I don't see any reason to be overly focused on profits, especially during the first few years of bitcoin accumulation.
Sure there is no problem to pay some attention to profits, but many newbie bitcoiners within their first cycle or maybe even longer are likely going to be just buying bitcoin on an ongoing basis and sure if they are able to catch some dips then fine, but there budget would likely mostly be focused on ongoing buying so that they stay focused on accumulating bitcoin rather than being concerned about how much they are in profits or not in profits.
This actually makes a lot of sense. TBH, this whole profit thing can get distracting, especially when someone is just getting the hang of things. Most of the time, I think it is not even about profit at that stage, it is about building consistency and just getting used to the ups and downs without losing focus.
So, for example, a guy who might be buying $100 of bitcoin every week, may also be holding $20 per week on the side for possibly buying dips. That may or may not be a good strategy, but it may well make the person feel good to have some money held on the side for potentially buying dips, even though the majority of his strategy remains focused on ongoing, persistent and consistent buying with the $100 per week.
The breakdown with the weekly budget is actually a smart way to approach it, there are lot of other ways you could breakdown ur weekly budgets according to ur income and all.. The most important thing is having the main amount going in regularly and maybe keeping some cash aside incase of any potential dip buys like he said. It takes off pressure... Even if that dip never comes, at least you stayed active and did not overcomplicate things.