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[Crytohillss]

Investing in Bitcoin requires confidence and prudent income. Those who use prudent income will undoubtedly be able to sustain their Bitcoin investment for a long time, and you must set up an emergency fund to keep your Bitcoin investment more secure. New people will be more secure by building on this strategy, because by following this strategy and following the DCA method for a long time, they will be able to create a wealth of money in the future with a small amount of money.
While investing in Bitcoin on a weekly basis is the most important, if you have enough money, you can follow the DCA method and purchase Bitcoin by maintaining a small amount of money. Then your Bitcoin investment will be able to perform more safely in the future, and you will undoubtedly be successful in the long run if your plan is right.

A lot of individuals focus only on purchasing Bitcoin but forget the reason of having a strong financial foundation first DCA, patience and proper risk management are what help investors remain consistent through market ups and downs. Having emergency fund and investing only what one can afford makes a big difference, the people who stay consistent and think long term are usually the ones who benefits the most.

[Gallar]

stop telling people to start learning how to secure their bitcoin when they are supposed to be ongoingly investing. A no coiner goal is how they are supposed to be buying bitcoin so they can grow up their bitcoin stash, such people shouldn't be wasting time learning security when they don't have anything yet in their wallet to protect.

There is time for everything, a time to get the fuck started and invest according to person discretionary, and then there is a time to learn. And this learning can be done along the way.

There's nothing wrong with reminding someone to have a secure wallet. A secure wallet is crucial for safeguarding our Bitcoin over the long term. But it's true that at the beginning of our investment, we don't need to focus on such things. Our primary focus should be on purchasing Bitcoin. That's the most important thing. Furthermore,, securing a wallet isn't that difficult; all we need to do is write down our wallet phrase on a piece of paper and store it safely,, and then we're done.

So,, I think doing that is perfectly fine if we want to. When we first start out and create a wallet, we're usually asked to write down the wallet phrase. Therefore, I think doing both simultaneously is possible, as long as we're willing. But I also emphasize that, in the beginning, we should focus more on accumulating our money in Bitcoin. That's the main point.

[samadam007]

The perfect entry time in investing is when you have excess available funds. The perfect time is when you have discretionary income and are confident that you will reach your Bitcoin goal. Just as human life depends on a hidden future, you cannot predict anything for sure, similarly in investing you have to invest based on a hidden assumption. The more discipline you have in life, the more successful you will be. The same applies to investing. The more regular and long-term discipline you can be in Bitcoin accumulation, the easier it will be to reach the over accumulation stage. Set a target time of 4-10 years and save Bitcoin regularly in the DCA method.

Which idea are you trying to promote here now? Timing the market or long term DCA? Because these are two different approaches and you’re confidently mixing them by sugarcoating it with discretionary income. It’s odd to say “perfect entry time”when talking about BTC investment. Only traders use the phrase.

And why should anyone invest based on assumption? Investment decisions should be based on managing risks and having a long term plan

You’re not even meant to put a time limit on how long an investor should hold BTC and make it look like a general rule. Most of us plan to hold longer than 10 years. There is no fixed number of years that guarantee success in Bitcoin investing, remember that. Personally, I feel anything less than 10 years shouldn’t be tagged as long term accumulation and holding

[landheer]

Exactly, people need to stop trying to use knowledge as sn excuse not t dstart buying bitcoin yet, basic knowledge to be able to start buying bitcoin won't take that long to figure out and with common sense anyone who has been able to figure out their discretionary income can start buying bitcoin with the plans on continuously buying and holding for long, one thing we should never forget is that bitcoin investment is a long term investment and should not be entered with short term expectations.

