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[Crytohillss]

Investing in bitcoin carries risk due to its volatility. This danger cannot be overlooked or minimised by holding bitcoin for an extended period of time. Holding bitcoin for a long time does not ensure successful returns at the end of the investment period.
Accumulating bitcoin with discretionary income is not only because it does not guarantee profitable returns in the long run; it is also because this money will be locked up for years. As a result, using money intended for our survival to invest in bitcoin is a horrible idea.

Just because other cryptocurrency project exit doesn't automatically make them comparable to Bitcoin, the real discussion should be about fundamental security decentralization and lony term value rather than grouping everything into Same basket ofcause there's definitely a tendency to lump all crytocurrencies together but that's like treading every company stock as if it's the same investment whether somebody agree or disagree with Bitcoin it's hard to argue that it's history adoption and new effects are identical to most other crytop project. The mistake many people make is assuming that because something exist in the same aspect it shares the same purpose or risk profile.

[Bigjoe33]

Investing in bitcoin carries risk due to its volatility. This danger cannot be overlooked or minimised by holding bitcoin for an extended period of time. Holding bitcoin for a long time does not ensure successful returns at the end of the investment period.
Accumulating bitcoin with discretionary income is not only because it does not guarantee profitable returns in the long run; it is also because this money will be locked up for years. As a result, using money intended for our survival to invest in bitcoin is a horrible idea.

Investing in BTC is indeed very risky due to its fluctuating price, and sometimes people lose money by selling BTC below the purchase price. However, this certainly applies to those who enjoy trading BTC, as I know of long-term investors who rarely lose. While long-term investing in BTC does carry risks, we don't know what will happen to BTC in the future. However, if you're not prepared for the risks of investing in BTC, I think it's better not to buy BTC at all.

If you buy BTC with discretionary income, it will certainly make you comfortable because discretionary income is the money left over from your basic needs. Certainly, if you don't use discretionary income to buy BTC, there's the potential for loss.

Bitcoin is a promising investment, particularly as a long-term investment. With its price trending upwards, it stands to reason that it's a long-term investment. Furthermore, Bitcoin is the parent of all its peers. Despite its promising potential, it carries significant risks, and we can't predict when the price will drop. Purchasing Bitcoin with discretionary funds is a wise move, and it's best combined with a DCA strategy.

And if we have a fixed income, then I suggest trying to invest some of it, so that there are funds remaining after meeting needs, or what is usually called discretionary funds.

If you are trying to associate bitcoin with shitcoins, you are likely lost and don't really understand bitcoin.

The mere fact that a bunch of shitcoin's associate with bitcoin and try to proclaim that they are similar does not mean that there is any kind of familial relation between bitcoin and shitcoins.  Hopefully you are not trying to mislead others or even suggest that shitcoins have a similar investment thesis as bitcoin.

It has no resemblance at all, in any ramifications, they are very far fetched and Bitcoin carriers different and much more higher value compared to any other crypto project. Of course, we have seen, within the past Years, how some cryptocurrency project or coins seems like it is growing, and been promoted by some crypto enthusiams, proclaiming it's value and many people run down to buy and store, only to discover that in some weeks or months, even after holding for over a year or more, the value keeps dumping and becomes nothing.

But on the other hand, Bitcoin has stayed relevant, becoming a store of value. Even adding more value as you keep holding for more longer term. There is no guarantee of profit at any given time, yea, but from track records, it has always benefited HODLers. So, how do we compare shuticoins and such a profitable assets such as Bitcoin? The difference is just too much.  Bitcoin remains the best over them all. Buy Bitcoin, HODL Bitcoin

[SPIDERMAN008]

Investing in bitcoin carries risk due to its volatility. This danger cannot be overlooked or minimised by holding bitcoin for an extended period of time. Holding bitcoin for a long time does not ensure successful returns at the end of the investment period.
Accumulating bitcoin with discretionary income is not only because it does not guarantee profitable returns in the long run; it is also because this money will be locked up for years. As a result, using money intended for our survival to invest in bitcoin is a horrible idea.

