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Bitcoin is a lifetime opportunity. Those who are waiting or still have doubts today about whether to hold Bitcoin or not will realize that they have missed an opportunity of a lifetime. Not only to make money, but also to be at the forefront of a decentralized economic structure. The price of Bitcoin will increase or decrease in the market, which is the case with any investment. However, in weak hands, they will lose these things. If we take less, how safe is it really? If we look at small, medium and experienced investors, we will see that they have made small investments and got real value at the right time.

Yeah, Bitcoin really is a generational opportunity like you said, not just for profit, but for being part of something bigger than the current system.
But like Jayjuangee said, it is not over for those who are just waking up to it now, there’re still opportunities to catch up with..

Yes, the early movers maybe big in it already.. But I believe the key is to stop waiting for the so call perfect time. The important thing is starting.

Waiting for a right time is not an option.

Sure it is an option to wait, but it is dumb.

Anyone new to bitcoin should get started investing into bitcoin whether it is $100 per week, $10 per week or some other amount that they believe is reasonable for their circumstances.

Waiting can waste valuable time when investing in bitcoin. For example, if the current price is $116k and we decide to wait for it to drop to $110k or $105k, we risk missing out, especially if bitcoin ends up rising to $130k. At that point, we might find ourselves waiting again for it to return to $116k before buying. In my opinion, this cycle of hesitation only causes us to miss the opportunity to buy at a lower price.

Quote from: JayJuanGee on July 11, 2025, 01:51:08 AM

You do not need a steady income to invest into bitcoin. All you need is discretionary funds. Sure if you have a steady income, then you are in a better position to invest in bitcoin, but it is not necessary to have a steady income to get started investing in bitcoin.

I totally agree with this. A lot of beginners are unsure or even a bit scared to start investing. They're usually worried about covering their living expenses and don't feel confident spending money without a stable income. What many don’t realize is that even after taking care of their basic needs, there’s often a little bit left that could go toward buying bitcoin.

Well in your own situation, you have 9 years registered on the forum, so you have had a considerable amount of time to have had already established your BTC stash, and if you are still in the process of accumulating BTC then, sure some guys get started later, but they still may need to just stick to accumulating bitcoin, even if they might have had gotten started late or maybe they were distracted into shitcoins and/or trading, so hopefully they have fixed those bad habits and focus on accumulating bitcoin.

We can try to look at Bitcoin accumulation as a journey that unfolds differently for everyone. 9 years is quite a long time and spending such time on the forum, you must've have had ample time to build quite a substantial knowledge of the Bitcoin market and also potentially accumulating a reasonable BTC stash. However, it's important to note that it's never too late to get started and even those who may have along the line been distracted by other investments, there's always time to refocus your attention in accumulating Bitcoin.

One tend to grow more and attain more success when they learn from whatever past experience(s), learning to adapt to current market conditions and also to always remember to stay committed to one's goals. I don't think it matters too much whether someone started early or pretty late, I think what matters more is staying consistent and patient. If you must succeed in Bitcoin accumulation, you must learn to be disciplined and also to maintain a long term perspective, and sticking to these qualities would really make you potentially reap significant benefits from their investment.

And those who for one reasons or the other may have started pretty late, or even those who may have been distracted by other engagements, there's still much time to get back on track and focus on accumulating Bitcoin. This could potentially help them leverage the knowledge an experience gained in the long run in other to make more realistic an informed decisions concerning their investment in order to effectively navigate the market with absolute confidence.