Each of us should adjust our level of aggressiveness within our own assessments, and so our level of persistence, consistency, regularity in regards to our bitcoin investment versus how much we might put into our back up funds versus how much we might spend on consumption or on other investments may well just be chosen levels in regards to the extent that we are striving to be on the whimpy side of our bitcoin emphasis and/or focus or if we might work towards being on the aggressive side in regards to how much of our discretionary income we are putting into bitcoin as compared to putting into other places that might be available to us for putting such discretionary income.
In other words, each of us chooses our level of whimpiness or aggressiveness and our persistence and consistency might merely be manifestations of the choices that the we had made... meaning that we can be more consistent or less consistent, more persistent or less consistent, more regular or less regular.. etc etc etc.. the mere fact that we are one or another is a matter of degree and not absolutes in and of themselves.
Whenever I come across your replies, I always ask myself "who is JayJuanGee?" You're always on point and anyone in this forum that doesn't pay close attention to your replies is missing a lot if they really want to expand their knowledge concerning Bitcoin investment. Anyways, according to your response, we shouldn't expect that everyone's level of accumulation would be same since everyone can't be measured on same level financially.
The fact still remains that it's a thing of choice, for instance there was a point when saylor decided to accumulate on a daily basis and at some point he had to change his level of accumulation what I'm trying to add to your statement is, the fact that saylor did so doesn't mean that someone that's not that financially capable should do same too, every investor should know when to be aggressive and when to slow down their level of accumulation it all falls back to the our financial capacity and the amount we put into our discretionary funds and others.