My Past nine months bitcoin journey

[dataispower]

Congrats! You'll make it a habit if you keep this up. I hope you get a raise or have a side job since you're increasing your BTC investment per month. You cannot keep on reducing your food budget can you?

...I was also planning to buy some gaming stuff for my time pass but i dropped that idea for the same reason and decided that i would keep on investing in bitcoin only not any other altcoin also .

Have you explored blockchain games with "play to earn" feature? Rewards are in altcoins but you can always trade them.

I go through the work is nice, for me but i dont know for others, over to the place you made mention of altcoins, no coin that is not good for trading and mostly the coins that have good project, some people taught that bitcoin and the seniors brother is only coin someone can use for trading but generally any coin that is good and recognize can sell in trading market

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[JayJuanGee]

Congrats! You'll make it a habit if you keep this up. I hope you get a raise or have a side job since you're increasing your BTC investment per month. You cannot keep on reducing your food budget can you?

...I was also planning to buy some gaming stuff for my time pass but i dropped that idea for the same reason and decided that i would keep on investing in bitcoin only not any other altcoin also .

Have you explored blockchain games with "play to earn" feature? Rewards are in altcoins but you can always trade them.

I go through the work is nice, for me but i dont know for others, over to the place you made mention of altcoins, no coin that is not good for trading and mostly the coins that have good project, some people taught that bitcoin and the seniors brother is only coin someone can use for trading but generally any coin that is good and recognize can sell in trading market

Nobody is talking about trading here (or even selling)..

or alt coins (shitcoins)

or comparing bitcoin to shitcoins.

This thread is about ways to accumulate bitcoin and manage a bitcoin accumulation strategy.

[aysg76]

Nobody is talking about trading here (or even selling)..

or alt coins (shitcoins)

or comparing bitcoin to shitcoins.

This thread is about ways to accumulate bitcoin and manage a bitcoin accumulation strategy.

There is difference between investing and trading which people need to understand and what I am doing at this time is DCA form of investment strategy which is helping me to accumulate more btc at the same amount.

For making full clarification here is one example of of normal investment vs DCA investment:

Suppose you have $500 with you and want to invest the same in bitcoin then you decided to go all in at one time and then you made investment of $500 in single transaction at say $50k then you would have 0.01BTC with you.

But on the opposite side you decided to invest $500 over three to four times rather than going one time and invested at different prices like in the @OP i have done so could manage to gain more coins at similar $500 investment.

This thread is dedicated to bitcoin investment and if you want to have any altcoin or shitcoin discussion then have it altcoin section because for me btc is the best alternative to safeguard my future against everything and have financial support.

[JayJuanGee]

Nobody is talking about trading here (or even selling)..

or alt coins (shitcoins)

or comparing bitcoin to shitcoins.

This thread is about ways to accumulate bitcoin and manage a bitcoin accumulation strategy.

There is difference between investing and trading which people need to understand and what I am doing at this time is DCA form of investment strategy which is helping me to accumulate more btc at the same amount.

For making full clarification here is one example of of normal investment vs DCA investment:

Suppose you have $500 with you and want to invest the same in bitcoin then you decided to go all in at one time and then you made investment of $500 in single transaction at say $50k then you would have 0.01BTC with you.

But on the opposite side you decided to invest $500 over three to four times rather than going one time and invested at different prices like in the @OP i have done so could manage to gain more coins at similar $500 investment.

This thread is dedicated to bitcoin investment and if you want to have any altcoin or shitcoin discussion then have it altcoin section because for me btc is the best alternative to safeguard my future against everything and have financial support.

I would characterize the distinction of investing in BTC versus trading a bit differently than how you have done aysg76.

Investing has more to do with both the timeline for how long you expect to hold your BTC and also the lessening of emphasis on selling.... Of course, you have complete discretion over how to think about your investment and to consider whether you would like to change your strategy or mindset about your investment at any time. 

The two concepts of investing and trading might have some overlap in the way you think about them or the way that you practice them, but there are ways to attempt to distinguish them in terms of investing having less emphasis on selling and more emphasis on holding for a longer timeline as compared to trading having more emphasis on selling (from time to time) and not necessarily holding for any kind of extended period of time.

With your example of having $500, and choosing how to invest it.  Whether you invest right away or you invest over time, investing all at once would be lump sum investing and investing over time could be dollar cost averaging (DCA) or you could also having a combination of DCA, lump sum investing and buying on dips, which would all be forms of investing.

