The truth has always remain that money invested has more potential to produce more money than money saved in the bank or in another place. I don't really believe in saving money while the money can be put into use through Bitcoin. Once I get my paycheck and remove my feeding money and the percentage for emergency funds I put the remaining balance into Bitcoin investment and since I have a business that also produce little money that I can always rely on my daily financial life has not been negatively impacted.
For those of you who have a fairly large monthly salary, you can divide it into several aspects that can benefit you and your own life. But for those who don't have a monthly salary, of course they still have to collect a certain amount of money manually so they can distribute it into several aspects, including the investment aspect. Because money that doesn't move can't produce anything other than a constant amount, so it's very appropriate to place it in several important parts of your life. For example, like what you did.
Investing money in Bitcoin is actually not difficult if we have a basic income that we can rely on for several things. However, for some people the difficulty in doing this is when they still don't really believe in Bitcoin even though they are able to Buy the DIP, and HODL gradually. Because for those who don't have the basic capital to do this, of course they can try as long as they have the intention to do it very consistently without looking for any reasons for the things that can arise in investing.
Yes, everyone earns more or less and every person tries to save a minimum portion of his income. There are many who can deposit their money in a financial institution without investing it elsewhere. After they have done so for a long time, when they get their money, it loses value with inflation. Bitcoin is definitely a good alternative for them. Investing in Bitcoin will result in both investment and savings at the same time.
The amount that a person keeps into his savings every month, if he keeps it regularly in bitcoins, then that person can increase the investment several times over the money. However, the benefits of investing in Bitcoin are much greater than those institutions can provide for long-term investment. In this regard an investor will not only benefit in terms of money but also make his savings into a long-term asset.
I frequently have a bit of a dilemma in terms of understanding how anyone with a very low income might buy $10 per week, and maybe there are limitations regarding how to purchase with individuals who might not want to transact in such low amounts, and surely those kinds of small amounts are not very practical with individuals unless maybe using the lightning network or some other way to get low transaction fees. but how does he make money to sell the bitcoin to the one wanting to buy it..
and then if the buyer is using some kind of third party custodian, such as an exchange, it could be problematic to send $10 and then to buy, and so maybe sometimes there might be $40 sent for the month, and then just every week, $10 worth of bitcoin is bought, or there could be some kind of cushion and the buys could be done manually or automatic, but there may well be a cushion in the account.. and then determining how many BTC to accumulate (or the dollar value) prior to moving them to a private wallet, whether that is $500 to $1k which is my current recommended amount, or some other amount, and of course, someone who is poor or just starting out in bitcoin may have some concerns about how to secure his coins on a hardware wallet or some other way of doing it, whether electrum or blue wallet or some other way, and securing his back up too.