Just because other cryptocurrency project exit doesn't automatically make them comparable to Bitcoin, the real discussion should be about fundamental security decentralization and lony term value rather than grouping everything into Same basket ofcause there's definitely a tendency to lump all crytocurrencies together but that's like treading every company stock as if it's the same investment whether somebody agree or disagree with Bitcoin it's hard to argue that it's history adoption and new effects are identical to most other crytop project. The mistake many people make is assuming that because something exist in the same aspect it shares the same purpose or risk profile.

First of all, your statement is not consistent with the subject of your quote. And you have wrongly quoted JJG sir. JJG sir did not say this, this statement is actually from @Sulegzy39.

Investing in bitcoin carries risk due to its volatility. This danger cannot be overlooked or minimised by holding bitcoin for an extended period of time. Holding bitcoin for a long time does not ensure successful returns at the end of the investment period.
Accumulating bitcoin with discretionary income is not only because it does not guarantee profitable returns in the long run; it is also because this money will be locked up for years. As a result, using money intended for our survival to invest in bitcoin is a horrible idea.

Even Sulegzy39 himself said something wrong there. It is true that he called the volatility of Bitcoin price risky, but it becomes more risky only for short time traders. The risk is less noticeable for long-term investors. Bitcoin's price volatility acts as an opportunity for long-term holders.  And there is no problem if buying bitcoin with discretionary income and hold it for years, because it is money outside the expenses of daily life. If you invest in Bitcoin from discretionary income and hold it, it will not have any impact on daily life. And you should not invest in Bitcoin with the necessary money.

And Crytohillss, you should be a little careful when quoting. It is normal to make mistakes sometimes. And you mentioned the difference between cryptocurrency and Bitcoin as a reply to the part quoted above. Which I think you replied wrongly quoted.

[Cyber_warrior]

Investment is one of the best thing to do but investing wisely is very important. Whether you invest with your discretionary funds or not you have tread with caution because the journey can be slippery. We don't know what the future holds for Bitcoin because it is not legally recognize in so many countries. That been said, Bitcoin is is a good platform for investment for those who want to save their fiat from inflation. To me, instead of saving in the bank you buy Bitcoin instead that way you have excaped fiat free fall. Long run or short run accumulating of Bitcoin does not guarantee good returns rather good timing of the market does.

Dude, good timing cannot bring good returns, and it is because nobody can properly time the market successful. So the more person keeps waiting for price to drop the more the person will be delaying themselves from getting the fuck started. If timing the market was a thing and as easy and promising as you say then all the people that traded bitcoin would be very successful now. An ongoing long term acumulation does not guarantee return either, but it is more promising to do it than trying to outwit the market.

A lot of people still don’t get it, good returns is never guaranteed in Bitcoin, but what is guaranteed is you having a future with bitcoin in it. Even when you hold for a long period of time nothing is still guaranteed but then it tend to put you in a better position in the future. Some things we said can be misleading and there are users here that can be mislead so we should be cautious.
We should know that bitcoin is a very volatile assets and with that noting can be guaranteed but investing for a long period of time will put you in a very good position because you will have time to give your investment to grow. So we should change our mindset about profit making In bitcoin and thinking good returns is guaranteed.

[Kelward]

Investing in bitcoin carries risk due to its volatility. This danger cannot be overlooked or minimised by holding bitcoin for an extended period of time. Holding bitcoin for a long time does not ensure successful returns at the end of the investment period.
Accumulating bitcoin with discretionary income is not only because it does not guarantee profitable returns in the long run; it is also because this money will be locked up for years. As a result, using money intended for our survival to invest in bitcoin is a horrible idea.

