Buy Buy Buy or Sell Sell Sell?

[Popkon6]

. Therefore, before investing, you first need a strong income source,

No i disapprove of this statement here bro, you must not have a strong income source before you invest and start your Bitcoin accumulation journey, what you just need is a discretionary income and the basic knowledge to start, because their are so many guys out there that has a source of income or an income source but still can't figure out their discretionary income, so discretionary income is the key funds needed to start, not by having income source, even though it's also important.
Additional, a Bitcoin investor needs to understand that the size of his stash is what's going to determine how profitable and successful he might be in the future, that is why constant accumulation is important, so as to build a good stash that can change his financial status forever.

I totally agree with you, most times some people feel or think what they need is a steady or stable source of income and a huge amount of money but in reality and actual sense it doesn't work that way. What is needed to start Bitcoin investment is just our leftover funds that is the money that remains after all necessary needs have been taken care of and the leftover funds or money is also the same funds we figure out our emergency funds from

If a person wants to invest in Bitcoin, he must have the ability to take the most risk. If a low-income person invests in Bitcoin regularly, he will definitely be successful. Because there is a DCA method for him, if he buys Bitcoin between $ 5 and $ 50 every week and continues to buy Bitcoin regularly for a long time, there is no doubt that he will be able to create a large Bitcoin amount at the end of the next few years. Only if he has the ability to take the risk of buying Bitcoin, that person will be able to achieve success properly.

[Umulala-alala]

. Therefore, before investing, you first need a strong income source,

No i disapprove of this statement here bro, you must not have a strong income source before you invest and start your Bitcoin accumulation journey, what you just need is a discretionary income and the basic knowledge to start, because their are so many guys out there that has a source of income or an income source but still can't figure out their discretionary income, so discretionary income is the key funds needed to start, not by having income source, even though it's also important.
Additional, a Bitcoin investor needs to understand that the size of his stash is what's going to determine how profitable and successful he might be in the future, that is why constant accumulation is important, so as to build a good stash that can change his financial status forever.

I totally agree with you, most times some people feel or think what they need is a steady or stable source of income and a huge amount of money but in reality and actual sense it doesn't work that way. What is needed to start Bitcoin investment is just our leftover funds that is the money that remains after all necessary needs have been taken care of and the leftover funds or money is also the same funds we figure out our emergency funds from

If a person wants to invest in Bitcoin, he must have the ability to take the most risk. If a low-income person invests in Bitcoin regularly, he will definitely be successful. Because there is a DCA method for him, if he buys Bitcoin between $ 5 and $ 50 every week and continues to buy Bitcoin regularly for a long time, there is no doubt that he will be able to create a large Bitcoin amount at the end of the next few years. Only if he has the ability to take the risk of buying Bitcoin, that person will be able to achieve success properly.

I don't know the most risk you mean but bitcoin investment is a risky just as other investment that's why we are not sure or guarantee of been successfull, saying that if a low income earner invest in BTC regularly that will definitely be successful indicates that you are sure and certain of what you are talking about, well this might wrong as bitcoin investment doesn't guarantee us any success even when we buy and hodl for long. It's true that if we buy bitcoin regularly that will get a good amount of BTC but we don't know or sure of is if bitcoin will yield us profit or loss because this two things are involved when investing in bitcoin and not only success is guaranteed we can also loss.

[wmaurik]

If a person wants to invest in Bitcoin, he must have the ability to take the most risk. If a low-income person invests in Bitcoin regularly, he will definitely be successful. Because there is a DCA method for him, if he buys Bitcoin between $ 5 and $ 50 every week and continues to buy Bitcoin regularly for a long time, there is no doubt that he will be able to create a large Bitcoin amount at the end of the next few years. Only if he has the ability to take the risk of buying Bitcoin, that person will be able to achieve success properly.

