However, it is only someone who calls himself an investor and refuses to accumulate consistently won't be privilege to have a big profit and lastly everyone has there standard and level that is to say that what Mr A will call big, Mr B may not call it big vice versa.
Investing has its factors and distinctions, investors cannot be reasoning the same way. As an investor in Bitcoin, such could have had enough of it at a low price and committed to other investments and businesses elsewhere, that is why we don't judge anyone, the amount had in Bitcoin could be enough for an effective diversification elsewhere. But still, I love the investors who buy more when Bitcoin goes lower, I mean at that time it was about $16,000 in 2023. What possible damage can it do again if not give you more money at that cheap price?
No one is saying that you should ONLY focus on Bitcoin investments alone but if you must diversify into other investments that you see potentials in them, give Bitcoin more priority because even if other of your investment you diversify to fails you; your investment in Bitcoin is unlikely to disappoint you so it then means that after you must have diversified in other investments and peradventure it doesn't favor you, your Bitcoin investments will still be there to welcome you back even though you decided to try other investments. You can invest 10% of your discretionary income on those investments you want to diversify to and invest the remaining 90% of your discretionary income. Buying Bitcoin at lower prices should not be your concern inasmuch as you have reserved funds ready to buy more when a DIP comes up on Bitcoin. Buying Bitcoin at cheaper prices gives more advantage of making more profits but should we wait for the price to DIP before buying? Not at all and that is why you can be DCAing till you see a perfect DIP where your reserve funds can play its role.