Balancing Financial security and Bitcoin Accumulation

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In some cases where you have exhausted your discretionary income for bitcoin investment it's not bad if an investor uses little of his emergency fund to purchase bitcoin and still make a replacement back to your emergency fund when things are alright but emergency fund shouldn't serve the purpose of discretionary income using your emergency in a one time purchase of bitcoin doesn't give you a bad method to invest in bitcoin.

It may not always be convenient for an investor to use the emergency fund to buy Bitcoin and then try to make it up again later. When an investor repeatedly uses the money from this fund, he may fail to provide the money from that fund at any time. So, it is better to keep the money from the emergency fund without using it. Yes, in some cases, if there is need. For example, if the price of Bitcoin has suddenly dropped so much, then the emergency fund can be used if there is an opportunity to buy at that time. However, it must be remembered to replenish the money to the emergency fund as soon as possible. If it takes a long time to provide the money from the fund, then it is better not to use that money.

[I_Anime]

In some cases where you have exhausted your discretionary income for bitcoin investment it's not bad if an investor uses little of his emergency fund to purchase bitcoin and still make a replacement back to your emergency fund when things are alright but emergency fund shouldn't serve the purpose of discretionary income using your emergency in a one time purchase of bitcoin doesn't give you a bad method to invest in bitcoin.

It may not always be convenient for an investor to use the emergency fund to buy Bitcoin and then try to make it up again later. When an investor repeatedly uses the money from this fund, he may fail to provide the money from that fund at any time. So, it is better to keep the money from the emergency fund without using it. Yes, in some cases, if there is need. For example, if the price of Bitcoin has suddenly dropped so much, then the emergency fund can be used if there is an opportunity to buy at that time. However, it must be remembered to replenish the money to the emergency fund as soon as possible. If it takes a long time to provide the money from the fund, then it is better not to use that money.

If one is the type that’s is not bothered with emergency funds and just want to use all his money to invest . Such folk will later turn that same investment into their emergency funds, because then that investment will be one of the main thing that will always come to their mind whenever there is any expenses or emergency.

So better to follow the principle of investing , like having an emergency and Back up funds in check especially emergency funds, because we can’t tell what is gonna happen in the future.

[Tungbulu]

Well in Bitcoin investment no money is made permanent for a particular usage, the usage of this funds are not rigid but flexible and adjustable base on situation and or circumstances. There could be times when emergency fund can be used in the place of discretion fund when there is no discretion but that doesn't mean that it will remain permanent but these only happens when there is a financial difficulty or mismanagement of fund or when our source of income are whimpy. But However I don't mean to say yhat it is advisable to misplace the usage of each of this funds but we just need to know that sometimea we just need to be flexible in our investment approach in other not to follow a wrong investment approach expecialy anything that will leed to selling of Bitcoin when our target has not been met.

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In some cases where you have exhausted your discretionary income for bitcoin investment it's not bad if an investor uses little of his emergency fund to purchase bitcoin and still make a replacement back to your emergency fund when things are alright but emergency fund shouldn't serve the purpose of discretionary income using your emergency in a one time purchase of bitcoin doesn't give you a bad method to invest in bitcoin.

I'm afraid that it's a very risky move to take, even when you plan to replenish it later. You'll be automatically endangering your Bitcoin investment because that way, your emergency fund wouldn't be as solid as it's initially meant to be. Let's say for instance, you were able to successfully build 4 months worth of your living expenses and then you end up using 1  or 2 months worth of your living expenses to buy on DIP and an emergency that requires 3 months worth of your expenses occurs, considering the fact that your emergency fund at this point is incapable of sorting this emergency, wouldn't that lead you to dipping into your investment?

It's not mandatory that investors must buy on DIPs, if there's a DIP in the market and there's no discretionary fund or reserve fund at that moment in time, rather than using your emergency fund or putting yourself under pressure simply because you wanna take advantage of the DIP, I believe it's best you forget about it and stick to you usual DCA strategy, there'll be other opportunities to  buy on DIPs, that is when you have the resources to buy without having to risk jeopardizing your primary strategy and portfolio.

[Showlove01]

In some cases where you have exhausted your discretionary income for bitcoin investment it's not bad if an investor uses little of his emergency fund to purchase bitcoin and still make a replacement back to your emergency fund when things are alright but emergency fund shouldn't serve the purpose of discretionary income using your emergency in a one time purchase of bitcoin doesn't give you a bad method to invest in bitcoin.

