Quote from: Rabata on August 04, 2024, 03:02:43 AM

Quote from: ContentWriter on July 28, 2024, 01:41:42 PM

For me in practice, I hardly have made any serious gains from Bitcoin, Yeah, apart from using it as a payment medium for jobs I do for clients. Are there other ways people like us who are late adopters benefit from Bitcoin?

I think it's not too late to adopt Bitcoin for those who don't know about Bitcoin. But those who didn't hold Bitcoin despite knowing it were late. Todays bitcoin's price will never go back to previous position of 2016. It should be noted that the number of investors are increasing at the same time the market cap of Bitcoin is also increasing but the Bitcoin Supply is Limited, so it is easy to assume that Bitcoin will continue to grow in the future. People who know about Bitcoin but still haven't focused on collecting Bitcoin are basically left behind.

Basically, it's never too late so saying it's too late to be in bitcoin is just a way for us to make this an excuse not to be in bitcoin. In the sense that we still don't have great confidence to be in bitcoin so saying the price problem is one of the problems and considering us late. Even though if we look at some momentum there are actually a lot of opportunities, especially when you want a slightly cheaper price when the bitcoin decline occurs, but because of the lack of confidence in ourselves it always makes this the biggest reason that we are late because bitcoin cannot be bought at a cheap price.

Many opportunities to start, besides that bitcoin is also quite flexible where we can still have them according to our financial capabilities but that is not enough to convince those who really don't want to be in bitcoin on the grounds that it's too late.