When you think about it, investing in BTC isn't complicated; it simply involves buying and holding for the long term—using discretionary income, of course While basic knowledge is necessary, it is easy to acquire and doesn't require a significant amount of time. The most important thing is the ability to hold BTC for the long term; failing to do so carries high risk, and many investors have suffered losses by selling below their purchase price That said, having an emergency fund and a reserve fund is essential when investing in BTC

[The Founding Titan]

And you believe that getting the basic knowledge will take enough time from you for it to be considered as delay? Most people don't understand that getting the basic knowledge needed to start investing in bitcoin doesn't really take that much time, by the time you've figured out your discretionary income you would have already gotten all the basic knowledge you need to start buying bitcoin, we should try to learn how to multitask, don't separate figuring out your discretionary income for getting the basic knowledge you need to invest.

I dont know what so many of you think is discretionary income...Discretionary income is all about amount of money you can decide to save or invest, using it to invest in bitcoin, doesn't mean that you have understand the basic knowledge of bitcoin investment...don't you know that you can use a discretionary income to gamble? You just misunderstood the basic concepts of bitcoin knowledge..

We most know what bitcoin is all about first before when indulge into bitcoin investment, and also know the advantages and disadvantages of bitcoin before we embark on it's investment...this are the kinds of things we are ought to know about Bitcoin before we fo into the investment....

So I'm still asking, how long do you think it's going to take to get the basic knowledge needed to start investing in bitcoin, you keep making it look like it's something that's going to take alot of time but as far as I'm concerned getting the basic knowledge needed for investing in bitcoin can be done in a matter of hours (and this long is just to give everyone the benefit of the doubt) if you are planning on taking days to get basic knowledge then you are looking for more than just the basic knowledge needed to start investing.

[aNot!FicaT!on]

Investing in Bitcoin requires confidence and prudent income. Those who use prudent income will undoubtedly be able to sustain their Bitcoin investment for a long time, and you must set up an emergency fund to keep your Bitcoin investment more secure. New people will be more secure by building on this strategy, because by following this strategy and following the DCA method for a long time, they will be able to create a wealth of money in the future with a small amount of money.
While investing in Bitcoin on a weekly basis is the most important, if you have enough money, you can follow the DCA method and purchase Bitcoin by maintaining a small amount of money. Then your Bitcoin investment will be able to perform more safely in the future, and you will undoubtedly be successful in the long run if your plan is right.

A lot of individuals focus only on purchasing Bitcoin but forget the reason of having a strong financial foundation first DCA, patience and proper risk management are what help investors remain consistent through market ups and downs. Having emergency fund and investing only what one can afford makes a big difference, the people who stay consistent and think long term are usually the ones who benefits the most.

There are many greedy investors who focus so much on the potential profits of Bitcoin that they ignore the importance of personal financial security. However, without a strong financial foundation, it becomes very difficult to maintain an investment in the long term. When an emergency arises, many are forced to sell Bitcoin at a loss, which could have been easily avoided if an emergency fund had been created earlier, but they ignored it due to their greed and carelessness and then faced losses in the time of need.
In my opinion, DCA is one of the most effective strategies for long-term investors, because it reduces excessive worries about short-term market fluctuations. However, at the same time, we must manage risk equally. One should never invest money that if lost will harm daily life or financial stability. Investments should always be made with money that can be held for a long time. Because here they come with a long-term mindset, they can achieve something good.

[JayJuanGee]

Once you’ve figured your discretionary income out there’s no need waiting to know all about bitcoin before getting started.

It's not matter of your discretionary income be available and it warrant you to venture into unacceptable or unnecessary investment, during investment of any kind, you have to scrutinize the investment to know the advantages and disadvantages or the risks that involve to the investment...That's why a real investors make a research properly before they embark in any investment plan's..If we invest because we have a discretionary income, that means investors will be investing in any they see that's available to invest...in summary, for safety measures, you have to know what you're investing for, despite the risks that's involve...

Are you presuming that bitcoin newbies are dumb and you expect that they need to know some specific kind of information, after they had already determined the extent to which they have discretionary funds?

