All this agument of trading vs gambling does not really matter to me, all that matters is buying bitcoin regular with the amount withing your capacity or buying bitcoin with amount you can afford to lose with a long term goal having a disposable income that can keep you going, and working out other ways of increasing your discretion to be able to increase your regular weekly investment as fast as possible to meet up your target of the amount of BTC you have planed to buy and HODl for a longer time, before bitcoin becomes more expensive than expected. I think that is what we should be talking about right now instead of bla bla bla trading and gambling.
I love your idea of using the dca method for Bitcoin investment thats one of the best step any investor could take, a real Bitcoin investor thinks long-term and accumulating more whether in bulk or bits is one of the best ways to secure wealth for the future through Bitcoin. Well that doesn't leave out trading or makes it seem useless cause there are several Bitcoin traders who are making profits from it and can still use their daily or weekly profits from trading to invest on a long-term, everyone mustn't be a trader infact it requires a high skill set and deep knowledge in analysing the market therefore
everyone should stick to what works best for them without looking down on other methods of accumulating wealth through Bitcoin.It is a good idea to look down on both trading and also look down upon shitcoins.. since a lot of folks get distracted by both of those.
In other words: fuck trading. Is that looking down upon trading enough, or should I mention that it is stupid to trade or get involved in shitcoins, especially for newbies... but hey whatever, you and other dumbasses who are not able to resist gambling, can do whatever you like, even dumb shit.
In other words, newbies to bitcoin should attempt to start out by building up a bitcoin holding through various forms of buying bitcoin, such as DCA, lump sum investing and buying on the dip, and then maybe after they spend some time accumulating bitcoin, they might want to consider trading up to 10% of the value of their BTC, if they cannot resist the temptation to gamble and get distracted, and sure of course, newbies can do whatever they want including getting involved in trading and/or shitcoins when it is short-sighted in and dumb way to start, even though so many traders and people who want to get involved in trading think that they are smarter than everyone else, so yeah, there may be some smart ways to trade, but I still doubt that it is a good way to start their getting involved in bitcoin, unless some of the newbies already has some skills and experiences in trading, and even if they have skills and experiences in trading other assets, they still have to get used to bitcoin (and probably learn some aspects of bitcoin) in the event that they had previously been trading in other kinds of assets - and over the years (and surely even in recent times) several of us have also presented a decent number of well-substantiated arguments over the years that it is even more dumb to try to trade bitcoin as compared to some other asset classes since bitcoin is likely amongst the best, if not the best long term investment asset that is widely available to everyone around the world, yet still has pretty damned low levels of adoption with bitcoin, perhaps even less than 1% of the world's population has bitcoin exposure, which means that perhaps around 99% of the world's population are no coiners or low coiners, which also continues to substantiate that many of bitcoin's network effects,
as outlined by Trace Mayer in 2015, are still in their early growth stages.
So there are plenty of reasons to look down on both traders and/or people who get involved in shitcoins, especially since those are way inferior approaches, and there is no everything is the same kind of thinking that we should be doing, especially also since an overwhelming majority (perhaps even in the greater than 95% territory of traders have not historically been able to beat a bitcoin buy and hold strategy, and there is no evidence that traders are all of a sudden going to get better at trading, since it is an inferior approach, especially to bitcoin, and it is also more complicated to learn for the very few who know how to do it in ways that are sufficiently able to make money rather than losing money and acting like they are making money... in other words, lying about their trading performance.