If you want to make yourself economically self -sufficient after a certain period, invest a portion of income in Bitcoin. Bitcoin is a long -term investment system so you can create your portfolio as well as make a quality money. In this case you can use the DCA technique, this method keeps your Bitcoin completely free from market instability. Using this method is not afraid to lose money.
The DCA investment approach as I do know takes off pressure on the bitcoin investor. It helps you invest and build your portfolio at your own speed base on how your income arrives. In as much as you're doing it right by maximizing almost every dip within the long term projection of your investment you're sure of making profit.
Additionally it's imperative to note that one intentionally way to successfully build your portfolio in bitcoin and not having to sell compulsorily in a short period in loss due to some financial issues is by not depending only on one source of income but having a multiple streams.
Every investment needs plan. If your accumulation plan is in 6 months or 1 year then you breakdown more simpler goals which i call them baby steps to achieve the main goal. The plan set is meant to help the investor work with a time frame based on our income. Although i am not in support with the idea of maximizing every dip. You dont need to buy on every dip, only some. This statement might pressure investors to use any amount they have to invest whenever the dip comes. My advice which is optional and not a financial advice is to buy only on dips that they know they are prepared on buying. You know the dip can come at any point in time of which at some point we wont be ready perhaps we might have bought the previous time we thought it has dipped so far.
If an investor need to build a system for money flow and not depend on one source they need time and space. So its either they stop their investment at some point and focus on getting the source. Its basically hard to keep investing and saving to get a business or another stream of income. Think about it.