Quote from: Loyang on Today at 09:50:07 AM

Quote from: WhoYouCantKill on Today at 09:20:26 AM

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If a person uses emergency funds to buy aggressively, it will not be the right approach at all. As you said, at the end of the investment stage. Even at the end of building your portfolio, if you buy with emergency funds, it will not be the right approach at all. Because your time is not over yet. If you face any financial disaster during this time, how will you deal with this financial crisis? So investing with emergency funds will never be the right decision.

You should be aggressive depending on your financial situation. If you are not aggressive depending on your financial situation, then you may face big risks after a while. For example, if you invest with the money you need, then you will have to sell your holdings or take a loan from someone. So it is always best to be aggressive depending on your financial situation.

Everyone's financial situation can be different, although most people probably have a similar intention: to invest in Bitcoin more consistently and aggressively. Everyone probably always sets aside three funds when planning to undertake something or invest: an emergency fund, which is essentially set aside for emergencies; a second fund, which is used for daily expenses for routine living expenses; and a third, investment capital, which is essentially used to purchase Bitcoin. This capital is usually allocated specifically each month from one's regular income.

So, a smart investor must understand their own circumstances and understand how to allocate funds to these three areas so they can always be prepared for adverse conditions when they arise unexpectedly. While I fundamentally disagree that emergency funds must be used for investing, even if the investment is Bitcoin, I greatly commend those who deliberately set aside funds specifically for buying Bitcoin. Bitcoin is a very unique asset and deserves a special focus, accumulating it aggressively and consistently.