It is not wise enough to invest up to 70 percent of your Discretionary income into bitcoin. Having such amount invested would have a drastic effect on your backup funds and emergency funds. The percentage of funds you put into your back up funds and emergency funds really has a lot to do when it comes to how long and investor can be able to hold his assets and also influences the amount you put into your back up funds. Investing within your reach is better than investing Aggressively and having to sell of your assets in the event of unforeseen circumstances.
Investment within any investors reach is as the same thing investment aggressively and talking about not investing up to 70% for a start i that it is not that possible but those are into Bitcoin for so long now, and with their steady cashflow defers that is how your their percentages will defer when it comes to investing and buying Bitcoin aggressively, and good investors will surely start his/her investment along side his emergency fund.
Furthermore, as a Bitcoin investor, we should try to be stacking up our emergency funds the Same way we are buying weekly or monthly, so that our emergency funds will be big enough to carry what ever storm or financial crisis that may arise in the future.
You may be right when you talked about stacking up our emergency funds, I feel like an investor should be more interested in stacking up his/her discretionary fund so as to enable us buy in routine without seizing, because is very rare Before emergency issues can come up, why expenses comes everyday and is through our discretionary income that we can use to make those expenses which is why our discretionary funds need to be more larger than that of emergency funds but our emergency funds need to be available at anytime because emergency is unforeseen" no one knows when it will occur.