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Generally, our investment should be done based on our income flow/ the level of our discretionary income and our personal designation to carry out this operation based on this in such a way that it suits us by not negatively affecting our other life, it doesn't necessary matter how and when, what is most prioritize is your level of consistency which is very paramount as way of increasing the size of our holding and the chances of having an overall reasonable size of Bitcoin over the long period of time.

Referring to our own income level is the same as referring to our own ability in everything including making long-term investments in Bitcoin. I also think that this is good because there is no element of coercion in doing it, moreover it can also make ourselves a little comfortable in doing it more routinely and also more consistently in the long term. So I also agree with the idea you expressed because if we compare it with the level of coercion in doing something like in this investment example, of course the level of consistency will not be too visible in our own efforts. So this does need to be measured from the level of our own ability through the income we get every month so that the investment work we want to do can continue to run smoothly for a long time.

Yeah every investor should invest according to their level of earning, one shouldn't take silly risks cause they want to invest on Bitcoin, I've heard cases were people take loans to invest on Bitcoin, you'll be suprised how some investors would put themselves in debt cause of a long-term investment, they're not even bothered about the interest on the loan and how much it would've pilled up before they pay back, those are some silly mistakes that people should take note of, their are rules to everything and if one obey the rules of Bitcoin investment and follow them diligently, they'll build a successful portfolio without facing unnecessary negative situations. Also consistency is another area of concentration that matters a lot, though some people ignore it by having the mentality of investing for short-term profits, anyways someone without a job or steady spident shouldn't even think of going into Bitcoin investment cause it's a waste of time, those are the set of peope that would end up taking loans to go into Bitcoin, which is silly.

What would even be a reason for someone who wants to hold Bitcoin for a very long period to take a loan to invest in Bitcoin? When they have a long period of time, they could accumulate Bitcoin gradually by making use of DCA (Dollar Cost Averaging).

I would just say that he or she is not truly interested in holding Bitcoin for the long term. People who take such risks are often those eager to make quick profits. Their aim is to sell within a short period, and they are considered traders. This is a very bad idea because even trading is a big risk. Trying to take out a loan to outsmart the market is the worst thing such a trader can do.

It is always better for any investor to invest only what they have and can afford to lose. Some people lose money in Bitcoin because of their eagerness to make quick profits in Bitcoin.

The holding period isn't the main focus, but the accumulation target. If there are sustainable ways you can leverage on good loans that you can repay easily in order to maximize dips when they present themselves in order to get more quantities at reduced prices just like I described above, then I think the investor is employing good strategies to drawing much closer to his accumulation target at a faster pace and the faster you get to your accumulation target, the easier and faster it is for you to get to over accumulation stage and definitely, the more BTC the investor has gathered even before his holding period elapses and overall, the more financial cushion he has with his investment.

You are actually making sense but Bitcoin investment shouldn't make us go take loan even though we can repay easily because the way we plan things are not the way nature plan things, it can be possible that after taking the loan with the hope that you can pay back in a given period of time, something can or may come up that might make you not to be able to fulfill your promise. Taking loan is not a bad idea but to me I don't buy the idea, I will just keep on accumulating base on capacity even if it is not fast but so long I am consistent and holding for a long period of time I am okay I can't allow my target to put in target or in a state of dilema simply because I want to fasten up my portfolio.