Buy Buy Buy or Sell Sell Sell?

[Skydrill]

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If you don't already possess patience and discipline in your life before investing in bitcoin, long-term investing won't teach you any of these traits. You will become the person you are after investing in bitcoin; not everyone is patient. A man who is impatient won't simply become patient by investing in bitcoin. Because of this, some people will tell you that they can't keep their bitcoin for very long. This isn't because they dislike the idea, but rather because they don't have the patience or self-control to do so.

An impatient fellow may find it difficult to show discipline and restraint when it involves Bitcoin investment especially the long-term investment plan, but there are times when your dreams and aspiration drives you into doing things you ordinarily can't do, that's where determination replaces discipline and hope replaces impatiens and you begin to see the reasons why you have to keep you Bitcoin investment in a long term run irrespective of any financial constraints or challenges that may occur along the way.

[Stive009]

Not reacting to  the market is actually a basic knowledge but mostly a decision, mindset and determination every single Investor should have in order for them to hold unto the long term. However, as long as Bitcoin Investment is concerned, you don't really need a stable income before you can start your Bitcoin investment because it is not compulsory. You can start your Bitcoin investment with any source of income that can give you a discrestionary.

You will not be rattled by market volatility if the money you invest comes from your surplus or extra income. If you invest funds that you might need later then knowing that one shouldn't panic during market volatility while a fundamental concept won't be of much help. It is only natural to feel anxious during market fluctuations if you have invested money that you couldn't actually afford to lock away.

True having a fixed stable source of income is not a strict prerequisite for starting a Bitcoin investment. However having a regular income makes it significantly easier to maintain a long term investment strategy consistently. Someone with a regular income can allocate a portion of their surplus funds left over after meeting essential expenses towards investments every month. Consequently they do not need to scramble to arrange funds for the investment each time.

On the other hand the situation is not quite as straightforward for those with irregular income. Earnings can fluctuate a month of high income might be followed by a month of low or even zero income. Therefore maintaining a fixed investment schedule whether weekly or monthly can be difficult or sometimes even impossible for them. However whenever income does arrive it is possible to invest according to one's capacity using the discretionary income remaining after covering essential expenses.

Thus managing market volatility requires more than just the right mindset. It is crucial to start by investing the right kind of money keeping the investment amount within your means and devising a plan tailored to your income pattern one that is practically sustainable over the long term.

[Humblevirus]

if you don't have basic knowledge don't you know you will invest with money meant for your needs,

That is not true.  If a guy is investing from his discretionary income, then he has already figured out his basic needs, and he is using money that is in excess of the money that he needs to cover his various basic needs until the next time he gets paid, no?

Yes it should be this easy to understand that the basic knowledge in this aspect isn’t really like a formal knowledge or education. Being able to identify your discretionary income is part of those basic knowledge, not reacting to market is also a form the basis knowledge. You see bitcoin is so simple that you don’t need to complicate issue. First get a stable income, define your discretionary income, make room for emergency funds, if possible keep some reserves funds. and your will just be okay with your investments without bordering too much about some basic knowledge. Those knowledge comes along with the process of the investment and should not matter when you’re about to start investing.

It is not only when we have stable sources of income that we will be able to have discretionary funds. Even without stable sources of income, we can still sort out our discretionary funds because there are some people, like contractors, who do not always have contracts from time to time. But once they have one contract, it is possible that it will cover some people’s salaries for as long as ten years.So, without stable sources of income, someone can still sort out their discretionary funds. As far as someone can sort out their discretionary funds, they can start their Bitcoin investment.The basic knowledge about Bitcoin is just to know that Bitcoin is volatile in nature, know how to buy it from an exchange, and understand the idea of Bitcoin investment. People need to invest from their discretionary funds, while keeping their emergency funds aside in case of any emergency problems that may arise in the future.In fact, to understand more about Bitcoin, someone needs to start putting the knowledge into practice by investing.

[Different patterns]

Actually When it comes to investing, it's crucial to first put money aside for necessities. However, a rule that states, "You can't buy every day" or "You have to buy every week" may be irrational. You are aware that not everyone earns money at the same rate. Some people make money every day, some every week, and some every month. The true question, in my opinion, is not how much money can be saved for the long run after accounting for debt pressure, discretionary income, emergency funds, and necessary expenses.

