Quote from: Eternad on Today at 09:11:10 AM

Quote from: JayJuanGee on Today at 01:01:02 AM

I think that in some of my latest posts I was wanting to point out that it is likely better ot have a steady income than not, yet there is not a requirement to have a steady income in order to invest into bitcoin as long as a person has funds and he can determine them to be discretionary funds then he can buy bitcoin, and surely some guys still want to proclaim that a guy cannot be sure whether any of his funds are discretionary funds unless he has more funds coming to him in the future (thus describing a steady income and/or source funds).

This!

Bitcoin is decentralized which means there’s no one who can control it same with its investors that has freedom to invest whatever an amount if they think Bitcoin is a valuable investment for their future.

Even a few satoshi purchase today will be a huge value on the next few years. A 0.001BTC before last 10 years is just a few dollars compared today that it’s already above 100$.

The idea is we can invest whatever amount that we want even the smallest that will not hurt our finances but still we can benefit on it in the future because Bitcoin growth is unstoppable.

Yea, you are very correct about this and I think we both share the same sentiment here buddy, Bitcoin is still gaining popularity and adoption, so as such, their is a higher probability that it might go as high as million dollar or more in a few years time from now, that's why most smart thinking investors are accumulating Bitcoin now that it's still very cheap.
Even at it current price, some myopic investors will be saying that it's too expensive, but that was how they were saying when it was just $18k three years ago, so the logical thing to do right now is to buy now because it's on the rise, in the nearest future we will be glad that we took that bold step now that it's still very early and cheap.