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Re: Buy every dip!
by
laijsica
on 06/04/2025, 00:44:29 UTC
⭐ Merited by JayJuanGee (1)
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Those who uthave enough experience and skills in investing should definitely invest in Bitcoin. Now, a family must spend money to meet its needs. If no money is spent to meet its needs, then managing a family will become difficult. It is not possible to calculate that family expense with Bitcoin investment, of course, you have to spend to live fully. Now, it is not possible to invest completely in Bitcoin from what I earn. I am planning to keep 20% of my income for Bitcoin investment and I am keeping the entire amount I earn from the Bitcoin forum as Bitcoin investment.

However, I have decided to use the DCA method for the 20% of my income that I plan to keep. I have not decided to wait for the market to fall. As soon as I get my income, I will put 20 percent of it into my Bitcoin investment. However, I think that all those who invest or are preparing to invest should not invest their entire income, but should use a sufficient amount of income that is not an emergency fund, such that the money invested in Bitcoin can be held for the long term.

However, it is very important for everyone to have a stable income because a stable income will play a very important role for Bitcoin investment and buying Bitcoin through the DCA method.

It is o.k. to invest 20% of your income into bitcoin as long as you are investing from discretionary income.

it is a better practice to account for your expenses first, yet if you are sure that at least 20% of your income is going to be discretionary income, then there is no problem to invest 20% into bitcoin.

Also, if you have back up funds, such as an emergency funds and reserve funds, then those could save you if you make a mistake by accidentally investing too much into bitcoin in any given pay period.
I have planned to keep 20% of my offline physical income in Bitcoin. I have heard success stories of Bitcoin investment from many people. I have heard success stories of Bitcoin investment from everyone. I have developed a very beautiful love for Bitcoin investment and long-term holding of Bitcoin investment in which I can plan to hold my Bitcoin for a long time. Since I have had a fixed income arrangement for quite some time, I could not delay investing in Bitcoin. Also, I have definitely gained experience in investing. I am also experienced enough to provide security for my investment, so I will keep 20% of my intended income in Bitcoin investment.
Your plan may be right, but it may be difficult to allocate the same amount of Bitcoin every month/week. Adjusting to the multiple needs of the family is very challenging for many low- and middle-income people. Sometimes the family expenses may be more than you think. The reality is that it is a great opportunity to build your future through income matching with needs and investing.
Saving Bitcoin from discretionary income may be considered more logical because in this case, you can meet your needs every week/month and keep moving normally. A significant advantage of saving Bitcoin from discretionary income is that you can implement yourself according to a long-term plan regularly while meeting each need. If you have an obligation to allocate a mandatory portion of your income for investment, you may be likely to become poor. Or the supply of each product according to the family's needs may be disrupted or there may be a financial crisis to get emergency medical treatment. You are quite experienced in investing but you cannot ensure the same amount of allocation every month/week as per your plan. This is almost certain because I have tried to do it in this way and have not been successful. I feel comfortable saving Bitcoin from discretionary income and therefore I have been having great success in the long term.