Keeping records and history is a very important aspect in the crypto industry, as it helps us know the the event that took place in the past.
So many people, when you suggest investment in the crypto industry, they will tend to make excuses of market volatility and coin performance in 365 days without even doing there own research, what about some years back?
That's the issue with some of these records, well I won't really blame the records but those who rely on event that took place in the past. To me is best to use what the market is actually giving us other than keeping that hope on what happened from years back.
Is not bad to keep records and follow how it all went down but it might change the following year.
Some people will tell you they don't need to make research as long as they have their past records and they have been using it for year and it has been coming through for them. That's another mentality that shouldn't be applied in the crypto business.
In 2010, one Bitcoin was just $0.20, and buying 5,000 Bitcoin would cost only $1000.
Compare that price as of then to today's price $27k plus, you would be obviously filthy rich.
To me the prices doesn't matter at all, the price might be lesser as of 2010 but it doesn't matter if you're rich or not and I believe that if you put your mind to it, like you really want to Bitcoin, you can get it. But thinking about how huge the price is, it will discourage you big time.