There is no one rule to be followed in making your buys and you don't have to buy bitcoin on a daily or weekly because bases in most case, if you are trying to do that, chances are that you might not be able to do that for an interval of one year or longer since it takes a lot of discipline and earning potential to plan and execute daily buying of bitcoin. for most salary earners, such is not even possible.

Buy your bitcoin as it seems convenient with the income you are earning. If by reason of how frequent you get your pay you can afford to do weekly DCA, then follow it that way but if your income can only allow you to carry out a monthly DCA, then you ought to work with what is convenient for you. The ultimate goal of every investor is to ensure that the quantity of bitcoin they can build up is reasonable and that they can still feed well, cloth well, and take care of other life's necessity while doing this. eventually, not every investor will get u to one bitcoin and some might within a short period of time gather more than one bitcoin, it all depends on the resources an investor has at his disposal.

I think that if guys are trying to be serious about accumulating bitcoin, then it is likely a good thing to try to figure out ways to buy bitcoin every week, even if their pay might be irregular and/or their expenses might be irregular.   Sure, in the beginning they have to build up systems, including both building up their bitcoin stash and their back up funds, yet at the same time, it seems that the longer that they are building up their bitcoin and back up funds, then they should build cushions in their funds so that they are able to buy bitcoin every week.

Bitcoin accumulation is all about how well you can manage the available funds you have, is not often about how much person earns, if we are to look someone earning before start accumulating bitcoin, some people will never start because they may think they don’t have enough funds to start. But there are many ways to start your bitcoin journey, even if you finance positions is small,  I believe it very difficult for some people right from beginning, to even maintain weekly buying they find it hard, but gradually as investment grows, things will definitely change to better. For me, the achievement is not necessarily mean you must start with huge amounts, or making every week  buying mandatory, you can buy when your financial situation allows and also build your backup funds alongside. what matters is consistency to the level that your bitcoin accumulation will be part of your routine than something you will fine difficult to maintain.

[Uhwuchukwu53]

Here balance point is very important, emergency funds aren’t just useful only for Bitcoin investors but they’re very important for everyone. This because unexpected expenses a come up for anyone at any time.
And also they don’t have to be a rule for everyone.

Anyone can decides to start investing with a little part of their discretionary income while building up their emergency funds same time. What really matters is not having to put in the money you will be need soon into bitcoin. So to prevent unexpected expense to force you to sell out your Bitcoin at a very wrong time.

It is true that emergency funds can be useful in our daily life, but the context is about Bitcoin investment and not about other local investment or whatever it is that a person might want to venture into outside there. However, this issue about emergency funds has been addressed earlier before now although I'm not flabbergasted to see that people are still discussing about it because I feel it is worth discussing since there are new comers here. And yeah it will be much more safer if we are investing at the same time building our emergency funds, it Will make much sense this way than giving priority to the one and then leave the other. an investor that does not have enough discretionary income to start building the both at the same time can as well prioritize building their emergency funds because if they should give priority to building their Bitcoin portfolio emergency can happen during the process and they will not have any place to dip Their hands into if not their bitcoin investment, so having know this they should give priority in building Their emergency funds. But I will advice that instead of building it one after the other they should start building the both at the same time no matter the amount they are putting in each of this wallets.

Countless time many have explained emergency fund according to what they perceived it to be ,but one primary knowledge one should have is  that emergency fund solve problem that could have leads to early termination or withdrawal of one Bitcoin investment what ever problem that one uses the emergency fund weather its occurring daily weekly annually but help to curve touching your investment serve the purpose though stand to be corrected,but all investor should be able to defined emergency at a context it' defeat emergency not everything should be an emergency and emergency can never occur daily except the user is misuse the word, the fund is a reserve fund that wage war against anything that would have leads to touching One investment, using it to cut down to challenges fulfill the purpose to which the fund is been kept, though I have hard that some still uses it to accumulate more to their investment, I will not condemned it reason been that emergency does not occur all the time a well arrange investor with good management plan could reduce some emergency because what seem to be emergency for mr. A may not be for Mr.B all depends on level of knowledge and management standard.

