Let's make it more clear by calling discretionary income, not earning. Because if I am earning $100 a month I won't be able to survive with my current expenditures. So I need at least $300, so whatever I make after $300 is my discretionary income if I exclude the emergency funds from the equation otherwise people include their emergency funds and then the amount they are left with is discretionary for them.
If I have $100 in discretionary income, I will invest it all in BTC, I don't care about the stablecoins, because I am the horse of long track, I know whatever I will invest now will bring profit for me, I just have to maintain my emergency funds and daily expenses. Emergency funds are important because if I lose my job, I need $300 per month in backup and experts say you should have 6 months of funds in your backup as emergency, the more is better.
So, DCA is the best strategy brother and I only use it, I will recommend anyone to do it because it has no side effects in the long run.
Mate, I think you haven't got my sayings correctly.
Whatever the amount, I supposed aforementioned that was just a supposed one, not what you and me is earing on a monthly basis, right? We both have to find a way to fit ourselves according to the supposed amount to understand what I was saying in my previous post. Maybe one can earn $1000 a month; then, according to that, he can manage all his expenses accordingly, right?
So investing in the time in which we are living is more crucial for a better future, as the way inflation rates are increasing; I doubt it; this is a sign towards a disastrous future. This is why we should be prepared for every possible situation. Aside from this, mate, no worry; my strategy matches with yours, as I also stay more intact with my long-term plan using the DCA strategy.