Quote from: Yaunfitda on August 13, 2024, 02:25:46 AM

Quote from: Cryptomultiplier on July 28, 2024, 11:48:59 AM

Compared to how easy an investment in cryptocurrency would pay off well and is a sure hedge against inflation, be it by trading and using or not using bots and AI integrations or by DCA strategy in varying fractions or lump sum or by mining bitcoins and being so serious as to own a mining farm or by diversification of wealth into owning Bitcoin since made possible for large pocket investors too, with the spot ETF approval, it is just fascinating how a crypto investor wont spend as much time staring at their computer screen all day before they make or accumulate wealth by investment in cryptocurrency.

What is your opinion?

But where you are going to get the money to invest on crypto if you don't have a regular job? Unless your family is uber rich and all that stuff, you need to study and get a good paying job first before you can invest money in crypto and then just let it sit to accrued profits over time. And not everyone has money to invest, just like the rest of us here, we might started with just a signature campaigns to get Bitcoin and then go to trading to multiple it. So it's a bad analogy to be honest, as it you are treating investing in Bitcoin as something like a magic bean, that will solve the financial problems. It's not, you still need to work your ass off and when the time that you have extra money in your pocket then that is the best time to invest.

Investing in bitcoin is much more attractive than any job but where will we get money to invest in bitcoin if we don't work? But I think we don't need to wait until we have a stable or high income to start thinking about investing in bitcoin. No matter what your job is and how much you earn, as long as you plan to use your salary wisely and can still invest in bitcoin, you should start your bitcoin investment quickly. Don't wait until you have a stable job and a high income because you will never know when it will come to you and you will probably never invest in bitcoin.

But I agree with you, OP is making a pretty bad comparison comparing bitcoin investing to regular work. I don't see any correlation here.