It may not always be convenient for an investor to use the emergency fund to buy Bitcoin and then try to make it up again later. When an investor repeatedly uses the money from this fund, he may fail to provide the money from that fund at any time. So, it is better to keep the money from the emergency fund without using it. Yes, in some cases, if there is need. For example, if the price of Bitcoin has suddenly dropped so much, then the emergency fund can be used if there is an opportunity to buy at that time. However, it must be remembered to replenish the money to the emergency fund as soon as possible. If it takes a long time to provide the money from the fund, then it is better not to use that money.

That is misplacement and it is a very wrong thing to do whenever we are investing in Bitcoin in fact not only Bitcoin even some Investment outside Bitcoin, we should always do the right thing at the right time and we should always use what is required and what is needed and not the other way round and trying this, is a careless act and any investor that tries it will suffer darely because that is am improper thing to do as an Investor. Our discretionary should be kept available for accumulation and not our emergency funds because our emergency funds is categorically use and meant to solve emergency problem when they come up.

[laijsica]

In some cases where you have exhausted your discretionary income for bitcoin investment it's not bad if an investor uses little of his emergency fund to purchase bitcoin and still make a replacement back to your emergency fund when things are alright but emergency fund shouldn't serve the purpose of discretionary income using your emergency in a one time purchase of bitcoin doesn't give you a bad method to invest in bitcoin.

It may not always be convenient for an investor to use the emergency fund to buy Bitcoin and then try to make it up again later. When an investor repeatedly uses the money from this fund, he may fail to provide the money from that fund at any time. So, it is better to keep the money from the emergency fund without using it. Yes, in some cases, if there is need. For example, if the price of Bitcoin has suddenly dropped so much, then the emergency fund can be used if there is an opportunity to buy at that time. However, it must be remembered to replenish the money to the emergency fund as soon as possible. If it takes a long time to provide the money from the fund, then it is better not to use that money.

In my opinion, it would not be right to buy Bitcoin from an emergency fund under any circumstances. The issue of using and restoring an emergency fund during a price drop is more dangerous because the level at which you choose to buy Bitcoin for a price drop may decrease further in the future. Such mistakes in the long term Bitcoin journey can often have a negative impact on the investment.

My recomandation would be that if an investor has a floating fund it would be wise for him to plan to use that fund during a price drop.

Strategically if you keep the size of the emergency fund a little bit extra such as more than three months then perhaps you can buy from that extra fund during a price drop.

[Futurexxx]

That is misplacement and it is a very wrong thing to do whenever we are investing in Bitcoin in fact not only Bitcoin even some Investment outside Bitcoin, we should always do the right thing at the right time and we should always use what is required and what is needed and not the other way round and trying this, is a careless act and any investor that tries it will suffer darely because that is am improper thing to do as an Investor. Our discretionary should be kept available for accumulation and not our emergency funds because our emergency funds is categorically use and meant to solve emergency problem when they come up.

Anything that makes an investor invest in Bitcoin with his emergency funds, that's no longer investment because it has turned to gambling, because by that singular act of his, if any emergencies needs arises, his investment is doomed, so it's an act that should never be practiced or considered because no matter how enticing the buying opportunity is, a sane investor will never accumulate or buy Bitcoin with his emergency funds, because once the protection the emergency funds provide is removed, just know that it will only be a matter of when you are going to temper or sell it off when real life emergencies strike .
Most times some investors will say that let me just use it to buy now and I will replace it as soon as possible, but they don't know that they are gambling with their holdings with such a practice, which is a dumb way to go about your Bitcoin investment.

[Loyang]

In some cases where you have exhausted your discretionary income for bitcoin investment it's not bad if an investor uses little of his emergency fund to purchase bitcoin and still make a replacement back to your emergency fund when things are alright but emergency fund shouldn't serve the purpose of discretionary income using your emergency in a one time purchase of bitcoin doesn't give you a bad method to invest in bitcoin.

