Do you mean steady source of income and if that is what you mean then you are absolutely correct whenever someone have such income the DCA method won't actually give them tough time or issue because they will be doing or investing smoothly because the income is steady and having a discretionary income available won't be a problem if that investor is actually serious in accumulating Bitcoin because there are folks that even though they have steady source of income they will still be having issue investing and sometimes it is as a result of not knowing how to split funds.

Sometimes it can be unclear whether a person has discretionary income or not.

Of course, if a person is drinking alcohol, gambling and smoking, then those seem to be activities that are discretionary and they are not needed to sustain life.. so theoretically, that money could be used to buy bitcoin instead of using that money for those other non-essential purposes.

Many times people will have some discretionary income that they would be able to use to invest into bitcoin, yet the amount, such as $10 to $20 per week might not feel as if it is enough to make any major difference, including that if the amount is relatively small, it could take way more than 10 years before the amount invested might start to seem like a lot of money.

For sure, we cannot answer for others, since sometimes there can be psychological and social advantages in regards to spending some amount of money on consumption goods.. and sometimes it can be quite difficult for some poor people to cut their expenses and/or to increase their income, which may well be what is needed for them to be in a position to be able to invest into bitcoin for 4-10 years or longer.. so not only do they have to put the money into bitcoin, they have to keep earning enough money so that the are not tempted to tap into their investment in less than 4 years.. which can be quite difficult, especially if they investment into bitcoin goes into considerable profitable price territories.

The dca strategy is preferable for both low income earners and high income earners saying that it is preferable when you have a consistent income flow means that those without a steady cash flow can not comfortably use the dca strategy? The dca is more okey for those without a consistent cash flow since they can buy with the little discretionary income with them gradually either every weeks or every months and hodl for 4-10 and even more so the dca strategy is preferable for any body.

You are absolutely correct the DCA method is convenient for everyone but you seems to be getting skydrill wrong, the folk doesn't say people without consistent income can not invest in Bitcoin rather the folk said having cash flow or income that is coming regularly will make an investor invest without so much disturb and which is true, someone with regular source of income ideally should do better than someone with unstable Income but in actual case that is not how it works all the time, some of the folk with unstable income tends to do better than folk with regular income sometimes but a serious investor with a good regular income will do better than one with unstable income.

Even though one starts small, the real advantage comes from habitual accumulation, transforming bitcoin saving into a routine financial behavior rather than a reactionary one.

A further possibility lies in income diversification: rather than only cutting expenses, one might look for creative micro-earning opportunities (freelancing, digital tasks, or peer-to-peer value exchange) that can directly fund bitcoin purchases. This method separates investment capital from daily living money, reducing the emotional pressure of spending what’s meant for savings.

Another strategic angle is value alignment, using bitcoin as a motivator to think differently about personal finance. Over time, that mindset shift may encourage broader financial literacy, goal setting, and resilience building. Eventually, this combination of consistency, diversified earning, and long-term conviction can compound far beyond what the small numbers initially suggest.

Cash flow is the most needed tool for Bitcoin investment and how long one have to wait for them to have accumulate enough Bitcoin to see that profits, since discretionary income may be different in amount based on individual exposure, it make more sense to be able to put aside into Bitcoin funds that are not needed for the long term so have a discretionary income all channeled into Bitcoin is somewhat could be a suicidal sometimes and one will need to access the whole scenario to determine how much their could put into or call a discretionary income, and how much percentage of that amount they could hold for the space of 5-10 without needing to tap into it.

Income is earned through employment, and everyone certainly has a job to earn money to meet their living expenses while considering how to invest in Bitcoin. Because from the income we earn through our work, we can actually manage our cash flow, where it should come in and where it will be channeled, including Bitcoin investments, after we've resolved our living expenses and emergency fund savings. This means that as long as someone has a job that consistently pays them every month, they must have the extra courage to invest and organize their cash flow into several important sections, including investments.

Everyone who wants to invest has certainly thought it through carefully, meaning that under any circumstances, their future plans for gradually accumulating assets will no longer be hampered by personal or other specific needs.

As you mentioned, they simply need to conduct general monitoring and establish an efficient and sustainable purchasing pattern. This will be their primary focus, no longer being constrained by whether they can afford the purchase or lack of funds.

The members you see discussing trading are actually discussing investment from their perspective but it becomes trading for us. There are many such members who actually cannot differentiate between trading and investment and they think that if they buy Bitcoin at a low price and sell it at a high price, it is investment but for us it is trading. First of all, we have to separate these two things and know about these two things. And if we are real investors or if we plan to invest for the long term, then we have to forget about the idea of buying a coin at a low price and selling it at a relatively small profit. The investment should be done in such a way that we do not have to sell Bitcoin before a certain time. I think that buying Bitcoin with a relatively small amount of money and holding it for a long time will always be a good decision for investors rather than selling Bitcoin if necessary.