Well it doesn't work like that.
The clause;  "invest what you can afford to lose" has a very vital impact in the actions investors take , especially those in the crypto space. We know Bitcoin can be trusted to a very high extent giving its performance over the years. However as an investor we should never ignore the fact that it is still a crypto currency. Therefore "invest what you can afford to lose" acts more like a fail safe , or backup plan for investors in the crypto space.

Investing more than you can afford to lose sometimes comes with a whole lot of profit in the end but it is also accompanied by great risks.

Don't forget to keep your keys safe