Quote from: Kakmakr on Today at 07:06:18 PM

Not true at all....

A lot of rich people started small and they worked hard to grow a business and then expand that business into a franchise and they eventually end up with a chain of shops and empire to be proud of...

I started with Bitcoin sucking on faucets, because I did not trust the technology and I doubted it's future... then I researched the technology and understood the risk and gradually bought small amounts of bitcoin.. until I accumulated a few coins and those coins became valuable over time. Wink

People are going to do what they want to their level of comfort, and so surely it takes a long time for people to become more and more comfortable when it comes to allocating into bitcoin.

I used to suggest buying BTC at $10 per week, but it seem like a more aggressive approach might be needed.. which is at least $100 per week, if you can afford it.. also I used to suggest starting out 1% to 10% allocation in bitcoin, and I have now changed that to 1% to 25%, and of course, each of us is responsible to do our own research, even though more aggressive accumulation of BTC might be warranted these days as compared to in the past.. and furthermore the justification for a more aggressive approach to BTC accumulation likely shows that the investment thesis for Bitcoin is stronger, and more people are learning about it.. so the prices are going up whether the various normies jump on board the bitcoin train or not.

Quote from: IdotMaster on Today at 07:49:52 PM

Quote from: Cookdata on January 10, 2022, 12:46:09 PM

The average person must have probably heard of bitcoin or cryptocurrency as an asset class, however the means to start and engage with it is always a problem. Many have been capacitated with knowledge and understands what the game is all about, but they have been stopped by a financial barrier that prevents them from reaching the other end of financial freedom.

A Person who is still trying and struggling to feed his family, regardless of the headline of the moon and lambos they see displayed with other sweet testimonies, they can't just be pulled their self from that shell and to invest in bitcoin becomes a challenge. The sad part of life is that it's not fair because a person will be born and will eventually die as a struggler

Personally I dont think Bitcoin will be "the cryptocurrency". Etheruem and Polygon seem to be good competitors to be "the cryptocurrency"

It would be dumb as fuck to invest much of anything into those shitcoins. Figure out your bitcoin strategy first.. and then once you establish a solid bitcoin strategy, then at that point maybe consider getting into shitcoins.. but I imagine that if you actually establish a pretty solid bitcoin strategy, you will realize that you do not need shitcoins in order to supplement your bitcoin strategy because there are not any shitcoins that are really adding any value... but of course, each of us has to consider those kinds of matters for ourselves, even if we come to the dumb conclusions in believing that shitcoins can actually serve as long term investments when they are largely smoke and mirror crapola.. that might work for a short term gamble rather than a long term investment.

Quote from: rhodelmabanal on Today at 09:05:58 PM

The difference between rich and poor is very clear, if you are already rich you will continue to be more rich for you have a big capital to invest and earn, while if you don't have money you can only invest small amount and possibly loss because you are always afraid to loss because you money is limited, you will lose because you can't fucos on holding specially when market fall down ,this is really a very sad part of life. That is why I believe that crypto is for everyone but everyone is not really for crypto.

Fuck the idea of crypto.. focus on bitcoin.

Whether you are rich or you are poor, you can establish a strategy, and sure if you are poor, it may welll take longer to build up a strategy and to build the value of your bitcoin holdings, but you need to start somewhere, and if you whine about ONLY the rich get richer, then you are bound to miss opportunities that bitcoin provides to at least improve your lot, even if you don't become rich, bitcoin does provide a vehicle to provide opportunities to improve your lot.. especially if you attempt to take prudent strategies, and even if you cannot buy $100 a week, do what you can, such as $10 per week and figure out your situation in terms of if you might be able to increase your investment amounts in the future by either cutting some of your costs or increasing your income or a combination of such.,. including attempting to plan and strategize around your own particulars.. even if they might be more limited than the circumstances of some other folks..