Just because other cryptocurrency project exit doesn't automatically make them comparable to Bitcoin, the real discussion should be about fundamental security decentralization and lony term value rather than grouping everything into Same basket ofcause there's definitely a tendency to lump all crytocurrencies together but that's like treading every company stock as if it's the same investment whether somebody agree or disagree with Bitcoin it's hard to argue that it's history adoption and new effects are identical to most other crytop project. The mistake many people make is assuming that because something exist in the same aspect it shares the same purpose or risk profile.

Your reply to JJG's post is different from what his post is about, he was emphasizing that Bitcoin investment is not totally risk free while your reply is centering on comparison between Bitcoin and shitcoins, from my observation there is no connection between the two posts.

It is imperative that we should always invest in Bitcoin with amount that we can conveniently lose because it is a volatile asset and nobody knows for certain if it's potentials to increase on the long term would continue to materialize. I commend JJG for his straightforward talk about high expectations for Bitcoin sure profit in the future, he recommends DCA strategy but also emphasize that it is not a guarantee that you must be profitable after many years. This is why the talk about using discretionary funds to buy Bitcoin is emphatic on this thread because it shouldn't be part of the money that you need to survive. Using discretionary funds or your spare money to buy Bitcoin doesn't put you under pressure that it should be a must that you will be profitable on the long term.

[Stive009]

Investing in bitcoin carries risk due to its volatility. This danger cannot be overlooked or minimised by holding bitcoin for an extended period of time. Holding bitcoin for a long time does not ensure successful returns at the end of the investment period.
Accumulating bitcoin with discretionary income is not only because it does not guarantee profitable returns in the long run; it is also because this money will be locked up for years. As a result, using money intended for our survival to invest in bitcoin is a horrible idea.

Just because other cryptocurrency project exit doesn't automatically make them comparable to Bitcoin, the real discussion should be about fundamental security decentralization and lony term value rather than grouping everything into Same basket ofcause there's definitely a tendency to lump all crytocurrencies together but that's like treading every company stock as if it's the same investment whether somebody agree or disagree with Bitcoin it's hard to argue that it's history adoption and new effects are identical to most other crytop project. The mistake many people make is assuming that because something exist in the same aspect it shares the same purpose or risk profile.

I think most of the people make a big mistake. They compare Bitcoin to the other ten cryptocurrencies on the market. There's no telling how many crypto projects have come and gone in the last few years. But it's not fair to lump Bitcoin in with the same category of failures.

In fact, rather than judging something by the crypto tag, it's wiser to look at how it works on the backend. How decentralized is the project? How secure is it? Can it run on its own without relying on any specific small group or company? Ultimately, these are the basics that matter most to me.

I've been following the Bitcoin cycle for quite some time. I've noticed an interesting trend: every few years, a group of people start shouting that Bitcoin is dead! Sometimes when the price suddenly drops a lot, sometimes due to strict legal measures by the government, and sometimes due to some other scam in the crypto market, this same rumor is spread. But the surprising thing is that no matter what happens in the outside world, Bitcoin is still working in the background in the same way as it was designed on the first day.
Yes, this does not mean that Bitcoin will remain at the peak of success like this forever. No one can say for sure what the future will hold. However, just because it has the "cryptocurrency" label on it, it is not logical to assume that Bitcoin's purpose, power, or risk will be the same as all the other nonsense projects.
My point is clear, if we really want to compare Bitcoin with anything else, it should be based on its long-term performance and technical fundamentals, not on any cheap trend or hype. It makes no sense to force all projects into one basket.

[Marvelockg]

Right now the price of bitcoin seems to be coming down drastically and nobody knows what is going to happen next in the bitcoin domain and some Bitcoin investors are who are beginner, but it’s not time for panic this is a time to keep holding Bitcoin on a regular basis but seeing a collapse down to $46,000 would be very huge and massive, anyways having a time when we can buy Bitcoin on a regular basis would be very beneficial and also on a cheaper price would be very important and good in terms of making something good from our investment, I don’t think it’s really a time to panic now, instead it should be a time of opportunity in bitcoin accumulation.

