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DCA method is an investment method through which you can buy Bitcoin at any time at any price. DCA method never helps you to hold your holdings long-term. Holding it long-term depends entirely on you.

Yes long term holding requires long term planning. There are many people who bought bitcoins using DCA method but could not hold them for a long time, it is seen that many panic and sell them. DCA strategy is the way to slowly accumulate bitcoins and DCA strategy is the way to buy bitcoins at an average price. So long term planning is required to hold long term investment, no one can succeed without planning. Before doing any work we need to plan, if you can't hold long term then investing in Bitcoin is not for you, because short term investment can lead to loss instead of profit.

Maybe they get panic its because they still don't understand on what they are doing.
Long term holding is serious commitment that's why people need to understand the risk first on what they are doing and then prepare to have good cash flow to spend since this is important if they want to engage with Bitcoin since if they have sustainable income and could have lots of discretionary income to spend then provably that their chance to succeed is high and they can ignore those any potential threats that will just disturb them.

They are just one step to get broke if they engage on short term investment and there's good chance that they lose their money on recent massive liquidation happened recently read this one https://cryptonews.com/news/over-1b-liquidated-in-24-hours-as-bitcoin-crashes-3-percent-worst-day-june-whats-happening/ That's why its better to be a holder rather than joining those people got panic and liquidated by sudden market shift.

Of course, guys get liquidated when they are playing around with leverage or margin, and guys who are just regularly buying bitcoin do not get liquidated, unless they liquidate themselves by selling. Many times if we are just ongoingly buying bitcoin for 4 years and beyond, then by the time we get to 4 years investing, then our cost per BTC is likely at some price point similar to the 200-WMA.. which would be a good place to be. .and yeah, we still might want to continue to buy regularly in the event that we do not have enough bitcoin or more than enough bitcoin.

There is no doubt that making Bitcoin investments with the DCA method consistently over a long period of time is likely to generate a lot of profit, especially for the next 4 years.

will not be liquidated if we are consistent with the plan that we have set from the beginning, but the problem faced is the difficulty in maintaining consistency in what we do because of the many reasons, both falling market prices causing panic or real-life problems that prevent us from being able to continue to consistently make Bitcoin purchases regularly, the rest is nothing, if we can be consistent then I am quite sure there will be quite a lot of profit that we can get in the future.

Of course, if we have troubles being consistent within our ongoing bitcoin accumulation the short term, then we just should be attempting to spend more time working on various aspects of our own personal income and/or cashflow management circumstances to be able to allow investing in bitcoin within our discretionary income - while hopefully not getting too caught up upon bitcoin prices when we are admittedly in our earliest of stages of bitcoin accumulation.

Surely, you have been registered on the forum for over years since early 2017, so you may have had times that you had not been able to accumulate bitcoin, yet you still have to figure out from now rather than allowing any of your bitcoin accumulation short-falls of the past affect your current actions, which may well mean that if you did not accumulate bitcoin during various periods in the past and you have not been able to make meaningful progress towards reaching great bitcoin accumulation, then you may well need to start from today as if you were a beginner rather than someone who had already had years to accumulate bitcoin. many of us make mistakes, yet we still can figure out our actions and act from today to improve both our bitcoin accumulation practices and improve our cashflow management systems and practices.

I'll say it's quite refreshing to see a focus on cash flow management and personal income as a means of supporting Bitcoin accumulation. It's very essential to acknowledge the fact that previous performances doesn't always guarantee future results (as some investors might think). Rather than wallowing in regrets of your past experiences, it'll be much more profitable to let go off the past and start afresh, because each day is an opportunity to strive for something greater and it should be treated as such to improve cash flow management as well as Bitcoin accumulation practice.

When one acknowledges the fact that everyone makes mistakes, it gives us the opportunity and puts us in a place where we can approach our financial journeys with a growth mindset. Rather than blaming yourself or others for past mistakes, the focus should be more on learning from those mistakes and the experiences, adapting to the situation (in order to avoid further mistakes) and taking possible actions to enhance and improve our financial stability and Bitcoin investment approaches. This is an approach that allows us to prioritize progress over perfection, focusing on making calculated decisions that aligns more with our financial goals.

Overall, it's all about taking control of our financial situation and making efforts and conscious choices in order to improve our Bitcoin accumulation practices as well as our overall financial circumstances. And by doing this, we tend to build a solid financial foundation and also work towards achieving our long term financial goals.