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Starting a new job soon which will give me enough to invest in BTC after watching from the sidelines. Planning to use strike for my investmetns and dca'ing quite agreessively to reach at least 0.21 of a bitcoin as a bare minimum in the next 24 months.

My main question is would anyone recomend dca'ing daily as opposed to monthly to offset the higher volatility in swings? Obviously im holding for long term and not looking to sell but i think this may be more beneficial to me?

I have been a UK Revolut user since 2019 and never had a single issue in 6 years, given my main banks have been metro and monzo I've always wanted to use Revolut but never fully trusted them before their license.

Now they have it im considering having my salary deposited here and using it as my primary bank and even strongly considering upgrading to Metal.

Now they have FSCS protection, I don't see any legitimate reason as to why this shouldnt become my primary bank? I trust their services, never caused me any difficulties, I dont fear lockout and they are the most modern interface with the best overall UI and user experience.

Joining a company which focuses on lower funnel lead gen from Meta and im well versed in lead gen from Paid Social and daily optimisations regarding landing pages, creative rotation, offers etc but wondering if there's anything im missing or would be worth refreshing any good video guides on youtube that someone recommends?

Also any advice towards reducing more vital metrics such as CAC/LTV and lead quality. Whats people's recommended frequency here as since I last ran lead gen 2-3 years ago this may have changed. I''ve worked on upper funnel and heavy on brand awareness at my most recent client which is why I'm asking

27M - London - just secured a role at a startup paying 3k net, no bonus but stocks after a year etc usual setup. Theyre in a good stage as they're close to hit unicorn status and expanding over the world,

Back in 2022/23 I used to invest £100 each month regularly and reached 2.5k but had some family situations and I had to withdraw and start from 0 again. Since then I didnt contribute because i moved jobs and cost of living increased substantially in the UK past few years. Now I am earning well i need to start again and this time accelerate the rate of saving to make up for lost time. I should add i lived with my partner for 5 years and had a goal of setting up my future with her but this took a sudden turn for the worst and will no longer be the case so I want to set myself up in the best way for future with my own place if possible and a target to aim for savings wise.

I am diligent and won't let lifestyle creep affect me, whats my best route, I was thinking to set up emergency fund first and invest alongside around £500 per month or if possible to potnetially buy a flat or smaller house in outer London or Europe. The idea of a mortgage to me is not pleasant but its realistically better than renting and my only possibility to own something myself.

What would be the best advice going forwards and investment strategy? Is this a solid amount given my age, should I look to invest more or less etc etc

Any help or advice is appreciated!!