Quote from: tabas on May 27, 2025, 10:27:08 PM

It's hard to imagine where it is right now, where it has been before. But that's the reality and this opens the idea that Bitcoin's skyrocketing is unstoppable and it's going to the ceiling as if there is no limit. I also wish that the early Bitcoins that I've got were kept but they're no longer here but that's fine. As long as we have kept what we've got right now is important that we'll be firmly holding them for the next years to come. And we understand why people are giving exaggerated prices for their speculation and that's because how they've seen Bitcoin moved, so that's pretty much it is why we're seeing more higher prices on what they think it will reach soon.

I believe we all think of the unlimited possibilities if we had taken advantage of the early days; although I wish I had the 0.50 BTC I had in 2014, I'm not looking back. There's no limit to how low it can go as well. Bitcoin could also plummet for whatever reason and we would all be screwed. The world has been quite unstable and unpredictable the past few years and anything can happen, this also applies to Bitcoin, whether we like it or not.

Quote from: Die_empty on Today at 07:56:10 AM

When people come with discussions about how they are late in discovering or investing in Bitcoin, I just think it's unnecessary. Just as you mentioned, Bitcoin is still in its early stages, and it also has the potential to keep growing as adoption increases. Most people wouldn't have believed that Bitcoin would get to $100k this year. You would have been tagged a fanatic if you predicted $100k a few years ago. That's why I am not doubting that in my lifetime, the coin will hit $1m. The focus now should be how to keep accumulating and hodling because the future looks bright.

We still don't know what's our position in Bitcoin's timeline, although it looks like we're still in relatively early stages, we could as well as be wrong. If Bitcoin has a life expectancy of 100 years, yes, it's still early, but what if it's only 20 or 30 years?