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Quote from: Wakate on Today at 04:40:35 PM

Absolutely correct and I hope many investors would understand this and stop investing all they have on Bitcoin without left over that can be used to take care of emergency bills that might come unexpectedly. Being a crypto investor is not all about buying and holding Bitcoin for as long as possible but making sure that their are funds ability Incase we find ourselves in circumstances that needed fund to keep us safe and out of reproach that could make us a laughing stock.

There is what we call discretionary income, as an investor you should figure this out of your income, there is also emergency funds which I believe that all investors understands that emergency funds are primarily funds set aside to tackle emergency which are unexpected occurrence why you are going about your investment, this emergency funds should be on its separate place and as investor don't ever think if making use of this for investment purpose because this fund is what will help you not to rely on your investment for solving emergency needs.
This is the reason why every investor should make sure the weigh their income, share it evenly in different parts, the investment should be on it own and that should be when you might have making provisions for everything, they emergency funds well kept then you can invest with the remaining funds which is now the discretionary income, this discretionary might be huge amount because it depends on the investor's income daily, weekly monthly.

Separating emergency funds from investment money is one of the most important habits an investor can develop too many people dive into opportunities without first creating a cushion and when unexpected situations appear they are forced to pull money out of investments often at the worst possible moment an emergency fund provides stability and peace of mind it allows an investor to stay patient with the market even during periods of volatility. Discretionary income is where investment decisions should come from once basic needs are covered and an emergency fund is in place the remaining portion becomes available for building wealth using only discretionary funds keeps investments healthier because the money is not tied to day to day survival this creates freedom to hold long term positions without the stress of needing to liquidate quickly.

An emergency fund should sit completely separate from investment accounts not touched no matter how tempting it might feel during market opportunities its purpose is to protect against sudden medical bills job loss car repairs or other unexpected expenses the presence of this safety net prevents unnecessary financial pressure and helps maintain consistency with an investment strategy. Different people set aside different amounts some keep three months of expenses others prefer six months or more depending on responsibilities and lifestyle the larger the safety net the more confidence an investor will feel when committing discretionary income toward higher risk or long term ventures.