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Yes, you are right that investing in bitcoin does require a little planning and also readiness. Because these two factors do play an important role in our bitcoin investment. But besides this, I think we also have to be brave to start, because even though we have planning and readiness, but do not dare to start, of course it is also not good. Because basically starting to dare to buy bitcoin is the most important thing. Because there are so many people who make too complicated plans, but in the end they are stuck in the thought that they have to buy bitcoin when the price drops. So that's why I personally emphasize that investing in bitcoin is not complicated, because the point is you only need to have discretionary income regardless of the nominal amount, the most important thing is that it can be deposited on the exchange, I think that's good enough. And only then can you learn bitcoin little by little while running periodic accumulation or DCA.

This explanation is very contradictory and complicated to me, you are kind of saying one thing and at the same time saying the opposite, if there is planning and readiness what stops you from starting? After saying we also have to be brave to start, we have already concluded that we must not have everything perfectly planned and ready before starting or in order to get started, the most important first is to find out whether or not we have discretionary income just as you stated and if there is we are good to go and of course that will increases the chances of leaning Bitcoin more and improve in various kind of way that they are not doing well.

The fact that one has made plans on starting and is ready means they're good to go, I don't really understand where the bravery comes in or does the investor needs people like JayJuanGee and other strong holder to come in physical and motivate them daily before they'll know the right thing is to start once their discretionary is intact.

What people don't understand is that they don't need too much motivation to succeed, or know everything about Bitcoin before investing, knowing the basics is enough to get started and once the discretionary is intact then they're good to go, bitcoin investment is not something that's very tough to understand, once you've started you'll gradually learn more on the long run.

I think the bravery he’s talking about is not the physical strength or motivation, the Bravery comes to play when he decides to invest and goes ahead to do it. As a newbie stepping into a field he’s not familiar or confident with, it takes bravery cos normally newbies fear have a certain level of fear in them so overcoming that is bravery.
Bitcoin can be easy to understand and invest in but for someone totally new, it takes courage to put your money in an investment you don’t really know much on. So by overcoming that first huddle, with time he’ll get to know more about bitcoin investment and possibly increase his holdings.

This is another reason the use of a discretionary income is prioritize and with the help of the DCA strategy, I don't see buying Bitcoin for a beginner as bravery because anyone buying is simply taken position for what will become of Bitcoin in the future, Bitcoin is not just a trend if we consider necessity as a mother of invention, whether anyone buys Bitcoin or not is there choice and will be responsible for their actions and inaction, we should be grateful for such investment as Bitcoin rather than admitting any forms of bravery.

surely buying bitcoin is by choice and anyone is responsible for there action or inaction as you have rightly said, but we can not deny the fact that everyone is different, which implies that what is simple to you may not be simple to some folks. and as a result of that, it takes courage for many to invest in bitcoin, knowing their money is invested in a volatile asset that is unstable regardless of how important bitcoin is. a person can only be grateful to what they know and have witnessed the value added advantage. but can not be grateful to what they know nothing about. but if they are still newbie and have less knowledge and still have the conviction to embrace bitcoin by given it a trial, then we can assume there action to be a brave one. there action can only be classified not being brave is after knowing the full potential of bitcoin and still being afraid to buy.