Quote from: Dickiy on October 22, 2023, 03:08:23 PM

Quote from: bayu7adi on October 22, 2023, 02:41:38 PM

Quote from: Etranger on October 22, 2023, 11:17:52 AM

It is easy to be involved in something when the conditions are already so developed. But it is difficult when everything is just beginning.

When we were just infants, no one had a clue about what Bitcoin would become. It took us a considerably longer time to truly grasp Bitcoin's potential. I believe those who adopted BTC early on when its price was below $1 were individuals who valued Nakamoto's vision back then. They wanted to support the project Nakamoto was developing by holding some BTC, without any expectations of it becoming as valuable as it is today. Because, back in the day, Bitcoin was envisioned as a peer-to-peer currency, not an investment instrument.

We won't witness price surges as outrageous as in the past, as everyone now recognizes that Bitcoin is primarily used as an investment vehicle. For those still contemplating making Bitcoin a life-changing factor, perhaps you should exercise a bit more patience because Bitcoin has now entered its adolescent phase. It's well-known and increasingly adopted by a significant portion of society.

And no one knows what we will be like when we grow up, of course it is a future that is very difficult to predict, but if both parents always instill the best lessons in us since infancy then it can help them to predict that when we grow up we will be good children and make both parents proud, this is a logic that makes as much sense as bitcoin. When bitcoin has just appeared, no one will know how big bitcoin will be in the future because it is difficult to fully predict, but by always finding out about the clarity and potential of bitcoin, maybe at least we will be able to know or get an idea about bitcoin in the future. Of course we need time that may be long enough to be able to know all the potential and opportunities in bitcoin, and I say it is one of the processes before you can finally achieve success there. Lucky enough for anyone who has followed and adopted bitcoin from the first time it appeared, even though they did not fully know what bitcoin would be like in the future but they appreciated the project that was just built and in return they are now millionaires.

That makes sense buddy, it looks like there really won't be a significant surge like what happened a few years ago, none other than because as you said, now almost everyone knows what bitcoin is along with its benefits and advantages. Market demand is increasing and the supply of bitcoin is running low, of course in conditions like this we have to be more patient, no longer for the next 3 or 4 years but maybe the next 10 or 15 years we will be able to feel significant benefits.

In the same way that parents plant values in their children and hope that they grow, early Bitcoin users took a risk by jumping into the unknown, not fully understanding what it could do but sensing a chance. A lot of people have benefited from their risk, just like parents who work hard to raise their kids. You need to be patient, smart, and strong to win this game. But, just like in gaming, not every roll wins. As you correctly pointed out, time is what really shows how valuable an investment is, whether its in people or in Bitcoin.

This idea is reflected in what you said next about the current state of Bitcoin. Even though Bitcoin's days of fast growth are over, that doesnt mean its not valuable. When market demand goes up and supply goes down, gamblers need to be patient more than ever. Long-term trends, not short-term highs and lows, are what matter in this high-stakes game. When you play for short-term gains, its like chasing shadows in a dark theater.