You're absolutely right! Bitcoin has shown time and again that it moves according to its own cycle, and those who understand this tend to do better in the long run. It's not about chasing hype it's about staying patient, informed, and emotionally strong, especially during market dips.

The part about avoiding fake videos and fear-based content on social media is so important. Many new investors fall into that trap and either sell at a loss or lose confidence altogether. Education and self-awareness are key.

Also, great point about distancing yourself from people who constantly speak negatively just because they missed out. Regret often turns into pessimism, and surrounding yourself with that kind of energy can really hold you back.

Thanks for sharing your insights this kind of mindset is exactly what new and even seasoned investors need to hear more of

That’s actually a wild but clever concept turning a mining operation into a mobile rig like that definitely shows some creativity even if it’s on the wrong side of the law. You're right, stationary illegal miners are sitting ducks once the heat comes, and unplugging dozens of ASICs isn't exactly quick or subtle.

Turning a truck into a mobile mining farm with its own transformer? That's next-level. But yeah, it raises the question what was the ROI before they got caught? ASICs are expensive, especially 95 of them. Plus, the cost of retrofitting a truck, rigging the power setup, and staying on the move isn’t cheap or easy to manage.

Even if they managed to run it for a while, the risk vs. reward feels off. They’re now fugitives, lost all their hardware, and possibly face serious time if caught. A reminder that even smart crime is still crime and in the end, law enforcement almost always catches up. The smarter move? Use that same ingenuity for a legal hustle.

You're right while skipping university doesn’t mean failure, going to school still has its advantages, especially if you choose a degree with a strong return on investment. Today, programs like Computer Science and IT are among the most profitable. With the world relying more on technology, roles in software development, cybersecurity, and data analysis are in high demand and pay well.

Engineering also remains a top choice. Fields like electrical, mechanical, and petroleum engineering offer solid salaries and global job opportunities. Finance and accounting are strong too, especially if you aim for corporate roles or investment banking.

Healthcare related programs like nursing or becoming a physician assistant offer good pay and growing job security without the massive time and debt commitment of med school. Data science and statistics are booming thanks to the rise of AI and analytics. Even creative fields like UX/UI design can pay well if you pair them with tech skills.

In the end, it’s smart to pick something you enjoy, but it’s even smarter to know how far that degree can take you financially.

You're right saving alone won’t make you rich. It’s a good habit, but it’s just the beginning. If you’re always spending more than you earn, there’s no way to move forward loans and credit cards just keep you stuck in a cycle.

The real path out of poverty is earning more and using the extra to invest. Whether it’s in real estate, crypto, or starting a small business, your money has to start working for you. Saving helps build that foundation, but without investing or growing your income, you’ll likely be stuck working forever.

I agree with you Bitcoin’s price moves on its own timeline, and long-term investing is usually the best approach. Newcomers should understand the risks involved and avoid getting influenced by fake or sensational videos on social media that can cause unnecessary fear. Building your own knowledge and skills is very important. Many people who didn’t invest earlier now regret it and often speak negatively about Bitcoin, but it’s better to focus on your own strategy and not get distracted by their negativity. Staying patient and informed is the key to success with Bitcoin.

Straight facts. Experience will always beat theory in trading. You can read a hundred books, but nothing teaches you like actually clicking the button. Small trades, real mistakes, constant learning  that’s how skill is built.

Obsess, iterate, and never stop asking questions.