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Quote from: Mokemokk on March 11, 2024, 01:08:24 AM

I have known Bitcoin and other currencies since 2014, but I did not move a finger. I did not benefit from anything. I mean, I did not invest anything now. I am serious. I liked this forum a lot. A long time ago, I decided to start investing, even if it was a small amount, in some other currencies. Perhaps it would go up significantly and make profits. Perhaps I would. It is late, but the opportunity is always there. I know that many people suffer from what I suffer from. Many people now talk about Bitcoin, but I preceded them in knowing it by ten years. I want your advice for me. I have high hopes for digital currencies. What do you think?

No, you're not. Why? If you really have hopes for digital currencies like Bitcoin, you will never wait 10 years just to have interest instead, you invest it that time without a doubt. I won't like to say you're late but I would say that you miss the best opportunity already. Just think that if you start accumulating Bitcoin in 2014 and do the buy/sell, you are not just rich but a wealthy person already. Unfortunately, it is too late to open your mind and see the benefits from Bitcoin which it indeed regrets on your end.

I think you need to change the way you think about Bitcoin. Build some trust towards Bitcoinand certainly bring you positive results.

As I understand it, what OP means is that he has now realized the potential of bitcoin and cryptocurrencies and he has started investing in them even if just a small amount.

The fact that he missed out and didn't invest in bitcoin years ago isn't too surprising because no one knows what the future holds. No one could have predicted the price of bitcoin could go this high, I bet you that even Satoshi would be very surprised at the value that bitcoin has achieved today, let alone any of us.

Furthermore, it is never too late to invest in bitcoin. OP's journey to getting rich from bitcoin will be more difficult than 10 years ago, but that doesn't mean he's out of opportunities.