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To give you an idea, it's not that much compared to all of you in here but I can say that hopefully when BTC hits the ceiling, I can say that I can live with my life with less pressure. And I agree that no offense to those that have invested to themselves and got the skills and job that they have dreamt of but someone who DCAed Bitcoin during the early days might be ahead of time than them in terms of portfolio and finance matters. On the other hand, someone who had BTC and kept it until now and could live comfortably could do what they did and improve their skills and follow the path of passion they want to be in. That only means patience has always been paying off.
There are quite a few people who have come to realize that they overvalued real estate (such as buying their own residence) and they undervalued bitcoin in terms of how much bitcoin would continue to appreciate relative to property values. There are still a lot of people mistakingly making those kinds of assessments.
I agree and there's this one guy that admires that after selling their house, they can buy it back with a lesser quantity of Bitcoin while keeping a lot of it in their family's stash. I'm talking about Didi's notable decision of selling their house for Bitcoin way back 2017.