Since it is 3 months already, I want OP to give some updates regarding his investment situation because I don't want to assume that he is now in a huge profit. But the question is if he still holding till now or if he might sell them when the price of Bitcoin reaches $40k last month. Because it was not new to us here and we've been hearing the same stories and sadly, some of them just quit after a few days after investing as they can't bear to see their portfolio dump as the market crisis arises.
We can say it is a good idea for someone to start to invest Bitcoin but the question is how it ends --profiting or losing?
Exactly. We get a lot of seemingly newbie bitcoiners who enter their bitcoin journey with supposed BIG plans to buy bitcoin and to be invested in bitcoin for years and years and years, but then we frequently seem to end up with radio silence.. they just poof disappear and fail/refuse to continue to update, which does not necessarily mean they ended up with losses, or even failure to gain by selling too much too early, but it does seem to indicate some lack of enthusiasm to continue to discuss the employment of some kind of a longer term strategy.. and surely if OP had started with $10 invested, then surely he could continue with $10 per week or $10 per month, and likely still be in profits.
Surely the situations of people change in ways in which maybe they either come across some difficulties to invest or maybe they have extra money that they can put in, and so long as they do not sell everything, then maybe the story remains interesting (at least for me), and personally I am not as sympathetic to the ones who buy and sell (trade) as opposed to engaging in longer term BTC accumulation strategies, even if some weeks (or months) might result in smaller or larger amounts of BTC bought.. and also I could give less than two shits if their BTC portfolio is in profits or in the negative in the short term as long as they continue to accumulate BTC with the passage of time, and then let's see where that kind of persistence takes them (of course variation in the circumstances of people) 4-10 years or more down the road.
Part of the earlier days in the bitcoin journey is likely filled with struggles to accumulate and even tough decisions about when to accumulate and how much, and those kinds of decisions with subsequent actions have consequences and repercussions down the road. So even if we might not be trying to judge the mistakes of anyone, it is quite likely that many of us make mistakes along the way, so then anyone who had been consistently accumulating BTC for 4-10 years or longer, might go back and look at his own performance in terms of whether his results came close to a DCA kind of approach or was his approach weaker or stronger than a somewhat systematized DCA approach.
Surely any of the DCA websites show us that the longer that we have been DCAing into BTC, then the more likely that our BTC levels and our profits are going to start to become meaningful, and we can see that from the date that
Op started this thread until today, if OP had been investing $10 per week, he would have had invested $130 and accumulated 0.00364 BTC (worth about $155) (364k satoshis), so an average cost of $35,714 per BTC, so surely he is currently in profits with that system, but he still would not have had accumulated very many BTC with such a short period of time and such a small DCA amount.
Another thing is that past performance does not guarantee future results, but if we might say that our goal is 4-10 years or longer to be investing into BTC, which surely would not even mean that we would necessarily stop investing into BTC until we were able to get to a meaningful level in which it makes sense to stop investing and maybe even to go into a kind of maintenance stage and then maybe later to enter into a kind of liquidation stage.
So if we choose a longer time period and if Op (or anyone else) had started DCA investing into BTC 6 years earlier than his first BTC purchase, then he would have had invested right around $3,260 into BTC with a total accumulation of 0.27925 BTC (worth about $11,868) with an average cost per BTC of right around $11,675 - and so nearly 4x in profits.. but still without a considerably large amount of money, but could be very helpful for improving standard of living and having some investment cushion.. but still may well not be to retirement levels, but if a person is already in his 60s, he might not be ready, willing and able to work or earn income like he was able to do in his youth... so he has some potential supplemental income.. and it will depend upon where he is at in life in regards to if he continues to buy BTC or to take some other strategy in regards to his BTC stash - so it seems better to have options rather than not.