Quote from: EarnOnVictor on July 30, 2022, 10:51:08 AM

I've known Bitcoin since 2012 but started using it in 2019, though it was still for payments (funding and withdrawal) of online Forex trading, nothing more because I was careful to deal with something that might aid illegality. I later discovered that I was naive at that time, the latest development/revolution in Bitcoin made me ever feel bad and I had lost a lot of opportunities in the past to this.

The lesson learned was that it is better to move closer to what is new to us than to be condemning it from afar. Can you imagine that despite having enough money to invest in the cryptocurrency between 2019 -2021, I was adamant that I wouldn't because I believed Bitcoin aids legalities like trafficking, money laundering, terrorism, activities of drug barons, and many more. I forgot to think that as it has its advantages, it also has its disadvantages, no system works perfectly.

Thanks to the present-day awareness, development and regulations that make it clear that Bitcoin is not as porous as I thought. 95% of my only transactions are now crypto-based.

I love to read your stories about Bitcoin adoption too!

It makes no sense to use Bitcoin for payments in any country.

There are so many better alternatives available in the crypto world.

You could use dollar-pegged stable coins.

I hate the concept of "buying the dip". This means that every time that Bitcoin prices dip, you buy more Bitcoin.

It means that you believe that Bitcoin prices will keep rising forever.

So every time prices dip, you buy more.