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Quote from: Lembo69 on February 10, 2025, 06:33:18 PM

A Bitcoin investor invests in the hope of a good profit in the future, just like saving. However, many people hold back thinking that if they do not get a good profit from Bitcoin, then both their time and effort will be wasted. In fact, those who think like this are not very aware of the concept of investment. The first characteristic of an investor should be that he must profit and until he gets a good profit, he will keep holding, I firmly believe that those who are successful are those who remain steadfast and hold Bitcoin. Sometimes it happens that investors are forced to sell BTC even if there is a loss for some special reason. My advice to them is that the time of purchase is not over yet, where you think it is all over and start again from there

I've not seen a successful person in business/investment who is not a risk taker, the more you fear to take the risk, the more you are driving yourself aback. Another issue I can deduce here is procrastination, some people are looking for the" too-perfect" time to invest but this often wastes much of their time and before they know it, they've missed the opportunity given to them by Bitcoin.

I envy those who took the risk a few years after Bitcoin was created, they overcame the two qualities I mentioned earlier, they had the nerves to take the risk and they did not procrastinate. This is a lesson for potential Bitcoin investors, if you have the money, don't wait longer, otherwise, you will regret it.

Yes, not everyone dares to take big risks, and not everyone knows the potential of bitcoin. I think we can't blame this, but we should just regret it. Because people who have habits like that (don't dare to take risks) usually tend not to make significant progress in their lives. Because people like that are too happy playing in the safe zone, so they forget all the potential they can achieve, like bitcoin. Therefore, we should be grateful, even though we didn't buy bitcoin right after a few years of bitcoin being created, but at least when we realized the potential of bitcoin we immediately bought it. I think this is something we should be grateful for.

Because as we know, not everyone dares to take risks. So basically we don't need to be jealous of people who bought bitcoin when the price was cheaper than it is now. Because in my personal opinion, buying Bitcoin now will definitely make the money we invest more in the next 10 years or at least the value of the money we invest will not be damaged by inflation. So with this, you could say that we are among the lucky people right now, because we already know Bitcoin and have invested in it. And for people who haven't invested in bitcoin at this time, I think such people will sooner or later realize their mistake.

Well, it's normal for someone to wish they had started investing earlier when Bitcoin was not even up to a dolllar but then there's a saying that it's better late than never, talking about being late, i don't even think anyone who's not started investing in Bitcoin is late currently cause we're still at it's early stages and if they start now to buy and hodl then DCA in any interval of time suitable for them to be consistent for a full Bitcoin circle or more then they never can tell how much of Bitcoin they've accumulated in their portfolio, that's something lots of people are still ignorant about that's why they're yet to start investing and wish they had bought in the early days. However there are people who bought Bitcoin in the early days and sold for a cheaper price, remember the dude who bought 1 pizza with $10k worth of Bitcoins he has the coins but didn't know it would be worth a fortune currently and that's what would had happened to most of us if we had bought then, we would sold out of ignorance but at this point we've got vast knowledge about Bitcoin and know it's value including the potential of doing better in the future so we won't rush into selling at loss.