You are absolutely right, there is no fine or punishment place for anyone who invested his money in Bitcoin and vice versa, investment is something we shouldn't force people to do rather it has to be a willingness of heart or mind and I think most of the people who end up doing bad or not doing well in their investment is because they are not willing or ready to do it. Permit me to say this, we all know Bitcoin has stayed for years and has shown us proved that it existence is going to be long but we can't tell how long it's going to be so for this reason Bitcoin investment is not 100 percentage guarantee I mean anything can be possible but since we have made up our mind to invest all we need do is to be positive and hope for better future with Bitcoin investment. No matter how one trust a particular project, It will be very unwise for someone or an investor to use all his money to invest in a project. Don't get me wrong, I'm saying this because I don't want anyone to have a wrong mindset or thought about Bitcoin investment that's why we are advise to use what we can afford to let go.
Bitcoin has passed the stage of becoming afraid of what could happened at the cost of your investment and of course before anyone out there goes into investment we can say that they have read and understand the regulation and the implications that involves while making investment, and gain
cryptocurrency is no longer a new thing to world and if if not mistakenly now bitcoin has been in existence for about 15-16 years now if am not mistakenly and almost about every part of the world has heard about bitcoin and understand the risk and volatility that it carries. That is why most people took the risk and invest and during investment they don't involved themselves with a compulsion investment it's just that when they are ready to accept the risk index then you would see them venture into buying bitcoin..
And of course those who understood the language of bitcoin never waits to routed and sink into the knowledge, the thing is just for them not to be left out of regret that is why most people do not hesitant to buy and hold, along the line the study and gain knowledge to hold more stronger and most of them even involved in doing DCA just the above discussion is saying.
First, we are not talking about cryptocurrencies (or shitcoins in this thread), so it is a bit unclear why you chose to mention cryptocurrencies or perhaps convoluting the idea and thinking that bitcoin is the same thing?
Second, let me presume that you were meaning to talk about bitcoin and not shitcoins.. ... so in that regard, your suggestion that everyone in the world sufficiently knows bitcoin, that is a bunch of bullshit, and a wrong premise in order to consider where bitcoin is at right now, where it came from and where it might be going. If many people in the world had any clue about what bitcoin is, then we would have way higher than 1% world adoption. I will agree with you that a lot of people heard the word bitcoin, and there are not too many people who can accurately describe what it is, including convoluting the category (just like you did) and suggesting that bitcoin is part of a category called crypto... so even people who presumptively have been studying bitcoin for a few years and potentially investing into it still don't know what it is beyond that it includes number go up technology.
Sure, maybe you know what bitcoin is, so I would not want to make my response about your knowledge level, since your use of crypto might have been an innocent and/or potentially meaningful oversight/inclusion...
So many people presume higher levels of world knowledge and/or perhaps bitcoin adoption based on some small segments of the population having had accumulated decently large amounts of bitcoin and even some financialization of bitcoin, and increasingly rich, famous and even widely respected financial people saying good things about bitcoin and even investing into it...
There are errors in presuming too much into the population's knowledge of bitcoin, especially if that supposed knowledge is not backed up by their having a significant/meaningful stake in bitcoin, which truly the overwhelming majority of the world's population, whether we are referring to individuals, institutions, and/or governments are quite underinvested in bitcoin... low coiners or no coiners which likely still amounts to 1% of the population at best - including referring to institutions and/or governments.
Are you mislead by BlackRock accumulating more than $20 Billion in bitcoin on behalf of it's clients? Surely there are some early buyers into the ETFs (kind of like insiders), yet I have my doubts about that investment of money into ETF shares reflects either high level and widespread adoption of bitcoin or even that knowledge is spreading into the world's population regarding what bitcoin is beyond very small segments of the population of individuals, institutions and/or governments.
Yes, knowledge and awareness of bitcoin is growing and growing, yet I am not going to presume that very many people actually know what bitcoin is, especially since so few have taken any actions to get off of zero or otherwise to substantially invest into it, which such buying and getting involved actions would lead some credence to their actually knowing what bitcoin is.