Only investors with a stable cash flow and a large level of discretionary funds can afford to buy Bitcoin regularly. For those with unstable incomes and limited discretionary funds, it will be very difficult to buy Bitcoin regularly, even though they might be able to work around it using any method, including the DCA method you suggested. We can see examples of several well-known investors today who continue to hold Bitcoin and buy it regularly at any market price. So we can use them as a good example to increase our confidence and enthusiasm in investing long term in Bitcoin because not everyone can survive like that in the long term, especially for people who are more easily tempted by small profits.

[laijsica]

. Therefore, before investing, you first need a strong income source,

No i disapprove of this statement here bro, you must not have a strong income source before you invest and start your Bitcoin accumulation journey, what you just need is a discretionary income and the basic knowledge to start, because their are so many guys out there that has a source of income or an income source but still can't figure out their discretionary income, so discretionary income is the key funds needed to start, not by having income source, even though it's also important.
Additional, a Bitcoin investor needs to understand that the size of his stash is what's going to determine how profitable and successful he might be in the future, that is why constant accumulation is important, so as to build a good stash that can change his financial status forever.

I totally agree with you, most times some people feel or think what they need is a steady or stable source of income and a huge amount of money but in reality and actual sense it doesn't work that way. What is needed to start Bitcoin investment is just our leftover funds that is the money that remains after all necessary needs have been taken care of and the leftover funds or money is also the same funds we figure out our emergency funds from

If a person wants to invest in Bitcoin, he must have the ability to take the most risk. If a low-income person invests in Bitcoin regularly, he will definitely be successful. Because there is a DCA method for him, if he buys Bitcoin between $ 5 and $ 50 every week and continues to buy Bitcoin regularly for a long time, there is no doubt that he will be able to create a large Bitcoin amount at the end of the next few years. Only if he has the ability to take the risk of buying Bitcoin, that person will be able to achieve success properly.

Of course. That investor will have a chance of success. The maximum risk to take really depends on the financial capacity of an investor. If you are an experienced investor then try to keep a balance of your mental preparation with the available funds. But new investors should spend more time on the investment platform to mature and also invest in Bitcoin for the long term.

I strongly agree with the minimum amount of money you have recommended ($ 5 - $ 50 every week) to invest in Bitcoin weekly. If an investor starts DCA as per your recommendations, then that investor should definitely be successful. Also if that investor can increase his financial capacity then he can increase the amount of Bitcoin deposited. The possibility of increasing income with increasing Bitcoin experience may tempt you to accumulation aggressively during Bitcoin bearish period. I would rather recommend keeping DCA running for at least 2 cycles (8-10 years) than for the next few years for Bitcoin accumulation.

[gracreavix]

. Therefore, before investing, you first need a strong income source,

No i disapprove of this statement here bro, you must not have a strong income source before you invest and start your Bitcoin accumulation journey, what you just need is a discretionary income and the basic knowledge to start, because their are so many guys out there that has a source of income or an income source but still can't figure out their discretionary income, so discretionary income is the key funds needed to start, not by having income source, even though it's also important.
Additional, a Bitcoin investor needs to understand that the size of his stash is what's going to determine how profitable and successful he might be in the future, that is why constant accumulation is important, so as to build a good stash that can change his financial status forever.

I totally agree with you, most times some people feel or think what they need is a steady or stable source of income and a huge amount of money but in reality and actual sense it doesn't work that way. What is needed to start Bitcoin investment is just our leftover funds that is the money that remains after all necessary needs have been taken care of and the leftover funds or money is also the same funds we figure out our emergency funds from

It is very important to use discretionary money to start investing in Bitcoin. An investment can be managed in the long term by purchasing Bitcoin with the money left over after deducting all our necessary expenses. However, it is very important to create an emergency fund to manage long-term investments consistently. By keeping an emergency, long-term investments can be managed in an orderly manner, no matter what obstacles come in front. Buying as much Bitcoin as you can and holding on to it with a long-term plan can help us achieve our specific goals.