Investing with emergency fund and gambling are the same thing. Because when a person gambles, there is no guarantee that he will not lose his money or make a profit. Just like you have created your emergency fund to protect your investment, if you invest with emergency fund then there is no guarantee that you will not face any kind of financial crisis. If you invest with your emergency fund then how will you deal with unexpected financial disasters. Anything can happen at any time we can never predict the future so it will never be the right decision for us to invest with emergency fund.

If you see a fall in the market and you want to buy aggressively you have money but you do not have it in your hand. You will get that money in your hand after some time or some days. In this case you can invest by taking a loan from someone if you want. But you have to think in advance whether you can repay the loan or not, then you can invest by taking a loan

[Joeboy]

Anything that makes an investor invest in Bitcoin with his emergency funds, that's no longer investment because it has turned to gambling,

Indeed coz the core of investing is patience and the ability to let time work in your favor. Emergency money, on the other hand, is supposed to be liquid, safe, and available anytime life takes an unexpected turn...If you tie that money into Bitcoin and the price suddenly dips when you urgently need it, you are forced to sell at a loss. That’s not investing, that’s desperation.....That is why it is very Important that an investor always makes use of his Discretionary Income, no matter how little it is.

If you see a fall in the market and you want to buy aggressively you have money but you do not have it in your hand. You will get that money in your hand after some time or some days. In this case you can invest by taking a loan from someone if you want. But you have to think in advance whether you can repay the loan or not, then you can invest by taking a loan

It is not advisable at all to  invest in Bitcoin with borrowed funds....  Bitcoin is not like a fixed business where you can project cashflow and know when profit will come in, it is volatile, meaning the price could still drop lower after you borrow and buy, leaving you in debt without profit to show. Most lenders gives you a fixed period to repay, without even caring whether the market goes up or down (and remember that profiting in Bitcoin comes in the long run probably 5-10 years).....

That is why investing in Bitcoin should only come from your discretionary income, which is the money left after paying for all your basic needs and responsibilities and also that money that you can hold for years without pressure. The moment you use borrowed funds, you have simply added stress and removed patience, which are the exact ingredients you need to succeed in the long term. Instead of rushing with the usage of loans, it is far more better to plan your cashflow and wait until the money is truly in your hand. Bitcoin will always give opportunities that's for such, but debts doesn’t give second chances...

[ruykeri]

Well in Bitcoin investment no money is made permanent for a particular usage, the usage of this funds are not rigid but flexible and adjustable base on situation and or circumstances. There could be times when emergency fund can be used in the place of discretion fund when there is no discretion but that doesn't mean that it will remain permanent but these only happens when there is a financial difficulty or mismanagement of fund or when our source of income are whimpy. But However I don't mean to say yhat it is advisable to misplace the usage of each of this funds but we just need to know that sometimea we just need to be flexible in our investment approach in other not to follow a wrong investment approach expecialy anything that will leed to selling of Bitcoin when our target has not been met.

It is worth noting that the Emergency fund isn't as flexible as every other backup funds, such as the reserve or float funds. Tampering your emergency fund or using it to serve the purpose of the discretionary income would only mean one thing, which is endangering your Bitcoin portfolio. The Emergency Fund should in fact be treated as a rigid cushion as it is the ultimate safety net for your Bitcoin investment.
Now imagine a situation where you hit a potential DIP in the market and it's just so attractive that you feel you can't miss buying on that DIP, and maybe in the absence of a reserve fund or discretionary fund, you decide to opt for using your Emergency fund to buy the DIP (leaving your Investment defenceless and vulnerable), with intentions of replenishing it in the coming weeks, and then just after the buy, an unexpected emergency suddenly pops up. Now, there's no emergency fund in place, no reserve or float fund, you're left with nothing but your Bitcoin investment, what do you think would happen in such a case if not to dip into your investment to sort out that emergency...

The Emergency fund is just as important as your Investment and should be treated with extreme caution too, the only time one should seek the assistance of the emergency fund is when an actual emergency surfaces, anything other than that could either wait or be attended to by other backup funds. I'm not in support of the idea that the emergency fund should be considered as a flexible fund that could be extended to other areas or financial needs, except actually emergencies.

In some cases where you have exhausted your discretionary income for bitcoin investment it's not bad if an investor uses little of his emergency fund to purchase bitcoin and still make a replacement back to your emergency fund when things are alright but emergency fund shouldn't serve the purpose of discretionary income using your emergency in a one time purchase of bitcoin doesn't give you a bad method to invest in bitcoin.

