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I never said inflation would prevent us from accumulating Bitcoin. I'm referring to those investors who consider selling all their holdings at once to continue holding fiat, so I think this isn't the right way to invest in Bitcoin.
If you have ever seen an investor who sells all his Bitcoins in order to hold fiat, for me such a person is not an investor but just an ordinary person who does not understand the concept of investment and it is possible that the person does not know much about Bitcoin. Because for investors who are already familiar with Bitcoin and also the concept of long-term investment, the person will definitely not sell all the Bitcoins that he has held so far and even if the person wants to sell it, it may only be in small amounts for certain reasons.
I agree with you that investors who adhere to the DCA method will not be affected, while those who choose to invest a small amount may likely get affected, in terms of slowing down the accumulating process. For example, if your goal is to accumulate for about 10 years, due to high inflation, you may have to add more years before reaching your goal.
That is why some people who want to become investors in Bitcoin first choose to increase their monthly income so that they can use large amounts of capital to invest in Bitcoin. But for me, people who want to accumulate Bitcoin with a capital that is not too large at first are also not a problem because it is also a wise step to take so that over time they will also try to increase their capital in order to make the amount of accumulation larger. Because when this can be done more consistently, I think the amount will also be more even though it does not have to exceed ten years.