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I also agree with you here, most people have not yet started with bitcoin, because they were not giving the proper orientation on bitcoin and how easy it can be for them to invest in bitcoin with just their discretionary income and not with their whole income. Just as you said many people believe that for them to get started with bitcoin that they need to have a huge amount of money to buy bitcoin at once and hold for long term, without knowing that they can buy bitcoin fraction by fraction with just their discretionary income consistently using the DCA method till they get to their accumulation target.

Very correct, good information trigers potential investors, most people out there may have not seem it necessary to invest in bitcoin just because of either misinformation or inappropriate orientation they got from existing investors, it is laughable for anyone to even think that they cant invest with little unless they have all the money in the world, although this is what lack of good information does to incoming investors, one of my friend once told me that bitcoin is only for the rich, I ask him Why did he say so, he said can't I see the value, he went further to tell me that how will he be able to afford such amount of money to buy bitcoin, he said that's the reason why he has not been able to buy bitcoin in the recent time as he pick interest, I laugh and ask if he have heard about DCA method of bitcoin accumulation, he said no, I explained in details how helpful such method can be easy for him to accumulate bitcoin gradually, as I speak to you has already started and he's very happy, just imagine if he didn't tell me, what would've become of him.

You are right. but I have my opinion, if someone really wants to diversify their assets and is already investing in Bitcoin regularly following the DCA method, then investing in Bitcoin in another way can also be done as diversification. For example, let's say he is investing $200 weekly in Bitcoin from his discretionary income. Suddenly his income increases. Then if he thinks that he will invest the rest of the money somewhere else, then he can buy more BTC for long-term holding when the price of Bitcoin will be DIP. He will create a separate fund where he will deposit his extra income and when he feels that the price of Bitcoin has decreased comparatively, he will invest and hold as much Bitcoin as possible. In addition, his regular Bitcoin investment will continue. This decision can be better than any other decision. Because investing in Bitcoin will always give much more profit compared to any other investment.Bitcoin is a much more profitable option for future security.

When you invest more to accumulate Bitcoin, your Bitcoin stack will grow. Which will definitely take you faster to reach your goal. But there is no point in calling it diversification. You can create a separate fund. If someone creates a fund for Bitcoin dip and uses it, it can certainly be a good strategy. But you must maintain other things very well. For your bitcoin accumulation you need to have three-month emergency fund with your discretionary income and a part of that income used for Bitcoin dip after regular DCA, it may be a good idea. As your income increases, if you allocate that income to investing in Bitcoin, your Bitcoin portfolio will definitely grow faster. In this case, you can also invest aggressively with your discretionary income if you want.

The truth is setting aside funds for a dip doesn’t stop me from accumulating and buying bitcoin on a consistent basis probably weekly or monthly depending on how we exercise our options, Then I will suggest it’s never a bad idea, I know there are folks who have been investing in bitcoin for quite a long time now, that have been buying on a consistent basis, but are always vigilant to have some money left aside probably some money in savings or maybe some reserved funds that they have kept for some special purpose of when they come across a dip to take the opportunity and accumulate more bitcoin into their portfolio knowing fully well that bitcoin will always surge back and they wouldn’t have anything to loose, I think it’s quite a wise move considering that we’re investing Bitcoin for a long term purpose and to hodl for a long time, whichever strategies that could best help and investment to accumulate and sustain my investment wouldn’t be a bad idea, We also know that there is the DCA there to always accumulate at any given time that we’ve a discretionary income to alway carry on with our accumulation activities.

I agree with you. Actually, I wanted to say that if someone's income increases along with investing regularly in Bitcoin, then his discretionary income will also increase. And then he saves that extra money and invests it when the price decreases. And I only mixed this issue with diversification. Actually, I think that investing in Bitcoin according to the DCA method is the best way. But if I have a separate fund to buy in the deep, then if I invest there to increase my Bitcoin wealth, that would be good... But if you talk about maintaining the continuity of investing, then even after the income increase he will continue to buy Bitcoin in the same way as he regularly bought it, only increasing the amount he bought. If he decides in this way, there will be any headaches if bitcoin price ups or down . In this way, he will be able to continue investing in Bitcoin for a long time.