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Actually not all especially for those people who didn't take their position yet. Maybe they got less information about what better thing to do and what feed up in their mind is those wrong mindset to buy at the dip that's why they scared about if the market pumps or either experiencing some heavy red days.

I guess these people didn't have good experience that's why what better thing to do is to research for helpful information and join healthy discussion about what best thing to do especially if they want to invest with bitcoin.

Since for sure that they would learn lots of things especially those important aspects like this
Money management
How to do DCA
Setting up their emergency funds
And how to increase their beliefs that Bitcoin is strong asset and there's provably huge gonna happen especially that adaption rate is growing, also many more.

People just need courage to start their investment and everything will follow after that.

Newbies need courage, but also they need to start, so if they are having dilemmas in regards to the various points that you are raising, then they still should start and adjust their position size to a smaller amount.

And, yeah, they might have to create a list and then figure out which parts of their list has higher priorities.

They are not sure if they believe in bitcoin as an investment or not as compared with other places that they could put value.

At the same time, they ONLY have so much time to research into the matter.

if they choose to invest $10 per week while they are researching further into the matter, they still have to dedicate some time for figuring out from where they are going to source their coins. and other kinds of actions related to that. They also have to make sure that $10 per week is a sufficient amount for them to get started.. so they might have to figure out some aspects of their own budget.

Maybe if they are choosing to invest $10 per week into bitcoin, then maybe they would also be able to figure out a way to dedicate a minimum of 2-4 hours per week studying things that are related to bitcoin.

I am not unsympathetic, since it is true that any of us have to likely dedicate a certain amount of time whenever we are gong to change or add any new thing to our lives, and especially, we have to dedicate time when we feel that it is something that is quite different than what we are already accustomed to doing. WE might not be experienced in investing and we also might not have had spent a lot of time making sure that we had an emergency fund, even though sure we might have already had a practice of try to make sure that we do not run out of money between the times that we are paid.. so we might have had already established a practice in which we have 2-6 weeks of cash that is available in case our expenses are higher than expected or our income is less than expected.

Your message is very simple to understand and in other words, after getting started as a newbie investor that are not familiar with the market is important to be very much intentional about staying long in the market because that's is the only way to gain experience, it is much easier to get started but the inability to stay intentional with long term plan is what I see derives most newbies out of the track, the feeling of thinking that bitcon investment can make them rich overnight must be put away that way they are giving themselves enough time to understand and learn the process, we don't wake up one morning look at people that has worked so hard for a long time and has achievements and we just want to be like them without undergoing a process.

You are making sense though but I don't still understand what you mean by newbie should be very much intentional about staying long in the market nevertheless, I wouldn't or can not advise a newbie to stay long in the market since they are not a trader and newbie staying long in the market can make most of them sell off their coin because they will be so scared whenever they see the market going down (Dip) because they haven't grasp or understand what the market is capable of doing because if some investors who are not newbie can panic and sell off their coin whenever the market is dipping then how much more a newbie who don't know the potential of Bitcoin will react to this situation.

The mistake some people make at times is looking at other's people success and start wishing to be like them, it is very wrong because you don't know what those people have done to be In that state and what they are passing through and if some of them should revealed to you what they are doing you will marvelled and your wish will change instantly, I don't wish to be like anyone I want to be myself do things right the way I'm suppose to do it.

I get his point, though his choice of words are not very accurate and could be confusing, I guess he meant to say Newbies should think long-term but rather used staying long in the market. Anyways I love that you corrected and made him understand that staying long in the market while investing on Bitcoin could scare newbies since the market is volatile and they could rush to sale out of panic.

Many people have involved themselves into trading cause others have been successful in it and they want to be like them but what they don't understand it that success from trading is by chance and a newbie trader would suffer multiple lose at the beginning before luck shines on him/her, that's why it's advice that a newbie in Cryptocurrency should start with Bitcoin investment which is less riskier and all it just takes is to buy and hold for long-term without always monitoring the market like traders do.