The Bitcoin market has been down a lot due to which many people may panic and plan to sell which will be a wrong decision. If the price of Bitcoin drops, we should not panic but see it as an opportunity because it is an opportunity to buy at a low price.

It is in times like this that we know who's really into long term investment and wether or not an investor can face the weight of a decline. As the price of bitcoin continues to go down, a lot of investors are at a fix where they are either confused or already making decisions that's detrimental to Thier long term investment plan.

Bitcoin drop always presents two perspective to every investor. It's either you're buying more during drop, or you're sticking to your normal DCA routine or you're calm till Theirs a recovery. Staying calm till there's a recovery is not always the best because you're at a loosing end if you go about it that way. The best option is to either increase on your accumulation plan if you have the means to doing so or that you continue buying because you are going to be buying at a cheaper rate. If there's going to be a recovery and because there will actually be recovery, those that are able to take advantage of what's happening now will be the ones to benefit when bitcoin bounces back in full.

Those who are long-term investors will not panic after seeing the decline but they have focused on accumulating more. Now the price of Bitcoin is decreasing but it is temporary and we are hopeful that the market will normalize soon. Personally, I am trying to accumulate more with the DCA strategy.

Even if you panic, you still need to create the right system around you such that your panic doesn't get too serious and you go on to selling at loss. As long as you're all in for long term investment, you're going to face almost everything along your investment journey but your degree of resolve is what will carry you through all those phase.

[Gallar]

Investment is one of the best thing to do but investing wisely is very important. Whether you invest with your discretionary funds or not you have tread with caution because the journey can be slippery. We don't know what the future holds for Bitcoin because it is not legally recognize in so many countries. That been said, Bitcoin is is a good platform for investment for those who want to save their fiat from inflation. To me, instead of saving in the bank you buy Bitcoin instead that way you have excaped fiat free fall. Long run or short run accumulating of Bitcoin does not guarantee good returns rather good timing of the market does.

The bottom line is, investing in any asset is never guaranteed to yield a profit. But I believe investing in Bitcoin without discretionary funds will undoubtedly lead to a loss. Discretionary funds play a crucial role in Bitcoin investments, as without them, we won't be able to hold them long-term. Furthermore, I agree with you: if we want to store our wealth in a bank, we should definitely think twice about doing so. The banking system is essentially just a business. Therefore, it's the customers who will be continually exploited. Therefore, in addition to inflation, which will continue to erode our savings, we will also be paying out monthly fees for storing our money.

So, just think about it: if we store our money in a bank for ten years, its value will undoubtedly plummet. Because our money will be eaten away by inflation and also by bank fees, our money will inevitably decrease in value and depreciate. Therefore, Bitcoin is a real solution to this problem. It's decentralized, and even if you hold it for 100 years, you won't be charged any fees. Furthermore, Bitcoin is quite strong against inflation, making it a truly suitable asset for storing our wealth.

[Crakryptvest]

Bitcoin is a promising investment, particularly as a long-term investment. With its price trending upwards, it stands to reason that it's a long-term investment. Furthermore, Bitcoin is the parent of all its peers. Despite its promising potential, it carries significant risks, and we can't predict when the price will drop. Purchasing Bitcoin with discretionary funds is a wise move, and it's best combined with a DCA strategy.

And if we have a fixed income, then I suggest trying to invest some of it, so that there are funds remaining after meeting needs, or what is usually called discretionary funds.

Do I sense hyping got wrong, Bitcoin has nothing to do with shits and shits can not be peer to those things and I think you're wrong, bitcon is a unique digital asset on it's so don't make it look like it is one of those things you see out there, it can only be Bitcoin in terms reliability, trustworthiness, there's no other shits that has it, when we talk about this risk all the time I'm beginning to see reasons why I will say some if us are not real investors, even though I knew that Bitcoin is a volatile asset, making it look like it as risky as many of us proclaim is something I do not want to debate on, the risk is price fluctuations I guess, as an Investor I think you should get used to it and stop using it as a song.