[JayJuanGee]

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Countless time many have explained emergency fund according to what they perceived it to be ,but one primary knowledge one should have is  that emergency fund solve problem that could have leads to early termination or withdrawal of one Bitcoin investment what ever problem that one uses the emergency fund weather its occurring daily weekly annually but help to curve touching your investment serve the purpose though stand to be corrected,but all investor should be able to defined emergency at a context it' defeat emergency not everything should be an emergency and emergency can never occur daily except the user is misuse the word, the fund is a reserve fund that wage war against anything that would have leads to touching One investment, using it to cut down to challenges fulfill the purpose to which the fund is been kept, though I have hard that some still uses it to accumulate more to their investment, I will not condemned it reason been that emergency does not occur all the time a well arrange investor with good management plan could reduce some emergency because what seem to be emergency for mr. A may not be for Mr.B all depends on level of knowledge and management standard.

You are all over the place with your discussion of cashflow management, and the roles of back up funds such as emergency funds and/or reserve funds.

Of course, having back up funds does give us some cushion in terms of having to touch our bitcoin in the event  that we have decreases in our income and/or increases in our expenses... and surely the more we deplete our back up funds, then the more of an emergency status we would end up putting ourselves into, and yeah, we could have had made mistakes in our management and how much money we are keeping in our various back up funds and perhaps how we might end up using our back up funds from time to time that might end up depleting our back up funds prior to any emergency situation developing.

We surely could anticipate some potential future changes in our income and/or our expenses that may end up affecting how prepared we might consider that we need to be for such changes.. and so we could end up in Emergency situations based on the ways we had managed our funds, which also may well include how aggressively we had chosen to accumulate bitcoin and if we end up overdoing it, we might not realize at the time that we are buying the bitcoin that maybe we should not buy as much bitcoin so that we can make sure that we have enough back up funds.

[Cgrexp]

I think that if guys are trying to be serious about accumulating bitcoin, then it is likely a good thing to try to figure out ways to buy bitcoin every week, even if their pay might be irregular and/or their expenses might be irregular.   Sure, in the beginning they have to build up systems, including both building up their bitcoin stash and their back up funds, yet at the same time, it seems that the longer that they are building up their bitcoin and back up funds, then they should build cushions in their funds so that they are able to buy bitcoin every week.

Bitcoin accumulation is all about how well you can manage the available funds you have, is not often about how much person earns, if we are to look someone earning before start accumulating bitcoin, some people will never start because they may think they don’t have enough funds to start. But there are many ways to start your bitcoin journey, even if you finance positions is small,  I believe it very difficult for some people right from beginning, to even maintain weekly buying they find it hard, but gradually as investment grows, things will definitely change to better. For me, the achievement is not necessarily mean you must start with huge amounts, or making every week  buying mandatory, you can buy when your financial situation allows and also build your backup funds alongside. what matters is consistency to the level that your bitcoin accumulation will be part of your routine than something you will fine difficult to maintain.

It is not mandatory to have a large income to start accumulating Bitcoin. Even if one's income is low, if some money is left over after meeting the necessary expenses, that is his real investable or discretionary income. If there is nothing left over after meeting the necessary expenses, then buying Bitcoin just to create a habit of consistency can create financial pressure for him. If someone has little money left over in a month, he can start with a small amount. Again, if he cannot afford it in a week, there is no need to force himself to buy just to maintain the rule. The purpose of DCA is not to meet the rule beyond his financial capacity, but to create a long-term habit within his capacity.

[Lembo69]

It is not mandatory to have a large income to start accumulating Bitcoin. Even if one's income is low, if some money is left over after meeting the necessary expenses, that is his real investable or discretionary income. If there is nothing left over after meeting the necessary expenses, then buying Bitcoin just to create a habit of consistency can create financial pressure for him. If someone has little money left over in a month, he can start with a small amount. Again, if he cannot afford it in a week, there is no need to force himself to buy just to maintain the rule. The purpose of DCA is not to meet the rule beyond his financial capacity, but to create a long-term habit within his capacity.

Yes, if someone adopts the DCA strategy, they can start investing with even a small amount. However, they must ensure that the funds being invested come from their discretionary income. Investing in Bitcoin without an emergency fund is extremely risky; therefore, within 3–4 months of starting the investment, one must also focus on building an emergency fund—ideally one equivalent to six months of their monthly salary. Meanwhile, they can continue their investment by purchasing assets in small increments. DCA is the only strategy that makes such small-scale investing possible.

