I think you’re getting it a little bit wrong, definitely we know that we need a discretionary income to invest in Bitcoin, and not a steady source of income, but in a slightly reasonable position, someone who is jobless and doesn’t earn money can literally not be able to buy or invest in Bitcoin because you need money to buy bitcoin, that is why we need a source of income, and it’s from that income or cashflow whatever you wish to call it that we get our discretionary income which we can afford to use and buy our bitcoin most especially after paying our bills and expenses, so like I said I think you got the statement wrongly, it’s more like this works with a strategy, I think it’s also good to hold on if we discover that we’re short of discretionary income, and probably continue when we have a discretionary income available.
We need to find discretionary income. Just because we have a source of income does not mean we can find discretionary income. We need to find discretionary income through proper financial management. While investing, we will have to reduce our extra expenses like eating out etc. All these expenses will be reduced. Because if you can reduce all these expenses then you can buy more aggressively with that extra expense, that amount of money. So we have to reduce all the extra expenses.
You should continue to buy continuously depending on your discretionary income. If a person does not buy depending on his discretionary income, then he may put his investment at risk after a while. For example, if he invests with emergency money, if he needs that amount of money, he may have to sell the investment. Therefore, a person should continue to buy continuously depending on his discretionary income by adopting the DCA method.