[Joeboy]

Even Sulegzy39 himself said something wrong there. It is true that he called the volatility of Bitcoin price risky, but it becomes more risky only for short time traders. The risk is less noticeable for long-term investors. Bitcoin's price volatility acts as an opportunity for long-term holders.  And there is no problem if buying bitcoin with discretionary income and hold it for years, because it is money outside the expenses of daily life. If you invest in Bitcoin from discretionary income and hold it, it will not have any impact on daily life. And you should not invest in Bitcoin with the necessary money.

And Crytohillss, you should be a little careful when quoting. It is normal to make mistakes sometimes. And you mentioned the difference between cryptocurrency and Bitcoin as a reply to the part quoted above. Which I think you replied wrongly quoted.

The risk that is associated with Bitcoin, mostly comes from it being a volatile asset.. As a volatile asset, the price can move in either the lower or higher direction within short periods of time and this is a risk that affects not only short term traders, but also long term investors... And that's majorly why it would be very wrong for folks to invest using money needed for basic needs and responsibilities.. Thebest money for investment will always be your discretionary income since it is the money that is left after basic needs and responsibilities have been sorted out...

[BTC princess]

Investing in bitcoin carries risk due to its volatility. This danger cannot be overlooked or minimised by holding bitcoin for an extended period of time. Holding bitcoin for a long time does not ensure successful returns at the end of the investment period.
Accumulating bitcoin with discretionary income is not only because it does not guarantee profitable returns in the long run; it is also because this money will be locked up for years. As a result, using money intended for our survival to invest in bitcoin is a horrible idea.

Just because other cryptocurrency project exit doesn't automatically make them comparable to Bitcoin, the real discussion should be about fundamental security decentralization and lony term value rather than grouping everything into Same basket ofcause there's definitely a tendency to lump all crytocurrencies together but that's like treading every company stock as if it's the same investment whether somebody agree or disagree with Bitcoin it's hard to argue that it's history adoption and new effects are identical to most other crytop project. The mistake many people make is assuming that because something exist in the same aspect it shares the same purpose or risk profile.

Exactly. But mentioning crypto as a whole misses the point. Bitcoin is supposed to be evaluated on its own advantages and it's security, decentralization, track record, and network styles , simply grouping it with every other cryptocurrency will creates a comfussion to newbies and a false comparison and overlooks the factors that make Bitcoin investment unique, to me try to use an appropriate words, we are not talking about crypto here.

[Baki202]

The risk that is associated with Bitcoin, mostly comes from it being a volatile asset.. As a volatile asset, the price can move in either the lower or higher direction within short periods of time and this is a risk that affects not only short term traders, but also long term investors... And that's majorly why it would be very wrong for folks to invest using money needed for basic needs and responsibilities.. Thebest money for investment will always be your discretionary income since it is the money that is left after basic needs and responsibilities have been sorted out...

And that is only for those who will want to hold that will only be concerned about volatility, then the people that battles with risk the most. is traders they are the ones who are more open to the risk of losing money, and even with how the price moves, it is still better because that is one of the things of concern compared to when you trade and you don't make money, then the next thing will be that you will be losing your money.

Whatever you want to do, just make sure that it is something that you can afford to lose, because if you can even follow due process when you trade, then you should not be affected when you are losing anything, because, for instance, if you do your leveraging well, then follow by your stop loss and take profit, then it should not be a problem. And in this case, it is not something that should be that difficult to do.

[JayJuanGee]

quote author=JayJuanGee link=topic=5487753.msg66796003#msg66796003 date=1780542882]

Investing in bitcoin carries risk due to its volatility. This danger cannot be overlooked or minimised by holding bitcoin for an extended period of time. Holding bitcoin for a long time does not ensure successful returns at the end of the investment period.
Accumulating bitcoin with discretionary income is not only because it does not guarantee profitable returns in the long run; it is also because this money will be locked up for years. As a result, using money intended for our survival to invest in bitcoin is a horrible idea.

