Well, there are 9 categories of learning (
9 individual factors), and within some of the categories, any normie off the street is already going to have answers to each of the categories.
At the same time within any of the categories, there could be some deal breakers that might not allow him to get started right away, and so he might have to spend a bit of time resolving some more narrow questions in regards to getting started aspects and including from what batch of money he might need to draw and perhaps figuring out some bitcoin sourcing questions, yet there is no end to actually learning and developing within the 9 categories, since the subject matters within the 9 categories of issues to learn and to contemplate are not completely static, so within some of the categories the answers will be more clear, and within other categories some thinking and/or planning and/or projecting of scenarios might have to take place...
Quite true! a beginner might want to dealt with figuring out some stuffs , some of it are even after accumulating foursome time or while accumulating , so it's more like continuous evaluation on how to make it better yet they need to start from somewhere, determining their cashflow must have been part of consideration before even setting a plan of investment but there could be a need for re analysing the whole thing to make a better plan.
Hence, likes of "risk tolerance" can only be determined after having an experience of bear market.. everyone loves a bull market & but bear market& fluctuations tells alot about risk tolerance apart from other factors that could be consideredas well imho( correct me if i am wrong )
Yet at the same time, there is no need to really figure out all of the answers to each of the categories in any kind of details before getting started to invest into bitcoin... even though even a hypothetical person who knows that he has a budget that he would be able to buy $100 per week in bitcoin, he may well choose a less aggressive approach, and he may well realize that he would be better off to start investing at $10 per week and then to spend some additional time preparing himself in other ways within the 9 categories and also perhaps he starts his investment into bitcoin at $10 per week, and then after a few months he ends up getting his amount per week up to $100, and he also might figure out that he has some lump sum way that he could gather up some funds to reallocate some funds that he knows that he has into bitcoin, too, but he might not want to invest such known lump sum amounts into bitcoin until he spends a bit more time studying and/or figuring out further about aspects of his 9 factors... and in the meantime, he has started his investment into bitcoin with $10 per week, and he is more engaged with learning bitcoin, and learning his 9 factors, and he may well have other things going on in his life too, but his ongoingly prioritizing 2-4 hours per week to spend on studying bitcoin and figuring out several of his 9 factors, he may well be developing conviction about what is bitcoin as compared to other possible investment options, which happens to be ONLY one of the 9 categories that he is spending time and trying to better figure out his perception of the matter and his level of bitcoin conviction, to the extent that he has developed much if any conviction.
Agreed..
This just summarise everything with a perfect illustration. Learning how to properties invest in terms of security and privacy is also important I think .