I don't have any problem with the idea that some folks earn very low amounts, such as $100 per month or maybe even lower, yet I have some difficulties imagining scenarios in which persons at those same levels would be ready, willing and able to invest 80% or whatever into bitcoin.. That hardly makes any sense absent some further explanation, as I suggested some explanations in which a person could have some ways of getting food through farming or services or otherwise having various expenses paid for in terms of lodging - but at the same time, even if some folks might have some really strange circumstances, those do not make very good examples, unless we explain the circumstances, and another thing that I already mentioned several times is that a lot of people (whether poor or not) have really difficult times even investing and/or saving 10% or more of their income, so when we are coming up with examples that are presuming sustainable abilities to invest even greater than 30%, then I am going to question those circumstances, including questioning if they are either sustainable, long term or maybe just trying to play the wave by gambling and using money that you cannot afford to set aside for 4-10 years or longer, which are the kinds of longer term strategies that we are aiming to discuss in a thread like this... . .
with those who cannot manage their finances well, it is clear that they can experience financial difficulties even though they already have sufficient income. let's say that saving is one of the important things in life, of course as much as possible we must be able to set aside money to save with a good goal, namely for our own future, because our own future is in our own control. If we haven't been able to manage our finances before, we might have difficulties in the future. but if we can manage our finances well, we can set aside some money for savings, and of course that is a good thing. Especially if we can invest some of the income we earn, I think that is included in good management, but don't Until investing makes us unable to manage our finances well, that's not the right goal.
When we make investments, of course we must have a good understanding, including the strategies that must be used for the investments made. I think the strategy that might be implemented should be long-term, in other words, don't do it as a joke. With the DCA strategy itself, I think it can be done once a month if finances are optimal or stable, with needs that are always met and there is leftover that can be used to carry out the DCA strategy.