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Still, some investors struggle to find discretionary income from their income stream and the level of struggle and periodic efforts to $10-$20 Bitcoin (per week) over time as consistent efforts can lead to a decent level in the future.
Still, some investors struggle to find discretionary income from their income stream and the level of struggle and periodic efforts to $10-$20 Bitcoin (per week) over time as consistent efforts can lead to a decent level in the future.
You still tend to make bitcoin investment look like a do or die affair. When someone's income is not able to handle his basic responsibilities making it hard for him to generate a discretionary income, how do you still advise the person to invest? First is having your discretionary income ready. Some low income Earners don't have enough to keep a family. I would suggest that in that case, an alternative source of income is advised. With this income source, a person can now invest in bitcoin with the discretionary income that he generates from there. Bitcoin is not a death sentence, you don't invest at the expense of your basic responsibilities.
I think you missed the point. You need to be long-term in investing and you need to be competent in the basics for example, if you are new to Bitcoin investing, you need to understand what discretionary income is, where it comes from and how much discretionary income is good for you. It is better to accumulate Bitcoin from your ongoing discretionary income than to have discretionary income ready. Discretionary income saved for Bitcoin investment may be spent or wasted on other sectors, so you should focus on accumulation Bitcoin immediately every week or every month.
Discretionary income is the amount left after meeting the basic needs of the family. If you do not know this basic concept, you should be interested in knowing. If someone tells you that investment is the first priority, then he is completely confused and wants to make you poor.