Investing in bitcoin doesn't stop anyone from learning or gaining knowledge about bitcoin. Therefore, it will be a waste of time if someone decides not to start investing in bitcoin with the excuse that they want to gain necessary knowledge before they can start. The most crucial thing is that they can be able to figure out if they have discretionary income to start with. To avoid unnecessary procrastination, knowledge about bitcoin investment can still be acquired while ongoing with bitcoin accumulation.
Gathering knowledge is an essential part of anything we want to do in life, that said we shouldn't consider delaying our investment simply because you thityou don't have enough knowledge about bitcoin to be able to start investing, common sense will tell anyone who's interested in buying bitcoin that they don't need to know that much but with only their discretionary income they can start investing when they want, the knowledge gathering can always come after or along side the accumulation but the accumulation should never be delayed when the discretionary income is already there to invest with, most people have not been able to start accumulating bitcoin because they are busy telling themselves that they are not ready yet because they don't have what they believe to be adequate knowledge yet, just start buying with your discretionary income, the knowledge will come later.
In regards to the knowledge topic, guys get too worked up about trying to obtain knowledge that they do not know, but instead, it is likely way better to focus on what we already know and to put together what we know and what we might need to know, and if we are considering what we know (and what is within our easier grasp of knowing) we can continue to both refine what we know and there is no targetting the areas that are within grasp of our knowing better.
So for example, we are in a way better position to lok at our historical income/expenses an to project our future income/expenses than we are to learn some new abstract area that may or may not relate to bitcoin. Of course, there is nothing wrong with wanting to know more about bitcoin, yet we likely can start to buy bitcoin with only superficial knowledge of it, and like you said, Money bag, continue to learn as we go.
Another thing is that if we can clearly assess the quantity of discretionary funds that we have on a monthly (or weekly basis), we do not have to invest all of our discretionary income into bitcoin, merely because we have it. Instead we likely can determine to invest a comfortable size (perhaps even quite conservative) that would go along with our level of comfort and our perceptions of our level of knowledge, and we can still get started and even build a bitcoin position on a weekly basis without overly investing, but instead just studying bitcoin as we go... and yeah, we can study bitcoin, various aspects of our cash flow that is already in place and we can even take into account our
9 individual factors, and we do not even need to be experts on our 9 individual factors since we can adjust our bitcoin buying amount to our comfort level with our 9 individual factors.
Getting started investing in bitcoin likely remains an important factor for an overwhelming majority of people in the world, even though bitcoin's adoption remains quite low... perhaps ONLY a few percentage of the world's population has much if any price exposure to bitcoin and surely do not directly own it, which should be the aspiration for many.
