So to this end, it's more advisable to focus on the amount you intend to invest and the period of time you intend to invest such amount (probably 10 years or more) instead of focusing on the amount of bitcoin you wish to acquire which could expose you to investing beyond your capacity when the time frame seems too short to achieve same. What matters more is accumulating continuous and seeing bitcoin rise to where it belongs. Whichever way, you still stand a chance to make profits at them end.
I don't agree to this your theorem sir, the main reason for having an accumulation target is to have a benchmark you wish you achieve in your involvement into Bitcoin and your holding period which is a period you estimate to have reached such target or even exceeded it
and should be a long-term holding period for more profits. You motivate yourself continuously with the target you've set for yourself to achieve in your investment into Bitcoin as you follow up your accumulation journey constantly reminding yourself that there's no need to stop until you get there.
This would help you work smarter to be able to increase your income or manage your cashflow better in order to increase your aggressiveness without overdoing it and try reaching that target sooner before the termination of your holding period.
The main problem here is that some investors set unachievable goals, like setting out to achieve 5 BTC in 10 years, while having a discretionary income of $1000 monthly. Setting an achievable target would help motivate you to keep up since it's achievable within your income level and you would even strive to increase your income in order to beat your target time and reach over accumulation stage still within your holding period.