I have always seen that the real power when it comes to Bitcoin investment comes when you are using money that does not put pressure on your daily life.  Discretionary money keeps your mind clear, and that clarity is what makes long term investing actually sustainable.

That emergency fund you mentioned is even more underrated. Life is unpredictable, health and urgent issues a
Can happen anytime, so having that emergency funds means you do not panic sell your Bitcoin when things get tough. It protects both your peace of mind and your long term vision.

Buying consistently, holding through the cycles, and aligning it with a bigger goal… that is the difference between someone who just tries Bitcoin and someone who actually builds something meaningful from it. It is slow growth, but it is solid, and that is what really pays off for me..

[Grace333]

. Therefore, before investing, you first need a strong income source,

No i disapprove of this statement here bro, you must not have a strong income source before you invest and start your Bitcoin accumulation journey, what you just need is a discretionary income and the basic knowledge to start, because their are so many guys out there that has a source of income or an income source but still can't figure out their discretionary income, so discretionary income is the key funds needed to start, not by having income source, even though it's also important.
Additional, a Bitcoin investor needs to understand that the size of his stash is what's going to determine how profitable and successful he might be in the future, that is why constant accumulation is important, so as to build a good stash that can change his financial status forever.

I totally agree with you, most times some people feel or think what they need is a steady or stable source of income and a huge amount of money but in reality and actual sense it doesn't work that way. What is needed to start Bitcoin investment is just our leftover funds that is the money that remains after all necessary needs have been taken care of and the leftover funds or money is also the same funds we figure out our emergency funds from

The major problem here is that many still think that as you’re investing in bitcoin  you’re going to buy all the bitcoin stash at once and that’s why they’re saying that one must have a huge amount before you can invest in bitcoin.
One mustn’t have a huge amount of funds before one can start  accumulating and investing in bitcoin, with just a discretionary income you can accumulate and invest in bitcoin and hold for long term purpose. The discretionary income is just the most important thing to have for your bitcoin investment, with a discretionary income we can be buying bitcoin bits by bits and gradually build up our portfolio.

That is the mistake, people still thinking you must have a huge amount to start with Bitcoin. That mindset just scares a lot of people away before they even try. The truth is, even small amounts from your discretionary income can add up if you are consistent and patient.

Buying small small, hold, and focusing on the long term is honestly the smarter way to do it. With time, those small bits grow into something solid, and you avoid the stress that comes with trying to rush or go all in at once.

[Loyang]

I totally agree with you, most times some people feel or think what they need is a steady or stable source of income and a huge amount of money but in reality and actual sense it doesn't work that way. What is needed to start Bitcoin investment is just our leftover funds that is the money that remains after all necessary needs have been taken care of and the leftover funds or money is also the same funds we figure out our emergency funds from

To start investing, we only need $10 of discretionary income. To invest, we do not need a stable income or a large source of income. If a person can generate $10 of discretionary income after meeting all his personal expenses, then he can invest.

Along with investing, a person can create an emergency fund. For example, if a person has a discretionary income of $20, he can invest $12 and keep $5 in an emergency fund and keep $3 for additional expenses. If a person invests in this way, it will be very good for them. If there is no additional expense in a month or week, then he can invest the $3 kept for additional expenses if he wants.

[alankasman]

I have always seen that the real power when it comes to Bitcoin investment comes when you are using money that does not put pressure on your daily life.  Discretionary money keeps your mind clear, and that clarity is what makes long term investing actually sustainable.
That emergency fund you mentioned is even more underrated. Life is unpredictable, health and urgent issues a
Can happen anytime, so having that emergency funds means you do not panic sell your Bitcoin when things get tough. It protects both your peace of mind and your long term vision.
Buying consistently, holding through the cycles, and aligning it with a bigger goal… that is the difference between someone who just tries Bitcoin and someone who actually builds something meaningful from it. It is slow growth, but it is solid, and that is what really pays off for me..

