Quote from: lizarder on February 07, 2025, 05:16:20 PM

Quote from: OfficialGratejoy on February 07, 2025, 07:15:50 AM

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That applies if your country does not accept bitcoin so that the government tries to do something that does not have a positive impact, but for countries that allow bitcoin as an investment step, this is not a problem because the government cannot regulate the process of our involvement in bitcoin and we can also be anonymous so that the level of security can be more guaranteed. The risk is very comparable to our ability to protect and maybe we need to be aware of negative things about involvement in bitcoin.

So it is recommended that when involved in investment you do not need to tell everyone or even on social media because investment in bitcoin can be run independently without anyone knowing so that the risk to your journey in bitcoin is not that great. Sometimes people are more arrogant because they show off their bitcoin ownership to anyone so that the level of security will certainly be quite risky and they don't realize it.

Everyone who is able to maintain the Bitcoin they already have as an investment asset, I think will remain safe for themselves, especially if the person never shows off the amount of Bitcoin they already have on social media because it is more like no one needs to do it. And in this case I also see a pretty good suggestion from you that when someone has become a Bitcoin investor, it is important for him to stay calm and not have to invite or tell what he has been doing all this time including to people who work in government agencies.

But if we are in a country that has legalized Bitcoin investment, I think it doesn't need to be a secret anymore because almost everyone will know that currently there are many people who like Bitcoin and make it a future investment. But on the one hand, staying quiet and not having to make a fuss is much better than trying to get people's attention to what we have been doing all this time.