Trading would end up including selling, and sometimes people sell some or all of their BTC while hoping to buy back lower, and that would be trading.. even though there are ways to argue that if they are accumulating BTC profits, then that could be investing if part of their portfolio is set aside.. but some people have difficulties controlling their gambling inclinations so they may end up selling too much too soon and then not buying back before the price goes back up (well, that is if the price dips).

Part of the reason that I ongoingly emphasize buying and holding and deemphasize selling is because ongoingly buying has tended to be a decently good strategy so long as there is holding of whatever is bought for 4-10 years  or more.. and there is no real reason to conclude that ongoingly buying bitcoin and accumulating of bitcoin is not going to continue to be a decently good ongoing strategy.  Of course, each of us has our own abilities to conclude that we want to sell some or all of our bitcoin position, and from my point of view there is some needs to be careful in terms of managing your own budget and cashflow in order that you do not end up NOT having sufficient amount of cashflow and/or emergency funds.. and also so that you are not tempted to dig into any or all of your bitcoin at a time that is other than your own choosing, but if you try to plan for the long term, such as 4-10 years out or maybe even set some targets regarding reaching fuck you status before starting to cash out... and of course, each of these assessments are individual in nature, and if you accumulate a decent amount of bitcoin, you will likely increase (rather than lessen) the number of options that you have... also the greater that you are in profits - maybe over one or two cycles, you will also start to feel that you have more options - but also hopefully, if you do start to trade or get tempted by other kinds of strategies, then hopefully you recognize and appreciate risks and do not play around with too much of your overall BTC stash.. perhaps less than 10%, but that is also up to each person to assess how to manage his/her BTC portfolio as it becomes larger and large (and presumably it will with time, even though there are no guarantees with that, either).

[aysg76]

Finally I have managed to complete my regular Eight months of Bitcoin DCA investment and was happy and sad at the same time.The happy moments were managed to accumulate more sats at these discounted prices and sad because they are continuously dipping afterwards and now they are at around $33k which is negative sign for holders

But see with my this DCA strategy i have accumulated 0.05BTC with my investments which was not possible for me with one time investment only and see this is power of DCA if you asked.Have secured my future with these investments and plan to carry it for long until i am having funds with me to support it.

Happy bitcoin holders and get yours at some discount prices which you might not get later on.

[JayJuanGee]

Finally I have managed to complete my regular Eight months of Bitcoin DCA investment and was happy and sad at the same time.The happy moments were managed to accumulate more sats at these discounted prices and sad because they are continuously dipping afterwards and now they are at around $33k which is negative sign for holders

But see with my this DCA strategy i have accumulated 0.05BTC with my investments which was not possible for me with one time investment only and see this is power of DCA if you asked.Have secured my future with these investments and plan to carry it for long until i am having funds with me to support it.

Happy bitcoin holders and get yours at some discount prices which you might not get later on.

I see your update in OP.

Very nice 7th and 8th month.. averaging more more than $100 per week for each of those two months.. 

That's great.

And it would be a good thing if you are able to maintain that level of ongoing investment for the coming 4 years (or at least 3 years and 4 months), and yeah of course, if you are not getting close to fuck you status, you are likely advantaged by a certain period in which the BTC prices stay down... even for a decent period time.  And sure, you can reconsider your approach at various points along the way too if you want to change anything but at least $100 per week seems to be a very reasonable amount...

I do have my doubts about your ability to keep going for 4 years or even 8-10 years, but hey, you never know, we might be surprised, but it looks to me that even something like 0.1BTC may well be in the entry level fuck you status in 11 years.. and you are more than half way there in ONLY 8 months...  Look at this.

Of course, my December 23 post in this thread showed that it is quite possible that with something like $100 per month (or even making up for some of your past lower levels of DCA amount) you may well be able to get to 0.428 BTC by the middle of 2025... and gosh that would get you to fuck you status earlier, too - just to project out. .getting to something like 0.8 BTC might well put you at fuck you status in early to mid 2030... and it seems like it could be possible to do that with $100 per week-ish.. even though you feel bad about lower BTC prices, you are able to accumulate more BTC to help getting to some higher possible target levels of BTC accumulation.. which would also cause less pressures in terms of how much the fiat price might need to be for you to feel that you are getting into fuck you status.. as surely some of those measures will also change with the passage of time, too... and needs to continue to reassess along the way and stay more focused on the longer-term... which surely would not be bad for you or anyone else if you are able to get to some kind of close level of fuck you status in 10 years or so (and persistent and aggressive action, even during these dip periods) likely helps to get there faster.. so long as you continue to stay persistent and relatively aggressive - without going over board.. if you over-extend yourself, then you become more likely to panic, too.

