One of the BIGgest problems that come to normies through these pumps is their having had failed/refused to buy sufficiently in order to be prepared for UP... They believe that they have more time and maybe the price is going to dip more.... they do not want to buy BTC if it is going to end up dipping more and make them look like a fool. So they end up looking like fools because they failed/refused to take reasonable strategies to prepare for UP by buying some BTC.
Many of us here likely realize that unless you are coming to bitcoin with an already existing lump sum that you are able to transfer into BTC, it is likely going to take several years to really establish some kind of meaningful stake in BTC.. so even if you get started with a small investment into bitcoin, that early small investment is likely ONLY the start...
Historically (in the past 4 years or so), $10 per week might have been enough for a newbie.. but it could well take the whole of 4 years or so to really start to feel that one's BTC stash is really starting to feel meaningful... These days, any newbie to bitcoin should be attempting to stack at least $100 per week into bitcoin (if possible).. and sure there can be some reassessment along the way regarding putting in additional cashflow.. and then also to look at where you are at in 4 years.. and maybe some tweaks can be made.. but if it takes traditional normies 30 to 40 years to actually have any potential to reach fuck you status, it is possible that a bitcoiner could knock that in half... and maybe it is not even very fruitful to suggest that fuck you status can actually be met 15-20 years down the road unless there is a decent allocation to bitcoin contained within the currently-new entrants investment portfolio.
Bitcoin will be at least > $55-60K by year's end.
Don't get overly-bullish with your outlandish predictions, Torque.
#justsaying