[Cyber_warrior]

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Countless time many have explained emergency fund according to what they perceived it to be ,but one primary knowledge one should have is  that emergency fund solve problem that could have leads to early termination or withdrawal of one Bitcoin investment what ever problem that one uses the emergency fund weather its occurring daily weekly annually but help to curve touching your investment serve the purpose though stand to be corrected,but all investor should be able to defined emergency at a context it' defeat emergency not everything should be an emergency and emergency can never occur daily except the user is misuse the word, the fund is a reserve fund that wage war against anything that would have leads to touching One investment, using it to cut down to challenges fulfill the purpose to which the fund is been kept, though I have hard that some still uses it to accumulate more to their investment, I will not condemned it reason been that emergency does not occur all the time a well arrange investor with good management plan could reduce some emergency because what seem to be emergency for mr. A may not be for Mr.B all depends on level of knowledge and management standard.

You are all over the place with your discussion of cashflow management, and the roles of back up funds such as emergency funds and/or reserve funds.

Of course, having back up funds does give us some cushion in terms of having to touch our bitcoin in the event  that we have decreases in our income and/or increases in our expenses... and surely the more we deplete our back up funds, then the more of an emergency status we would end up putting ourselves into, and yeah, we could have had made mistakes in our management and how much money we are keeping in our various back up funds and perhaps how we might end up using our back up funds from time to time that might end up depleting our back up funds prior to any emergency situation developing.

We surely could anticipate some potential future changes in our income and/or our expenses that may end up affecting how prepared we might consider that we need to be for such changes.. and so we could end up in Emergency situations based on the ways we had managed our funds, which also may well include how aggressively we had chosen to accumulate bitcoin and if we end up overdoing it, we might not realize at the time that we are buying the bitcoin that maybe we should not buy as much bitcoin so that we can make sure that we have enough back up funds.

Yeah, every money we put into emergency funds or reserve funds is a money we didn’t invest with, so it kind of a Trade Off, which is practically giving up one good thing for another. So in a case where you put too much into Bitcoin investment and put little in both the emergency funds and the reserve fund, when an emergency issues come up you will be forced to sell prematurely. So let just know that emergency funds are not just protocols but they are there to protect our Bitcoin investments.

So in a nutshell, the right amount of bitcoin to hold is the one we can hold even through a Dip or emergency situation and we won’t be forced to sell. such number is usually determined by our emergency funds and not our belief on profit making in Bitcoin.

[Hardyrobust]

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Countless time many have explained emergency fund according to what they perceived it to be ,but one primary knowledge one should have is  that emergency fund solve problem that could have leads to early termination or withdrawal of one Bitcoin investment what ever problem that one uses the emergency fund weather its occurring daily weekly annually but help to curve touching your investment serve the purpose though stand to be corrected,but all investor should be able to defined emergency at a context it' defeat emergency not everything should be an emergency and emergency can never occur daily except the user is misuse the word, the fund is a reserve fund that wage war against anything that would have leads to touching One investment, using it to cut down to challenges fulfill the purpose to which the fund is been kept, though I have hard that some still uses it to accumulate more to their investment, I will not condemned it reason been that emergency does not occur all the time a well arrange investor with good management plan could reduce some emergency because what seem to be emergency for mr. A may not be for Mr.B all depends on level of knowledge and management standard.

You are all over the place with your discussion of cashflow management, and the roles of back up funds such as emergency funds and/or reserve funds.

Of course, having back up funds does give us some cushion in terms of having to touch our bitcoin in the event  that we have decreases in our income and/or increases in our expenses... and surely the more we deplete our back up funds, then the more of an emergency status we would end up putting ourselves into, and yeah, we could have had made mistakes in our management and how much money we are keeping in our various back up funds and perhaps how we might end up using our back up funds from time to time that might end up depleting our back up funds prior to any emergency situation developing.

We surely could anticipate some potential future changes in our income and/or our expenses that may end up affecting how prepared we might consider that we need to be for such changes.. and so we could end up in Emergency situations based on the ways we had managed our funds, which also may well include how aggressively we had chosen to accumulate bitcoin and if we end up overdoing it, we might not realize at the time that we are buying the bitcoin that maybe we should not buy as much bitcoin so that we can make sure that we have enough back up funds.

