Hopefully no one is investing any more than 10% of the size of their time, money and energies into shitcoins as compared to what they have into bitcoin. Hopefully guys are trying to learn about bitcoin first and to build investment strategies around bitcoin, yet if they are not able to resist getting involved in shitcoins/gambling.. hopefully they are able to limit it to no more than 10% the size of their bitcoin investment.. and sure, guys are free to do what they like and gambling can become quite addictive and/or a slippery slope.. so hopefully having some kind of a firm limit helps.
It is an already established fact that a greater success in your bitcoin accumulation journey would be recorded when you do not mingle with shitcoins. I prefer to keep it simple and less tasky by focusing on bitcoin alone. I find it a distraction focusing on finding shitcoins to invest into and the dangers it might pose to my investment when it turns a habit keeps me from engaging at all. Early into your accumulation journey, you shouldn't think of involving into shitcoins in order to remain focused and committed. Most people who deviated from investing and became traders can be traced to habits of trying to gamble with shitcoins and they got trapped by it, hence there was a shift in their investment focus and swayed them into trading even more bitcoins for shitcoins. It might even interest you to know that some people might use the money intended for backup funds to gamble with shitcoins, thereby putting their accumulation journey in jeopardy, hence its best to stick with bitcoin and avoid shitcoins.
I think it is best to remain into bitcoin and if you can, forget about shitcoins in order to record a good success rate in your accumulating journey.
Shitcoin investment is a financial mistake, and it has lead alot of people to ruin, as far as I'm concerned bitcoin is the only coin worth investing it, every other one is a complete waste of space and time, investment-wise and they should not be ventured into, you will see people losing their bitcoin holdings because they chose to trade it in for shitcoins instead, some investor have even turned traders due to being deceived by shitcoins, if they got an opportunity to remedy these mistakes they would take it.
So others should learn from these mistakes and not even think about investing in shitcoins.
You are very correct without a sources of income it can't be possible to invest in bitcoin, and not only that if a person is living in paycheck to paycheck it will also be impossible to invest in bitcoin, to invest in bitcoin one need to have sources of income to buy bitcoin consistently with their discretionary, and one also need a sources of income to set up emergency fund, for that is the only wey you can run a smooth bitcoin investment.
I believe paychecks are a source of income, it put money in the investor's hands and a regularly weekly or monthly pay makes for a stable source of income as well and can facilitate investment and saving and the same time, with a paycheck an individual can invest in bitcoin from the discretionary funds left from their pay and if you understand your expenses them you can split your pay into percentages to serve different functions and once your regular expenses have been covered, bitcoin investment can be done with little to no financial stress while also growing your savings.