Of course, this kind of thing is very convenient when it comes to investing. When you need it for life, you don't have to think about it anymore, so you're not burdened with financial problems because you invest, feeling like the money you have is more than enough for your daily needs and those of your family. Emergency funds should not be underestimated because we will need these funds when we are in difficulty from any aspect so that when we need it, of course the only thing that saves us is the emergency fund, so sometimes we always underestimate matters related to the emergency fund.

[Kelward]

If a person wants to invest in Bitcoin, he must have the ability to take the most risk. If a low-income person invests in Bitcoin regularly, he will definitely be successful. Because there is a DCA method for him, if he buys Bitcoin between $ 5 and $ 50 every week and continues to buy Bitcoin regularly for a long time, there is no doubt that he will be able to create a large Bitcoin amount at the end of the next few years. Only if he has the ability to take the risk of buying Bitcoin, that person will be able to achieve success properly.

Only investors with a stable cash flow and a large level of discretionary funds can afford to buy Bitcoin regularly. For those with unstable incomes and limited discretionary funds, it will be very difficult to buy Bitcoin regularly, even though they might be able to work around it using any method, including the DCA method you suggested. We can see examples of several well-known investors today who continue to hold Bitcoin and buy it regularly at any market price. So we can use them as a good example to increase our confidence and enthusiasm in investing long term in Bitcoin because not everyone can survive like that in the long term, especially for people who are more easily tempted by small profits.

I don't think investment in Bitcoin is mainly for the rich and those that have so much money in their discretionary funds, if you are not rich and you can manage your finance very well you can be a Bitcoin investor. A rich person that has huge reserve in his discretionary funds but he spends the money on irrelevant expenses and doesn't have anything to buy Bitcoin is no different from a poor person that has willingness to buy but don't have a discretionary fund. To be a successful long term Bitcoin investor is to priotize Bitcoin accumulation in your discretionary funds, you can buy according to what you have and the amount you are comfortable to buy with. If you work out a budget then it'll be easy to do DCA method without distractions so far your income is sufficient to have a discretionary account.

[Graph001]

  “Buy or sell” really depends on what the market structure is telling you. Blindly buying or selling is how people get rekt. I prefer to let the chart make the decision: if we’re printing higher highs and higher lows with strong volume, I’m more comfortable buying dips. If structure breaks, support fails, or momentum dries up, selling or taking profit isn’t a bad idea.

 No emotion, just reacting to what the market confirms. Strategy  is  greater than guessing !

What you are saying can be even more confusing for newbies. Those who are new to Bitcoin should never trade Bitcoin. If you are new to Bitcoin, you should never even think about trading. Trading is risky for most people, so if someone wants to trade Bitcoin, it would not be wrong to say that they are trying to gamble with Bitcoin. Because you can never accurately predict where the market will go. Even if you can do it once or twice, it does not mean that you will make a profit trading here. You should stop playing with charts that you do not understand. Do not pretend that you can beat the market. By advising people to trade Bitcoin, you will push them further towards destruction. The point is that you are telling them to run before they can stand.

New investors who join trading mainly enter trading by watching others or hoping to make a profit in a short time. But due to not understanding the market, graphs, and risks, most of them make wrong decisions and suffer financial losses. To be successful, experience, analytical ability, skills, and risk management are required, but even then, no matter how well one analyzes, it only serves as a possibility. In the long run, the real power of Bitcoin and the tendency for its price to increase with time increases. And especially for new investors, it is more reasonable to hold it in the long term than to make a one-time investment. It will be beneficial for new investors to buy a certain amount of Bitcoin every week, especially when they are setting up a partnership for the first time. It is better to have some basic knowledge of Bitcoin at the beginning of investing and start with small amounts until you feel comfortable understanding the various aspects of Bitcoin.

I agree that new investors who want to trade usually dream of getting rich quick. But since they are new, they make wrong decisions without understanding the market charts and risks and face financial losses. If you want to become a trader, it will not depend only on your luck, you will need your experience, analytical skills and strong risk management. And these are never learned by people at once, they have to be learned over time. But after all, your analysis is only a possibility, there is no guarantee.