[aysg76]

I see your update in OP.

Very nice 7th and 8th month.. averaging more more than $100 per week for each of those two months.. 

That's great.

And it would be a good thing if you are able to maintain that level of ongoing investment for the coming 4 years (or at least 3 years and 4 months), and yeah of course, if you are not getting close to fuck you status, you are likely advantaged by a certain period in which the BTC prices stay down... even for a decent period time.  And sure, you can reconsider your approach at various points along the way too if you want to change anything but at least $100 per week seems to be a very reasonable amount...

Yeah these two months have been great for me as i finally managed to cross $100/week for bitcoin investment in them and that was really big thing for me.As you said i am compiling all the months update in the @OP only for full fledged comparison and nice representation for other members as well.

The $100 per week was too big when i first started to invest through this eight months ago as was thinking that small amounts would be sufficient enough like $30-$40 per week but then as promised to keep the amounts growing per week i thought of going it that way only if some problem arises also.But to my astonishment not much of problems were there in $100 accumulation phase and now i am happy for it meanwhile and now it's all good.

I do have my doubts about your ability to keep going for 4 years or even 8-10 years, but hey, you never know, we might be surprised, but it looks to me that even something like 0.1BTC may well be in the entry level fuck you status in 11 years.. and you are more than half way there in ONLY 8 months...  Look at this.

At this accumulation phase I have pledged to go for long and manage funds by hook or crook to safeguard myself from the future inflation and yes i might surprise you with my long term investment strategy on which you have some doubts but can't predict the future correctly as only assumptions could be made.But will still try my best to keep this going for long period.

You have said about 0.1 btc is sufficient to gain some good status and i am worth more than that but to correct you i am currently at 0.05 btc accumulation with my investment over these eight months but will surely reach that level soon of which I am guaranteed about because not too long period gap is there.

even though you feel bad about lower BTC prices, you are able to accumulate more BTC to help getting to some higher possible target levels of BTC accumulation.. which would also cause less pressures in terms of how much the fiat price might need to be for you to feel that you are getting into fuck you status.. as surely some of those measures will also change with the passage of time, too... and needs to continue to reassess along the way and stay more focused on the longer-term... which surely would not be bad for you or anyone else if you are able to get to some kind of close level of fuck you status in 10 years or so (and persistent and aggressive action, even during these dip periods) likely helps to get there faster.. so long as you continue to stay persistent and relatively aggressive - without going over board.. if you over-extend yourself, then you become more likely to panic, too.

Was sad about btc going down the other way but that's true was happy as I was able to gain more sats at low prices because you see after a long time we have seen them below $35k and after some years it will never be the same.Like can we have the opportunity to invest at $100 or so in btc now? The answer is simple NO so just get as much you can because after 2 years only we might not see this ever.

[aysg76]

Due to some reasons was not able to update the thread with this month investment but have never thought of abandoning the thread as have promised to update it as long as i can along with my DCA investment journey.

Will prepare the chart soon and will send the progress report to all members here soon and boost some morale of the members that Bitcoin investment can be life changing for them and it's must for us to invest in it.Maybe tomorrow only the thread will be updated with the previous month investment and this time it was same.

[JayJuanGee]

Due to some reasons was not able to update the thread with this month investment but have never thought of abandoning the thread as have promised to update it as long as i can along with my DCA investment journey.

Will prepare the chart soon and will send the progress report to all members here soon and boost some morale of the members that Bitcoin investment can be life changing for them and it's must for us to invest in it.Maybe tomorrow only the thread will be updated with the previous month investment and this time it was same.

I just looked at OP, and it is a little confusing regarding either when it was last updated and also which months correspond to each of you depicted months.  It may be good to clarify those points...

[Ultegra134]

Due to some reasons was not able to update the thread with this month investment but have never thought of abandoning the thread as have promised to update it as long as i can along with my DCA investment journey.

Will prepare the chart soon and will send the progress report to all members here soon and boost some morale of the members that Bitcoin investment can be life changing for them and it's must for us to invest in it.Maybe tomorrow only the thread will be updated with the previous month investment and this time it was same.

