Quote from: LGD2Business on June 03, 2025, 01:43:11 PM

Quote from: Emjay24 on June 02, 2025, 01:43:27 PM

It is funny to see you playing victim when you are the one acting funny here, You have been explaining this point void of proper understanding and more than two people have been correcting you, but you proved adamant. At a point I was tempted to ask you if you were merely fulfilling your post count with such display because it was very obvious you were spamming this thread with your replies.

Anyways... Good thing you have decided to stop and.... bad thing you decided not to learn.... Good riddance

Another Nigerian newbie who pops up about this every now and then. An alt account whose sole purpose is to grow his account by begging for merit from JJG. When I told Tmoonz not to quote me, I told him to do it for all his accounts. Grin

If you know a lot about sig campaigns, you would know that messages written here don't make a difference and that I'm in a fixed post campaign, not a pay per post campaign. All you're trying to do is post irrelevant things, so you're the one doing what you accuse me of doing. Typical newbie alt account. All the merits he got are from JJG here, that's the biggest proof. Make your main account Legendary first, you're still crawling in Hero. Grin

Don't worry your main account managed to get merit for his shitposts, you should be happy.

You seem to be getting distracted LGD2Business. There were several of us criticizing and commenting upon your seeming inability to distinguish between discretionary income and strong income, and sure, it is not necessarily an easy concept.. and your ongoing insistence upon it seems to highlight your own desires to distract from substantive discussions.

In the end, each of us has to figure out the extent to which we get started investing, and each of us is responsible if we happen to overdo matters. We are also responsible if we fail/refuse to get started because we wrongly presume that we need to establish a solid income prior to getting started investing into bitcoin.

Quote from: LGD2Business on June 03, 2025, 01:43:11 PM

Quote from: JayJuanGee on June 02, 2025, 07:19:11 PM

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Even though what we said was similar, that member tried to paint a portrait as if my quote and what I said were different. In the end it's clear what everything is about.

It seems to me that you are saying something different, even though you are correct that the two of you (referring to you and Tmoonz) are not really that far apart.

Quote from: LGD2Business on June 03, 2025, 01:43:11 PM

Quote from: bitzizzix on June 02, 2025, 01:48:36 PM

I also sometimes do not understand how someone can invest if they do not have a fixed income
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Quote from: Zackz5000 on June 02, 2025, 02:42:15 PM

We shouldn't go into bitcoin investment if we don't have our discretionary income thats the right way to approach bitcoin investment
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That's what I was saying, it's good that there are people who understand.
Telling people to invest without having an income is one of the greatest disservice to them. If someone who doesn't have emergency money on the side is forced to cash out their Bitcoin investment at an uncertain time, it will do more harm than good. I hope no one will be in this situation.

I personally think that you are going too far LGD2Business in your attempt to suggest a solid income rather than merely discretionary income, which does not need to come from a solid or steady income.

It is wrong for guys to invest into bitcoin beyond their discretionary income, and they have to come to decisions in regards to if they have discretionary income or if their income might not be steady enough to call any of their income "discretionary."

Quote from: LGD2Business on June 03, 2025, 01:43:11 PM

Leaving aside the monthly money that needs to be spent on living, buying Bitcoin with every spare dollar you can find is the thing to do, no matter the BTC/USD price. It will pay off in the long run.
If you think 2 days later you will need that money, don't put it aside for investment in the first place. Investing is not a short-term business.

I agree with you on this point, and if guys are considering that each time that they buy bitcoin, they are investing for 4-10 years or longer...and sure the longer that we have been investing into bitcoin, then we will end up having more options since we may well start to have some of our stash that is older than 4 years... yet any of our newly invested money might also need to be considered as having a timeline of 4-10 years or longer .. yet it also can become difficult to tell guys what to do, since guys are likely going to come up with their own valuations based on their circumstances, and surely the more BTC they accumulate and the more time that passes, then the more options that likely ends up coming from those individual particulars, too.

Sometimes guys will also prematurely conclude that they had reached overaccumulation status, when they had not, and we cannot hold the hands of other guys in regards to these various kinds of determinations that they arrive at, even if we might suspect that they are making mistakes in their assessments.