Quote from: Cryptohygenic on Today at 03:29:51 PM

Quote from: JayJuanGee on Today at 02:17:30 PM

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Everyone do also have the right to decide when to develop interest on investing in bitcoin. Some may have acquired some basic knowledges while some maybe of zero knowledge While setting up their pace to understand and cope with the system.
Quite tolerably, those who may have later have the interest with zero ideal can still be skeptic at were they feel doubts or impossible to be true which basically could be acts to their lack of knowledge. You don't scold them rather let them know the fact at the given time if you really have the time to put them through though.

So I would admit that before involving in bitcoin, your doubts must have to be cleared while you prioritize on trusting the industry and have your funds secured on your self custody.

Peopple have different ways of dealing with low coiners and no coiners, and we have no obligation to talk nice to them and/or to try to convince them that it is in their best interest to get into bitcoin.

Sometimes dumb people deserve to be called dumb, especially if they might be badly informed and spreading bad or wrong information about bitcoin.

Sure, I have no problem with the idea of helping people out, but some people don't want to be help, and interactions can go in all kinds of directions..and sometimes being nice is not the correct approach.

People have some responsibility to look into matters, and also to correct themselves if they have wrong information about bitcoin. If they might be asking us for help, then sure we might be ready and willing to help them, but we don't have to help anyone.. helping others is optional... including newbies on the forum. Sometimes there is no need to be nice to the newbies.. it depends on context, and some newbies are trying to learn about bitcoin and perhaps to learn about how to improve and/or strengthen their cashflow management systems and practices, and perhaps others are spreading bad information, and sometimes being nice to them is not the right approach.

If we were being nice to the no coiners and low coiners and listening to their dumb ideas, then many of us would likely have not figured out aspects of bitcoin ourselves including investing into bitcoin and even strengthening our cashflow management systems/practices.

Quote from: Ryu_Ar1 on Today at 10:18:03 PM

Quote from: JayJuanGee on July 06, 2025, 12:27:06 AM

On an ongoing basis, there are new people coming to bitcoin and just starting to learn about bitcoin, and many of us know that it is quite hard to know about bitcoin if we are not actively buying it, and such buying and building a bitcoin position helps to inspire us to learn more about bitcoin. There are also a decently large number of people who have heard about bitcoin or they know the word bitcoin, but they either do not know anything about bitcoin or alternatively they have been taught (or learned) wrong information, which might be even more dangerous for folks to think that they know what something is (bitcoin) and actually do not know as much as they believe that they know.

We cannot make it seem as if this is easy because even though now learning about bitcoin is still fairly much easier when looking for information but of course we also as much as possible should be able to filter all learning so that we can find out which information is really useful and which information can be misleading. But on the other hand of course as long as there is a strong will and our foresight to maintain what we want or aim for then everything can still be done slowly but of course it depends on those who want to learn it too because it cannot be denied that the stigma of wanting to get rich instantly with bitcoin is still one of the shadows especially for those who are just learning about bitcoin.

Level of scaredness should ultimately affect position size rather than whether people get involved, so anyone should be able to establish their position size in accordance with their level of confidence, and as their confidence grows then they an increase their position size.

A lot of people remain scared about bitcoin for all kinds of reasons, and the reasons these days are likely different from what they were 10-15 years ago, since the kind of information available was different, and so they would have had been in a different place in their lives, and surely it seems that more and more people are hearing about bitcoin, yet many of them continue to have hardly any clue what it is.. even though the price has been going up a lot. .and surely any of us ongoingly investing into bitcoin likely feel advantages in regards to our having had got into bitcoin.. yet even guys like you who are just getting to 3.5 years of bitcoin, you may well still consider that you are still learning and/or still accumulating and/or still adjusting your approach to bitcoin to account for changes in your perceptions of bitcoin that also potentially reflect back on changes in your own personal factors, including how many bitcoin you had already been able to accumulate in light of your personal financial/psychological circumstances.

Even guys on a similar timeline of being in bitcoin may well end up diverging in terms of how much bitcoin they had been able to accumulate under similar circumstances as someone else.. but just potentially differences in their level of aggressiveness and/or also the strength of their cashflow management systems/practices.

We cannot even presume that guys learn the right things or even that they might not get diverted into shitcoins and/or thinking that they can outsmart bitcoin by trading, so surely there can be divergent paths, even when people might strive to proclaim that they are following best practices, when they might not know what they don't know.