I just make a plan for the whole month. Everything I earn I divide it into 2 parts. 75% and 25% to be exact. 75% I use for savings, investments, emergencies, etc. The other 25% I use it for the whole month. I can easily cover the whole month with that. If any emergency situation occurs, I still have the backup funds. So the budget is quite strict. I try to avoid unnecessary expenses so that my budget won't get affected that much.
I don't think being a bitcoiner has anything to do with this. It depends on your income, your lifestyle, your expenses, and the price of goods. But if your life is dependent on Bitcoin investment or trading then it might vary. Price fluctuation could heavily affect your daily or monthly budget. If you choose Bitcoin as your main source of income, then making a budget according to it could be tough. But if we make a plan and save, then we can avoid such problems to some extent. Keep what you need and want to save. After that, invest the rest of what you can afford to lose. This is the first thing we need to keep in our mind. So, it won't have any effect on our daily life. So in the end, bitcoiner has nothing to do with it if you know what you are doing.
You either earn way more than you need in your life or you are single and don't have a family to take care of, because when you have a family to take care of, even 1% of your salary a day wouldn't be enough every day, and even if you spend 1% per day, it will still take 30% of your total salary, not including all the extra expenses such as bills, check-ups if needed, monthly grocery, school/college fees for children, and a lot of other expenses that you need to take care of.
Even if you have a separate savings fund for emergency situations, you will still need to spend more than 50% of your salary on the general expenses for the whole month if you are a family man and if you don't earn a very high income, this obviously doesn't apply to those who earn a fortune every month.