If some one figures out that they have discretionary funds, then they can start buying bitcoin and they can determine the amount that they want to start with whether that is $100, $10 or some other amount.

Surely many people will likely need to know and learn more about bitcoin and also about their cashflow management (whether it needs to be strengthened or not), yet why can't they learn those things as they go, and merely figure out what their starting buying amount is going to be.

Of course, if a bitcoin newbie is trying to figure out from where they are going to source their first bitcoin buys, then the source of their bitcoin buys might inform them whether they are ready to get started or if they want to research into different ways of sourcing their bitcoin.  

There are a lot of issues that could raise red flags for newbies and delay them in getting started, and their determination about if they are ready to start and the extent to which they have discretionary income to start remains within their judgement, and there aren't any preliminary basics that they need to learn besides figuring out the extent to which they have discretionary funds available to start.  Sure many of us proclaim that it is good to get started, since  getting started is a way to be active in our learning and we can likely start buying bitcoin with a small  enough amount so that we are not overly concerned about the amount that we put in while we are learning and while we may well end up increasing the amount that we invest into bitcoin as we are becoming more comfortable with it and as we may well be also strengthening our cashflow management practices which includes our building of our back up funds.

[NewRevelation]

A lot of individuals focus only on purchasing Bitcoin but forget the reason of having a strong financial foundation first DCA, patience and proper risk management are what help investors remain consistent through market ups and downs. Having emergency fund and investing only what one can afford makes a big difference, the people who stay consistent and think long term are usually the ones who benefits the most.

There are many greedy investors who focus so much on the potential profits of Bitcoin that they ignore the importance of personal financial security. However, without a strong financial foundation, it becomes very difficult to maintain an investment in the long term. When an emergency arises, many are forced to sell Bitcoin at a loss, which could have been easily avoided if an emergency fund had been created earlier, but they ignored it due to their greed and carelessness and then faced losses in the time of need.

Strong financial foundation in what context? It's a bit confusing while you both make the same sentence. It's usage is in what regards?

Do you mean having enough/plenty/strong source of income(money)while you invest OR it's having enough back up funds to support your investment? Which exactly, so we understand the context clearly.

If it's the first, then it's not really necessary to have a strong solid financial foundation before we begin/while we are investing. I believe if we can figure out our discretionary, we can actually begin our investment and grow gradually while we also sort for ways to increase our income/ earning power.

For the second, I thinks it's okay, but notwithstanding, not having a strong financial foundation shouldn't be a reason while investments should not go on, yet, it can cause us more harm than good. Perhaps, we can actually buy little for a start while we intentionally keep building the back up funds, and when we have built it to a bit solid level or something close, we can now pay more attention to amount of accumulation while we still keep building.

[AuchanX]

Once you’ve figured your discretionary income out there’s no need waiting to know all about bitcoin before getting started.

It's not matter of your discretionary income be available and it warrant you to venture into unacceptable or unnecessary investment, during investment of any kind, you have to scrutinize the investment to know the advantages and disadvantages or the risks that involve to the investment...That's why a real investors make a research properly before they embark in any investment plan's..If we invest because we have a discretionary income, that means investors will be investing in any they see that's available to invest...in summary, for safety measures, you have to know what you're investing for, despite the risks that's involve...

A person definitely needs to have a minimum idea of ​​what he is investing in or what its basic characteristics are. But who will determine the limit of how well he can start knowing? Since Bitcoin can be started with a small amount and there is an opportunity to learn even after starting, why should we start after knowing everything about the history of the market, risks, security measures, and technical issues? Suppose it took me 1-2 years to learn these things, then if I had started with a small amount in these 1-2 years, wouldn't my position be strong? Or would my learning have stopped?

[IceLincoln]

Once you’ve figured your discretionary income out there’s no need waiting to know all about bitcoin before getting started.

