Thank you sir for taking your time to educate me on this matter. You know I have only limited myself to the practice of the dca method. I haven't had the privilege to apply the theory three practice. Hopefully in the future when I get lump sum, I'll divide it into three parts and practicalise the three practice so I will be informed and gather knowledge. For now since I only depend on my monthly income, I will continue with my differ technique (DCA) since I like buying weekly.
The technique you've been using so far is also fine for anyone, as the goal is to buy Bitcoin within your own means and with a method you can implement comfortably without any interruptions or other sacrifices. However, I'd like to remind you that you must be more consistent in implementing this method as long as you're not yet able to buy large amounts of Bitcoin at once. This is because it can only be done by people with a substantial weekly income and by business owners who consistently generate profits through their own work.
I think the best way to invest in Bitcoin is just having that methods that we feel is comfortable and sustainable to us and focusing on it, depending on the amount of discretionary income that we have available at our disposal, if we think that a strategy is good for us to keep buying and accumulating bitcoin then we could have a better chance of having a successful Bitcoin portfolio, and also trying to implement other financial strategies that could also support us have more discretionary income in our disposal to be able to stack up more bitcoin, I think we might not necessarily have a weekly income to be able to get started, and having a discretionary income could be enough for us to go that far in our bitcoin investment, we might possibly have a weekly income and don’t have a discretionary, then we can’t start, so it’s better to get started little by little with availability of discretionary income.
Especially for newbies, most of them didn't accumulate much bitcoin is the past cause the felt it's a scam some because the price was too high for them yet now that they're now willing to invest on it they're now using strategies that would slow down their accumulation process you can't be a new investor and be Waiting for the dip before buying cause you'll definitely miss out on lots of opportunities and there's no two ways about it.
Am not disregarding other strategies but for a newbie it best to start with the DCA then along the way, for those newbies who are low income earners it would be more "comfortable and sustainable" for them cause it would help them start gradually till they have more income to expand their discretionary.