I tend to agree with this advice. It’s a safer way to go when you’re just getting started. And that’s who this advice is meant for, beginners. Anyone who’s been in this space longer than a year probably already has more than one BTC, and they did have to pay near as much for it. Today, people trying to buy alts first because they’re “cheaper” is a mistake not accounting for the many variables that go into valuing a project. All in all, good advice that will keep the losses to a minimum when getting started.
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I also agree. Considering that this is meant for beginners who don't know anything about cryptocurrencies, bitcoin is probably the easiest to understand. Getting 1 BTC nowadays it 's expensive enough for you to take your time and do some research and get some knowledge, which will help you to make better decisions in the future when you want to get into another coin. "Cheaper" is definitely not better in this case.