Compounded accumulation is no longer an amount we can afford to lose

[9ja Amaka]

Many of us here must I've heard about "The Power of compounded interest". Here I want to discuss about the "The Power of compounded accumulation (investment).

The first rule of investment is - Invest with what you can afford to lose. Meaning, if worst comes to worst you wont be emotional after losing. But the power of compounding accumulation can change that narrative. Something every investor should never underestimate. Unlike trading, where you get profit when timing the market. In bitcoin investment you can get better profit when you compound your accumulation for a long term and only withraw when you reach your goal.

In the process of accumulating. There will be a point to where the money in your portfolio is no longer an amount you would want to lose anymore. Right.

For example, let say you invest as low as $10 every week and in a month you get $40. And in a year, you've invested $480. The money keeps piling up, as the year increases. In 10 years, you will have a comfortable amount or more if your discretionary income increases you can invest more.

The compounded Bitcoin in your portfolio becomes an amount you no longer want to lose. This is where you need to take extreme caution to not lose your investment by greed.

What is your take on this?

[DubemIfedigbo001]

In the process of accumulating. There will be a point to where the money in your portfolio is no longer an amount you would want to lose anymore. Right.

Investing amounts you can afford to lose doesn't really mean you want to lose any money neither does it mean you're preparing to lose the funds, it's a simple adage that tells you not to use money meant for your survival to invest into Bitcoin since there's no guarantee on your investment.

Surely no one wants to lose money, we all want profits and that's why we're stacking sats.

What's the need of investing if you're preparing to lose it?

[Stalker22]

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The compounded Bitcoin in your portfolio becomes an amount you no longer want to lose.

Wanting to lose money and being able to afford to do so are two completely different things.  You obviously dont want to lose your investment.  But you have been living without that $10 a month for a decade, so you can clearly afford to lose it.  Yes, the first rule of investing is only risk what you can afford to lose.  After that, the next most important rule is to diversify so you dont have all your eggs in one basket.

[Donk1]

Either big or small amount we should always be cautious with our investment Because if you feel the amount is small and you just keep losing money, basically one day you would realize that the money you have lost has become a big amount. investment is not just about investing what you can afford to lose no it's more than that ,the statement doesn't mean you should invest  small money and place a little  value because you fill it's small no it means you should have a good well taught out strategy to minimise even the smallest losses or if possible avoid them .
That is why is good to always implement the DCA dollar cost average strategy in whatever you are investing in, stock or real estate. By using this kind of strategy it will help you spread out investment and minimize your risk in your investment.

[Tungbulu]

The compounded Bitcoin in your portfolio becomes an amount you no longer want to lose. This is where you need to take extreme caution to not lose your investment by greed.

What is your take on this?

The only thing at this point that could pace a threat to your investment is financial emergencies. I believe before you must've already had some sort of financial cushion in place before hitting this milestone because there's no way that one could hold for that long without being challenged by an emergency that'd require immediate financial attention and without the presence of a financial cushion, the only option would either be to take loans or to turn to your investment for financial assistance, which both would potentially pose a threat to the growth of your investment. So if you've got a financial cushion and you've safety stored your investment, then you've got absolutely nothing to worry about.