Just start investing only the money that you have. I certainly see your courage to invest but never put an excuse because you don't have money, I think you can find a way to do it. But I suggest not rushing, let's say you are late and missed the opportunity to buy Bitcoin at $35k, however, we have to remember that corrections may come again, you could wait for it if you want. Or, you invest in altcoins, they are also profitable like Bitcoin.
Please remember these things,
* invest only the money that you can afford to lose
* don't fall into an easy-money scheme
* focus on the top coins, not in new projects
Bitcoin is the only coin that he wants to invest. I bet he already knows that coins next to bitcoin are riskier but the first and second item in your list can matter to him. He wants more money to invest in btc.Please remember these things,
* invest only the money that you can afford to lose
* don't fall into an easy-money scheme
* focus on the top coins, not in new projects
I think he already have a money but it was small and he might think of using this money first to money doublers and other money making schemes. If he want more money to put in btc, that only shows that he is not investing what he can afford to lose. That is a bad initiative when it comes to investing and investing in btc has no exception to that rule. Btc can be safer than other cryptos but btc can fall sometimes and becomes very volatile. This together with the negative news can affect the decision of a btc investor.
I mean I would not suggest it to other people neither, but selling "liability" and buying assets with it is not a bad idea. I did not sell too much, just a few personally stuff, like console and all, and put that into crypto. It wasn't a big deal for me, and I made some profit from it, I am quite glad about my decision.
