I don't!, no stash for trading all that just for BTC investment and HODLing so on, how to accumulate using DCA strategy.... 30% of monthly income for BTC investment and the rest for living and other needs.
Nice to see that you've got the status to put 30% of your monthly income to BTC and you're firm in holding that.
You are right with the implication that 30% is a lot to be investing into bitcoin and/or otherwise saving, jossiel..
Most people have trouble saving any income and frequently, 10% of their income can be a reasonable and even a somewhat aggressive target for a lot of people (even though surely some people have more discretionary income than others and if they make a lot of money, sometimes they can live a kind of minimalist lifestyle and end up getting up to decently high savings/investing levels). Many of the normies can make quite a bit of progress just by going from near or at 0% to 10%, and surely if they can invest/save more than 10%, then the is o.k. as long as their other financial matters are in order.
Although it sound interesting but hard to achieve that amount of %30 on regular basis expecialy on DCA strategy. Considering the responsibilities in the family. for example a country like mine, if you continue like this you will put yourself in financial jopady. For me I think %20 will be good to go. but if one can develop and nuture that characteristics, I think it will go a long way if there are other means of lively hood.
Your country does not matter. You have to consider your own particular circumstances... sure there might be some difficulties in upgrading your income, but still the percentages depend upon your own situation and how well you are able to make sure that you are investing enough without over doing it.. . and like other members mentioned, there might be some months in which you are only able to do 5% and other months in which you can do more than 20%, and there might even be strategies that you employ that allow you to attempt to be creative and even to plan things out like greyhats mentioned above the use of Excel and/or google spreadsheets to really attempt to be granular in regards to what you are doing, if you believe that it might be more helpful than sometimes figuring out ways to increase your cashflow by a bit more or reducing your expenses or other things like that.
I don't know much about holding Bitcoin since I was a victim of that fear that caused me not to actually buy Bitcoin and hold it, but upon reading most of the reply and comments here I find it very intriguing to see someone Complain about the situation of his country and how someone can over invest and it will be of negative effect to that person, well for reason I will like to think that what you have said is the truth @JayJuanGee, because it's normal to miscalculate in an investment, pardon me if I want to outside Bitcoin investment because such mistake can happen in other investment too so your Bitcoin investment shouldn't be something you will use to inconvenience yourself since you are the one planning and saving the BTC and you are the one working the money, I think you should know the specific amount or percent that will be convenient for you not to be a problem to your everyday expenses and besides we all know that nobody plans for emergency spending so like what sir JayJuanGee said, some month you can meet the specific target while some you don't and invest lower so if it's up to me I will just add whatever I missed during the previous saving to my investment once the funds is available since am buying the Bitcoin on a daily, weekly or monthly basis depending on your type of earning.
I have really learnt alot about DCA and other of investment in Bitcoin through this thread and all of them still drives to one major discipline which is, if you want to be a successful Bitcoin investor, it's just a matter of simply buying the Bitcoin, I think the issue of how well can you HODL is also there so before ever going into an investment proper strategy and planning must be followed.