Yeah.. there are no guarantees regarding how bitcoin will perform as compared to other asset classes, but it does seem that a lot of asset classes - especially fiat currencies, are having difficulties in terms of holding their value.. and even the likely ongoing best of the fiat currencies seems to not be in a great place in terms of continuing to hold its value.... so it is remains good to consider these kinds of ongoing dynamics when considering where any of us might be wanting to put our time, energies and value in the present as a way to prepare ourselves in the event that we want to hope for some kinds of financial/psychological security and/or hedging.. even if we might believe that we are able to generate cashflow by selling our labor, that might not be enough in order to feel comfortable in the event that the places that we are holding our value are not even retaining value..
This is exactly what I'm talking about. Bitcoin has performed much better during its existence than any fiat currency, real estate or stocks during the same period of time. That is why investing in bitcoin is an obvious advantage for me, even though its price has increased tenfold compared to what it was 6-9 years ago. For example, I did not have the opportunity to buy it then, because I was still a teenager without my own money, but now I have this opportunity. And even though I can't buy a whole bitcoin, but only rather small parts of it, I remain confident that both historical data and fundamental analysis indicate its further growth. Yes, it may not be as huge growth as at the stage of its inception, but it will still exceed the growth of traditional assets. Both in absolute numbers and in time. And the investor should appreciate not only the potential profit, but also the inherent waiting time for this profit, since the shorter it is, the faster he will be able to reinvest these funds, thus increasing the total capital.