Many people here have spoken in favor and against buying Bitcoin DIP from emergency funds and reserve funds. I think that Bitcoin should not be bought with any kind of necessary money other than discretionary income. And buying Bitcoin DIP with a lot of money or waiting to buy it is more likely to result in loss. However, if someone thinks that he will invest in Bitcoin in different ways for experimental reasons, then he can do it in other ways. Let's say a person works on a monthly salary. He buys Bitcoin by DCA with discretionary income. Suddenly he gets $1000 as a bonus. Then he can divide that money into three parts and invest. If he wants, he can DCA $200 as He kept buying Bitcoins with an extra $50 in addition to the regular money he was spending.. He will invest $400 in a lump sum method. And he will wait for the remaining $400 when the price decreases comparatively. In this way, he will be able to understand the results after investing in different ways. However, I personally think that you should never invest in Bitcoin with any money outside of your discretionary income. And while waiting to buy at the DIP, many people miss the opportunity to buy Bitcoin at a lower price. Again, many people regret buying at the dip when they see that the price of Bitcoin has dropped further. That's why the DCA method is always the best.

[PremiumcryptoHub]

In my opinion, it would not be right to buy Bitcoin from an emergency fund under any circumstances. The issue of using and restoring an emergency fund during a price drop is more dangerous because the level at which you choose to buy Bitcoin for a price drop may decrease further in the future. Such mistakes in the long term Bitcoin journey can often have a negative impact on the investment.

My recomandation would be that if an investor has a floating fund it would be wise for him to plan to use that fund during a price drop.

Strategically if you keep the size of the emergency fund a little bit extra such as more than three months then perhaps you can buy from that extra fund during a price drop.

Naturally my overall opinion is that buying Bitcoin from an emergency fund can be a foolhardy move because DIP is always going on in the market now, if in this case you have to look towards emergency funds without making any judgment, then there will be a shortage of money that can be used for emergency needs. You are right that using and recovering emergency funds during a price drop can be more dangerous because it is a very simple pattern that can lead to market sentiment in any direction.

The Bitcoin market changes automatically due to increased demand, so one should not make the mistake of thinking that opportunities in the market come only a handful of times, if you are cautious with Bitcoin investments, opportunities will arise suddenly. While it is perhaps most significant in economic matters that there are ways to manage money, this is no exception in the case of an emergency fund.

For example we need to set up an automatic transfer to manage these key funds and use them for the right reasons, so my recommendation is that it should be used thoughtfully and the essential ingredient for investing for the long term is investing from discretionary income.

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In some cases where you have exhausted your discretionary income for bitcoin investment it's not bad if an investor uses little of his emergency fund to purchase bitcoin and still make a replacement back to your emergency fund when things are alright but emergency fund shouldn't serve the purpose of discretionary income using your emergency in a one time purchase of bitcoin doesn't give you a bad method to invest in bitcoin.

Investing with emergency fund is never a good decision. If you ever have a financial crisis, you can take money from the emergency fund to deal with your disaster. No one can ever say when, what will happen. For example, if you invest with your emergency fund and if, after some time, your financial crisis occurs, how will you deal with your financial crisis at that time. Then to deal with your financial crisis, you may have to sell your holdings or you may have to take a loan from someone, so investing with emergency fund will never be a good decision.

Emergency funds are not called “emergency” for nothing, they’re meant to be accessible anytime without stress. Life is very unpredictable, one moment everything is fine, the next moment you might need money for medical bills, family needs, sudden job loss, or even just basic survival. In those times, having your funds tied up in an investment that could be in a dip will only add more pain and confusion.

Some people think they can outsmart life by putting everything into investments, but the truth is, no matter how good the investment looks, if you don’t have a safety net, you will always be exposed to unnecessary risks. That’s why the smart move is to first separate your survival funds, then whatever you have left can be channeled into investments and Bitcoin..

This is the biggest misconception of people that they think that unexpected situations will never come in their lives, and that is why they always decide to ignore the emergency fund. And I have also seen where a family was going about their daily life very normally, everything was fine with them, suddenly his wife fell ill, but since he did not have any emergency fund, he had to sell his land, and was treated with that money, and at thet time of his emergency, the price at which he sold his land, later on, just a few month later, the value of that land increased by a huge amount, that is, it is very clear that if he had an emergency fund, then his land would not have been sold for his wife's treatment, so he could have benefited more from his land at this moment.

