The amount we invest depends on how much of our discretional and disposable income we have after taken care of our personal needs and a provisional emergency funds, yeah you right about saying that those who have lesser risk tolerance level we tend to invest more than those that have higher risk tolerance level which differs individually even in terms of our income flows and expenses so any one can only invest the amount that suits him or her in terms of income flow, psychology, risk tolerance level and investment goals and objectives.
There is some truth to implementing something like that and it is not at all bad for people who want to invest in Bitcoin, but in terms of buying on the Dip or chasing the Bitcoin Dip price in the market and holding it for the long term as an investment it will also not be that difficult for many people who know how to allocate funds for this. Because the part that will be considered the best investment in life must have a special allocation from the income or salary obtained monthly through our own work. Because things like that can also maintain the psychology and level of risk tolerance that we have to manage ourselves regarding what we do through the funds that we specifically allocate.
In not all cases, you have to wait for the price of Bitcoin or other cryptocurrencies to fall deeply. You should have a bracket of how many percent you will buy a coin that you believe will give you good savings in the future.
There are many people who are confused by such a system; what they think is going to drop a lot in the market is suddenly just a fake dump, and if they continue with the baiting tendency, the fund will be stuck and the expected will not happen, unless you really have a deep understanding of trading here in the crypto space.