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Since we are using discretionary income to accumulate bitcoin, there's no problem if an investor decides to invest aggressively in bitcoin all the time because he is using the money that is not meant for his expenses to invest in bitcoin, and he can use his discretionary income the way that pleases him. Investing aggressively in bitcoin has been discussed so many times on this thread and on the buy the dip and hodl thread, but it seems a lot of members are still misunderstanding the concept of investing aggressively in bitcoin. Investing aggressively in Bitcoin isn't only when you use $200 or $500 to accumulate Bitcoin; as far as you are consistent in accumulating Bitcoin weekly or monthly with $5, you are investing aggressively in Bitcoin because that is your level of aggressiveness, and you aren't also overdoing it.

Many people don't understand aggressive investing. They may think that pouring in more money means aggressive investing, which in reality is not the case. But the reality is that an investor can be aggressive by controlling his risk, that means, if he invests all his discretionary income, it is an aggressive investment, but it is not risky. As a result, the investor will be able to grow his Bitcoin portfolio. There are some investors who wait for the dip as a strategy. If they do not do that, but use their discretionary income money regularly over the long term, then he will be able to build a good portfolio. If the investor invests more than he can afford, it will certainly be acceptable ‍and he will definitely be able to acquire a large portfolio of Bitcoin in the future.

Investing aggressively in Bitcoin isn't that bad if you are doing it within your discretionary income, what's bad there is that some Investors tends to invest in Bitcoin aggressively and get carried away by start investing with money that is meant for their upkeeps, that is where it's wrong, if you are investing aggressively within the range of your discretionary income and your emergency and reserve funds are in place you have nothing to worry about because it's the right thing you are doing especially if you are still lagging behind in your accumulation journey, so in essence of what am trying to say is that accumulating Bitcoin aggressively is not a terrible idea if you are doing it the right way, where the problem are is when you are investing more than the discretionary income you have, that's where the problem is.

At some point every investor would likely be aggressive in their accumulation but then some priorities have to be gotten right too, a low income earner shouldn't go all aggressive cause maybe their friends who introduced them into bitcoin investment is doing so, starting slow foe such folk is not a bad idea, Bitcoin investment should best be done according to one's income and how much they can spare from the discretionary into the investment.

People shouldn't forget that asides Bitcoin investment there's still other important things to settle on a daily basis and feeding is one of them therefore every investor should set their investment priorities right and know when to go aggressively and when also when to accumulate slowly.

A low income earner can also be aggressive in his own way, so long as they are doing it within their discretionary income then nothing is wrong, their friends that introduced them can be aggressive on a higher scale. It's not only those that are too buoyant that should go aggressive with their bitcoin Investments, the opportunity is bound for all, you just have to be strategic in your approach, but then this is not to say you should go starving while investing, be intentional about your strategy, figure out the duration to which you want to stay aggressive and stay true to it till your done. I also believe being aggressive with your investment is not a one-way ticket, you could always relax your aggression a little bit hence you're facing some hiccups pending when your done sorting yourself out.

I agree with you, because a low income earner can also be aggressive in buying bitcoin just within his or her discretionary income. Less say a low income discretionary income is $100 for week or for month while his or her friend discretionary income is $1000 for the week or for month, both parties can still be aggressive in buying bitcoin just within their own discretionary. Now less say a low income earner is buying bitcoin with $50 and then allocate the rest of the fund to his or her emergency fund and backup fund, now with that $50 he or she is using in buying bitcoin he or she is being aggressive why because that is the investor level of aggressiveness. Now less say his friend or her friend who's discretionary is large now decide to be buying bitcoin with $600 the investor is also buying bitcoin aggressively and that is investor level of aggressiveness. So you see both parties are being aggressive in buying bitcoin but according to the level of their discretionary income.