Well said, and it's good that you also pointed out the benefits of investing in Bitcoin, especially those with limited discretionary funds, because the major reason why most poor people are hesitant of getting started off with Bitcoin accumulation is because they often see themselves as too poor to get started without realizing that all it takes is to have a discretionary income, and even some who knows and have identified their discretionary income still hold themselves back from getting started, simply because they feel that their discretionary income is very little and wouldn't do any much good for them if they used it to accumulate Bitcoin.
Yeah alot of people keep waiting to build a very large discretionary before they will think of getting started but I think they're just wasting thier time
at the same timeand also missing a lot of buying opportunities, you don't necessarily need to wait until you build a very large discretionary before getting started so long as your discretionary fund is available you can get started as soon as possible no matter how small your discretionary fund is maybe with time you can start increasing your bitcoin purchase rather than waiting to build a very large discretionary before getting started, The most important thing is getting started the level of discretionary fund is not supposed to be use as excuse because Majority of this investors started with a little discretionary but with time they were able to increase thier weekly purchase to that amount which they intend to put in their bitcoin investment every week that's how they
wherewere able to build a very large portfolio had it mean they were also waiting to build a large discretionary fund before getting started definitely they wouldn't have gone this far in thier accumulating journey, so if we also start with the little we have I believe with time we will definitely get to a point where we will want to increase our weekly/ monthly purchase to a reasonable amount.