If a Bitcoin holder wants to invest in the long term, he can certainly do so with a small amount of money, because he has to determine his investment amount depending on his income. But I would like to add something else where if an investor can invest $ 10, if he spends extra money such as sitting in the park, smoking, sitting in the park with his girlfriend, and all the unnecessary expenses or bad habits that cost $ 20, he can add the $ 20 equivalent to the amount saved from here to investing in Bitcoin.
Therefore, if he can invest $ 10 + $ 20, that is, $ 30, weekly, then at the end of the year, he will definitely accumulate $ 360. And if he is able to continue investing in Bitcoin in this way after ten years, he will accumulate $ 3600 in Bitcoin, so long-term investment is the only way to achieve success according to the DCA method.
Mate your write-up got my attention and I think you're very right on this, some individuals thinks that the amount they make use of in the so called fun having or pleasures as they call it can't actually get them some fractions of Bitcoin continuously, I know some people will still want to say is everything about Bitcoin, yes of course it has to be Bitcoin if you're really into it seriously and know what you really want to achieve in the long run, some people has form the habit of making excuses why they can't make use of some few bucks to invest in Bitcoin but they has forgotten about the adage we use to hear that Rome was not build in a day, everything in life is about how serious minded and consistent we are to achieve our desired goal, some person here started investing in Bitcoin with a very lesser figure but later increased the amount they use in accumulating Bitcoin as there pucket increases and today if they show you there portfolio you'll be surprised with what they have been able to accumulate so far, this is the reason I come to the conclusion that there's no excuse for anyone not to invest in Bitcoin especially those individuals that have interest but keep coming up with excuse like I don't want to start with $1, may be saying that they want to save up some reasonable amount before they can start accumulating Bitcoin, it is not a bad idea but it becomes a problem when one finally let such dream to die without making it a reality that's why I advise that it will be better for us to start with any amount hence such amount can be continuously sustained by us pending when our source of income will increase instead of procrastinating which I don't support.
Your conclusions are very encouraging and I wish these set of individuals can adhere to this idea of yours and put it into practice it would've help them to understand and see a good difference between venturing into unnecessary spending instead of investing little by little as they can in Bitcoin and keep hodling for a long-term to see what the future holds for them in Bitcoin investment.