Most times things happen that no one bargained for, but you will have no option but to respond accordingly. These experiences are sometimes among the reasons one needs to invest. Irrespective of the nature of the investment.
I completely agree with the notion that unexpected and unforeseen circumstances might arise, compelling you to address those issues first. However, these challenges shouldn't drive you to invest aggressively without thoroughly considering the nature of your investments. It would be unwise for any rational individual to let their emotions lead them into making hasty decisions driven by ignorance. Such a strategy poses an immediate threat to your financial health and could escalate into a other problems.
Some people might even think of taking loans to invest, hoping to recover the funds they spent on resolving these issues. While some may not appreciate the concept of low-volume accumulation, which involves not buying aggressively and focusing on risk control, I believe in the importance of maintaining an emergency fund, diversifying investments, and managing risk. Sure, I might envy those who took a reckless all-in approach if Bitcoin performs as we all hope, but I'll be OK and sleep better at night in the fact that I didn't ignore the nature of Bitcoin investment and went all in.