Is any money worth losing.

"Investing with money you can afford to lose" means only using funds that won’t affect your essential needs—like rent, food, or bills—if lost. It's a risk management principle that helps protect your financial stability, especially in high-risk markets like crypto. It ensures that even if the investment fails, your daily life and long-term financial goals remain intact.

No money is truly “affordable” to lose in the sense that all money is earned through effort, time, and sacrifice. But the phrase doesn’t mean the money is worthless — it means:

👉 It's money that won’t harm your essential life if lost.

For example:

It’s not your rent, your food budget, your emergency fund, or your child’s school fees.

It could be part of your entertainment budget, side income, or a small portion of savings you set aside for high-risk opportunities.

The key idea is:

Only invest in high-risk assets after your core needs and safety nets are covered. It’s not about being okay with losing money — it’s about being prepared in case you do.

Invest in cryto with care

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