Bitcoin works well as a long-term investment for those who can hold it for the long term. Not for those who invest in the short term and hope to get rich. Those who are new to Bitcoin should plan their long-term investment without thinking about the short term. Because in long-term holding there is no human pressure about any market volatility, they can continue investing effortlessly. They do not need to be in any hurry here. Using your discretionary income every week, buy a small fixed amount of Bitcoin. This method will help you build a strong position over time.  If you have a basic understanding of Bitcoin, you can start investing here and later, over time, when you know more about the market, if possible, increase your investment. This will make your long-term plan more secure.

[Joeboy]

I totally agree with you, most times some people feel or think what they need is a steady or stable source of income and a huge amount of money but in reality and actual sense it doesn't work that way. What is needed to start Bitcoin investment is just our leftover funds that is the money that remains after all necessary needs have been taken care of and the leftover funds or money is also the same funds we figure out our emergency funds from

To start investing, we only need $10 of discretionary income. To invest, we do not need a stable income or a large source of income. If a person can generate $10 of discretionary income after meeting all his personal expenses, then he can invest.

Along with investing, a person can create an emergency fund. For example, if a person has a discretionary income of $20, he can invest $12 and keep $5 in an emergency fund and keep $3 for additional expenses. If a person invests in this way, it will be very good for them. If there is no additional expense in a month or week, then he can invest the $3 kept for additional expenses if he wants.

YYou are making it sound like everyone life is the same and that they should all follow the same pattern of investing. Everyone earn differently, spend differently, so there is no point of you recommending that everyone should follow the same path....Well it doesn't work like that at all....The way someone should invest should depend on their level of conviction and the size of their discretionary income, and not some fixed pattern of $12, $10, $5 or even $3.... And overtime, if the guy gets convinced enough to invest $100 at a stretch, and his discretionary income supports it, then he can go ahead.  And the more his conviction and level of discretionary income grows, the more he can begin increasing his investment size.

[Crytohillss]

If a person wants to invest in Bitcoin, he must have the ability to take the most risk. If a low-income person invests in Bitcoin regularly, he will definitely be successful. Because there is a DCA method for him, if he buys Bitcoin between $ 5 and $ 50 every week and continues to buy Bitcoin regularly for a long time, there is no doubt that he will be able to create a large Bitcoin amount at the end of the next few years. Only if he has the ability to take the risk of buying Bitcoin, that person will be able to achieve success properly.

Only investors with a stable cash flow and a large level of discretionary funds can afford to buy Bitcoin regularly. For those with unstable incomes and limited discretionary funds, it will be very difficult to buy Bitcoin regularly, even though they might be able to work around it using any method, including the DCA method you suggested. We can see examples of several well-known investors today who continue to hold Bitcoin and buy it regularly at any market price. So we can use them as a good example to increase our confidence and enthusiasm in investing long term in Bitcoin because not everyone can survive like that in the long term, especially for people who are more easily tempted by small profits.

I don't think investment in Bitcoin is mainly for the rich and those that have so much money in their discretionary funds, if you are not rich and you can manage your finance very well you can be a Bitcoin investor. A rich person that has huge reserve in his discretionary funds but he spends the money on irrelevant expenses and doesn't have anything to buy Bitcoin is no different from a poor person that has willingness to buy but don't have a discretionary fund. To be a successful long term Bitcoin investor is to priotize Bitcoin accumulation in your discretionary funds, you can buy according to what you have and the amount you are comfortable to buy with. If you work out a budget then it'll be easy to do DCA method without distractions so far your income is sufficient to have a discretionary account.

Some people underestimate how much mindset and consistency matter, especially when you don't have a huge budget to play with even little steady contribution can add up over time if you are not stressing yourself out trying to keep up with people who have completely different financial situations, having steady income definitely helps but like what you said  knowing your limits and staying focused on the long term goal is what really keeps one from emotional decisions.

