Which knowledge are you even talking about? Without an actual Involvement, it is always very difficult for folks to even gain meaningful knowledge about Bitcoin... And so, the availability of your discretionary income is already a go ahead for folks to kickstart their accumulation journey and then figuring others as they go.. Bitcoin is a volatile asset and this volatility cannot be learnt by just reading articles, you need to experience it for you to truly understand what volatility means... But when you keep delaying yourself from starting, it becomes very difficult to learn...
Fyi, Experience is the best teacher...
There is a lot to learn about Bitcoin before investing, from how the blockchain works, self custodial, private keys to risk management. None of that require paying for the lesson with your own money.
Indeed, you won't truly understand the volatility of Bitcoin unless you experience it yourself. But that does not mean you should jump in as soon as possible and figure things out later. Going into the market without
enough knowledge usually makes those lessons far more expensive.
Experience is a great teacher, but it does not necessarily have to be the first one.
Enough knowledge? lol be serious pls. Who or what decides when someone has gotten it? Hope you know experienced investors too still learning ? @Joeboy talked about using “discretionary income”, not life savings or borrowed money. He didn’t say people should ignore learning or buy BTC carelessly.
The point is that learning never really ends. Someone waiting until they think the know enough will keep delaying for years
Those things you mention are important, but are not reason to keep anyone from starting with an amount they can comfortably afford. You can read about volatility from morning till night, but won't know the feeling when your investment drop sharply or rise quickly until you experience by yourself. Knowledge and experience works together