Anyone can mix and match buying strategies at any time based on their own cashflow particulars and their other personal factors, even though there may be a bit more of a preference for newbies to invest regular, such as weekly, but there is nothing stopping them from lump summing with money that they might already have or even lump summing at any time that additional money might come in.
Buy the dip might not be as preferred for beginners, since it has a tendency to allow for waiting, which might not be a good idea, unless decently large amounts had already been invested. Each person has to decide what they consider to be a decently large position.
You’re on point sir and I agree with you on this that anyone can mix and match buying strategies based on their cash flow. One thing I like so much about bitcoin investment is it’s flexibility as it affords you the opportunity and freedom to make important decisions and changes when necessary that will further improve and enhance your investment potential and growth. You are not glued to a particular pattern. And that’s why it’s always been said here that no one have all the knowledge as far as bitcoin investment is concerned and you don’t have to wait till you acquire all the knowledge about bitcoin investment before getting started in investing in bitcoin, as you can always make some important decisions and changes along the lines which you feel that’s going to further enhance your success rate in your bitcoin journey. The most important thing is to be able to figure out a discretionary income to use and accumulate with.
Yes, for beginners it’s advisable to adopt or get started and be consistent with the DCA method of accumulation especially during when in your early accumulation phase, instead of waiting to start accumulation only in dips. If you’re still in your accumulation stage you don’t have to switch it up so early, stay consistent with your DCA and accumulate and gradually build up your portfolio first to a significant amount large enough, and then it’s up to you to decide to make some adjustments and switches knowing fully well that it won’t affect your bitcoin portfolio in the near future.