[abaeze]

I totally agree with you, most times some people feel or think what they need is a steady or stable source of income and a huge amount of money but in reality and actual sense it doesn't work that way. What is needed to start Bitcoin investment is just our leftover funds that is the money that remains after all necessary needs have been taken care of and the leftover funds or money is also the same funds we figure out our emergency funds from

To start investing, we only need $10 of discretionary income. To invest, we do not need a stable income or a large source of income. If a person can generate $10 of discretionary income after meeting all his personal expenses, then he can invest.

Along with investing, a person can create an emergency fund. For example, if a person has a discretionary income of $20, he can invest $12 and keep $5 in an emergency fund and keep $3 for additional expenses. If a person invests in this way, it will be very good for them. If there is no additional expense in a month or week, then he can invest the $3 kept for additional expenses if he wants.

YYou are making it sound like everyone life is the same and that they should all follow the same pattern of investing. Everyone earn differently, spend differently, so there is no point of you recommending that everyone should follow the same path....Well it doesn't work like that at all....The way someone should invest should depend on their level of conviction and the size of their discretionary income, and not some fixed pattern of $12, $10, $5 or even $3.... And overtime, if the guy gets convinced enough to invest $100 at a stretch, and his discretionary income supports it, then he can go ahead.  And the more his conviction and level of discretionary income grows, the more he can begin increasing his investment size.

You are right that not all people have the same financial situation and mental preparation. Just as people's needs and supplies are not the same, investment strategies will not be the same for everyone. The amount of money one earns is the same, so the amount of investment should be decided according to one's ability. It is important to start with a small amount without overthinking when starting an investment, but what that amount will be depends on the person's income, expenses, time, and risk-taking mentality.

[@nn@_pen9]

I aggree with you, having long term goal or mindset in Bitcoin investment is among the tool that will lead someone to the success, the height they want or desire to go to because it is going to be like a reminder or a bell that will be informing an investor that this is what they want and desire and then you need determination to conquer whatsoever distractions such as Dip, selling because of little profit etc that will come your way as you progress because if you don't stand firm and stick to what you have in mind you can be easily distracted by this minor things.

In Bitcoin investment the longer you're holding a Bitcoin the more advantages you are for making profit, Bitcoin investment can only be profitable if you decide to make your holding to be long run

The shorter you hold a bitcoin the more you misses chances of benefiting from bitcoin, Some people is regretting today because they couldn't hold bitcoin the time it was on 17k, and some is still on a regret because they hold a large quantity of Bitcoin at of the time were on 20k-30k

It's better to hold your Bitcoin for long-term, it will give you edge to make profit from bitcoin...do not be curious to withdraw your investment on bitcoin because of the down falls of it's price...the more it falls the more it gather the momentum to retrace, some of us would have own 1btc in our wallet assuming we were holding what we earn from bitcointalk or BTC we purchased during the time bitcoin were 17k, but out panic we sold out our BTC and today some of who made such mistakes is regretting till now...so do not be among of people that will regret after selling their bitcoin

We should take advantages of falling of Bitcoin, by accumulating btc everytime it drops.

Make sense, because it all comes back to one main thing, patience. Bitcoin has always rewarded people who give it time. The reason many investors miss out is because they want quick results, and the moment the price dips, they panic. But real profit comes from holding through the noise, not reacting to every small move..

If someone truly wants to benefit from Bitcoin, they need to be patient enough to ride the highs and the lows. Every dip is just another opportunity to accumulate more, but only patient investors see it that way. I think patience is really the biggest edge any Bitcoin holder can have.

I think that people who fail in investing, mostly have an unstructured mindset, they are more easily influenced by emotions such as panic when the market is down or greed when it is up, which often dominates them. Yes, patience is not only the foundation but also the core of successful investing, especially when combined with thorough overall planning. Careful planning is also crucial because it helps determine the goals, strategies, and steps needed to achieve investment success. The combination of patience and good planning will help investors stay focused and consistent, and be able to face market fluctuations more calmly.