It's not matter of your discretionary income be available and it warrant you to venture into unacceptable or unnecessary investment, during investment of any kind, you have to scrutinize the investment to know the advantages and disadvantages or the risks that involve to the investment...That's why a real investors make a research properly before they embark in any investment plan's..If we invest because we have a discretionary income, that means investors will be investing in any they see that's available to invest...in summary, for safety measures, you have to know what you're investing for, despite the risks that's involve...

By virtue of you accepting to invest in bitcoin because you heard about it or read about it is basic knowledge enough for you. So so in deciding to invest, you don’t need to wait till you know all that is to know about bitcoin before you can actually start investing. You can start investing while you’re learning more about the bitcoin investment and all it takes.
Years of theoretical research and knowledge of bitcoin volatility cannot prepare you for the experience of when you buy and bitcoin dips, so waiting to know more is actually delaying your accumulation and learning process.
You can start investing small while you grow your knowledge and confidence in bitcoin then you can increase when your trust level increases.

[Solokan]

Investing in Bitcoin requires confidence and prudent income. Those who use prudent income will undoubtedly be able to sustain their Bitcoin investment for a long time, and you must set up an emergency fund to keep your Bitcoin investment more secure. New people will be more secure by building on this strategy, because by following this strategy and following the DCA method for a long time, they will be able to create a wealth of money in the future with a small amount of money.
While investing in Bitcoin on a weekly basis is the most important, if you have enough money, you can follow the DCA method and purchase Bitcoin by maintaining a small amount of money. Then your Bitcoin investment will be able to perform more safely in the future, and you will undoubtedly be successful in the long run if your plan is right.

If people follow your instructions, they will have the potential to succeed when investing in BTC. By doing so, they will certainly have the potential to succeed in the future. Emergency funds are indeed essential for those investing in BTC, and I believe they need to be continually replenished. Without them, investors will inevitably fail to hold BTC for the long term, for example, if there are significant expenses or unexpected needs that require significant outlays. However, if our emergency funds are continually replenished, our investments will be secure.

Investing in BTC does have the potential to succeed in the future, but I still believe investing in BTC is merely a side hustle and carries risks. I think your words are sound, and they will be very helpful for beginners learning how to invest in BTC.

[johnsaributua]

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If people follow your instructions, they will have the potential to succeed when investing in BTC. By doing so, they will certainly have the potential to succeed in the future. Emergency funds are indeed essential for those investing in BTC, and I believe they need to be continually replenished. Without them, investors will inevitably fail to hold BTC for the long term, for example, if there are significant expenses or unexpected needs that require significant outlays. However, if our emergency funds are continually replenished, our investments will be secure.

Investing in BTC does have the potential to succeed in the future, but I still believe investing in BTC is merely a side hustle and carries risks. I think your words are sound, and they will be very helpful for beginners learning how to invest in BTC.

If these instructions can lead us to success they should certainly do as they say. This is because the path has been provided. However we as the ones implementing it must be able to appreciate the person who provides the path. It's rare for someone to provide a path to success. This makes us more focused on our future especially if we have significant investment potential and are also consistent in accumulating Bitcoin. I believe the success we will achieve with quite impressive results on the journey towards achieving that goal.

I believe this is also true because I currently only invest as a side activity because there are other activities that can sometimes allow us to accumulate more regularly. I consider investing as my savings for the future having a sufficient amount of Bitcoin as long as I can accumulate Bitcoin. Therefore I focus more on other activities daily while I still invest at night to optimize everything we do with the sole goal of achieving success in our future by having the amount or value of the investment we made long ago.

[BluebloodCXVI]

The perfect entry time in investing is when you have excess available funds. The perfect time is when you have discretionary income and are confident that you will reach your Bitcoin goal. Just as human life depends on a hidden future, you cannot predict anything for sure, similarly in investing you have to invest based on a hidden assumption. The more discipline you have in life, the more successful you will be. The same applies to investing. The more regular and long-term discipline you can be in Bitcoin accumulation, the easier it will be to reach the over accumulation stage. Set a target time of 4-10 years and save Bitcoin regularly in the DCA method.

