know which one you are doing before you do it:
Investing is working everyday in small increments to improve yourself, your relative position on Spaceship Earth and your network. It is gradual. It compounds.
Speculating is narrow and deep, often quick. Small risk for big rewards ( and GTFO). Knowing your shit.
Trading is finding a greater fool to offload poo, I mean gluten-free organic manure. Knowing you're shit.
Gambling is asking someone to hold your beer...
For argument's sake, let say one were to buy $100 of BTC each week. What would be a reasonable extra amount to plunk down when the mood struck? $1300? more?
Just looking for ratio of regular buy order $ to "got a feeling" or BTFD buy order $?
If you think it is feels strange to hodl while it drops, just wait to see how it feels to hodl while it blasts 10x or more. My lettuce hands dropped hundreds of millions of SHIB too early this month. I am dumb and was not expecting a breakout so soon. Live. Learn. Eat crayons.
coinbase.com has tutorials that pay you a small amount to complete.
Trade via pro.coinbase.com instead of coinbae.com. You can move assets to pro for free and trading fees are lower.
I enjoy coinmarketcap.com but I think it is owned by CCP (I could be wrong).
Options Trading for smooth-brained crayon eaters:
https://archive.ph/aWIz7