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Re: Savings and Investment, and how it can affect standard of living.
by
Mahanton
on 26/06/2025, 15:48:14 UTC
Yes and no. The thing is that each investor's case is individual. In general, we all imagine that an investor is, in a broad sense, a person with tens of thousands of dollars. And that he multiplies it constantly. But in reality, there are plenty of investors who do not have the opportunity to start with large sums and invest several hundred bucks at first. And even if such a guy multiplies them successfully by getting into the bull market, the profit will also be in the amount of several hundred dollars. And at this time, there are professions where they earn several thousand dollars at once. And let in the first example the money comes multiplying, and in the second adding up, but the initial deposit should be as large as possible so that the investor overtakes the income of an ordinary specialist, an office worker.
But regardless of that we must be aware that regardless of the size in the end everyone will get a share according to their respective portions. Ideally when we invest with a large nominal then the profits obtained will certainly be greater but not everyone can do that because for now especially when talking about the scope of investing in crypto especially in bitcoin (in this forum) we must be aware that most of them are in the middle economic class or even below.

But that is also not an obstacle because in the end when we have good intentions in investing then we have a strategy that we will realize. In investing there are also many methods and we only need to do another scheme when we can't save money in large nominal at once then we only need to do it with the DCA scheme and vice versa.
The most important thing in this case is to remember that at least with the investment we make (of course correctly) then the efforts we make will not betray the results later.
Invest on what you can afford to lose and basing up into the amount that you are capable on doing so. You cant just that be having that all in kind of investing because that would be compromising those priorities on which this is something bad. Saving up money isnt always that pertaining about on trying out save up for emergencies but also it is that being used on when you do have plans on making up some investment or business in the future. If you do know on how to utilize these things then you could have a shot on making your life way more better than when you are just that depending into your day job earnings. Im not that belittling those dayjob earnings but in todays shit economic conditions then you would be able to say that you would be needing up to find for another income source because time will come that those earnings wont be enough or could be able to cope up into your expenses.