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Considering my situation, your advice is quite reasonable and effective. Because I live with my family although I am not dependent, I have to be accountable to them for the family income, this is my hereditary principle. However due to my job, I can save even a small amount but the amount is very small and I can deposit it continuously. As a result I have invested some amount in Bitcoin earlier. I have some more savings which I am going to invest now. But I think that after one or two years from now if I can save more, can I invest in Bitcoin again with that? This Bitcoin has already motivated me. So I regret a lot for not being able to invest now or a little earlier, although I had nothing to do. And maybe I will regret it again two years from now. But I am constrained by the current situation. Anyway, I am very satisfied with your statement.

I don't know why you are asking whether to invest or not. That is your choice, and there are consequences whether you choose to invest or not to invest, so if you are going to invest, you have to figure out your position size. .and yeah, 2 years sounds like you are planning to trade rather than to invest.

In bitcoin, you probably should be considering putting money in for 4-10 years or longer if you are wanting to consider what you are doing to be an investment rather than a trade.

Do you have money that you can spare for 4-10 years or longer or not. If you don't then maybe you should not be putting your money into bitcoin until you are able to figure out your discretionary money to such an extent that you know that you have extra money that you can put in.

I doubt anyone convince you what to do but yourself.

There are sure a lot of low coiners and no coiners in the world who are choosing not to invest into bitcoin, and do you want to be one of those? Maybe you don't know and you have to figure that part out? The longer you wait to get into bitcoin has its own issues too, so many guys can learn as they go, so you just pick your investment size and you continue to study bitcoin, whether you are able to begin with $100 per week or $10 per week or some other amount that you consider to be in your budget and you are not going to need that money for 4-10 years or longer.

By the way, some folks have considered bitcoin to be the best place to put your extra money, yet if you have not figured that out or you don't believe it, then you have to figure out your position size in accordance with your beliefs, including figuring out whether you are going to wait (and if you believe waiting is a good investment strategy) or get started and start buying regularly, consistently, persistently and ongoingly while you are also figuring out your own financial and/or psychological situation.

You are absolutely right that my investment will depend on me whether I invest or not or where I invest. But since I have little investment experience or knowledge of Bitcoin and digital currencies, that is why I am asking so much about investment. I really believe that I can explore the right knowledge and principles on this board and there are many wise people on this board including you from whom I can find the right advice because as I have already said that my experience or knowledge is very little.
And I believe in your words with all my heart that my own enthusiasm will be more effective and reliable than the enthusiasm of others to do anything in this world. But for that I have to gain knowledge myself first, and only then can I make the right decision myself. That is why I have approached you so that I can follow your experience and move forward.
I thought that I would get a good profit from Bitcoin investment after one or two years. But in the light of your kind opinions and experience, I now see that I was completely wrong. I have to plan my investment for a longer period.
Now I can reorganize my plan and get out of a serious situation. This is my biggest achievement.

You need prepare well financially before you can think of buying Bitcoin because what are you doing is investment and it is for a very long time your Bitcoin investment shouldn't be a borrow money because you are investing for long term you need to have a good cash flow as you will make plans for your emergency fund reserve, and your discretionary income so that won't sell out your Bitcoin hodling when you encounter some challenges of life or things that you don't expect to happen, and also with the DCA strategy of accumulating Bitcoin you can accumulate Bitcoin gradually either weekly or monthly regardless of the price of Bitcoin and continue hodling.

Good advice I have adopted the DCA method of buying Bitcoin because following this method keeps yourself safe from short-term market volatility and it is a good step for long-term investment. We should definitely prepare ourselves financially and take a psychological plan to hold on to our Bitcoin fund in case of any financial shortfall, and it is advisable to have a good out-of-pocket income to deal with that situation. I think if I invest in Bitcoin using the DCA strategy, then there are many advantages to holding our Bitcoin, such as: holding or receiving a portion of the income every day, and investing Bitcoin weekly or monthly You can prepare independently.