everyone is also allowed to put forward their own ideas as long as the ideas are good enough and do not oppose other people's ideas,
Ideas in discussions will undoubtedly conflict with those of others because people may hold different beliefs. But in order for an idea to be accepted as true or to take precedence over the beliefs of another, it must be supported by evidence and facts that can be easily be understood by others. Disagreements open doors to more conversation and the sharing of knowledge. Disagreements do not always imply that the other person's ideas are incorrect, rather they might be opposed for a variety of reasons, including personal beliefs, and if they are not supported by evidence, they may become irrelevant or invalid.
Those who believe that the current state of bitcoin is the only reason it is failing are presumably impatient investors or those who bought because they were afraid of missing the approaching bull run and tried to take advantage by investing immediately after the halving. They are upset that things didn't turn out as planned and that they were blind to the decline. Competent investors will not panic and begin to believe that bitcoin is failing, but rather will see this as a chance to keep buying the dip.
There is a saying that "when the purpose of a thing is not known, then abuse becomes inevitable". This statement is so true for Bitcoin investment because many people do not know the real purpose of investing in Bitcoin neither do they have plans for same investment. Some just bought because of the trend while others bought because they want to be rich within a short time. Those who have plans such as I have mentioned, actually planned theoretically without facing the fact that Bitcoin requires time and patience.
If we must tell ourselves the truth, Bitcoin have done so well already and from this time last year till now it has done over 100%. I do not see why people will panic when the price of Bitcoin is pretty high and even looking so promising to do more. I understand that some people jumped in following the hype of the halving. Well those of them who have not sold at loss are more than welcome to change their mind into long term holding because those who follow Bitcoin with patience will always reap the fulll reward.
When you don't understand the purpose of something, you abuse it by giving it a different purpose that deviates from its original objective. This is similar to individuals that invest based on the hype of halving, they simply want to enter the market and try to outsmart it by investing when the bull run is about to begin and making a quick profit despite having no knowledge of the market. They believe they have implemented a decent approach, but it is not a reliable plan because bitcoin demands patience and time, and a long-term investment plan is the best method to maximise returns.
This statement is so true for Bitcoin investment because many people do not know the real purpose of investing in Bitcoin
I am finding this statement really confusing. Are there other purpose of investing in Bitcoin outside getting more than what you invested?, Because I don't think anyone in a right state of mind would want to invest in Bitcoin inorder to make loss. If you invest in Bitcoin, then your real purpose is to get more than the amount you invested after a specific time. The same thing goes for me, and every other person, so I don't know the other
real purpose you think many people do not know about.
You are getting it all wrong, you need to read through his entire post to understand better what he meant, bitcoins volatility has given us other benefits we can enjoy and making profits is part of if but that doesn’t mean we should pursue this profit aimlessly without a well thought out plan. By trying to outsmart bitcoin and investing because of halving hype is not a well thought out plan these people are not considering the volatility of it, they neglect the fact that the market can still move in either direction.