I disagree with you on this bro, someone may not have a stable source of income, but have discretionary income at the end of the day, possibly someone who's income is not very stable might have less expenses to take care of and as a result still have a good discretionary income after taking care of his little expenses, such a person should not wait to stabilize his income first, but jump in with his part of his discretionary income and start accumulating bitcoin consistently and with commitment while building out backup funds alongside their accumulating bitcoin.
I agree with @sticky bomb, because someone may not have steady source of income but can have a discretionary income from his or her source of income. People with this mentality that someone need to have a steady source of income before the person can start investing in bitcoin are getting it wrongly, because what you need to start investing in bitcoin is you discretionary income , as in a left over money after you must have settled your needs and expenses either for week or for the month. If you can be able to make your discretionary income available from your main source of income then you can start investing in bitcoin with consistently with commitment and building up your emergency fund and your back up funds alongside your bitcoin investment.
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It's important to invest in Bitcoin, especially if you are aware of what benefit you will get by investing in Bitcoin. Those who have discretionary income should invest that in bitcoin without giving it a second thought. Those who don't have any spare money should start thinking about how they can generate additional income that they can invest in Bitcoin. These days their are lots of options available which you can avail to earn money. It's upto a person that how much he is enthusiastic about investing in Bitcoin. If he is committed, then he will eventually find ways of investing in bitcoin.