I want to invest in the DCA method, but it is difficult for me to earn $100 per week. In that case, it may be a good idea to deposit any amount of Bitcoin, more or less.
So really after 4 years of investing fairly steadily into bitcoin his average cost per BTC would be right around the same at the 200-WMA, so surely he might feel that he is in a pretty good place in regards to how much BTC he had been able to accumulate, yet he still might feel that he is quite far from his ability to live off of the BTC since
0.58 BTC would have a 200-WMA value of $26.2k and a spot value of $50.6k. I have been frequently suggesting that a guy can withdraw 10% dollar value based on the 200-WMA, yet with current values that would ONLY allow this particular guy to withdraw at $2,620 per year, which is way below his current income.
But here it seems to me that when someone deposits Bitcoin for four years, they will not achieve this minimal profit. I think they may be able to earn or make a profit of two to three times the original budget, or much more. In this case, the time at which they invest may be important. If we look at the past years, those who have invested in Bitcoin consistently have actually been able to achieve much higher profits.