I just looked at OP, and it is a little confusing regarding either when it was last updated and also which months correspond to each of you depicted months.  It may be good to clarify those points...

I also cannot understand if OP has updated his journey or not, is the 8th month considered to be February? It's mentioned that he did not have enough time to update the starting post, but it's not clear when it was lastly updated. Kind of confusing, @aysg76 I'd suggest to use dates, at least mention month and year on each month that passes by (02/2022, 03/2022). Hadn't read an update for quite long and not sure where you left off, it's a shame that for such a petty mistake, makes it hard to comprehend how time progresses throughout your Bitcoin journey. It's an interesting approach, just make sure you mention which month is which in the starting post to make it more clear.

[JayJuanGee]

I think the OP is really a person who is quite careful in keeping track of the investment transactions he has made so far, seeing every detail made in this thread, I feel that the OP is a trader who likes to make short-term trades and take profits from every round of transactions he makes , but I quite applaud the OP who records every transaction in sufficient detail and to me it's obviously very tedious .
I personally am not a trader who has a lot of capital in making an investment, and for now I prefer to hold my bitcoins for a long time rather than trade short term.

You have not read the OP.

He says he is buying for the long term, and there is no reason to believe that he is selling or planning to sell, except your reading into the situation....

Of course, one of the difficulties in any long term investment, including BTC would be the first several years that your holdings are small and they might NOT be in profits or there is a bit of uncertainty about long term ability to make profits. 

With BTC, there has been a lot of pay-off for folks who kept investing and who have held for 4 years or longer.. and for sure, the longer that folks have been able to hold (and maybe even keeping on investing during that time), the more likely their investment into BTC has been paying off for them.

Your implication that it is not easy to buy and hold for the long term is surely correct, especially with an asset like bitcoin that has historically been quite volatile and has tended to scare the shit out of people, even some people who had already been investing into it for a long time, but likely more scary (relatively speaking) for the newer entrants into it.

[tuertezii]

It's really not bragging, in the face of a powerful test, without exception, they all succumb to power. Only Bitcoin, withstood the test.

[Maestro75]

My question to OP will be to find out if the total cash spent on accumulation of the bitcoin is not less than what he would have gotten if he had kept all the cash in stable coin and bought when bitcoin price crashed? Am thinking sometimes the purchase at intervals does not pay off, maybe op will disagree to this.

[JayJuanGee]

My question to OP will be to find out if the total cash spent on accumulation of the bitcoin is not less than what he would have gotten if he had kept all the cash in stable coin and bought when bitcoin price crashed? Am thinking sometimes the purchase at intervals does not pay off, maybe op will disagree to this.

If you have already come to a decision (conclusion) that bitcoin is a good long term investment, then one of the best practices is to figure out some kind of way to buy in regularly, rather than waiting for dips that might cause you to frequently be waiting for dips without pushing the buy button and therefore not being prepared for UP when the time comes... frequently unexpectedly.

Of course, you can develop a strategy that combines regular buying (dollar cost averaging/DCA), lump sum investing and buying on dips.. but I will wager that you are going to fuck yourself out of a lot of psychological stake in the game by failing/refusing to regularly invest into bitcoin.. and furthermore your failure/refusal to put psychological stake in the game also results in your being inadequately prepared for UP when it comes and also contributes to your failing/refusing to actively pursue research into bitcoin in order that you can learn that it happens to likely be the best investment that you are likely to come across.. including its asymmetric UPpity nature and the ability for the poorest of the world to get involved into buying bitcoin - even though historically poor people have been locked out/excluded from a lot of investment types.  

So, yeah, you can choose to overthink the matter and attempt to nickle and dime your timing into getting into bitcoin, and I would wager that you are likely way the fuck better off to get started investing into bitcoin as soon as possible and figure out some kind of a budget and plan that is reasonable/prudent for yourself.. while considering your investment into bitcoin to be a long timeline of at least 4-10 years rather than considering how much or whether you might be profitable in such investment in shorter timeframes...

And by the way.. don't be screwing around, diluting your bitcoin investment or getting distracted into any of the so many shitcoins.  In that regard, stick with investing into bitcoin first, and maybe after you have been investing into bitcoin for a few years and studied what makes bitcoin different from other investments, including shitcoins, then you might consider exploring whether you might still want to research and invest into some other non-bitcoin project or coin.