It's different if someone already understands and knows about the market. They are much calmer in facing market fluctuations and this is certainly a great opportunity for them to get cheaper prices than before and of course their patience has been tested by their previous experience which makes them much better and more successful in holding assets in the long term.

[POPOLUV]

. Therefore, before investing, you first need a strong income source,

No i disapprove of this statement here bro, you must not have a strong income source before you invest and start your Bitcoin accumulation journey, what you just need is a discretionary income and the basic knowledge to start, because their are so many guys out there that has a source of income or an income source but still can't figure out their discretionary income, so discretionary income is the key funds needed to start, not by having income source, even though it's also important.
Additional, a Bitcoin investor needs to understand that the size of his stash is what's going to determine how profitable and successful he might be in the future, that is why constant accumulation is important, so as to build a good stash that can change his financial status forever.

I totally agree with you, most times some people feel or think what they need is a steady or stable source of income and a huge amount of money but in reality and actual sense it doesn't work that way. What is needed to start Bitcoin investment is just our leftover funds that is the money that remains after all necessary needs have been taken care of and the leftover funds or money is also the same funds we figure out our emergency funds from

If a person wants to invest in Bitcoin, he must have the ability to take the most risk. If a low-income person invests in Bitcoin regularly, he will definitely be successful. Because there is a DCA method for him, if he buys Bitcoin between $ 5 and $ 50 every week and continues to buy Bitcoin regularly for a long time, there is no doubt that he will be able to create a large Bitcoin amount at the end of the next few years. Only if he has the ability to take the risk of buying Bitcoin, that person will be able to achieve success properly.

If we should discuss normally about investing in any business outside Bitcoin you will understand that risks is also associated in every investments you might find ourselves doing, so i don't  understand the reason why some folks have not understand that for you to succeed in Bitcoin investments one must be a risk and patient beare, and which DCA strategy has reduced the availability of risky in Bitcoin and encourage investors to be buying Bitcoin in a smaller quietity.

[7juju]

Only investors with a stable cash flow and a large level of discretionary funds can afford to buy Bitcoin regularly.

I agree with you that investors with regular or stable cash flow are the ones that  can afford to buy bitcoin regularly. But we're I don't agree with you is were you said that it is only investors that has a large level of discretionary can afford to buy bitcoin. Your discretionary income don't have to be large before you can afford bitcoin. As long as you have a discretionary income you can buy according to the size of your discretionary income. Remember that discretionary income is the money left after the deduction of the money needed for all your family essentials. So for you to have discretionary income left, means it can be used for investment and gladly you can buy bitcoin with any amount.

[ChocolateBitcoinK]

. Therefore, before investing, you first need a strong income source,

No i disapprove of this statement here bro, you must not have a strong income source before you invest and start your Bitcoin accumulation journey, what you just need is a discretionary income and the basic knowledge to start, because their are so many guys out there that has a source of income or an income source but still can't figure out their discretionary income, so discretionary income is the key funds needed to start, not by having income source, even though it's also important.
Additional, a Bitcoin investor needs to understand that the size of his stash is what's going to determine how profitable and successful he might be in the future, that is why constant accumulation is important, so as to build a good stash that can change his financial status forever.

I totally agree with you, most times some people feel or think what they need is a steady or stable source of income and a huge amount of money but in reality and actual sense it doesn't work that way. What is needed to start Bitcoin investment is just our leftover funds that is the money that remains after all necessary needs have been taken care of and the leftover funds or money is also the same funds we figure out our emergency funds from

If a person wants to invest in Bitcoin, he must have the ability to take the most risk. If a low-income person invests in Bitcoin regularly, he will definitely be successful. Because there is a DCA method for him, if he buys Bitcoin between $ 5 and $ 50 every week and continues to buy Bitcoin regularly for a long time, there is no doubt that he will be able to create a large Bitcoin amount at the end of the next few years. Only if he has the ability to take the risk of buying Bitcoin, that person will be able to achieve success properly.

