Hello Jury, I wish you speedy recovery and you're doing a great job if you've been doing that monthly. Other people can't even dedicate their time on Bitcoin knowing that they've got no problem to deal with. But unlike you, you're doing it correctly. You're DCAing and that's how everyone shouldn't make excuses because if you're doing something such as this and you're able to consistently doing it for several months, then it means that you're totally committed on it. Don't worry, all of our efforts and investment through Bitcoin is worth it. Are you projecting and trying to play calculation on how much gain you should have in the nearest future based on the amount you're investing in?
He's doing his best out there to build a future for himself and, most likely, to take on the obligation of providing financial assistance to his family. It takes a long time to see such amount of energy from a disabled person trying so hard to be consistent in the market, and we sit down and give up so easy because of one or two losses. His story is not a made-up one, because I can feel his anxiety and have mentally drawn out his situation. One thing I can advise him is that he should never give up, and that bitcoin is worth the struggle and ambition he is pursuing.
@OP got my respect, knowing that he is on his wheelchair due to some bad circumstances. I support his goal of making himself independent through Bitcoin investment. I wouls also suggest for him to try trading. Of course, he must allocate different funds for his trading activities so that it will not hinder his original plan.
@OP you can read the basic understanding of trading and some instruction here:
Trading BasicsAs I stated, it is better to allocate a separate fund if you intended to pursue a trading venture so that your original plan of investing in Bitcoin will not be hampered. You can study and do trading while you are waiting for your investment to mature ( hit the target selling price) so that your time will be occupied by other profit-generating activities.