Discipline alone is not enough in investment my bro let’s be honest.

The rate at which a person can accumulate bitcoin is largely determined by the size of their discretionary income and that is why finding ways to increase their earning capacity should be their priority; cos it’s also as important as being disciplined.

A person who is DCA’ing $20 per month for 10years will surely accumulate lesser bitcoin than someone who is investing $500 per month with the same level of discipline and consistency; it’s simple maths.

And again, bitcoin’s future price, our income, and unexpected life events are all variables that we have no control over. The only thing we have control over is how much you we invest, how often we invest and whether we stick to our investment plan.
So reaching a specific target is not something anyone can be confident about. We can only be confident about the process of reaching that target but not the outcomes.

Another important thing is having a financial cushion. If you invest every spare penny you have into bitcoin without setting aside emergency funds, it can backfire and you might be forced to sell your bitcoin when unexpected circumstances happen; you’re literally putting yourself in a position that could have been avoided with better planning.

Lastly, there’s not a perfect time to invest. The financial life of everybody are not the same and neither are their goals.
The best time you should invest is simply when you can invest consistently with money you can genuinely afford to leave untouched for a long time.

[Stive009]

The perfect entry time in investing is when you have excess available funds. The perfect time is when you have discretionary income and are confident that you will reach your Bitcoin goal. Just as human life depends on a hidden future, you cannot predict anything for sure, similarly in investing you have to invest based on a hidden assumption. The more discipline you have in life, the more successful you will be. The same applies to investing. The more regular and long-term discipline you can be in Bitcoin accumulation, the easier it will be to reach the over accumulation stage. Set a target time of 4-10 years and save Bitcoin regularly in the DCA method.

I agree with your main point. If you want to accumulate Bitcoin in the long term, disposable income and consistency are really important. Because if you don't have extra money in your pocket, it becomes difficult to maintain DCA regularly if there is a big crash in the market or if there is a sudden expense in real life.
However I don't agree with the concept of perfect time or perfect entry. In reality, our financial situation, responsibilities and goals change over time. So instead of waiting for the perfect situation, you should start investing even with small amounts within your capacity.
I would say that a minimum long term time frame of 4-10 years needs to be set for DCA. However if you can accumulate Bitcoin for a longer period than this, it is even more positive. Because the real power of DCA is revealed in the long term consistency.
For me the biggest strength of DCA  is that it does not try to predict the future. Rather, it makes a rule by accepting the reality that the future is uncertain. I think long term investing is more effective when you create a plan that can be followed in good markets as well as bad ones.

[KeenanEl19]

Investing in Bitcoin requires confidence and prudent income. Those who use prudent income will undoubtedly be able to sustain their Bitcoin investment for a long time, and you must set up an emergency fund to keep your Bitcoin investment more secure. New people will be more secure by building on this strategy, because by following this strategy and following the DCA method for a long time, they will be able to create a wealth of money in the future with a small amount of money.
While investing in Bitcoin on a weekly basis is the most important, if you have enough money, you can follow the DCA method and purchase Bitcoin by maintaining a small amount of money. Then your Bitcoin investment will be able to perform more safely in the future, and you will undoubtedly be successful in the long run if your plan is right.

If people follow your instructions, they will have the potential to succeed when investing in BTC. By doing so, they will certainly have the potential to succeed in the future. Emergency funds are indeed essential for those investing in BTC, and I believe they need to be continually replenished. Without them, investors will inevitably fail to hold BTC for the long term, for example, if there are significant expenses or unexpected needs that require significant outlays. However, if our emergency funds are continually replenished, our investments will be secure.

Investing in BTC does have the potential to succeed in the future, but I still believe investing in BTC is merely a side hustle and carries risks. I think your words are sound, and they will be very helpful for beginners learning how to invest in BTC.

