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[danherbias07]

Well, if someone thinks of it as savings and will probably not even move it or exchange it for a long time, then I think there's no need to understand the cash flow.

Instead of keeping the money in the piggy bank, it can be bought for Bitcoin and let the value increase. Imagine if you are that someone who bought at an early age and, up until now, kept his Bitcoin secured in his wallet. Then, I bet he will say to himself he did a good thing deciding to buy Bitcoin.
Cash flow is for the daily budget. It's the savings allocation that an investor should think about. If long-term, there must be another portion for another savings for emergencies. We cannot just put everything in Bitcoin and end up with nothing to pull from our pockets.

[Popkon6]

When discussing Bitcoin, we often focus on the price. Is the price low or high now, is there a dip coming, is it better to buy now or should we wait? These are natural questions. But I think a more important question for an ordinary investor is: How much money can I actually spend to accumulate Bitcoin for a long time, so that I don’t have to sell it halfway through?

How much money you can invest in Bitcoin investment will depend entirely on your ability, invest in Bitcoin with the amount of money you can afford to lose. There is no set rule on how much money you have to invest in Bitcoin, you can earn benefits on Bitcoin with the amount of money you buy Bitcoin with. If you have more ability, then of course you can use more money for investment, if you keep it for a long time, you can definitely benefit.

Because Bitcoin can be a strong asset in the long run, but its price is very volatile in the short run. If someone buys Bitcoin with the money they need, they are actually adding the risk to their personal life along with the market risk. If the price drops, they may become stressed, and if an emergency arises, they will have to sell at a loss. Then the problem is not with Bitcoin, but with the investor’s plan.

If you invest in Bitcoin and want to hold it for the long term, then you should definitely follow some strategies. Creating an emergency fund, if you create an emergency fund next to your Bitcoin investment, it will definitely protect your Bitcoin investment. Because there will be a need where you can be free from danger with that emergency fund against any odds, then it will be easier to sustain your Bitcoin investment for a long time.
And if you sometimes think about buying Bitcoin, then you can also buy dips in the Bitcoin market from the emergency fund.

[Decimetre]

Well, if someone thinks of it as savings and will probably not even move it or exchange it for a long time, then I think there's no need to understand the cash flow.

Instead of keeping the money in the piggy bank, it can be bought for Bitcoin and let the value increase. Imagine if you are that someone who bought at an early age and, up until now, kept his Bitcoin secured in his wallet. Then, I bet he will say to himself he did a good thing deciding to buy Bitcoin.
Cash flow is for the daily budget. It's the savings allocation that an investor should think about. If long-term, there must be another portion for another savings for emergencies. We cannot just put everything in Bitcoin and end up with nothing to pull from our pockets.

Cashflow management means how to balance your income and expenditure in order to figure out your discretionary income rightly for investment. There's much need for a person to understand his cashflow management to be able to survive in bitcoin investment. This is because if a person understands his cashflow he will be able to decide to which extent he can last before his next income. This is important because it will guide you not to invest beyond your power so that you can have an available fund to take care of yourself and your family. It is when you have a good cashflow management that you will be able to hold your bitcoin for a long and not sell it off after making a financial mistake that puts you into unnecessary financial pressures. Going for a long term investment means that a person must have made arrangements for emergency situations and other basic responsibilities. By so doing, your bitcoin will be well protected and you won't also stress yourself financially.

[bhadz]

Well, if someone thinks of it as savings and will probably not even move it or exchange it for a long time, then I think there's no need to understand the cash flow.

IMO, it still needs someone who likes not to touch it. We often touch our savings when there are some things that we need to pay for, and we have no allocated budget for it. So, it's possible that we're going to sell it despite that we think of holding it in the long term.

If you invest in Bitcoin and want to hold it for the long term, then you should definitely follow some strategies. Creating an emergency fund, if you create an emergency fund next to your Bitcoin investment, it will definitely protect your Bitcoin investment. Because there will be a need where you can be free from danger with that emergency fund against any odds, then it will be easier to sustain your Bitcoin investment for a long time.
And if you sometimes think about buying Bitcoin, then you can also buy dips in the Bitcoin market from the emergency fund.

This is exactly the reason why we have the emergency funds. But the mistake of some holders is that they intend to use their bitcoin holdings or savings as their emergency fund. What they think of is to spend it whenever they have to. Well, to each their own but long term holders understand more of this situation and those who are looking forward to the more valuable price for bitcoin.