Investing in bitcoin aggressively and investing in bitcoin under pressure are not the same thing. Investing in bitcoin under pressure is when you don't want to invest in bitcoin in the first place, but you are being forced to do that, and if you fail to invest in bitcoin, you will pay a fine. Investing in bitcoin aggressively is when you use a high amount of money to invest in bitcoin on a weekly or monthly basis, which will not stop you from sorting out your daily expenses just like what Tmoonz told you earlier, or you can invest aggressively in bitcoin when you receive a bonus at the place of your work; you can decide to lump sum in bitcoin with the bonus money since it is not allocated to sort out your daily expenses.
I would advice not to invest in Bitcoin or any other investments when you're under pressure. I am an investor and does it aggressively because it forces me to do what's best based on my situation and how I think by doing the decisions and taking actions. But if someone is in the shoe of investing in a pressured manner, I don't think that's right. We tend to tell that one should invest only what they can afford to lose so, they won't have any pressure at all. And someone who does that might be forced to sell when they've done it under pressure as that's the only money they have upon buying Bitcoin. We invest freely and without having some heavy thoughts and hearts by doing it. That's how everyone should invest to be able to hold for the longer term.
There's no way I was going to invest in bitcoin under pressure or advise anyone to invest in bitcoin under pressure because I know it is not the best way to go about bitcoin investment. I was only differentiating investing in bitcoin under pressure and investing in bitcoin aggressively so that Samlucky O would get a clear picture or understand the difference between investing in bitcoin under pressure and investing in bitcoin aggressively.
You are wrong for calling those who sold at $100k a fool because there are people who has gotten to a fuck you stage and for them they have accumulated enough Bitcoin that can even take care of them even if they stop working and there are people who has been accumulating Bitcoin consistently for 10 years now and when Bitcoin was not up to $10k if this set of people sell some of there Bitcoin they are not foolish.
The reason why you are calling those who sold at $100k is because you think everyone into Bitcoin investment just started there accumulation 2 to 4 years ago and even if someone has hold for 5 years and sold at $100k he is not foolish.
Even though you have gotten to your fuck you stage in your bitcoin investment, it is not enough reason for you to sell a big portion of your bitcoin investment just because bitcoin hit $100k; you might regret doing that when bitcoin hits $150-$200k in the future, just like so many people who sold all their bitcoin cheaply in the past are regretting now. If you must sell your bitcoin, you can just figure out doing that from time to time, and it should be a small portion of your bitcoin that can give you $2k-$5k profit.