[aysg76]

The thread has been updated with my 9^th month of Bitcoin DCA journey and apologies for being late this time as have told you all previously that was busy somewhere else but have now taken out time to update the thread.

This time I went on different approach and invested $100 each week without expanding the incremented amount because there were some fund issue on my side but still decided to cope up and not hinder my investment journey which i have started so somehow managed funds.See we need to go some miles extra if we want to reach our destination and mine is still far away so going back is not a option now and getting profits also.

Will answer the above questions soon .

[JayJuanGee]

The thread has been updated with my 9^th month of Bitcoin DCA journey and apologies for being late this time as have told you all previously that was busy somewhere else but have now taken out time to update the thread.

This time I went on different approach and invested $100 each week without expanding the incremented amount because there were some fund issue on my side but still decided to cope up and not hinder my investment journey which i have started so somehow managed funds.See we need to go some miles extra if we want to reach our destination and mine is still far away so going back is not a option now and getting profits also.

Will answer the above questions soon .

I guess that one sign that you are being sufficiently aggressive is that you are having to struggle in order to continue to carry out the regular buying.

Of course, you do not want to end up in a situation in which you have over done it.. so you gotta make sure that you are otherwise managing your money and keeping sufficient funds for emergencies so you do not have to dip into your bitcoin until it reaches a decently high and profitable status..   That would be the better case scenario... so ultimately I am glad that you were able to reach $100 per week investment/buying levels.... and of course, only you know your personal circumstances and how much sacrifice that you are having to make in order to continue to dedicate your $100 per week to buying bitcoin..   Congratulations.

[Cookdata]

The thread has been updated with my 9^th month of Bitcoin DCA journey and apologies for being late this time as have told you all previously that was busy somewhere else but have now taken out time to update the thread.

This time I went on different approach and invested $100 each week without expanding the incremented amount because there were some fund issue on my side but still decided to cope up and not hinder my investment journey which i have started so somehow managed funds.See we need to go some miles extra if we want to reach our destination and mine is still far away so going back is not a option now and getting profits also.

Will answer the above questions soon .

I must say that you are well disciplined to be able to do this for straight 8 months into doing dollar cost average, I hope you are still eating enough, I don't joke about food, you need to be fit in other to survive the two jobs without harming the inner system.

The current price of Bitcoin at $40,888, $2800 will give you roughly 0.06848 which is slightly bigger than the current amount of BTC you were able to accumulate, wouldn't it be better to stack the $$ and buy bitcoin during the dip times. From July 14 of last year till now, bitcoin has dipped multiple times. You would have been able to get more of Bitcoin instead of weekly buy that will end up at high prices.

[JayJuanGee]

The thread has been updated with my 9^th month of Bitcoin DCA journey and apologies for being late this time as have told you all previously that was busy somewhere else but have now taken out time to update the thread.

This time I went on different approach and invested $100 each week without expanding the incremented amount because there were some fund issue on my side but still decided to cope up and not hinder my investment journey which i have started so somehow managed funds.See we need to go some miles extra if we want to reach our destination and mine is still far away so going back is not a option now and getting profits also.

Will answer the above questions soon .

I must say that you are well disciplined to be able to do this for straight 8 months into doing dollar cost average, I hope you are still eating enough, I don't joke about food, you need to be fit in other to survive the two jobs without harming the inner system.

The current price of Bitcoin at $40,888, $2800 will give you roughly 0.06848 which is slightly bigger than the current amount of BTC you were able to accumulate, wouldn't it be better to stack the $$ and buy bitcoin during the dip times. From July 14 of last year till now, bitcoin has dipped multiple times. You would have been able to get more of Bitcoin instead of weekly buy that will end up at high prices.

How is anyone going to know dips before they happen?  It seems to me that a lot of people who buy on a weekly basis will attempt to time their buys within each week, and if you attempt to move those buys out and spread them out during a month or something like that, aren't you going to run an equal risk of failing to adequately prepare for UP in case a dip does not happen?  

It's all fine and dandy to say that you "should have bought on the dip" but the vast majority of normal people really do not know these things in advance with any kind of reasonableness...beyond gambling.

Do you know the BTC price in advance?  What's your level of confidence?  what if you are wrong and the BTC price doubles rather than halves as you expect?

[aysg76]

I guess that one sign that you are being sufficiently aggressive is that you are having to struggle in order to continue to carry out the regular buying.

