Quote from: wmaurik on June 08, 2023, 08:41:20 PM

Quote from: Andrija Branislav on June 08, 2023, 08:24:06 AM

I tried to quote about The statement that "the more money you spend, the more you get in return" is not quite true. While certain investments or expenditures may generate returns or benefits, it is important to consider the context and the specific factors involved.

A quote that sounds like that is not entirely true, but it can also be true when someone uses more money to buy Bitcoin at a cheap price and he can immediately get more profit if there is a more significant increase in a short time. For example, what happened three days ago where Bitcoin decreased in price to around $25K and only one day later Bitcoin immediately recovered and returned to a price of $27K. This means that the quote that you think is not always correct in a context like this is very suitable because the quote can become true when there is a significant change in a place or in the market.

That's true when it comes to investing, but investing also doesn't guarantee that when you spend more, you'll get more back. How can you tell when bitcoin will drop in price or when bitcoin will appreciate to spend a lot of money on it? Regarding investing, we also need to care about risk and not just return, especially with a volatile asset like bitcoin. And spending more to get more is not entirely wrong, it depends on where we are spending and what our plans are. We cannot expect to get more in return when we spend on useless, useless things. If we want money to make money, we need to spend it smartly and wisely.