I think the only problem we would have in terms of being aggressive in accumulating and buying bitcoin is when we over do it, that is why it’s necessary for an investor to have a financial plans how to be aggressive knowing when to be cautious, we can decide to be aggressive with all our discretionary income but we should also consider the financial implications by also having our various financial strategies on how to manage our Bitcoin investments and how to be on a sustainable preference. I believe that our level of aggressiveness will depend on the amount of discretionary income that we have and what we can actually deal with, so it’s a choice if we want to go 100% or we want to consider having to sustain our investment.
Investing in BTC doesn't have to be complicated as long as we have an emergency fund and health insurance. Using discretionary funds to buy BTC is certainly a viable option. With discretionary funds, we're already secure, as it's the money left over from living expenses. So, I think we can be very aggressive in using that money to buy BTC. If we aggressively buy BTC, we'll certainly profit in the future if we hold it for more than 10 years. However, I don't think it's a problem if we're not aggressive, as long as we buy BTC regularly, such as weekly or monthly.
If our discretionary income is large, it will certainly make us more comfortable because it's easier to manage. However, the biggest disadvantage, in my opinion, is having discretionary income but not setting aside a large or small amount of money to buy BTC. So, if we buy BTC, accumulate it, and save it for the long term, we'll certainly profit in the future.