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Aggressive buying is recommended for investors who have the means and have a higher level of floating cash. Aggressive buying of Bitcoin through emotion may not be a positive decision for an investor but if the amount of cash fund is decent it is definitely going to be positive if it is aggressive. The aim is to try to get Bitcoin holdings and keep depositing for a long time. DCA strategy is the best in the journey of collecting Bitcoin and it is effective for any people to continue. Running Bitcoin along with daily household expenses and being aggressive with bonus income is a good decision and if people can implement it they should get bonuses after three months. In my opinion if investors can deposit additional Bitcoin in their portfolio every three months there will be a tendency to increase the holdings over time and there is a possibility of getting more holdings than the target before reaching the cycle. However, at the same time a backup fund or floating cash fund should be kept in mind so that they can focus more on investing in emergencies and aggressive investing.

I do not see aggressive investing as a negative at all if one can be disciplined. If a person has the necessary capabilities to be aggressive, then I support him being aggressive. However, I would like to give an investor a chance to decide this matter independently. If he feels from his position that he can be aggressive in his investment, then he has every right to be aggressive in his investment. If someone decides to be aggressive in his investment beyond his capabilities, then the move will prove to be wrong for him. Because to be aggressive in investment, it is important that you have sufficient cash flow or you can be aggressive in investment with bonus money. In this case, you have to ensure that there is no shortage in emergency fund, reserve fund and cash flow. We can be aggressive in investment by being disciplined. Aggressiveness plays an important role in growing your portfolio.

Been overly aggressive depends on level of an investor discretionary income if your discretionary income is capable then there is nothing wrong investing aggressively but let it not be done in a way that it is going to affect your personal needs along the line and also try to make sure that your emergency fund and reserve fund is available and also try to create a DCA strategy where you can accumulate weekly, but when you invest above your discretionary income you will definitely have difficulty in your bitcoin investment because then you will be investing with the money meant for your personal living or need which will be a bit problematic.

I agree with you, in fact, it is very important to maintain balance in Bitcoin investment, if an investor's financial situation is not very good, and he does not have any kind of emergency fund for his family, then he should never invest aggressively.
Being aggressive is only logical when you have a good source of discretionary income, as well as an emergency fund always ready, and the ability to take any unexpected risks. However, if you invest aggressively, the possibility of loss that money will be much higher.
Therefore, the best investment method is the DCA method, which is the best way to build a long-term portfolio without stress. However, even in the case of investing in the DCA method, you must have an emergency fund ready. And in the case of DCA investment, you should calculate your income and expenses, and use the amount of money left after meeting family expenses and personal needs to buy DCA.

I guess you are misunderstanding what investing aggressively is and investing over aggressively. With DCA method, you can invest aggressively as long as you don't over do it. Since you are using your discretionary income to invest aggressively, it isn't bad. For instance, if my discretionary income is $100 and I choose to invest $60 into bitcoin every week through DCA consistently and persistently overtime. I am not investing aggressivly, because I have extra $40 that I don't need for anything but fail to invest more than $60.

However, if the investor have decided to increase his DCA amount from $60 to $90. That will not affect him because he is still using his discretionary income. However, if you want to prepare for the dip, you can be saving $30 for the dip always to set up your reserve funds and DCA with $60. So that if there's a dip, you can use your reserve. Personally, I think being aggressive as a new investor is better than keeping for cash behind to buy at the dip, because with your regular DCA ongoing, you can buy still buy from the dip.

Being over aggressive is when you use more than your discretionary income to buy bitcoin. Just like my example, since $100 is your discretionary income, if you use above that, it will affect your expenses and needs.