And this example is also very deeply applicable to Bitcoin investment, if you do not prepare for any emergency, and do not make any preparations to protect the investment in the long term, but just keep investing, then during an emergency you will have to compulsorily sell your Bitcoin holdings as the only option. As a result, you will have to face financial losses, such as the price at which you bought Bitcoin, now the price has decreased slightly due to the volatility of Bitcoin, as a result, you have to sell it at a loss, and also after selling at a loss, after a few days Bitcoin increased more than before, meaning that you are also deprived of the profit of this increase later. Therefore, it is essential to prepare an emergency fund for such unexpected situations, an emergency fund will protect you from unexpected losses and will keep your holdings safe at unexpected times and you will be able to hold it for the long term, which will increase your chances of big success.

[Mr_Brilliant$]

In some cases where you have exhausted your discretionary income for bitcoin investment it's not bad if an investor uses little of his emergency fund to purchase bitcoin and still make a replacement back to your emergency fund when things are alright but emergency fund shouldn't serve the purpose of discretionary income using your emergency in a one time purchase of bitcoin doesn't give you a bad method to invest in bitcoin.

It may not always be convenient for an investor to use the emergency fund to buy Bitcoin and then try to make it up again later. When an investor repeatedly uses the money from this fund, he may fail to provide the money from that fund at any time. So, it is better to keep the money from the emergency fund without using it. Yes, in some cases, if there is need. For example, if the price of Bitcoin has suddenly dropped so much, then the emergency fund can be used if there is an opportunity to buy at that time. However, it must be remembered to replenish the money to the emergency fund as soon as possible. If it takes a long time to provide the money from the fund, then it is better not to use that money.

Bro, I can’t vibe with the idea of touching emergency funds to buy Bitcoin at all, because once you start convincing yourself that it is just this time and you will replace it later, you have already crossed a line that is very hard to return from. The truth is, we’re human, discipline sounds good on paper, but once you get comfortable dipping into that pot, you will  find reasons to keep doing it. Emergency money is supposed to give you peace of mind, not turn into another investment funds you gamble with when the market dips…. Even if you say you will replace it, life doesn’t always go the way you planned. An unexpected bill, health scare, or family issue could show up right after you moved that money, and then you’ll realize you shot yourself in the foot.

To me, an emergency fund is untouchable, no matter how sweet the market looks. If Bitcoin dumps, and peradventure you have other funds you can take the opportunities…. Mixing that with emergency savings is like mixing drinking water with fuel, it is just not wise. I feel once people start blurring that line, they slowly kill the real meaning of having an emergency fund in the first place. It is better to let that money sit there idle for a while, than to fall into justifying why you should use it. Because in the long run, the security and confidence of knowing you are covered for real life problems is worth more than any quick profit you might chase with it..

[Grace333]

In some cases where you have exhausted your discretionary income for bitcoin investment it's not bad if an investor uses little of his emergency fund to purchase bitcoin and still make a replacement back to your emergency fund when things are alright but emergency fund shouldn't serve the purpose of discretionary income using your emergency in a one time purchase of bitcoin doesn't give you a bad method to invest in bitcoin.

It may not always be convenient for an investor to use the emergency fund to buy Bitcoin and then try to make it up again later. When an investor repeatedly uses the money from this fund, he may fail to provide the money from that fund at any time. So, it is better to keep the money from the emergency fund without using it. Yes, in some cases, if there is need. For example, if the price of Bitcoin has suddenly dropped so much, then the emergency fund can be used if there is an opportunity to buy at that time. However, it must be remembered to replenish the money to the emergency fund as soon as possible. If it takes a long time to provide the money from the fund, then it is better not to use that money.

I totally get what you’re saying. The main idea of an emergency fund is that it is  supposed to be untouched, because life is unpredictable and you never really know when a real situation will hit. If someone keeps dipping into it just because they see an opportunity in Bitcoin, then at the end of the day when an actual emergency comes up, there’s nothing to fall back on.
And in most cases, they may even be forced to sell off their Bitcoin at a bad price just to fix the problem the fund was originally meant for, which kind of defeats the whole purpose.

