TBH, this is what a lot of people don’t get. Most times it is not about waiting till you have big capital before stepping in, it is the little steady buys that will end up surprising you years later.. There are people who only stacked small weekly amounts and now their portfolio looks heavy…
In other words it doesn't matter how wealthy or not one is so far you can generate an income from your discretionary you can buy periodically and be consistent about it, waiting for big capital could make one miss lots of opportunities. For instance, while the person is busy waiting to generate more money to buy in bulk, the price of Bitcoin might elevate from the figure it is currently to 150k and you might still be waiting and hoping to get more cash then see it get to $200k, so buying in bits and watching your investment gradually grow while you can still try to generate more income to increase your level of accumulation is the best approach for low income earners.
That's it. Waiting to gather much more or better capital before investing in Bitcoin can be termed as "procrastination in investment', and it's actually detrimental. We all know the price of Bitcoin is not promised and assured. It's always on the move, either upwards or opposite. If a low income earner keeps waiting to acquire something tangible before starting his Bitcoin accumulation process, am afraid such a person will or may never start. Using the DCA as opined is always the best. Invest bit by bit, watch it grow. Keep gathering, keep investing with the little you have. In years, you would have accumulated something tangible that you wouldn't have been able to keep before you started your investment journey.. slow and steady they say, wins the race