My opinion is a little bit different from others in terms of investment. Personally, I testify that it depends on your investment amount. If you have a small amount for investment, you should definitely go for altcoins. Altcoins here refer to solid altcoins like Ethereum, XLM, Matic, etc. Which is cheaper than Bitcoin and also gives you a good return in profit. If you have a large amount to invest, you have the best way, which is Bitcoin. It is right that the market is full of shite, i.e., pump dump coins, but I couldn't believe that a person who has thinking ability from above would go straight into pump dump coins. Never at all.
Another argument is that investing with a DCA strategy reduces your loss ratio on investment capital. Despite that, many didn't follow the DCA (Dollar Cost Average) method.
However, the profitability of investment in buying and selling assets is based on the percentage change in prices, not on the expensiveness or cheapness of a particular coin. Although BTC may seem expensive, price fluctuations of 5% or 10% can easily occur, just as they do with Ethereum. So, whether it's a large or small amount, I believe money will flow towards assets with stronger fundamentals, as both Bitcoin and Altcoins have their own seasons for experiencing Bullruns.
As for the habit of Dollar Cost Averaging (DCA), it's a matter of personal preference, and indeed, we cannot ascertain how many people adopt this strategy. Additionally, every investor has their unique trading style, which significantly influences their approach to entering or exiting the market.