Just because other cryptocurrency project exit doesn't automatically make them comparable to Bitcoin, the real discussion should be about fundamental security decentralization and lony term value rather than grouping everything into Same basket ofcause there's definitely a tendency to lump all crytocurrencies together but that's like treading every company stock as if it's the same investment whether somebody agree or disagree with Bitcoin it's hard to argue that it's history adoption and new effects are identical to most other crytop project. The mistake many people make is assuming that because something exist in the same aspect it shares the same purpose or risk profile.

Learn how to quote Crytohillss.

I did not say the above part that you had attributed to me.

[Bryan jessy]

The risk that is associated with Bitcoin, mostly comes from it being a volatile asset.. As a volatile asset, the price can move in either the lower or higher direction within short periods of time and this is a risk that affects not only short term traders, but also long term investors... And that's majorly why it would be very wrong for folks to invest using money needed for basic needs and responsibilities.. Thebest money for investment will always be your discretionary income since it is the money that is left after basic needs and responsibilities have been sorted out...

And that is only for those who will want to hold that will only be concerned about volatility, then the people that battles with risk the most. is traders they are the ones who are more open to the risk of losing money, and even with how the price moves, it is still better because that is one of the things of concern compared to when you trade and you don't make money, then the next thing will be that you will be losing your money.

Whatever you want to do, just make sure that it is something that you can afford to lose, because if you can even follow due process when you trade, then you should not be affected when you are losing anything, because, for instance, if you do your leveraging well, then follow by your stop loss and take profit, then it should not be a problem. And in this case, it is not something that should be that difficult to do.

Regardless of how risk Bitcoin investment is, it is worth risking for because with a long term focus on investment there is certainly going to be be a favourable period to those that took the risk. And with the volatile nature of Bitcoin it is not advisable for someone without stable income to go into Bitcoin investment or put more assets than they can not afford to let go, to avoid stories during dip season, a person who is not mentally stable or emotional strong should avoid investing in Bitcoin, so they will not later discourage others with their experience resulting from their negligence. The volatility nature and value of Bitcoin is real, and it is for those who understand and still determined to take the risk.

[Tongley]

Regardless of how risk Bitcoin investment is, it is worth risking for because with a long term focus on investment there is certainly going to be be a favourable period to those that took the risk. And with the volatile nature of Bitcoin it is not advisable for someone without stable income to go into Bitcoin investment or put more assets than they can not afford to let go, to avoid stories during dip season, a person who is not mentally stable or emotional strong should avoid investing in Bitcoin, so they will not later discourage others with their experience resulting from their negligence. The volatility nature and value of Bitcoin is real, and it is for those who understand and still determined to take the risk.

Every person needs to invest the amount of money that they can afford to lose. It is completely wrong to say that a person with a stable income can invest the required amount of money. A person with a volatile income and a person with a stable income need to invest through their discretionary income.

Every person can invest. I understand what you mean. But an emotional person can also invest. But in the initial stage, he needs to start with a small amount of money and gradually when he faces the volatility of the market and learns to deal with the volatility, he can gradually increase the investment amount depending on his financial situation. We should never say that an emotional person should not invest.

Bitcoin is for every person, if I were to speak for myself, I would say that in the initial stage, I was afraid of the volatility of Bitcoin. But with time, I have increased my knowledge a little and now my fear of volatility has reduced.

[alankasman]

Regardless of how risk Bitcoin investment is, it is worth risking for because with a long term focus on investment there is certainly going to be be a favourable period to those that took the risk. And with the volatile nature of Bitcoin it is not advisable for someone without stable income to go into Bitcoin investment or put more assets than they can not afford to let go, to avoid stories during dip season, a person who is not mentally stable or emotional strong should avoid investing in Bitcoin, so they will not later discourage others with their experience resulting from their negligence. The volatility nature and value of Bitcoin is real, and it is for those who understand and still determined to take the risk.

