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Quote from: JayJuanGee on January 26, 2025, 05:08:25 AM

You are retarded if you are posting a bunch of pro-bitcoin posts, but still you have not yet started buying bitcoin. You have also been registered on the forum since May 2024, which provides further evidence of your level of dumb for not buying any bitcoin.

I regret not being able to buy Bitcoin but I can manage my household expenses with what I earn but I don't have the money to save and buy Bitcoin. Ever since I got into Bitcoin, I had the perfect time to buy Bitcoin but I always regret not being able to buy Bitcoin because I didn't have the money. I am not disabled poverty has disabled me. I have started to slowly climb up the ladder with my hard work. I have a strong belief in my heart that one day I will make a success by investing in Bitcoin.

Your morale and courage are at least strong, but you will definitely be able to invest in Bitcoin. You should create a fund with the extra expenses that will be left after meeting the basic needs of your family, and you should gradually follow the DCA method and invest in Bitcoin. Because investing in the DCA method will definitely help you increase your Bitcoin fund, and will make you more morale-strengthening and you will become confident in your work.
You need more work so that you can earn more and save money and with that money you can invest in Bitcoin. If you are not able to invest in the DCA method on a weekly basis, then you can invest in Bitcoin on a monthly basis, in this you will get enough opportunities and you will also be quite adept at saving money. You can achieve success by using your intelligence and strategy.

I think JayJuanGee already answered that fellow in a way that reflects his personality and situation. For the fellow to be a member of this forum for about a year now and not able to spare the least $10 per week or month to invest in Bitcoin, it shows he has no believe in Bitcoin. He practically failed to see the potential in Bitcoin. Fear may be one of the reason or he might have also wandered away chasing quick profits through shitcoins like most of us did in the past.

All he is doing now is regrets and not taking actions. Let him sit on the sideline and continue regretting, perhaps in 5-10years to come, he will also regret not buying Bitcoin today... and the cycle of regrets will continue for him.

It seems that I am not even proclaiming that Powerjumboo's investment into bitcoin is going to make him rich or drastically change his life. Largely I had just been attempting to say that he should put his money where his mouth is, and also that he will be more credible to talk about bitcoin in bullish ways or otherwise by having personal experience rather than talking from a non-experiential perspective.

Perhaps another thing that I am suggesting is that Powerjumboo likely has little to no credibility to talk about bitcoin (whether positive or otherwise) without investing into it and gaining a bit more experiencial knowledge.

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Quote from: EclipseXcrypto on Today at 08:39:48 AM

Anyone who earns, and truly wants to invest in bitcoin won't make excuses. There are strategies in Bitcoin investment that make it easy for anyone to invest, no matter how little they can afford. Its all about determination and taking steps towards your financial goals.
If your earnings is not enough, atleast there are things we buy or expenses we make most times that are unnecessary, its important to start budgeting your expenses look at areas where you buy things which are not essential and save, even if its little by little at a time it will add up over time. You can also consider engaging in other side hustles to increase your income. This way, you can start investing little by little.

I think that instead of reducing your expenses for investing in Bitcoin, you should focus on increasing your income. To start investing, you need to make sure that you have a prudent source of income. Are you able to meet your daily needs with your income source? Keep in mind that there is no shortage of daily needs for investment. Be it in the field of entertainment or furniture. If you call these unnecessary and exclude them from the list of daily needs. If your income source is unable to meet all your needs, then you should look for an alternative source of income. Yes, you can reduce some expenses that are hurting you or unnecessary money beyond your needs. However, depending on this money, it may not be the right step to start investing.

The main basis of investment is the source of income. If you are not prudent with your income, then you need to look for alternative sources of income. If your income source is shaky or weak, then your investment will be at risk in the long run. You certainly don't want your investment to be at risk or subject to unexpected sales. So, planning to invest with any kind of gap in demand may not be the right plan. You need to have a strong plan for your investment, especially with regard to your income sources.

I agree that increasing income is better than cutting expenses, even though both can be worked on, and surely there can be times in which it is difficult to increase income, but surely each person has to attempt to figure out his own situation, and surely when we might realize that we are wanting to increase our income so that we can buy bitcoin, then we can get motivated from having had created those kinds of goals.

Another thing that can be difficult is that sometimes we might need to spend time and money in order to be able to increase our earning power, so sometimes we might have to spend time learning new skills and even networking with others so that we can become more employable or more likable so that we end up having potential to increase our work or increase how much we get paid for our time...yet sometimes even with some of the better paying jobs, they might not be achievable until doing worse paying jobs first, and then later getting a promotion.. and there are even some folks who work for free or close to free (sometimes referred to as an internship) in order to be more likely to be able to later receive better paying position(s). It can be difficult to know what any one person could do or should do since there can be a lot of variance depending on the kinds of skills a person has or perhaps how likable (or unlikable) a person might be so that some folks won't get hired (or promoted) unless and/or until they are likable by the person making those decisions.