Quote from: jostorres on Today at 04:51:33 AM

Quote from: Devifajarina on September 09, 2022, 07:34:31 AM

For the most part I agree, that bitcoin is not for everyone, as only a small percentage can take the opportunity to buy bitcoins in bulk, regardless of the reaction of the returns.
Bitcoin averages have shown a bull and bear wave, but on the plus side they were able to beat the lower levels, during the high price pumping.
So that people never worry when bitcoin experiences a period of decline and correction.
That's why bitcoin is different from other cryptocurrencies

1 btc is not for everyone but btc is for everyone because they can just buy bitcoin in tiny amounts. For someone who had an experience already in the market, they are the ones who doesn't worry while it's the opposite for a newbie. Instead of buying they will panic and sell when the price is declining. They will only realize their mistakes once they stay in this market for a long time, like us who are pioneers already.

We also regret on why we didn't join btc earlier or haven't invested on it when its price is still at 3k dollars and below. Btc is different from others because it's the main crypto while the rest can be classified as tokens and altcoins.

For beginners, it's best to buy small amounts first, before taking big steps in investing, maybe that's why people say not everyone can afford to invest in bitcoin.
However, if purchased in small quantities, the impact of the risk is not so great.
Moreover, they are not used to investing in bitcoin before.

Quote from: wxa7115 on Today at 05:44:49 AM

And bitcoin could be there for those people, but since they are unable to endure the ups and downs of the market they refuse to buy even at the current price, something they're going to regret during the next years.

That's why I mentioned that beginners are not very suitable to invest in large amounts of Bitcoin, because they are not familiar with the risks involved, so that when prices decline, beginners will panic and take the wrong steps