I guess part of the point (and we don't really seem to disagree) is that the more organized you are and the more experienced you are with the balancing of your finances and psychology, then the more aggressive that you can afford to be in terms of your bitcoin accumulation, and sure some kinds of behaviors might border upon being overly aggressive, but at the same time, if we are trying to be realistic, there may be some ways that BTC buys are preset or they might be manually made, so that if paychecks are coming in each two weeks or some thing like that, then there can be ways to balance out if too much aggressiveness might have happened the previous pay period and yeah, there is a balance in regards to being either whimpy or aggressive, sometimes you might not realize that you had gone too far in one direction or another until later down the road and/or it is too late and maybe either you see that you BTC could have performed better if you had not been so whimpy or that you run out of money and you are forced to sell some bitcoin at a time that is not of your own choosing because you ended up investing into bitcoin too aggressively.
I believe one of the reasons to why people often fail to strike a balance between whimpy and aggressive Bitcoin accumulation is often lack of organization and experience, because these two factors are key towards where to draw the line when accumulating bitcoin.
The more one understands his current financial status, investment goals as well as risk tolerance, the easier it becomes for one to come to the realization of how aggressive one should be with his investment.
Gaining experience from previous occurrences and decisions made when managing one's investments and finances often helps one to know exactly when and how to make more informed decisions and also avoid making the reckless ones.
There are potential risks involved associated with Investing in bitcoin, such as high volatility and risk of losing money, not truly acknowledging and understanding these risks and only looking at the possibilities of making good profits off ones investment could often result to investing over aggressively as well as clouding one's judgement from more balanced and informed decisions regarding one's investments.
It's very good to be optimistic and excited about Bitcoin's potential for profitability and this excitement could often lead to being too aggressive so it's very important to be able to balance the aggressiveness, and having and always being willing to always make an adjustment in your preset or manual Bitcoin buys is key towards ensuring a very consistent accumulation strategy. Although sometimes it's really not about how consistent one is with his accumulation but also what financial state it keeps you afterwards, being consistent in your bitcoin accumulation is very good but when you start to notice that whenever you invest, you often run out of money to take care of other expenses, which often leads to selling of some portion of ones bitcoin when not intended.
At this point one should know that its time to make some adjustments and also make the necessary adjustments to avoid future occurrences of such scenarios.
The importance of finding a balance between being too whimpy with one's investments and being too aggressive can never be overemphasized, because being too cautious when investing could cause one to hold back on certain opportunities which could also result to missing out on potential gains.
While being too aggressive with one's accumulation often leads to being financially strained or being forced to sell of portions of one's Bitcoin at an unfavorable market state, such as a DIP. These are extremes that should balanced in other to ensure a healthy investment.
Again, about Automating investments, such as the DCA. I view it to be very helpful when trying to maintain a consistent Bitcoin accumulation strategy and also helps one to avoid making some emotional decisions that could've put the investment in jeopardy. By regularly investing an amount that doesn't leave you financially strained at the end of the day could really help to reduce and minimise the impact of the market's volatility.
And also frequently reviewing and making necessary adjustments when and where needed helps one stay on track with their investment goals and most important, helps one to also adapt to changing market conditions. This is often to strike a balance and to also make that one isn't being too sluggish or too aggressive with their investment.