Quote from: Princess Leah on Today at 12:29:31 AM

Quote from: JayJuanGee on June 24, 2025, 09:37:11 PM

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.

I am glad that you are able to get some things out of my posts because sometimes I will cover several points in my posts, but then I will go back and read them and consider that I could have made my points better or maybe given an example or a different example. Surely each of us is starting from different points, and there can surely there can be differences for guys who are getting freshly started and guys who have been practicing their BTC accumulation and/or cashflow management for a year or two. The ideas will tend to make more sense if guys are reading from a place of experience, and there can be a lot of challenges buying bitcoin while the price is continuing to go up, even you, if we go by your forum registration date, the BTC price has largely been going up for your whole time in bitcoin, if we consider that you started accumulating bitcoin towards the beginning of your forum registration time.

So sometimes I will purposefully pick on some user (such as you) in order to try to put the theory into some kind of a timeline...and sure, we can also even pick an example of a person who has a longer timeline in order to potentially show how a longer timeline might have had played out.

Maybe if we proclaim that your income is around $1,500 per month and your expenses are around $950 per month, then we would have $550 per month of discretionary income, and if we already established an emergency fund, then we could invest up to the whole $550 per month into bitcoin, yet if we have not, then we might have to figure out how much we might want to put into the emergency fund based on how Big it already is yet also considering how much we have already invested into bitcoin... so if both our emergency funds and our bitcoin investment are adding up to around 3 months of expenses each, then we would consider if we want to continue to build some additional reserves or if we want to focus ONLY on building our bitcoin once our emergency fund is sufficient to cover 3 months of our expenses, and of course, if we have some particulars in our lives that we might need to account for, then that could contribute to if we feel that we need to have a larger emergency fund or some other kinds of reserve funds that we would have whjle we are building up our bitcoin investment.

Even with a couple of years of investing into bitcoin, it might not be easy for very many folks to reach a point of having had put 3 months of expenses into bitcoin and also 3 months of expenses into their emergency funds unless maybe they already had some other investments at the time that they first came to bitcoin.

Quote from: Princess Leah on Today at 12:29:31 AM

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,

I don't consider Saylor to be a good example for normies, since his situation is quite unique in his abilities to be aggressive, yet also his abilities to use other people's money to buy bitcoin. Normal people cannot tend to do those kinds of things.. even though the point of ongoingly focusing on Bitcoin accumulation is not necessarily a bad one, as long as you, as a normie, don't overdo it. Each of us has to be careful that we are tailoring our level of aggressiveness to ourselves and not some fantasy about the lives of the rich and famous, such as Saylor and/or MSTR. They are a unique company and a unique ste of circumstances that is not really the circumstances of normal people who have more limtiations in their funds.

Quote from: Princess Leah on Today at 12:29:31 AM

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.

Your not describing discretionary funds correctly, since we are not putting money into our discretionary funds, but instead discretionary funds are the amount of money that we have left over after we have accounted for our monthly expenses. Sure we can use discretionary funds to invest, to consume and/or to stick into emergency funds or to stick into reserve funds.

As you may have had seen the contents of my posts many times, I frequently suggest for each of us to try to be as aggressive as we are able to be in terms of our buying bitcoin and/or even building up our various back up funds.. while at the same time making sure that we don't go overboard, and I presume that many folks are going to have to spend one or two cycles minimum in such a practice before they might be able to change their approach and to start becoming less aggressive in their BTC accumulation approach and in their cashflow management practices.