One of the things that can indeed protect investments made for the long term is an emergency fund because we make investments should not be disturbed, with life that sometimes there are unexpected events that require funds or budgets or amounts of money to overcome this is where the role of emergency funds is needed, so this emergency fund not only keeps investments made but overcomes problems that occur also in our lives.

Investments will certainly be safe when we have an emergency fund collected, and indeed without us investing any emergency fund remains a must-have. But even so, investment also has its risk side, it's just that we only need to focus on buying and holding it because this has the potential to be successful in the future as you said.

[Hardyrobust]

The perfect entry time in investing is when you have excess available funds. The perfect time is when you have discretionary income and are confident that you will reach your Bitcoin goal. Just as human life depends on a hidden future, you cannot predict anything for sure, similarly in investing you have to invest based on a hidden assumption. The more discipline you have in life, the more successful you will be. The same applies to investing. The more regular and long-term discipline you can be in Bitcoin accumulation, the easier it will be to reach the over accumulation stage. Set a target time of 4-10 years and save Bitcoin regularly in the DCA method.

I agree with your main point. If you want to accumulate Bitcoin in the long term, disposable income and consistency are really important. Because if you don't have extra money in your pocket, it becomes difficult to maintain DCA regularly if there is a big crash in the market or if there is a sudden expense in real life.
However I don't agree with the concept of perfect time or perfect entry. In reality, our financial situation, responsibilities and goals change over time. So instead of waiting for the perfect situation, you should start investing even with small amounts within your capacity.
I would say that a minimum long term time frame of 4-10 years needs to be set for DCA. However if you can accumulate Bitcoin for a longer period than this, it is even more positive. Because the real power of DCA is revealed in the long term consistency.
For me the biggest strength of DCA  is that it does not try to predict the future. Rather, it makes a rule by accepting the reality that the future is uncertain. I think long term investing is more effective when you create a plan that can be followed in good markets as well as bad ones.

It is indeed not a good decision for a no or low coiner to consider waiting for a perfect entry point before they can start accumulating bitcoin. As long they have already figured out that they have discretionary income it won't make sense for them to be waiting for the price of bitcoin to decline before they can start buying bitcoin, this habit of waiting will leave them to remain a no or low coiner. This kind of person fails to understand that consistency play a big role in building a good bitcoin holdings. So there is nothing like perfect entry point, some people may end up wasting there time without seeing this perfect time.

[Gallar]

By virtue of you accepting to invest in bitcoin because you heard about it or read about it is basic knowledge enough for you. So so in deciding to invest, you don’t need to wait till you know all that is to know about bitcoin before you can actually start investing. You can start investing while you’re learning more about the bitcoin investment and all it takes.
Years of theoretical research and knowledge of bitcoin volatility cannot prepare you for the experience of when you buy and bitcoin dips, so waiting to know more is actually delaying your accumulation and learning process.
You can start investing small while you grow your knowledge and confidence in bitcoin then you can increase when your trust level increases.

I completely agree with your assumption, my friend. It's true that when we start investing in Bitcoin, we don't need a lot of knowledge about it. Basically, when we invest in Bitcoin, we only need to set aside funds, and that's enough. Furthermore, to invest long-term in Bitcoin, we don't need to worry about much. Basically, we just need to buy Bitcoin and hold it long-term. I think it's that simple.

Because basically, all theories and buying strategies without long-term holding will clearly fail. Therefore, I don't think studying Bitcoin in depth is necessary when we're just investing. Investing in Bitcoin is very easy, because we buy it and then hold it. The difficult part is becoming a trader, which is definitely difficult, so don't get caught up in trading. Because that's where many people lose money.

[Sim_card]

The best time you should invest is simply when you can invest consistently with money you can genuinely afford to leave untouched for a long time.

