I see that some people remain positive despite their hard situation and never give up on their hope. There are some people like you OP who still exist as you don't just look for your situation but rather see what you can do to have at least a better life. Yes, if we do not benefit from our investment today but for sure some of our family members could get it. We may not be helpful to them this time or have been a burden to them however we take the chance to help them back on the other way by having this Bitcoin investment.
I hope your story will encourage people who also have faced situations like you not to see how it is bad but rather dare to survive. And most of all, they will also see Bitcoin as an investment opportunity to give a better life.
I'm not sure if I understand exactly what you're writing. I interpret it as saying that by not always being financially independent, I was burdening my own family and being a burden to them. Now, being in Bitcoin, the burden on my parents has also decreased. So yes, that's correct. I agree with you.
In conclusion, with this contribution, I want to convey the following to people, especially those deciding to enter the world of Bitcoin: Educate yourself, stay informed, and don't panic. Only invest what you are willing to lose. I didn't come up with this advice; wiser, more experienced individuals did, and I listen to them. If you encounter any issues, reach out to people who understand it better and have valuable experience. I found support in the Bitcoin Community group on Facebook.
Very basic and static rules since bitcoin was created, but many decided to overlook the rules and do what they wish. But in the end, majority of those who disobeyed the rules cry. Many of the newbies are of the opinion that these rules are obsolete and you see them look for ways to cut corners and win the market. Some resort to investing in shitcoins, others join signal and pump and dump groups. But the basics is always better.
I agree. As they say, while the DCA method may be boring, it is the most comfortable and, on average, tends to yield more than trying to time the market for the best buying opportunities.