Quote from: Doan9269 on Today at 04:00:37 PM

Quote from: tadamichi on Today at 12:27:14 PM

So im just using every opportunity i can to learn and build my skills. And what Bitcoin teached me, compared to university, is already priceless to me

One thing about bitcoin is that you best acquire it knowledge in practice, and this will be your greatest security asset in the nearest future, many people don't have the patience to build up skills and goes mute on dilema because they don't know it whereabouts, got confused and later ended being decieved which resulted into scam, that's why i said what you know about bitcoin is your first security asset, to sum it up, your educational background is as well another added advantage because you will understand how to read a market, speculate and know the basic principles of demand and supply which also applies in bitcoin.

Quote from: tadamichi on Today at 12:27:14 PM

I just saw what the fiat system did to the people around me and i dont want other people to go trough this again in the future.

this are the kind of a positive mind thinking users we are talking about, someone who sees the future and believe in the power of change, if we have been a slave all these while to the rule of fiat economy system then it's time to wake up, we have to take and embrace the future bitcoin has come to place on us as an opportunity, yet some are so addicted to an old pattern of live but want something new amd different, how?... if you can invest, store your value assets, make profits and remmain secured with bitcoin then it worth using at all cost.

For sure to me it seems that young people have a compelling dilemma because they likely have limited cashflow while they are learning skills (such as going to college), but the college skills can sometimes help them both with their cashflow and their learning how to engage in better critical thinking - or learn ing how to learn, too.

So, investing in yourself is good.. but not really always knowing how can be a dilemma... I understand that people are different, and some people are better able to figure out how to learn on their own. I had tried some learning on my own when I was younger, and I did not really do a good job with that.. and probably I spent too much time in school (college) too.. but it is not always easy.. and role models can vary too.

If your cashflow is limited then maybe it is difficult to buy $100 per week of bitcoin and you might have to settle for much lower amounts.. $10 or $20 or something that is not going to end up really messing you up in terms of covering your various ongoing expenses.