"Investing in Bitcoin for retirement? Well, that's one way to keep the faith strong! 😅 But tell the pastor that Bitcoin might be a bit too volatile for divine intervention—he might need more than a prayer to retire comfortably! 🙏📉"
Since the pastor is getting retired bitcoin shouldn't be the first plan. He is getting retired and where he normally make money from he won't be getting it again, that source is already close. It will be better for him to think about how to create income first either by doing business that can give him income everyday. If having a steady income is achieved then he can think of investing bitcoin. It does not make any sense that someone is getting retired and he is just making plans to invest bitcoin, the truth is that he is thinking bitcoin can be is next source of income or a career line to depend on.
When entering retirement and wanting to invest, there is actually nothing wrong because investing in bitcoin is never too late either in terms of having bitcoin or in terms of age. It would be wrong if you want to invest in bitcoin with the aim of getting a steady income because that will be difficult to happen, especially since we know that bitcoin is very volatile and no one can predict bitcoin accurately. The pastor's goal is good, he wants to invest in bitcoin after retirement, but he must understand how bitcoin works, not for monthly income or steady income.
If the pastor thinks that after retirement he will have no more income, it is better to do what you suggest. Build a business so that there is income from that income, then set aside some of the income to invest in bitcoin. It is very natural for someone who is approaching retirement to think about where to go after retirement so that there is still income, but if you think that bitcoin can generate steady income, that is wrong.