There is no need to worry about delay in Bitcoin investment, if you can be consistent and maintain a long-term mindset, then your chances of success are much higher and bigger. Think about one thing well, no investment is risk-free, each investment has its own risks, but you have to prepare yourself by researching that risk and taking that risk, and work through risk management. The more mentally prepared you are here, the stronger you will be able to stand here, understand the real power of Bitcoin, and build your position here by knowing the future possibilities well, do not delay on anything, be consistent.

Since you said you don't have enough Bitcoin - then you can take it as your urge.
And since you feel that you should have enough Bitcoin and have realized that it is difficult to maintain the value of our assets due to inflation at the present time, congratulations.
There is no need to despair, there is still time to increase your portfolio by buying Bitcoin.
All you have to do is to buy Bitcoin regularly and spend it as much as possible of your discretionary income.
If you think that you have saved enough money in your emergency fund, then you should stop saving money in the emergency fund and start investing in Bitcoin with that money. Buy as much as you can aggressively. Don't forget that Bitcoin may not be at the same price tomorrow as it is today, never think that you will buy when the price reaches DIP. Maybe the current price will be DIP for the next few years.

So buy buy and buy, hold hold and hold

In the case of Bitcoin investment, overthinking anything is just a waste of time, paying too much attention to market conditions or short-term price fluctuations will only create more confusion in you, but the reality is that there is no reason to do it, price volatility is a natural thing, so there is no need to worry about it, you just have to keep your investment consistent in the long term with discretionary income, only then will you move towards success, Bitcoin can definitely give you very good and effective results, just keep depositing it consistently according to the principles of Bitcoin, and hold it for the long term, then the possibilities will always be on your side.

One of the challenges of beginners in bitcoin investment is that they pay too much attention to the market. Bitcoin is volatile, and there is nothing to be worried about if beginners take their time to do some research to see where the price of bitcoin is coming from, the bear market and the bull market, and what the reaction of people was during these bull markets.

This understanding will encourage them not to be overly concerned about the market. The price movement of bitcoin is nothing new; all the ups and downs are always constant.

If this understanding is there, I'm sure beginners will be able to invest in bitcoin without being overly concerned about what will happen to their coins during a bear market or dip. Instead, it will be seen as an opportunity to accumulate more bitcoin.

it the help of DCA and commitment, then investing in Bitcoin should no longer be a problem, because who would have imagined that there are things like DCA? So it is when you do your research that you will be able to enjoy investing in Bitcoin, because there are a lot of things that you are going to learn from the book, so there is a need for everyone to take things seriously when they want to invest. And Bitcoin is one of the most risk-free investments anyone can think of when it comes to investing in cryptocurrency. One thing I have noticed is that how committed a person is matters a lot, and this is why we have to invest. DCA is already there, because a certain amount comes from your monthly income.

Because risk management matters a lot, and it is advised to invest in Bitcoin because they have different mentalities. And Bitcoin is the king, everything revolves around Bitcoin, so it is advisable for everyone to buy Bitcoin, and the best thing is for you to hold because when the price goes up and you have already sold everything, it is better to have patience and hold till the price goes up. There are people who regret selling because they have already sold them.

Money is necessary before starting but when looking at it from a different point of view whereby having a source or sufficient money before investing can be difficult for starting bitcoin investment rather when having a discretionary income meant for investing sounds better for example having money is different from a discretionary income basically this fund is needed for investing in bitcoin. Sufficient knowledge might not be the major criteria instead learning the basic knowledge about bitcoin can be helpful at an early journey afterwards an investor can decide to go deeper obviously bitcoin knowledge can be a bit broad.
If a person condition is that low as mentioned they can buy bitcoin in little fraction according to their discretionary income and hold for a long time, the dca strategy is mostly common in this field, create a budget after monthly or weekly pay dividing each share according to the demand while bitcoin investment is at the corner, after listing down every needs the (discretionary funds) left over funds is meant for buying bitcoin and building the emergency funds.

People who consider bitcoin to be too expensive don't understand bitcoin, and even if they end up buying on the dip, they will end up selling way too much too soon.

