Quote from: Roseline492 on Today at 03:33:58 PM

Quote from: adultcrypto on Today at 11:34:15 AM

Starting with $10 per week does not mean you must remain at that level for 20 years. That is an anomaly as we all aspire to grow in finances. Besides, it is at the current price of Bitcoin, $10 per week will really require so much time to realize a life-changing portfolio as I do not see Bitcoin doing X1000 easily. Therefore, to start with $10 per week requires that plans should also be in place to increase the inflow so that it will become easier to get 1 BTC which I consider something reason to hold for the future.

I think I will disagree with you on that, however when we talk about accumulating Bitcoin using $10 on a weekly basis, is actually based on what the investor is earning on a monthly salary, however we cannot expect someone who his salary barely take care of his needs to increase his accumulating amount because indirectly we are telling the person to invest aggressively.

@Roseline492, I have to disagree with what you are saying here, everyone wants to get in a better position. That's why enough people are trying so hard to get to a particular spot that they want, so I don't think that @adultcrypto is saying anything wrong here. However, we are all trying to share our own ideas here, but I still think that he's right.

Although, you might be seeing the other side of what @adultcrypto is trying to say, I do support it with all due respect. He's saying the truth. Just imagine when a low income earner is accumulating $10 per week or month in Bitcoin and finally, the low salary earner starts receiving $100,000 per month. This shows that the investor who was receiving $20,000 in a month as salary and still putting $10 into Bitcoin and now that his monthly salary has increased to $100,000 he should still increase the amount of money he puts in Bitcoin too, and not with the $10 monthly something, at least the investor should try to put about $1k above.