It just seems to become quite tempting for newbies to second guess some kind of a BTC accumulation process that might involve ongoing buying of BTC for one or more cycles prior to a point that they might be in a position to potentially be able to modify their BTC accumulation process away from ongoing BTC buying.. and some folks might still not be in a position to stop their ongoing BTC buying even after more than a whole cycle, and I would not even be suggesting that such measuring is easy for anyone, yet at least, it would not be as bad of a problem if the newbie at least had spent quite a bit of time accumulating BTC, so then his assessment of whether to start to modify his BTC accumulation process would at least presumptively be informed by his having had already accumulated a decent quantity of BTC.
When beginners do have the ability to do continuous buying activities then it will be much better and to be more consistent then they must also understand that the sustainable way can be done gradually according to their financial capabilities. If they do have a fixed budget from work and try to set aside a large percentage of money to buy bitcoin for each week or month then I am sure they will grow much faster because the process will help in running investments with smaller financial capabilities.
It should be maintained and perhaps not necessarily run faster than someone who has a larger budget for accumulating bitcoin. When the process is carried out properly, the results will be much more optimal because now they definitely have an idea of how Bitcoin is growing and continuing to show a more productive direction.