[Qhunman]

In some cases where you have exhausted your discretionary income for bitcoin investment it's not bad if an investor uses little of his emergency fund to purchase bitcoin and still make a replacement back to your emergency fund when things are alright but emergency fund shouldn't serve the purpose of discretionary income using your emergency in a one time purchase of bitcoin doesn't give you a bad method to invest in bitcoin.

Investing with emergency fund and gambling are the same thing. Because when a person gambles, there is no guarantee that he will not lose his money or make a profit. Just like you have created your emergency fund to protect your investment, if you invest with emergency fund then there is no guarantee that you will not face any kind of financial crisis. If you invest with your emergency fund then how will you deal with unexpected financial disasters. Anything can happen at any time we can never predict the future so it will never be the right decision for us to invest with emergency fund.

If you see a fall in the market and you want to buy aggressively you have money but you do not have it in your hand. You will get that money in your hand after some time or some days. In this case you can invest by taking a loan from someone if you want. But you have to think in advance whether you can repay the loan or not, then you can invest by taking a loan

Your right if an investor starts tampering with his  Emergency fund to invest in Bitcoin he is no longer investing but gambling with his investments. The main objective of setting up an Emergency fund is to protect his bitcoin investments,by tampering with his emergency funds,his objective of protecting his Bitcoin investment has failed. Bitcoin stash automatically becomes vulnerable if real life Emergencies surfaces. Emergency fund is a safe haven for his Bitcoin investment and should only be tampered when they is an emergency .
Furtherly,It is a red flag to borrow an interest loans to invest in a violatile asset like Bitcoin. For instance if you borrow $50 to invest in Bitcoin and the price of Bitcoin starts dipping,you will not have the patience to hodl for the price to start pumping again because you invested from a borrowed funds,you might eventually sell out of emotions. In an essence, borrowing money to invest into Bitcoin is totally wrong rather using your discretional income will saved you from pressure.

[Mr_Brilliant$]

In some cases where you have exhausted your discretionary income for bitcoin investment it's not bad if an investor uses little of his emergency fund to purchase bitcoin and still make a replacement back to your emergency fund when things are alright but emergency fund shouldn't serve the purpose of discretionary income using your emergency in a one time purchase of bitcoin doesn't give you a bad method to invest in bitcoin.

Investing with emergency fund and gambling are the same thing. Because when a person gambles, there is no guarantee that he will not lose his money or make a profit. Just like you have created your emergency fund to protect your investment, if you invest with emergency fund then there is no guarantee that you will not face any kind of financial crisis. If you invest with your emergency fund then how will you deal with unexpected financial disasters. Anything can happen at any time we can never predict the future so it will never be the right decision for us to invest with emergency fund.

If you see a fall in the market and you want to buy aggressively you have money but you do not have it in your hand. You will get that money in your hand after some time or some days. In this case you can invest by taking a loan from someone if you want. But you have to think in advance whether you can repay the loan or not, then you can invest by taking a loan

Furtherly,It is a red flag to borrow an interest loans to invest in a violatile asset like Bitcoin.

Borrowing money to invest in Bitcoin is not a wise move at all, in fact it is one of the fastest ways to put yourself in a trap…. Bitcoin is already volatile on its own, it does not need the added pressure of a loan with interest eating into your back.. When you borrow to buy Bitcoin, you’re not only risking your Bitcoin stack, you are also risking your ability to hold through the dips.. Instead of stacking and building calmly, you will always be under pressure to pay back, and that pressure can force you to sell your coins at the worst possible time..

Doing that is simply endangering your Bitcoin stack and everything you are working to build..  The whole essence of Bitcoin investment is patience and discipline, but once you add debt into the mix, you destroy both..  What will then be in your mind is let Bitcoin increase so you can pay off, you will barely thing long term which is the whole reason for investment and if it retraces a little from you entering price, you’ll definitely be pressured and left with a double loss, Bitcoin(which wasn’t meant to be a loss) and a loan still waiting for repayment… To be honest, I am saying this out of experience, because if you ever go down this path, you will never think long term at all….  All your decisions will be short sighted, just trying to cover the loan instead of letting your stack grow…

That is also the reason why we emphasize discretionary income whenever investment is being discussed. Discretionary income simply means the extra cash left after you have taken care of your essential expenses and obligations. It is the money you can truly afford to risk without it shaking your life.. Investing with this type of money gives you freedom to hold long term, while borrowing or using critical funds only exposes you to unnecessary danger…..

