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Quote from: Mehmet69 on July 02, 2025, 04:39:39 PM

Yes, you are right. Investing in Bitcoin is a completely personal decision of an individual. We cannot force anyone to invest. We can only give them the right advice.
Since we have decided to invest in Bitcoin. So we have to do all the things through which we can easily accumulate more Bitcoin. More or less, we all have the desire to accumulate at least 1 Bitcoin in our portfolio. But most people start accumulating Bitcoin in the wrong way. Some do not have a proper plan. Some use investment as an emergency fund. Some wait to create all kinds of backups before investing.

I want to tell all of them, you should not plan so much without starting investing. Start investing as soon as possible. Because, two things are needed for a person to invest in Bitcoin. 1. Regular investment 2. Managing the investment with prudent income. Nothing else is needed beyond this. However, the additional things we are talking about are the things to do to sustain this investment consistently. Therefore, although investing is a personal matter, I believe we should be given sound advice.

Do you (Mehmet69) really consider that any of us are giving advice and/or financial advice here or in the real world when we are talking about bitcoin and/or bitcoin investment related matters and/or cashflow management matters?

I don't consider that I am giving any advice, even though I am sharing ideas, and members of the forum and even people in the real world have to figure out for themselves if they want to invest in bitcoin or not and/or if they want to figure out ways to manage their cashflows in strong ways when they are choosing to invest into bitcoin.

Each person is ultimately responsible for his choices whether or not to invest into bitcoin and/or whether and/or how to manage their cashflows. if they fuck up by either investing into bitcoin or failing to invest into bitcoin, then that is on them. They are completely responsible no matter which direction their actions go, and they will either suffer the consequences if they screw up or reap the benefits if they make the right kinds of choices and take the right kinds of actions.

Yes, you are absolutely right. Every person has the full right to make their own decisions. We are just sharing our own experiences. We are not imposing any kind of decision on them. I am not giving any financial advice to the experts.

The purpose of what I said earlier was to motivate those who have decided to invest in Bitcoin but are not starting to invest to start investing quickly. But not for those who are not interested in investing.

At the end of the day, we are all moving forward in our own way and trying to learn something from each other's experiences.

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First of all, I apologize that I could not express my point clearly. What you said is absolutely correct. But I wanted to say that when starting to invest in Bitcoin, many people worry about a few things, which one should start first? Emergency fund, stable income or discretionary income. In addition, they delay doing research on Bitcoin for a long time. We all know that if someone delays investing in Bitcoin, then they may miss a very big opportunity.

So I wanted to tell them to start investing without worrying about so many things. Because I think that if someone decides to invest and starts investing, he will find out for himself what are the necessary things to make that investment permanent. After investing for 1 day/week, when he goes to invest 2 times, he will feel the need for some things. After that, he will start everything to make the investment permanent. So we have to start investing first. From this point of view, I said that to start investing, we need regular investment. That is, we should not decide to break it after investing.