But I bet you will agree with me that Nigerians are better off when they set aside money for investment, from money for spending?. It's just a common thing among us. I don't really know if it's an economical factor, but we always tend to split our income first before making necessary spendings, rather than consuming the entire income until a discretionary left over remains
To be frank many people for this our country nor go fit invest on bitcoin, some people nah by grace dem dey see food eat . So you nor go fit advice those set of persons wey go invest , because nah who dey Alive dey invest . But we nor go fit still hide the fact shey Bitcoin is one of the cheapest investment, wey person go fit start with any amount of money , and with consistency (DCAing) something good can come out from it .
If I remembered correctly in one of my reply sometime this week, I made mentioned of few criteria that might be important for someone who wants to invest in Bitcoin without having the problem you stated, and I think I mentioned something like "how much someone earns, how much the person spends, and how much the person is willing to spend". No doubt, this criteria suits an average Nigerian who have plans to invest in Bitcoin for long. Even though ("how much the person is willing to spend") sounds like a discretionary income, but from the Nigerian aspect, it's literally an investment Income that comes when the investor has made that early splitting. But nevertheless, planning dey very important.
Yeah planning dey really vital because with proper planning , one can actually pull it off . Like for instance most of us wey dey here dey campaign, and this campaign can also serve as a good DCAing ( some percentage of it tho). And some of us here still get weting we dey do outside this space to back things up you get . So country like this if you useless money , yus know sey d kind shege you go see enn e nor go be small one , so man just gat to plan well , even find means to reduce expenses.
