocean.
What you say is quite correct, in fact I have been doing it for the last 1 year by stacking with DCA. First of all, we have to be consistent in continuing to buy at maturity and don't worry about short-term price movements because that can doubt the decision. After we go through 10 stages of purchasing with dca, you will be more confident in continuing to buy because our confidence will grow in continuing to buy at each stage. I make purchases every 2 weeks and I only make two purchases a month.
However, there are also those who make purchases every week, but it all depends on the strategy they apply. Those who implemented DCA purchases in the last year were lucky enough to be able to buy BTC at a cheaper price of $20k at that time. The best thing is to buy and keep holding and don't sell all your BTC holdings if you are in an economic crisis, sell just a little and when your economy recovers you can budget back funds to continue buying BTC.