Not everyone's income is the same. There are many people who work as daily wage earners. For example, after working all day, they are given a certain amount of money as salary, they can continue to buy continuously by adopting the DCA method every day. This will not be bad at all. Because all the people who work as daily wage earners cannot accumulate or save much money. Because they have daily income and they spend almost the entire amount of money from it, so if they want to buy daily by adopting the DCA method, then it is not a bad idea at all.
I don't like the idea of purchasing bitcoin daily, especially when the person is not rich. Only a rich investor can buy bitcoin daily based on his cash inflow is large daily. Like the person that you mentioned in your post above should not buy bitcoin daily because his discretionary income will be very little since you said when he gets paid, he spends almost the entire money to take care of his daily needs.
It's better that such a person should pile up his little discretionary income for one week and buy bitcoin weekly. This will save him from the stress of buying everyday. If it's someone that lacks discipline on keep money for long, he can give the money to someone he trusts to keep it for him till the week comes to an end.
To invest in any business or any other platform, you must have a good amount of money. And managing that amount of money is easy for the rich but difficult for the middle class and very difficult for the lower class. And it is a time-consuming matter. Many may be scared by the price of Bitcoin, but in the case of investing in Bitcoin, if you only have the desire to invest, it is possible to go a long way.
A daily wage earner can arrange another income in any way. He can live his daily life with his previous income and keep the next income as savings. And it does not take much time. A daily wage earner can buy Bitcoin once a week instead of buying Bitcoin every day. He will not feel any pressure in it.
That is, Bitcoin does not guarantee investment only for the upper class, Bitcoin guarantees investment for people of any class or profession.
Exactly, Bitcoin isn’t reserved for the rich it is a tool for anyone willing to be disciplined. You don’t need to buy a whole coin.... even small, consistent amounts over time can build real wealth. A daily wage earner doesn’t have to break the bank. Saving a little weekly and stacking sats regularly is a strategy that works, especially if done with patience and long term vision.
Bitcoin respects consistency, not class.......You can say that again buddy, Bitcoin respect consistency not class. Most Bitcoin Investors don't know that consistency in accumulating Bitcoin is what's define how successful you might be in the future or not, they take it as a joke, not knowing that those small satoshies that is being bought weekly or monthly on a steady basis is what makes your stash of Bitcoin huge to the extent of making you wealthy in the future. While some newbies thinks that they will automatically become wealthy by just investing as low as a $100.
But looking at Bitcoin from a longer perspective, constant accumulation for a longer duration of 10 years or more is what's going to determine how successful you will be or not.
Those new investors before investing did not know that they have to accumulate Bitcoin from their discretionary income. They do not have any idea about fund management and they gradually start looking for great methods to Bitcoin within their means. Before joining this forum I did not have a better idea about accumulation Bitcoin in DCA method but with time and through discussions, learning about this method has made me more motivated about saving Bitcoin and I am doing Bitcoin regularly. Bitcoin can make us rich, this is the right idea but we have to be honest in our regular purchases through discretionary income for long. Buying at least one digit more Satoshi by reducing your personal expenses can take you to an impressive level.
You are right, Fund management is very important in any type of investment, not just Bitcoin. You should go for any investment only after gaining complete knowledge about this subject. Investing in Bitcoin is a long-term process. If someone really wants to profit from Bitcoin, then they must prepare for long-term investing like at least 4 to 10 years. Having knowledge about financial management greatly reduces the chances of making mistakes after taking risks in such a long investment process. One thing to keep in mind, whet ever you invest $200 a week or $20 you must continue to invest regularly following the DCA method. And to maintain this accumulation of investments, you basically need to have a very good understanding of finance management so that you can determine the amount of discretionary income in line with your income as well as expenses. Many people do not have a fixed income every month or every week. In that case, they will calculate their own situation and determine a reserve fund and emergency fund. If the regularity of investing can be maintained for 4 to 10 years through funding management in this way, then it is certainly possible to get many times more profit than any other investment.
Absolutely agree with you. Financial discipline and knowledge of fund management are what separate emotional speculators from long term investors. Many rush into Bitcoin with excitement, but without a solid plan or understanding of how to manage their income and expenses, they burn out or exit at the worst possible time.
The emphasis you placed on maintaining DCA regardless of income level is so important. Whether it’s $20 or $200, the consistency over time paired with a long term horizon is what really compounds. And you made a brilliant point about those with irregular incomes. For them, having an emergency buffer and then committing to a realistic, flexible DCA schedule is a practical way to stay in the game long enough to see real returns.
This type of thinking combining Bitcoin knowledge with personal finance literacy is what truly empowers people to build wealth over time, well said mate......
Suppose, your income may be low, and your Bitcoin purchase amount may be low, it is a problem? no, it is not a problem, if you can save even small amounts regularly, it can give huge results in the long run. To be successful here, you need to have a real will to hold on for the long term, if someone really wants to be a Bitcoin investor, then he must think for the long term, and he should gain proper knowledge about the possibilities and risks of Bitcoin, so that he can avoid making wrong decisions in times of instability due to panic. Now the point is to always have a tendency to invest, if you have enough money to invest now, it means you have to invest now, the price is not an issue, if you can reduce your unnecessary expenses and increase the amount of Bitcoin purchase with that money, then it will definitely bring you better results in the future. An investor should think about increasing their holdings as much as possible, keep growing your portfolio as much as you can, and definitely hold it for the long term, don't worry about the market price, because short-term volatility is the nature of Bitcoin, so there is no need to worry about it.
Well said, You've touched on something that many overlook it’s not about how much you start with, but how consistent and intentional you are.... People often underestimate the power of small, regular contributions over a long period. The truth is, even a modest income can build significant wealth in Bitcoin if paired with discipline, long term vision, and emotional control during volatility.
The idea of cutting down on non essential expenses to increase your Bitcoin exposure is such an underrated strategy. It may seem insignificant at first, but over the years, it compounds in a way that surprises most people.
And you nailed it with the mindset shift, once someone stops obsessing over price and starts focusing on accumulation, they are already ahead of the curve. Patience really is the ultimate edge in this space.....