This means we can say that there will always be risks. Occasionally, there will be benefits after experiencing difficulties. As the saying goes "After hardship there will always be a way that can provide ease." Therefore I can say that those who invest long-term don't think about risks because they are commonplace in any activity. Coincidentally we are discussing investments here. This is also true because the investment we undertake is also an activity that perhaps not many people understand or comprehend the process of investing in Bitcoin. What I need to say is that in every activity we undertake risks are a primary source of risk that we must face. More precisely as you said if you don't have a strong mentality for investing it's better not to do it even if you have a lot of money. Sometimes people think that having that is enough but it's not because money or capital will follow later. In my opinion mental strength is the most important thing for someone investing in Bitcoin.

[Futurexxx]

. A person with a volatile income and a person with a stable income need to invest through their discretionary income.

The actual fact is that not everyone has the same financial reality, so wether you income is stable or not, as long as you can figure out your discretionary income, you can invest in Bitcoin an be successful if you can make provisions for emergency and reserve funds just in case of any emergency situation in the future.

But an emotional person can also invest. But in the initial stage, he needs to start with a small amount of money and gradually when he faces the volatility of the market and learns to deal with the volatility, he can gradually increase the investment amount depending on his financial situation. We should never say that an emotional person should not invest.

Everybody are emotional towards their investment, it all depends on what they risk or what it is in line. Because even someone  with a strong mind will become emotional toward his investment once he invest what he cannot afford to lose, so it's very important to invest with what you can afford to lose so that you will not be in the state of panic or sell in a hurry when there is a deep in the market.

[Gallar]

Regardless of how risk Bitcoin investment is, it is worth risking for because with a long term focus on investment there is certainly going to be be a favourable period to those that took the risk. And with the volatile nature of Bitcoin it is not advisable for someone without stable income to go into Bitcoin investment or put more assets than they can not afford to let go, to avoid stories during dip season, a person who is not mentally stable or emotional strong should avoid investing in Bitcoin, so they will not later discourage others with their experience resulting from their negligence. The volatility nature and value of Bitcoin is real, and it is for those who understand and still determined to take the risk.

In some ways, I agree with you, my friend. It's true that someone who isn't prepared to risk their money investing in Bitcoin would be very unwise to force it. Therefore, it's better for such people to learn a little about Bitcoin so they can better understand how Bitcoin investing works and how to achieve success. This will certainly enlighten their confidence in Bitcoin investment, and perhaps those who were previously hesitant to invest will be able to regain their doubts.

Furthermore, I disagree with your assumption about income. You say that people without a stable income are better off not investing in Bitcoin, and I disagree with this. Basically, even people without a stable income, if they can set aside discretionary funds, can and should invest in Bitcoin. Because, essentially, anyone can invest in Bitcoin if they have discretionary funds. So, it doesn't matter whether they have a stable income or not.

[Bitcoin-Forever]

Learn how to quote Crytohillss.

This trade is serving its purpose and the discussion are getting more interesting over time, when you want to quote a member, try to avoid over-quoting, it will be more interesting to even quote a specific aspect that you wanted to highlight on than the whole content being quoted, then still confirm if the quotes you made is still the same from the intended user content or not.

I did not say the above part that you had attributed to me.

I just have talk on this now just to be able to express how we can quote specific aspect of a comment and make it more understandable to read so that our point we are talking about will be precised than quoting the entire content, while multiple quoting is known advisable except we are very good at it and wouldn't make any mistake from doing so.

[Crakryptvest]

. A person with a volatile income and a person with a stable income need to invest through their discretionary income.

I agree with you on this but there is something that you should know, as our income differs, so is our discreationary income, bit whichever way, we must learn how to stick strictly to our discreationary income as long as it has to do with our bitcon investment that's the advice and the best method to follow in maintaining keeping up with our Bitcoin acumulation, when an investor try to balance things while investing in bitcon, there won't be any problem encountered by such investor, the reason some people find things difficult as Bitcoin investors is improper approach towards their Bitcoin acumulation.