Re: Buy the DIP, and HODL!

I agree with you, everyone wants a beautiful and financially secure future, but they do not understand the right decisions that they have to make to reach that point. Not everyone's financial situation will always be the same, and an employee cannot work all his life, at some point he will have to retire from his job.

It is not a good idea to quit your job and invest full time in Bitcoin. You can invest alongside your job. If you do not have a stable source of income, I think it would be better for you not to invest.

You do not need much to invest. You can invest only if you have basic knowledge about Bitcoin and faith in Bitcoin. You can be a smart investor, and you can get success and great profits through Bitcoin investment if you know the right capital management and investment strategy. Because you will not be trading, you will have to learn for 2 to 3 years. You will invest, you will continue to invest alongside your job. You will continue to invest by relying on your stable income. When you feel that you have accumulated enough BTC in your portfolio, you can wait for the deadline to end. Investing is for the future.

The only problem is, accumulation with such budget and strategy can't go that far even after some few months or years.

I want you to understand that a lot of investors who started accumulating bitcoin didn't start with a good amount of money initially because of how shitty their income was then, but along their accumulation journey, they got a better income, which gave them the financial buoyancy to increase their accumulation money to a reasonable amount of money. If those investors had waited to be financially stable so that they would accumulate bitcoin with a good amount of money, they would have even lost interest in accumulating bitcoin when they were financially stable because they would have thought that it was too late for them to invest in bitcoin. There's nothing wrong with any investor who is consistently investing in bitcoin with a little amount of money.

You are very correct. I don't know how long some people would spend on this forum before they understand the everyday explanation about some of the strategies for bitcoin accumulation. One does not need to have all the world to invest in bitcoin. All you need is a little basic income and make plans about how to spend wisely. Any money which could sustain your basic weekly or monthly expenditure; with a more intentional planning, one could always squeeze out little above $1 to invest. By DCA, a $1 discretionary income invested in bitcoin could allow you study bitcoin and get your self used to investing in bitcoin. That is the only way a person can remain in bitcoin accumulation when he starts earning higher which means larger discretionary income and supposedly increased accumulation accordingly.

Anyone who has knowledge of bitcoin when he is earning little and refused to invest, would hardly invest when he's earning higher. Investing by lump-sum or front loading is possible mostly when someone already made enough money before getting to have a good knowledge of bitcoin and therefore wish to diversify his investments by investing in bitcoin.