[Showlove01]

In some cases where you have exhausted your discretionary income for bitcoin investment it's not bad if an investor uses little of his emergency fund to purchase bitcoin and still make a replacement back to your emergency fund when things are alright but emergency fund shouldn't serve the purpose of discretionary income using your emergency in a one time purchase of bitcoin doesn't give you a bad method to invest in bitcoin.

It may not always be convenient for an investor to use the emergency fund to buy Bitcoin and then try to make it up again later. When an investor repeatedly uses the money from this fund, he may fail to provide the money from that fund at any time. So, it is better to keep the money from the emergency fund without using it. Yes, in some cases, if there is need. For example, if the price of Bitcoin has suddenly dropped so much, then the emergency fund can be used if there is an opportunity to buy at that time. However, it must be remembered to replenish the money to the emergency fund as soon as possible. If it takes a long time to provide the money from the fund, then it is better not to use that money.

I totally get what you’re saying. The main idea of an emergency fund is that it is  supposed to be untouched, because life is unpredictable and you never really know when a real situation will hit. If someone keeps dipping into it just because they see an opportunity in Bitcoin, then at the end of the day when an actual emergency comes up, there’s nothing to fall back on.
And in most cases, they may even be forced to sell off their Bitcoin at a bad price just to fix the problem the fund was originally meant for, which kind of defeats the whole purpose.

But one thing is that in life we can not really determine or know what challenge will be more severe when we haven't come across or encounter them all though there are challenges or issues we can actually call less because they won't cause us much. So the question is what challenge do you think is severe that an investor should use their emergency funds to settle because what I will call severe may not be severe to you because of your capacity I mean your profile, your status. But in all I think it is just better we grow a good emergency funds so that even though we used some on issue we feel they are pressing we can still have some percentage that can be used for other challenges that will come up.

[Barikui1]

Borrowing money to invest in Bitcoin is not a wise move at all, in fact it is one of the fastest ways to put yourself in a trap…. Bitcoin is already volatile on its own, it does not need the added pressure of a loan with interest eating into your back.. When you borrow to buy Bitcoin, you’re not only risking your Bitcoin stack, you are also risking your ability to hold through the dips.. Instead of stacking and building calmly, you will always be under pressure to pay back, and that pressure can force you to sell your coins at the worst possible time..

I think that you are not getting the point here, it's not a wrong decision entirely to invest in Bitcoin with a borrowed money, and you first of all needs to kill that notion that you will be paying back from your Bitcoin investment, no. The terms and conditions of the loan is what's going to determine if it's suited to take an invest  or not.
If you have the opportunity to take a loan of $20k  that can be paid installmentally across three years with a loan interest of 0.5% or 0.6% why not? Because to the best of my knowledge, you can easily repay back that loan from your paycheck once it comes, bit by bit for three years, and you can be rest assured that Bitcoin will always outperform any interest rate attached to the loan, so what are you saying?
So as long as you are paying it back installmentally across three years or more, and you are paying it back from another source, it's an opportunity not to miss especially if you took it and buy during the dip.

[Ruttoshi]

So the question is what challenge do you think is severe that an investor should use their emergency funds to settle because what I will call severe may not be severe to you because of your capacity I mean your profile, your status. But in all I think it is just better we grow a good emergency funds so that even though we used some on issue we feel they are pressing we can still have some percentage that can be used for other challenges that will come up.

Your emergency funds should only be used for real life emergency for example if you loss your job, you are to survive with your emergency funds during the period that you are looking for another job. The roof of your house might be blown off by storm, you need to use your emergency funds to fix it to avoid more damage to your life and properties. If you get sick and the sickness lasted longer than expected which made you unable to resume back your work, you need to use your emergency funds to take care of your health issues.

 Emergency funds is used to tackle real life emergency that if it's not tackle it becomes a threat to your life. This is why you need to set up an emergency funds of at least three months of your expenses for preparation of any unforeseen circumstances that will play out during your bitcoin investment journey so that you don't use your bitcoin investment to serve as your emergency funds. Also, note that if you use part of your emergency funds, you should refill it as soon as possible.

