Quote from: FahriZah on Today at 04:47:03 PM

My first investment in bitcoin at my students life it’s really true and today still now i,m waiting for my big bag profit and when remembering my old passed days than i,m very upset about selling my little amount of bitcoin,if today can hold my all oldest btc than i can gain already, my first bitcoin investment at 2015-2016 it’s really Golden days.

Well you cannot turn back the clock.. so hopefully you would learn some lessons from your having had sold too many of your 2015/2016 coins too soon.

Many people make those kinds of mistakes, yet they continue to fail/refuse to learn from their mistakes.. which seems to be what you are continuing to do by continuing to regret rather than figuring out some kind of a reasonable/prudent BTC accumulation plan and sticking with it for years and years rather than fucking around with a bad mindset, which includes selling too much too soon.. but still ongoingly failing/refusing to fix your seemingly ongoing mindset mistake. .. which may well have to do with your ongoing continuing to consider bitcoin in terms of its dollar value rather than figuring out some kind of way to accumulate sats.. in order that 5-10 years down the road you are not making the same kinds of regretful statements in regards to your failure/refusal to act (and learn something) rather than to whine about your past bygones.

Quote from: ZAINmalik75 on Today at 05:09:32 PM

no one can predict the future price of Bitcoin correctly so the best things is you just wait for perfect time as accumulate Bitcoin as much as possible.

There is no "best" or "perfect" time to accumulate bitcoin, but instead it is better to get the fuck started and stop pondering largely dumbass/lame/inferior ideas about "best" or "perfect" timing of BTC buy attempts.

Quote from: initim on Today at 05:57:03 PM

As a student, it's good to be forward-thinking. However, you need to be careful since Bitcoin is not acceptable in your country.
Before subsequent investment, I will suggest that you do your research very well and don't just rely solely on other people's results because it is very important to know when to terminate an investment.

Seems that OP knows way more than you in regards to this investment.

Who gives any shits about pondering how to terminate an investment. There are a lot of uncertainties when anyone chooses to invest in an asset long term, such as 4-10 years or longer... and OP even mentioned that he might want to exit in 2025 when he considers that the BTC price might be $100k...

Personally, I don't have any problem with ongoing contemplation of ways in which we might have various ways that we can liquidate some or all of our investment (including something like BTC); however, if we know that those kinds of possible liquidation avenues remain available, there is no reason that we have to specify any kind of a termination plan.. especially if we consider that there are decently likely odds that bitcoin is still going to be around (and likely have good chances of continuing to build and prosper) for years and years and years down the road..

And, sure there are possible downside scenarios, including that BTC might go to zero, and in those kinds of considerations, we might want to consider how much that we are investing into BTC and if we are willing to potentially ride it down in the event that various going to zero scenarios could end up playing out.. including attempting to realistically assign odds to such going to zero scenarios.. that are not non-zero... even though they may also be pretty damned low.. relatively speaking and relative to other investment and also relative to upside scenarios that also likely need to be considered whenever we might be considering any asset class, including bitcoin and including bitcoin's seemingly great asymmetric upside scenario nature... if not only great, bitcoin may well be close to one of the best asymmetric bets available to all people, if not the best.

Quote from: calonpa on Today at 05:58:42 PM

Quote from: Bd officer on May 07, 2023, 01:53:59 AM

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As a student your focus should be on studies and not on crypto because

Why not both?

Have you ever heard that people can do more than one thing at a time? and even think about more than one thing at a time?

Quote from: calonpa on Today at 05:58:42 PM

1) There is age for everything. If you compromise studies for crypto, you will repent it later.

What the fuck is "crypto"?

Op said that he was buying bitcoin and interested in bitcoin, he did not say anything about crypto.. so what the fuck you talking about?

Also, how do you know regarding any repenting that anyone might have merely because they are focusing on more than one thing?

I do agree with the idea that sometimes we have to be careful in terms of diluting our interest and we also need to be able to focus, but your blanket negative nancy assertion about OP's proposed plan seems to be that you yourself are not able to focus.. because you seem to not even know what the fuck OP was talking about in terms of his talking about bitcoin..

Maybe if you rewrite your post, and use the word "bitcoin" rather than "crypto", then perhaps it might help you to focus your own thoughts a wee bit moar better in order that we might be able to better understand the extent or possible importance of your criticism of OP's plan, if you have any kind of possible valid criticism that might exist once you clarify what it is that you are suggesting that you might be concerned about.

Quote from: calonpa on Today at 05:58:42 PM

2) If you focus on studies, you can earn more and spend that money to acquire more crypto.

You think that's how it works? How do you know that OP is lacking in focus? How do you know that "studies" would be a better focus for OP? Are you thinking about any particular area of study that might be worthy of OP's focus, besides bitcoin?

Also, money earning potential? Do you consider bitcoin to ONLY be about money? Do you consider that higher level education will "always" lead to better jobs? better pay? How about other reasons that people might go to college? Are there any reasons that people might go to college besides being able to earn more money?