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I congratulate you on the purchase of your first Bitcoin! This is obviously the begining of your investment in the digital space, as you grow, you will notice more avenues to invest and it will also expose you to most of the events in the space.
Try to make it a constant thing to invest in digital assets, its never a waste and it exposes you to a whole lot of possibilities.
You seem to be referring to some kind of need or wiseness to invest into shticoins... @wallet4bitcoin, and surely that is not true. It is probably dumb to be wasting time to be buying any shitcoins at all, and if you have some kind of a gambling tendency, then maybe limit your investing into shitcoins to no more than 10% the size of your bitcoin holdings.. and that might even be too much.
Anyone with a gambling tendency who's also investing in shitcoins is practically double his risks because shitcoins are no different with gambling... And I'll prefer sticking to actually gambling only after investing in bitcoin which is the real deal, instead of adding shitcoins in spite of the % used addition to the gambling risks increasing your potential losses.
Better late than never.
0.033 is already a nice amount these days, not everybody has 1400$ in crypto.
You can see that as a start only and hopefully some day you can call yourself the proud own of 100% of a bitcoin.
The road seems to be long but we have time.
What's the long term target? You have anything in mind?
It is not necessary to own a whole bitcoin.
Each person should invest in accordance with his abilities, and sure attempt to get as many bitcoin as you are able to get, up to a point... so OP has gotten to 3.3 million satoshis, and the next goal might be to get to 10 million satoshis, and then the next goal to get to 21 million satoshis, and then maybe to half of a bitcoin, etc etc etc.. and some people might not be able to reach a whole bitcoin, even if they started investing at $100 per week, they would invest $5,200 after a year and $52k after 10 years, and that still might not add up to a whole bitcoin. Point is to do what you can, and sure be aggressive if you are able to be, and you likely need to aspire in stages and goals that are realistic and reachable.
Newbies should know that there is definitely no competition with the owning of bitcoin as it can only lead to an unhealthy competition with investor's investing beyond what they can afford to lose because they are racing to meet up with someone else they are competing against whereas their income flow is nothing compared to who they might be racing with. AFAIK, the only competition that exists with bitcoin investors is the competition against any potential challenges that may arise along the way to hamper the investor's initial long term investment plan forcing to sell at a loss. That where your competition lies and one potent way to win is having multiple income source stead of a single.