This shouldn't be very hard actually.... all you need is increasing the time interval still you find a way to get back to your $100 and if you actually read carefully I didn't totally go against the reduction but I wasn't totally in support with it .
Let's break it down
I am a worker, I get a monthly salary of 100 bucks.... my DCA $20 weekly fir total $80 monthly taking the remaining 20 bucks for expenses
why are you guys coming up with such dumb examples in which guys have an income of $100, and they are able to invest 80% into bitcoin because their monthly expenses are ONLY $20. It hardly makes any sense.
Yup you're right, at first glance it doesn't make much sense to have that much left over, is that like saying that a person only needs a drink to keep them alive? No, that's too small to be the amount of expenses for everyone alive. Quite the opposite is true, which is the fact that sometimes people have expenses that are much larger than what they earn each month.
Regardless of how much they make each month, whether it's $100 or more or whatever, I honestly don't believe that they only have 20% of their expenses for the entire month. Furthermore, I think allocating an amount that's too large like 80% or more is definitely an allocation that would make me feel very tense and probably a lot of anxiety, because I'll never lose sight of the fact that investing is always a risky activity anyway, and I think it's unlikely that someone would be able to justify their decision if their allocation is that large. Another thing for me and I think the best approach to accumulation is to allocate 20% to bitcoin, keep 20% as an emergency fund for things that might happen unexpectedly, and the remaining 60% to make ends meet.