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Quote from: Futurexxx on February 17, 2025, 01:36:53 PM

You this guy, honestly you aren't learning, why would you even say that investment is not for everyone, it's only those that have a blood convenant with poverty that will say such a thing that investment is not for them,

The statement you mentioned is also not entirely correct. I want to know where you heard that poor people shouldn't invest, why they can't invest. We certainly know about the DCA investment method, which states that investments can be made with a small amount of money. So maybe those people will also be able to invest.
Recently, Michael Saylor published Bitcoin 21 rules. From there, I will outline two rules that will help all of us understand that investing in Bitcoin is not too difficult for everyone.

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8. Everyone gets Bitcoin at the price they deserve.

15. Bitcoin is for everyone.

https://x.com/saylor/status/1891492169409593715?t=P7mnv-7RRK7Ni6UhwmIsHQ&s=19

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If you are saying that business is not for everyone, it's quite understandable because not everyone has what it takes to run s business, but when it comes to investment, it's like making your money work for you, and Bitcoin investment falls into such category where you buy it, hold and let it grow overtime, since it's an asset that appreciate in value overtime.

Until now perhaps no one has said that trading is low risk, so it's true that trading is not for everyone. Actually find no difference between trading and gambling. Acquiring profit from these two can be a much more difficult task for everyone. But investing is not difficult for us, just need money and basic knowledge to do it.

Bitcoin Investment is open for everyone Yes, but not everyone can afford to invest. There are those who struggle to put food on the table and survive daily life . You can’t tell such a person to invest coz it’s advisable to use money you can afford to lose. If such a person you convince to invest (money he doesn’t have ) and there’s a negative feedback after he has starved to save up the money he invested what do you think will happen? Mind you bitcoin is not a get rich quick scheme that he can see profits as soon as possible. Saying bitcoin investment is not for everyone is very correct. It’s open to all if you can afford to, so don’t get sentimental on the matter.

Those who still struggle to satisfy their basic needs and not necessarily having low income and have the interest of investing into Bitcoin have three primary assignment to go hustle harder and work around their finances first in order to fulfills their needs and have discretionary income, no matter how small it is to invest into Bitcoin.

Without first satisfying their livelihood, if they venture into Bitcoin, they would still prey on their portfolio for survival and that's only a mess of an investment and they shouldn't even think of quick profits since Bitcoin volatility might tend to affect them negatively and they sell in loss.

Quote from: Wonder Work on February 18, 2025, 12:38:04 PM

Actually, If you can trade and invest, that is your personal matter.

This is hard, and much harder for those still early into their accumulation journey. It causes confusion and tends to make them inconsistent in their investment and worse still liquidate their portfolio for trading addiction. Those who already had a decent sized portfolio before starting trading can be said to be better off at combining the two, but often times they make mistakes they regret, so in the end it's easier if you just focus on accumulating Bitcoin which is more profitable.

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Quote from: Futurexxx on February 18, 2025, 01:29:05 PM

Investing in Bitcoin and still trading at the same time are two things that can't easily go together because their is a certain way a trader thinks which is totally different from the exact view of an investor, because a trader is always looking for an opportunity to make quick money in the market, while an investor is in for the longer term , so I believe that if an individual decides to do them both, it will be extremely difficult for that person to keep to his holdings because the urge to trade will always be bigger than the urge to invest, but anything that makes the urge to invest bigger than the urge to trade, just know that, that fellow will eventually stop trading at some point because traders and investors don't sees things the same way, so in my own opinion, as long as you are an investor, it would be very wrong to be trading, because by doing so you will not be able to hold unto your investment because when the urge to sell for minimal gains comes, you cannot say no to it.

Hey OP, I see you are thinking only one way. You thinking about only one way is not enough, you have to such an aspect that you always keep right, and if you can do something else, you will do it. Continuing the investment trend is right, according to DCA. But it does not depend only on it. Those who know well and understand well continue their investment trend and try to do something else at the same time. It is not like that, you have to lose your investment to try to do something else. If you can maintain it properly, then it is right.

The things you said are actually right, but beyond these, many types of people are interested and can do something else while continuing their investment.

You're using the term OP wrongly, OP refers to the person who started a thread and in this case it's Dorkylickjj that is the OP of this thread and not Futurexxx.