I actually don't think you should be aggressive about your Bitcoin investment.
This is the second time I am seeing someone talking about how they want to deprive themselves of things.
- I turned my apartment into a shared one, meaning I got a flatmate and used the money paid to buy more Bitcoins.
- No more buying new clothes, shoes, phones, or electronic devices. No more eating out. I'll cook all my meals. The money saved will be used to buy more Bitcoins.
- This month, I'm selling off my car and I'll start using the train for commuting to work or any other essential place. Therefore, unless it is absolutely necessary, my social life is going to suffer for a little while. This delay of gratification is worth it.
- I didn't renew my gym membership. I purchased some dumbbells and barbells to start working out from home. The money supposed to be spent on the gym membership will be used to buy more Bitcoins.
There's a flip side to this. After the halving, my Bitcoin investments would have doubled. I plan to reward myself with the profit by:
- Visiting Mongolia, one of the most beautiful countries in the world. I've seen a lot of documentaries about Mongolia on YouTube.
How do you plan to make the most of your Bitcoin investments before the halving in 6 months?
Investing this way can lead to panic and even depression if things does not go accordingly, does suffocate yourself just to squeeze out funds to invest in Bitcoin, you can invest with the little you have without it being a strain to your livelihood.