Yes, that's right and I think there's nothing wrong here, you explained in simple terms what the two investors who used two analyzes, namely technical and fundamental, did in the accumulation they did. Fluctuations are a normal thing that happens in the market because after all that is the nature of the market and that will also determine whether you will end the investment session or plan with a profit or a loss. On the other hand, as you said, people who focus too much on the ups and downs of market prices are short-term traders, yes maybe that's true, but I think we can also say the same thing about investors who have long-term planning, or what that means is Long-term investors also do the same thing, but perhaps over a different period of time.

Actually, everyone has their own choice regarding which one they will choose between being a short-term or long-term investor, there are always advantages and disadvantages, and for short-term investors, perhaps they should be able to focus more in terms of seeing current market movements. This occurs because they have a short-term approach which is usually vulnerable to being aggressively impacted by market fluctuations, which means potential losses are more likely to occur. Meanwhile, for long-term investors, I think they will not feel too tense by seeing the current fluctuations, because they have long-term planning, even though we don't know what will happen to bitcoin in the next 10 - 15 years, but if we look history has happened, bitcoin has had a significant increase, so I think it is not wrong to suggest that it is better to have long-term planning when you want to engage in accumulation. And you have said the right things regarding DCA which is a good alternative to help achieve maximum profits in the future as long as you can remain consistent in your allocation.