Of course, you do not want to end up in a situation in which you have over done it.. so you gotta make sure that you are otherwise managing your money and keeping sufficient funds for emergencies so you do not have to dip into your bitcoin until it reaches a decently high and profitable status..   That would be the better case scenario... so ultimately I am glad that you were able to reach $100 per week investment/buying levels.... and of course, only you know your personal circumstances and how much sacrifice that you are having to make in order to continue to dedicate your $100 per week to buying bitcoin..   Congratulations.

Actually i am not agressively making strategic DCA investments but with my concent and having fund management in advance.The struggle to invest in bitcoin is real but it's fun at the same way knowing how much secure my future would be with these investments today.We all need to take some risk and return associated with them will be delivered with time and for bitcoin I am pretty much sure the revival and growth opportunities are enormous as more countries are accepting it and each company wants it on balance sheet so just imagine the returns for that later on.

Speaking of funds I was having sufficient funds to carry on with my regular investment like in the past but the funds emergency arised was of known one and he needs money and I couldn't say him No so there was certain imbalance on my part of DCA investment so was having some funds left around $350 to invest for the month so decided to give it extra shoot of $50 and go on with $100 weekly so that this journey is not disturbed at all.Till now the money inflow is fine from job and all expenses are also sorted out and also have some funds stored in case of need so that set aside for bitcoin is only for it.

My food habits are also good and it's not like that i have left the junk for life and whenever i feel some cravings say once or twice a month i eat them at restaurant or order online so it's also good.Meanwhile having some healthy diet is also good for me and now I am used to it.Till the time i have funds it can go on the similar way.

[JayJuanGee]

I guess that one sign that you are being sufficiently aggressive is that you are having to struggle in order to continue to carry out the regular buying.

Of course, you do not want to end up in a situation in which you have over done it.. so you gotta make sure that you are otherwise managing your money and keeping sufficient funds for emergencies so you do not have to dip into your bitcoin until it reaches a decently high and profitable status..   That would be the better case scenario... so ultimately I am glad that you were able to reach $100 per week investment/buying levels.... and of course, only you know your personal circumstances and how much sacrifice that you are having to make in order to continue to dedicate your $100 per week to buying bitcoin..   Congratulations.

Actually i am not agressively making strategic DCA investments but with my concent and having fund management in advance.The struggle to invest in bitcoin is real but it's fun at the same way knowing how much secure my future would be with these investments today.

We might be quibbling about definitions in terms of what is sufficiently aggressive, here?

I would say that having a budget in which you are having to stretch your funds to make sure that you buy enough bitcoin every week while having some hesitations regarding if you have enough money including that you have your emergency fund and other expenses covered would be sufficiently aggressive.

If you are engaging in gambling and leveraging and taking from your expenses to hope that you have enough money 3 months down the road because you put a lot of it in bitcoin and you are worried about the bitcoin price going out so you can use that money to pay for your expenses, then I would say that is overly aggressive.

I suppose on the other hand, if you are holding onto a lot of extra cash and waiting for a dip, and each week you have several hundred extra coming in that you could invest into bitcoin, but you are ONLY investing $100 into bitcoin, then maybe you are too whimpy in your bitcoin investment..   

Actually, there is a bit of a sliding scale here because I would not consider some kind of formula that is 1/2 or even 2/3 of the extra cash to be saved for buying on the dip to be overly whimpy.. but surely 2/3 would be getting on the borderline, at least for me, for considering that to be overly whimpy... so for example, you might have a certain budget for buying on dips, and maybe you have already allocated some of that money for buying on dips, but the recent BTC price action causes you to conclude that maybe you do not have enough for buying on dips.. so therefore, you allocate more for buying on dips as that money comes in.. so then the question becomes in the event that your BTC stash is not even close to fuck you status and is pretty damned small, then how much of that incoming cashflow are you actually spending every single week (right away in other words) to buy BTC... so if you are spending a lot of your incoming cashflow, then seems to me to be sufficiently aggressive, but if you are holding back a decent amount of your cashflow then you might be neither sufficiently aggressive and bordering upon whimpy status... hahahaahaha 

We all need to take some risk and return associated with them will be delivered with time and for bitcoin I am pretty much sure the revival and growth opportunities are enormous as more countries are accepting it and each company wants it on balance sheet so just imagine the returns for that later on.