[Proty]

Borrowing money to invest in Bitcoin is not a wise move at all, in fact it is one of the fastest ways to put yourself in a trap…. Bitcoin is already volatile on its own, it does not need the added pressure of a loan with interest eating into your back.. When you borrow to buy Bitcoin, you’re not only risking your Bitcoin stack, you are also risking your ability to hold through the dips.. Instead of stacking and building calmly, you will always be under pressure to pay back, and that pressure can force you to sell your coins at the worst possible time..

I think that you are not getting the point here, it's not a wrong decision entirely to invest in Bitcoin with a borrowed money, and you first of all needs to kill that notion that you will be paying back from your Bitcoin investment, no. The terms and conditions of the loan is what's going to determine if it's suited to take an invest  or not.
If you have the opportunity to take a loan of $20k  that can be paid installmentally across three years with a loan interest of 0.5% or 0.6% why not? Because to the best of my knowledge, you can easily repay back that loan from your paycheck once it comes, bit by bit for three years, and you can be rest assured that Bitcoin will always outperform any interest rate attached to the loan, so what are you saying?
So as long as you are paying it back installmentally across three years or more, and you are paying it back from another source, it's an opportunity not to miss especially if you took it and buy during the dip.

There is no doubt that we are all entitled to our own opinion. However I believe it is wrong to borrow money to invest in bitcoin when you are not expecting any money to sort out the loan. Investing in bitcoin for a short or a long term is not a guarantee that our investment is going to be successful at the end so it will be wise if we invest from our discretionary income to avoid the stress and pressure that will come when we are unable to pay back the borrowed money. Borrowing money to invest in bitcoin is not a bad idea but thinking of paying installmentaly is something I don't really support , if you are expecting money from where and decide to borrow to invest in bitcoin and then pay back the borrowed when the expected income arrived then it isn't a bad idea.

[Tmoonz]

Borrowing money to invest in Bitcoin is not a wise move at all, in fact it is one of the fastest ways to put yourself in a trap…. Bitcoin is already volatile on its own, it does not need the added pressure of a loan with interest eating into your back.. When you borrow to buy Bitcoin, you’re not only risking your Bitcoin stack, you are also risking your ability to hold through the dips.. Instead of stacking and building calmly, you will always be under pressure to pay back, and that pressure can force you to sell your coins at the worst possible time..

I think that you are not getting the point here, it's not a wrong decision entirely to invest in Bitcoin with a borrowed money, and you first of all needs to kill that notion that you will be paying back from your Bitcoin investment, no. The terms and conditions of the loan is what's going to determine if it's suited to take an invest  or not.
If you have the opportunity to take a loan of $20k  that can be paid installmentally across three years with a loan interest of 0.5% or 0.6% why not? Because to the best of my knowledge, you can easily repay back that loan from your paycheck once it comes, bit by bit for three years, and you can be rest assured that Bitcoin will always outperform any interest rate attached to the loan, so what are you saying?
So as long as you are paying it back installmentally across three years or more, and you are paying it back from another source, it's an opportunity not to miss especially if you took it and buy during the dip.

There is no doubt that we are all entitled to our own opinion. However I believe it is wrong to borrow money to invest in bitcoin when you are expecting any money to sort out the loan. Investing in bitcoin for a short or a long term is not a guarantee that our investment is going to be successful at the end so it will be wise if we invest from our discretionary income to avoid the stress and pressure that will come when we are unable to pay back the borrowed money. Borrowing money to invest in bitcoin is not a bad idea but thinking of paying installmentaly is something I don't really support , if you are expecting money from where and decide to borrow to invest in bitcoin and then pay back the borrowed when the expected income arrived then it isn't a bad idea.

I am one among those who dislike being indebted and I value my peace of mind so much, personally I will not borrow money to invest in Bitcoin with the expectation of paying back no matter how sure the plan of paying back can be I will not do such thing, I will always prefer doing things to ease my temperament at every given time, now the question is what is reason for the borrowing money to invest in Bitcoin when you have a long term plans ahead of you?  If I am expecting money trust I will wait for as long as I can to get this money before investing in Bitcoin perhaps it wasn't a matter of life and death so i will never try borrowing to invest in Bitcoin for any reason.