If we should discuss normally about investing in any business outside Bitcoin you will understand that risks is also associated in every investments you might find ourselves doing, so i don't  understand the reason why some folks have not understand that for you to succeed in Bitcoin investments one must be a risk and patient beare, and which DCA strategy has reduced the availability of risky in Bitcoin and encourage investors to be buying Bitcoin in a smaller quietity.

Risk is inherent in every case, this risk will never end, and there is no investment without risk. Therefore, risk must always be accepted as normal, where is the risk of Bitcoin investment, how much is its risk, you have to invest after understanding all these. You have to take the risk and only after that you will get the opportunity to succeed, understand the risk without denying it, and use the time patiently, even if there is risk, there is also the possibility of success, and you have to try to remove that risk with management and achieve that success.

[Qhunman]

That is the mistake, people still thinking you must have a huge amount to start with Bitcoin. That mindset just scares a lot of people away before they even try. The truth is, even small amounts from your discretionary income can add up if you are consistent and patient.

Buying small small, hold, and focusing on the long term is honestly the smarter way to do it. With time, those small bits grow into something solid, and you avoid the stress that comes with trying to rush or go all in at once.

The value of Bitcoin is what scares people the most from investing. Some of them are discourage because they thought they needed $93k before they can o invest, which is wrong. Bitcoin investment doesn't work that way,investors can invest with as low as $10 to begin.They don't need to empty their savings account to begin. They is lump sum strategy for investors who wants to invest all in a blow and they is also DCA Strategy for investors who wants invest smaller amounts regularly. Investor has to choose which of these strategies is suitable for his investment. Investors can begin with the basic knowledge & a Discretional income - money which they can afford to lose and invest immediately.

[Derekfunds]

Only investors with a stable cash flow and a large level of discretionary funds can afford to buy Bitcoin regularly.

I agree with you that investors with regular or stable cash flow are the ones that  can afford to buy bitcoin regularly. But we're I don't agree with you is were you said that it is only investors that has a large level of discretionary can afford to buy bitcoin. Your discretionary income don't have to be large before you can afford bitcoin. As long as you have a discretionary income you can buy according to the size of your discretionary income. Remember that discretionary income is the money left after the deduction of the money needed for all your family essentials. So for you to have discretionary income left, means it can be used for investment and gladly you can buy bitcoin with any amount.

You seems to misunderstood what @wmaurik said and I don't agree with you that investor with stable cash flow are the ones that can afford to buy Bitcoin regularly because not all investor with stable cash flow actually buy Bitcoin regularly and buying Bitcoin regularly is a matter of discretionary income and the reason that someone doesn't have a stable cash flow doesn't mean there discretionary income will also not be stable. Planning is very important any investor that doesn't have stable cash flow will device a way to make sure there discretionary income is always available for investment and off course anyone with large level of discretionary income will buy regularly if they are serious with their investment.

[ejikeme24]

To start investing, we only need $10 of discretionary income. To invest, we do not need a stable income or a large source of income. If a person can generate $10 of discretionary income after meeting all his personal expenses, then he can invest.

Along with investing, a person can create an emergency fund. For example, if a person has a discretionary income of $20, he can invest $12 and keep $5 in an emergency fund and keep $3 for additional expenses. If a person invests in this way, it will be very good for them. If there is no additional expense in a month or week, then he can invest the $3 kept for additional expenses if he wants.

I totally disagree with you when you said that an investor does not need a stable income, remember if there's no steady income  an investor is likely to face some difficulties while accumulating Bitcoin because it's the steady income that would enable you to buy regularly. So having known this how can one maintain the ongoing buying of Bitcoin if there's no steady cash flow?

So if you really want to maintain the ongoing buying of Bitcoin you really need to have stable income, because without this your accumulation journey might probably get stop at some point.