I that it is important to point out that each of us needs to attempt to consider our BTC accumulation strategy in terms of our own situation, and even though there are going to be many people with more financial resources than us, we have chances to make up for our lesser resources by employing prudent and reasonable strategies, and not devolving into gambling techniques by over extending our budgets or taking unnecessary risks.
In other words bitcoin remains amongst the best of asymmetric bets to the upside that we currently have available to us whether we have a lot of resources or even if we have few resources, we can figure out an investment proportionality that works for us to get some stake into bitcoin and to reasonably and perhaps even aggressively invest into bitcoin within our own parameters. Historically, poor people have not been able to buy good investments because many of them either require a lot of capital upfront or even that you have a lot of cashflow to be eligible to invest, including investing in real estate.
With bitcoin, you can get into it with even a smaller budget and still end up advantage by being into bitcoin so long as you have a longer time horizon of 4-10 years or longer.
I agree with you on this. Your strategy for accumulating and holding bitcoin is yours and may not be applicable to the next person. There are folks out there with either a greater financial capacity or a very low financial capacity and you obviously can’t expect the folks in the two groups to have the same strategy or capacity to buy and hold bitcoin. Low income earners can’t really afford to buy and hold for the long term. But with bitcoin, a low income earner looking to invest can still invest and would get some returns from his investment. Bitcoin is more stable and reliable than any other alt coin out there.