Don't follow this advice if you don't have a steady paycheck or a multiple income stream, trust me, if you aren't any of them, you are a going to need every cents you have to live by until your next paycheck, don't be enchanted of the fact that if you invest in bitcoin that you just have to wait it out until halving when the skyrocket in price is a guarantee, don't be fooled, be grounded in reality. Now if you aren't any of what I've mentioned above, you need to be smart about how you invest in, don't just put all of your savings in one go, you might think that you can endure the pain of seeing your investment go down but trust me, you will panic especially if it's a large amount. Invest wisely, even if it's bitcoin.
You come off as wee bit ill-informed blckhawk.
So each person is responsible for their own decisions regarding whether to invest into bitcoin and how much to invest into bitcoin in accordance with their own individual circumstances, and also it likely would be better to learn about bitcoin too, but surely there are a lot of people who invest into bitcoin but really don't even know anything about bitcoin except for the belief that it is number go up (NGU) technology.
Ill-informed? I was just saying that before people buy bitcoin, that they should check the reality around them, that they might not be able to afford to invest in it because they lack the excess money from their paychecks which I think is logical. Of course they are responsible for their own decisions, it doesn't hurt to pitch in ideas so they can further think about their next step. I don't know much about those people that you are talking about but in my opinion, those people are not so different from the clients of the Wallstreet stockbrokers, they may have some knowledge but I don't think I can classify them as someone that knows what they're talking about when it comes to stocks.