You likely do not need to convince me or too many other regular bitcoiners about the bullish case for bitcoin, and for sure, part of the reason to be aggressive with your regular BTC buys and even to be "sufficiently aggressive" is to attempt to better prepare yourself for those bullish case scenarios playing out and the risk that if you are less aggressive or even whimpy in your preparations, you will likely be kicking yourself when the bullish cases for bitcoin end up playing out.. and for sure, I am not even suggesting that the bullish case for bitcoin scenario is guaranteed.. but there is an angle to being sufficiently aggressive that allows the consideration that ongoing investing in bitcoin remains an asymmetric bet to the upside, and sufficiently aggressive investors are likely to feel much better in the years to come than those who had decided (or ended up) playing out whimpily or overly whimpy in their BTC investment/accumulation approach.

Speaking of funds I was having sufficient funds to carry on with my regular investment like in the past but the funds emergency arised was of known one and he needs money and I couldn't say him No so there was certain imbalance on my part of DCA investment so was having some funds left around $350 to invest for the month so decided to give it extra shoot of $50 and go on with $100 weekly so that this journey is not disturbed at all.Till now the money inflow is fine from job and all expenses are also sorted out and also have some funds stored in case of need so that set aside for bitcoin is only for it.

From your description, I would categorize your situation as sufficiently aggressive... when you are somewhat struggling to continue to maintain at least $100 per week, then those struggles are real...

Actually, you likely recall that I have been telling people about bitcoin in real life for years and years.. and I have a relative who has a pretty decent budget, and she is buying less than $100 per week, even though she could likely be quite a bit more aggressive based on her own finances and based on what bitcoin represents.. but she chooses to be less aggressive... and for sure there is some choice involved and for sure, it is better that she is investing something rather than nothing.. but for sure, she does not seem to really understand the bullish case for bitcoin very well.. ... and there are quite a few others like that who are just making token investments into bitcoin, and sometimes I wonder if some of those folks might be selling at a loss during times like this... I have not checked in with my relative since late November, so I am not really sure if she continued her previous regular DCA .. even through December, January and February... Sometimes I am afraid to check in because I am afraid of what she might tell me and it has to do with her seeming ongoing whimpiness.. but she did start around the same time as you.. probably around $50 per week or something like that.  Maybe you could have a little friendly competition with her?  hahahahahaha... see who does better?

My food habits are also good and it's not like that i have left the junk for life and whenever i feel some cravings say once or twice a month i eat them at restaurant or order online so it's also good.Meanwhile having some healthy diet is also good for me and now I am used to it.Till the time i have funds it can go on the similar way.

For sure, your starting premise in OP has to do with cutting some of your expenses, and the fact that some of the expenses that you were cutting were likely NOT good for your health created another double benefit... but many of us know that there are likely a lot of ways that we can shave some of our expenses in order to be able to start some kind of investment into something else.. and surely, if we do not really have extra cash.. then it is likely that we have to make some kind of conscious effort to consider what we are able to cut in order to add our new investment into our regular weekly/monthly budget.

When I was quite young and first living on my own (moved out from my parents), I already figured that I needed to put 10% of my income aside and to save and invest with that 10%.. and so I started that kind of a practice quite early in life.. but I was not always successful in the ways that I ended up investing it.. and I felt like I was a bit of a ignorant person for my choices.. but for sure, there were not so many options that were available for relatively small investors..

and for sure, I can see why some currently young investors get attracted into shitcoins because they are options that are available that compete for attention that might otherwise go to bitcoin.. and so by the time that I got into bitcoin in late 2013, I had already established a pretty decent investment portfolio that I could just figure out a strategy to allocate into bitcoin, so I did not do the same kind of beginner levels of removing expenses.. because I had already been doing that for more than 25 years by the time that I got into bitcoin... but the removal and adjustment of expenses is a practice that any of us can do, especially if we might not want to change our investment practices in some other areas, and if we are wanting to add bitcoin to our investment portfolio..

 I understand that a lot of people (both young and old but probably particularly young folks) do not hardly have any other investments besides bitcoin and cash, so there only investments might be deciding whether to hold bitcoin or to hold cash.. but if they build the size of their overall savings, then they might want to try to have other assets too, such as property and equities but I have no problem if people first want to build their portfolio based on ONLY bitcoin and cash before diversifying into any other investments, and then once their bitcoin portfolio starts to get bigger, then they might want to consider other investments (not necessarily shitcoins) based on their own circumstances and comforts.