This is where it is important to balance our bitcoin investment with our financial situation. People can easily forget that there financial situation can change at anytime and they focus mostly on buying more bitcoin. With a greater percentage of their available cash being used to buy bitcoin, they may sell at loss during an emergency situation. With enough backup funds , we can be able to hold bitcoin without being forced to sell or panic during emergency. Therefore,  we should invest an amount that actually fits our financial situation.

[Odohu]

Yeah, every money we put into emergency funds or reserve funds is a money we didn’t invest with, so it kind of a Trade Off, which is practically giving up one good thing for another. So in a case where you put too much into Bitcoin investment and put little in both the emergency funds and the reserve fund, when an emergency issues come up you will be forced to sell prematurely. So let just know that emergency funds are not just protocols but they are there to protect our Bitcoin investments.

So in a nutshell, the right amount of bitcoin to hold is the one we can hold even through a Dip or emergency situation and we won’t be forced to sell. such number is usually determined by our emergency funds and not our belief on profit making in Bitcoin.

Emergency funds is an estimate, you cannot measure the exact amount that should cover for any emergency because you don't even know what emergency you will encounter. That means ine should strive to keep reasonable amount of money in this aspect but it should not be such that will be more than what we are investing into Bitcoin as no one is praying for disaster or something.

If I decide to invest 20% of my income into Bitcoin, keeping 5% of that amount as emergency funds is not a bad idea because that should be just enough to cover any emergency expenditure. This is just an example to show that emergency funds should not be more than what we are investing.

[JayJuanGee]

It is not mandatory to have a large income to start accumulating Bitcoin. Even if one's income is low, if some money is left over after meeting the necessary expenses, that is his real investable or discretionary income. If there is nothing left over after meeting the necessary expenses, then buying Bitcoin just to create a habit of consistency can create financial pressure for him. If someone has little money left over in a month, he can start with a small amount. Again, if he cannot afford it in a week, there is no need to force himself to buy just to maintain the rule. The purpose of DCA is not to meet the rule beyond his financial capacity, but to create a long-term habit within his capacity.

Yes, if someone adopts the DCA strategy, they can start investing with even a small amount. However, they must ensure that the funds being invested come from their discretionary income. Investing in Bitcoin without an emergency fund is extremely risky; therefore, within 3–4 months of starting the investment, one must also focus on building an emergency fund

You are full of shit, Lembo69, and I am pretty sure that I have responded to you in the past about these same exact points, and you are still spouting out the same nonsense.

To start, guys have to have some level of back up funds in order to start buying bitcoin, since if they have absolutely no back up funds, then how are they going to know that they have invested within their discretionary funds  and how do they know that they have enough money to cover all of their basic expenses until their next paycheck comes.

Second, you are a dumb ass if you believe that you can wait 3-4 months before you need to start to build your back up funds.

One of the best ways to build back up funds is to build them at the same rate that you are investing into bitcoin.

Sure, it may well not be a problem to build the bitcoin investment faster than the back up funds, yet it seems that it is quite necessary to get back up funds up to a certain level, such as covering a weeks of expenses.. and perhaps even necessary to get the back up funds to a higher level if there is a lot of uncertainty with income continuing  and/or expenses going up.

—ideally one equivalent to six months of their monthly salary.

Another totally bullshit point.

You really think that back up funds need to be 6 months of a guy's salary.  You must be retarded.  How long do you think that it would take to build up such levels of back up funds, and even if a guy were to be able to build up his back up funds to that kind of a level, it would be a full time job in itself to be ongoingly putting money into the back up funds to keep it at 6 months of income.

It sounds totally stupid to be wanting to have so much back up funds, and it will likely be difficult enough for guys to get their back up funds up to 3 months of their expenses.

Let me say that if a guy has 1 year, 2 year or more of his income invested into bitcoin, then surely it could be possible in those kinds of situations, that a guy might be able to keep 6 months of income in back up funds, but it even still sounds a bit unrealistic unless the guy already has a lot of money already invested. .such as a couple years or more of his income in bitcoin and/or other volatile and/or working assets.

Meanwhile, they can continue their investment by purchasing assets in small increments. DCA is the only strategy that makes such small-scale investing possible.

