In the olden days almost all of the signature campaigns paid in bitcoin, and it seems that these days it might be   mixed, yet I suppose whether we are earning in bitcoin or converting our signature campaign into bitcoin, it can surely start to add up, and i will agree that there could be some dynamics that are different if getting paid in bitcoin versus getting paid in dollars (or some other dollar equivalent), yet the calculation is still about how much discretionary income a person has so that he is able to afford to fold all of his signature campaign funds into bitcoin because all of that is extra money that goes beyond his monthly expenses.

…even though you might be able to see various ups and downs in the previous weeks and conclude what is generally a decent price relatively speaking (without necessarily shooting for perfection, but instead shooting for.. o.k... here it is.. this is good enough.. so for example, if the price had been steady in the $116k price range for several days, then you might just set your buy order for within about 20% of the lower end of the price range, and so this week, you might be upset if you made your buy for $116k and then the BTC price shoots down to $109k... but if the beginning of your buying week is Monday, then maybe you wait until Wednesday to buy,.. but if you had not executed your buy by the time Saturday or Sunday comes, then you are going to have to buy at whatever price since your new week is going to come up on Monday again.. and of course, you can set the beginning of the week at any day that you believe is logical for you (perhaps the day that you receive your pay?).