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Quote from: Xampeuu on May 24, 2023, 06:54:32 AM

it is undeniable that there will be more people who think that bitcoin is a place to make money and can realize their aspirations as rich people. those who preach that bitcoin is not worth it as an asset are a line of hurt people who may have experienced a loss from a bitcoin investment. but I don't blame them because everyone will have their own judgment about bitcoin. and usually those who are unstable will feel disappointed when bullrun comes, and of course they will feel ashamed of themselves

Mostly people who don't invest in bitcoin and have zero knowledge about bitcoin say that bitcoin is a scam or bitcoin is dying. Theoretically, there is now way that bitcoin can die just like anything. Those people who is shouting don't know how bitcoin works or they got scammed by anyone and now blame their foolishness in bitcoin. It is better to avoid them and ignore heir shitt talking.

What most people tend to ignore is that most investments have slow returns and they still needed to wait for a long time before they can feel their own profits, unlike bitcoin in which you can either lose some money by selling it low or they can gain profit almost instantly due to its nature being too volatile. This kind of thought was taken advantage of by some influencers or even advertisers in which, they will lure people thinking that they can earn instantly without even telling people what bitcoin really is. Along those lines, there will always be few people who are thirsty of knowledge and curious to some extent that they will personally dive deep into what blockchain and crypto really is and their purposes.

Yes, it is true that you will somehow earn profits by doing trades or speculating and reading the market, but is that what really bitcoin composed of? Thoughout the years I am already tired explaining to people what bitcoin is coz most of the times the people who approached me always have this same question they always ask "is it true that you will earn or become rich through bitcoin?", something along those lines.

Absolutely, there's this gigantic misconception floating around Bitcoin like a bad smell. Folks see it as this magical money maker due to its wild price swings, which, don't get me wrong, are pretty thrilling, but they tend to paint an unbalanced picture.

We can dial down this trend by hammering home that Bitcoin is not just a wild stallion in the financial rodeo, it's more like a chess game that demands a good grasp of the rules and a cool head. And, Bitcoin isn't just some digital version of gold bars; it's a whole new tech species with the potential to give our financial systems, and society at large, a serious makeover.

Blockchain technology, the heartbeat of Bitcoin, has a lot more going for it than just making you feel like a millionaire overnight. It's a fresh spin on securing data, enabling peer-to-peer transactions, and a lot more. So, the question we should be asking isn't "How can I get filthy rich with Bitcoin in record time?" but rather, "How can this tech wizardry help us build better, stronger systems?"