DCA is the most flexible and probably even the better of bitcoin accumulation strategies, yet there could be situations in which lump sum buying and/or buying on the dip might make sense, too.

[Derekfunds]

This is where it is important to balance our bitcoin investment with our financial situation. People can easily forget that there financial situation can change at anytime and they focus mostly on buying more bitcoin. With a greater percentage of their available cash being used to buy bitcoin, they may sell at loss during an emergency situation. With enough backup funds , we can be able to hold bitcoin without being forced to sell or panic during emergency. Therefore,  we should invest an amount that actually fits our financial situation.

What an investors need to invest in Bitcoin is not finance that matches or fits their financial situation because you seems to be getting the whole thing wrong, what an investor need to invest in Bitcoin is their discretionary income which is their leftover and you can not categorize or classify discretionary income as finance that fits one's financial situation. if someone follows what you are saying it means they will be investing money needed for expenses because of how their financial situation is and the fact that you have a huge source of income doesn't mean your discretionary will be big that is why we should take care of our needs and see what remains and not just assume and use some percentage.

[samadam007]

What an investors need to invest in Bitcoin is not finance that matches or fits their financial situation because you seems to be getting the whole thing wrong, what an investor need to invest in Bitcoin is their discretionary income which is their leftover and you can not categorize or classify discretionary income as finance that fits one's financial situation. if someone follows what you are saying it means they will be investing money needed for expenses because of how their financial situation is and the fact that you have a huge source of income doesn't mean your discretionary will be big that is why we should take care of our needs and see what remains and not just assume and use some percentage.

I don’t think you understand what “financial situation” means. You seem to be separating it from discretionary income, but they’re connected. It is what will determine how much you can comfortably invest in Bitcoin without putting yourself under pressure. So next time when someone tells you to consider your financial situation. It means you looking at your income/ cashflow at that moment, then figure out how much discretionary income is available.

[Princess Leah]

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I don’t think you understand what “financial situation” means. You seem to be separating it from discretionary income, but they’re connected. It is what will determine how much you can comfortably invest in Bitcoin without putting yourself under pressure. So next time when someone tells you to consider your financial situation. It means you looking at your income/ cashflow at that moment, then figure out how much discretionary income is available.

Investing according to ones finance is not a bad idea but some people would misunderstand it for investing with any amount according to what they earn with might affect money for other important expenses which is why you should've just been straight forward with saying discretionary funds so they'll understand it's leftover funds after settling necessities.

 Some terms we use might be confusing to a beginner so they advising them on how to invest you'll have to come down to something they understand better so they don't do the wrong thing.

[Abbatty]

This is where it is important to balance our bitcoin investment with our financial situation. People can easily forget that there financial situation can change at anytime and they focus mostly on buying more bitcoin. With a greater percentage of their available cash being used to buy bitcoin, they may sell at loss during an emergency situation. With enough backup funds , we can be able to hold bitcoin without being forced to sell or panic during emergency. Therefore,  we should invest an amount that actually fits our financial situation.

You are right, we need to learn to balance what we put invest with and what we put in emergency funds and reserve funds. We can’t keep putting so much in investment and leave so little for the emergency funds, if we do so, when an emergency situation hit us we will be force to sell untimely. So yes when we invest we Should remember to put much aside to help protect our investment, because at the end that what they are for.

What an investors need to invest in Bitcoin is not finance that matches or fits their financial situation because you seems to be getting the whole thing wrong, what an investor need to invest in Bitcoin is their discretionary income which is their leftover and you can not categorize or classify discretionary income as finance that fits one's financial situation. if someone follows what you are saying it means they will be investing money needed for expenses because of how their financial situation is and the fact that you have a huge source of income doesn't mean your discretionary will be big that is why we should take care of our needs and see what remains and not just assume and use some percentage.

I think maybe you got what he his trying to say wrong, he was trying to say we should put much in to our emergency funds too, it can’t be equal with our discretionary income but at least not that far the investment fee.

On the other hand, you are right about the discretionary income, having a huge income doesn’t mean you will have a huge discretionary income, it depends on your weekly or monthly expenses.