Somehow guys have to get over their ideas about price and just consider buying bitcoin at any price for 4-10 years or longer, and then perhaps study bitcoin along the way, and maybe after a couple of years accumulating bitcoin they might start to get some better ideas about bitcoin.


In some sense, even if you had been whimpy in your bitcoin accumulation at various points along the way, you still likely have way overaccumulated as compared to folks who either refuse to get into bitcoin or perhaps similarly situated persons who ended up trading rather than accumulating and holding.

I will agree with you that it takes a long time to really get to a point that you have enough BTC or more than enough BTC, and sometimes we erroneously come to the conclusion that we have enough bitcoin, when we do not.. .. and so in that regard, waiting for the dip can be dangerous, and if you figure out some reasonable way to do some DCA and also save for the dip (that might not come), then at least you would have had hedged..   There are likely still going to be a lot of folks similar to you who had failed/refused to act to accumulate bitcoin.. even going back to 2019... and of course, I criticize you for the period between 2016 and 2019, yet at the same time, we cannot turn back the clocks.. and we just have to figure out what we are going to do from here on out and either put some kind of plan in place that we consider to be reasonable or perhaps to tweak whatever plan we had in place and start to act upon such tweaked plan arrangements.

Only you are in a position to determine how much of a budget to allocate towards DCA and how much to allocate towards buying dips that might not end up happening.

It is true that Bitcoin is the best in the crypto world and its value has increased incredibly in a short period of time but remember that it has only reached an initial stage. Bitcoin is still going through a period of teens which is ready to go through more incredible stages in the future. Yes if you think that you are not ready to buy a full Bitcoin, then there is a DCA method for you through which you can buy Bitcoin from your discretionary income. The possibility of future price increases can make you more enthusiastic about accumulation new levels and aggressively buying as your income increases. You are right that the demand for Bitcoin is increasing day by day. This is because from the individual level to financial institutions and corporate holders are accumulate Bitcoin through the DCA method. It is better to start accumulation today than to start investing late with a necessarily high price situation.

I have not heard of such as emergency investment funds the usual term is called emergency funds and it's validation stand for it specific purposes in general as a safety cushion for unexpected or unplanned expenses that is separated from your investment money and completely has nothing to do with using it to buy Bitcoin when the price drops, I think what you should be referring to is the reserve funds which if there is preparation made for it, it can be utilize to buy Bitcoin dip, but for a new investors I will say that with a consistent DCA alot of dips can be catch instead of taking the direction of having a reserve funds to buy the dip which may or may not end up happening.
And talking about mentally readiness for price fluctuation for new investors, there is need to be investing smaller amounts of money that is being more conservative just as they will be gaining more confidence about the market experience most times is the best teacher.

I saw this and I felt my day was ruined abruptly. Imagine who had bought bitcoin in 2012 and is holding down to this period, such person would be able to buy at least 8 homes now. Sometimes when we talk about buying bitcoin at the stage you meet it, some people don't tend to understand how important it is. Just because bitcoin looks costly today doesn't make it costly by tomorrow. Bitcoin is a store of value and always maintaining a rise. This chart also throws light on the importance of holding through bitcoin cycles (4-10 years) of which thing chart focuses more on 4 years interval.  A bitcoin investor is supposed to be a wise decision maker who takes every bitcoin price as a dip and buys consistently. Setting your DCA approach is the easiest way to achieve a continuous buys and holding. Encouraging newbies to invest with small funds is not completely wrong in any way because a newbie also has to watch and learn to understand the venture he's into before he can willingly adjust his responsibilities and make a personal choice to increase his investments allocation. Every investor needs to develop such unfading heart to go through the period of downtime hoping for a bullish aftermath. So until a newbie understand the principle of volatility in bitcoin, he would always want to sell at every market downtime due to panic. But if he has low funds invested, he could easily overlook the market behaviour while studying how it bounces back to bull run. The way you teach a newbie at the beginning would go a long way to keep him in the investment without selling off at loss of prematurely.