You are wrong because there are times when investing aggressively becomes necessary to achieve some targets or maximize opportunities. Aggressive investing is not entirely bad if all the minor ingredients are in place and it is done within the discretionary income. Just to through more light on this, aggressive investment is like someone whose discretionary income is $2,000 and decide to invest as much as $1,000 which represents 50% of the funds. This user is aggressive because he would have condition himself to avoid leisure and some other unnecessary things to be able to build a good Bitcoin portfolio within a time he would have set for himself or take dip he would have noticed in the market. This does not mean in any way that aggressive investing ignore the need for emergency funds or others, it is more connected to the passion and determination of the investor.
Therefore, the focus should not be too much on self-imposition. It is okay to be aggressive because aggressive buying can still be justified but it must be in accordance with the financial limits we have, meaning that we can still balance our primary needs in real life and investments made without exceeding the income we get every month.
Being aggressive does not only mean buying a large amount directly but also those who make purchases without a limited time frame can also be said to be aggressive purchases, for example those who originally buy once a week are changed to a week 2 or 3 times it can also be an aggressive step taken and it is okay for them to do as long as they are aware of the risks and can minimize or manage their finances well so that what they do does not make them difficult at the end because they cannot bear the risks they have.
But even though this is okay to do, it doesn't mean we have to do it if we can't afford it because after all, a strategy like this certainly also triggers a much greater risk than ordinary purchases and when it will be done, we must indirectly be prepared with all forms of conditions which of course this is based on the economy we have.