[Crytohillss]

This is where it is important to balance our bitcoin investment with our financial situation. People can easily forget that there financial situation can change at anytime and they focus mostly on buying more bitcoin. With a greater percentage of their available cash being used to buy bitcoin, they may sell at loss during an emergency situation. With enough backup funds , we can be able to hold bitcoin without being forced to sell or panic during emergency. Therefore,  we should invest an amount that actually fits our financial situation.

What an investors need to invest in Bitcoin is not finance that matches or fits their financial situation because you seems to be getting the whole thing wrong, what an investor need to invest in Bitcoin is their discretionary income which is their leftover and you can not categorize or classify discretionary income as finance that fits one's financial situation. if someone follows what you are saying it means they will be investing money needed for expenses because of how their financial situation is and the fact that you have a huge source of income doesn't mean your discretionary will be big that is why we should take care of our needs and see what remains and not just assume and use some percentage.

The important thing  is knowing that discretionary income is not the same for everybody even when three individuals earn the same amount, someone earning a pretty salary might have family responsibilities and other commitments that leaves very small at the end of the weeks or months anyone earning less may have more expenses and more cash ready to invest .

 That's why i don't think individuals should not jump into a fixed percentage to Bitcoin investment without first looking at their actual problem. It would be very unwise to commit to purchasing the same amount of btc every month when their basic expenses are not always predictable.

[Sticky Bomb]

and so we could end up in Emergency situations based on the ways we had managed our funds, which also may well include how aggressively we had chosen to accumulate bitcoin and if we end up overdoing it, we might not realize at the time that we are buying the bitcoin that maybe we should not buy as much bitcoin so that we can make sure that we have enough back up funds.

I believe it helps to have a definite sharing formula for our discretionary funds so we don't unnecessarily get into difficult financial situations when we overdo our purchases. We should have it as a discipline to put a certain percentages into respective categories like 40% into buying bitcoin, 40% into backup funds and 20% as discretionary consumption.

If we have any need to adjust our aggressiveness, then it is important to adjust it from the percentages first to see how it factors in well for us, rather than buying with more amounts straight up without trying to evaluate first how it balances out with our cash reserves and how sustainable it can be for long. Aggressiveness comes from putting more quantity of your discretionary income into buying bitcoin, it is important we evaluate the finances properly before increasing our aggressive to ensure it doesn't leave us with limited backup funds which in turn leaves our portfolio vulnerable.

[Lembo69]

Yeah, every money we put into emergency funds or reserve funds is a money we didn’t invest with, so it kind of a Trade Off, which is practically giving up one good thing for another. So in a case where you put too much into Bitcoin investment and put little in both the emergency funds and the reserve fund, when an emergency issues come up you will be forced to sell prematurely. So let just know that emergency funds are not just protocols but they are there to protect our Bitcoin investments.

Yes, I agree with you; emergencies can arise at any time in our lives, and anyone is liable to panic in such situations. In that state of mind, they might make hasty decisions. Consequently, if an investor lacks an emergency fund, they would undoubtedly not hesitate to sell off their investments. Therefore, we should build an emergency fund specifically to avoid having to liquidate our investments. Many people invest without creating an emergency fund; I believe their investments are not truly secure. Even if an investor has to reduce their investment amount for a while to build this fund, it is the right move. They can scale back, but maintaining an emergency fund is essential.

What exactly is an emergency fund? The answer is simple: it is like an umbrella during the rain or a quilt during the winter. An emergency fund serves the same vital purpose in our lives as an umbrella does during a downpour or a quilt does in the cold. Trying to sustain investments without an emergency fund is akin to fighting a battle without a sword. Thus, to safeguard their investments, an investor should build an emergency fund equivalent to four to six months of their salary.

[ejikeme24]

—ideally one equivalent to six months of their monthly salary.

It is really so hilarious to hear that 6  months of a guy's salary is enough for emergency needs, did you even realize that emergency does not only happen once or twice? Because the way you're saying it makes it look as though emergency only happen once and after that guys may not experience anything like emergency. But in as much as emergency will  keep occuring I would suggest that guys should keep throwing money in their emergency funds or backup funds as much as they are buying Bitcoin because the amount some guys are seeing as monthly income can't solve some problem, some might require adding 10-15 months of their monthly income before they could solve it. so technically Their 6 months salary does not go any where in terms of preparing for emergency. The problem most of us are having is that we speak base on our financial status without knowing that other people's financial status might be worst or better than ours.