So being directionally correct pays off even if there are likely to be some mistakes along the way. .and the mistakes may or may not be perceptible at the time that they are being made... there can be some questions or tensions regarding how much of a balance to keep in various accounts that we might create. .and questions about whether we can put off some expenses (defer them) or if we might spend time trying to earn more income or if we might set aside some value to prepare for dips, and how much value do we want to keep on the sidelines for preparing for dips versus just buying right away or spreading our BTC buys out over a whole week..
We have definitely made mistakes along the way and maybe they didn't have a big effect on the course of our investment because we really focus on long-term investment and we can correct these mistakes during the long-term investment journey. However, in the strategy that I have done, I am not too interested in focusing on setting up reserve funds to wait for cheap price because I tend to accumulate Bitcoin every two week. So I think I will get a chance that might be more accurate to get a cheaper price.
In this context, Most of us have larger finances which makes it easier for them to organize their finances more efficiently into several strategies to be able to buy when prices fall by a few percent. Apart from that, a person's personal policy is certainly different because everyone has a different income, so in this case a plan that might be our choice is the DCA strategy which we can arrange in stage to buy Bitcoin.