That's not right. The best time to invest is when you have your discretionary income even though, it's not going to be consistent. If you want to wait till you have a consistent discretionary income before you start your bitcoin investment, it might keep you waiting for long.

If you don't have a consistent discretionary income but you do have discretionary income once in a while, or you are the type with very little discretionary income not up to $10 and  you need to pile it up in two or three paycheck, you can buy bitcoin whenever, your discretionary income is available so that, you can become a low coiner.

After buying bitcoin or as you are holding your bitcoin, you look for other means to increase your income by getting a second job, learn a skill or get a higher qualification for increase in salary. The additional income can now serve as your discretionary income which will enable you use it to invest consistently and persistent till you reach your bitcoin target. It's better to be a low coiner than a no coiner.

[Agbam]

Why look for a perfect entry when you can't start buying whenever as long as you've figured out your discretionary income, the idea of looking for a perfect entry point will always lead go people delaying and not starting to buy bitcoin when they should, whether the delay is to look for a perfect time to buy or whether it is to gather knowledge before investing it is still the wrong move to make for an investor, what's important is figuring out our discretionary income, once that has been done we can start buying bitcoin.

No one can say for sure whether the price will increase or decrease in the next week or month. As a result, many people end up staying out of the market waiting for the perfect time or buying out of FOMO when the price increases further. So there is no such thing as a perfect entry. However, I do not completely agree with this part that "gaining knowledge before investing is also a wrong step" because gaining basic knowledge is very important. An investor should at least know how to buy and save for the long term or how important it is to save the wallet seeds well. Also, many people think that what is Bitcoin and why it is valuable. In short, an investor should know how to store his Bitcoin safely.

However, of course, it is not right that if years pass by saying that I will learn a little more and then buy, that is also not a good strategy. Learning and investing in small amounts can both go together. Many people choose the method of investing a fixed amount regularly, which is called DCA. And through this, consistency is emphasized rather than timing the market and the investment can be kept safe from wasting time.

stop telling people to start learning how to secure their bitcoin when they are supposed to be ongoingly investing. A no coiner goal is how they are supposed to be buying bitcoin so they can grow up their bitcoin stash, such people shouldn't be wasting time learning security when they don't have anything yet in their wallet to protect.

There is time for everything, a time to get the fuck started and invest according to person discretionary, and then there is a time to learn. And this learning can be done along the way.

You talk like you know when an attack might come or a situation where someone loses their device and didn’t properly store their recovery seed phrase.

Yes it’s important to get started and remain consistent, it’s also important to know how to protect your wallets even when you’re starting. Security is quite essential, Just like how we emphasis on having an emergency fund, the Security of your wallet is just as important, they’re both for the safety of your investment.

[Umulala-alala]

The best time you should invest is simply when you can invest consistently with money you can genuinely afford to leave untouched for a long time.

That's not right. The best time to invest is when you have your discretionary income even though, it's not going to be consistent. If you want to wait till you have a consistent discretionary income before you start your bitcoin investment, it might keep you waiting for long.

If you don't have a consistent discretionary income but you do have discretionary income once in a while, or you are the type with very little discretionary income not up to $10 and  you need to pile it up in two or three paycheck, you can buy bitcoin whenever, your discretionary income is available so that, you can become a low coiner.

After buying bitcoin or as you are holding your bitcoin, you look for other means to increase your income by getting a second job, learn a skill or get a higher qualification for increase in salary. The additional income can now serve as your discretionary income which will enable you use it to invest consistently and persistent till you reach your bitcoin target. It's better to be a low coiner than a no coiner.

This is well explain it's better to start been a low coiner than been a no coiner because you were waiting to have a consistent discretionary income before you can start buying bitcoin, people improve and grow there bitcoin portfolio gradually no matter how little the discretionary income is get started with it and then as you continue to buy you are also making ways on how to strengthen or increase your source of income so there can be more discretionary income to help buy consistently and persistently and hodl for long till you get to your bitcoin over accumulation point.