I am glad that you don't merely consider bitcoin's value proposition merely to be regarding whether small transactions can take place in an economical way. 


Surely a losing proposition when it comes to bitcoin.

In this thread, many of us know that there is a HODL component to bitcoin, and if we are going to consider selling, then first we need to get to a significant bitcoin size which can take years and years to accomplish.  So the guys who have gotten ahead in bitcoin, so far, are the ones who have errored on the side of accumulating bitcoin, and perhaps to the extent that they run out of money or don't know what to do, then the HODL would come into play, otherwise back to buying regularly, persistently, consistently, ongoingly and perhaps even aggressively until we have enough or more than enough.. .. so selling (or trading) does not really play too well in these here parts...

and even worse to consider that you are going to sell in order to buy back cheaper..   That does not tend to work out too well.

You Mihaylovic have been registered on the forum since early 2017, so hopefully you have gotten enough bitcoin by now, since more than 8 years seems possible to get enough bitcoin or maybe even more than enough.. but even if you get a bunch of bitcoin, selling a bunch of them does not seem like a good move, either... so maybe, in spite of your more than 8 years of forum registration, you still have not learned what bitcoin is?


Of course, age is one of the factors that affect any possible investment and whether we might be willing to add new things to our investment portfolio, to the extent that anyone has any investments besides their residential property and their 401k.

Surely there is a sound money angel to bitcoin and their is a technology angle to bitcoin, and it would seem that older folks should be more able to understand the sound money angle, but surely even young people might become concerned about money matters (including debasement of the dollar and other fiats) so they may well start to resonate with the sound money angle of bitcoin, too. 

Younger people may well be new to investing, so they may well be new to exploring what assets to invest into, and older people may well would have already established their investments, even though some investors still might be at a stage in which they are willing to add new investments, or maybe they are transitioning in their investments.  I will admit that prior my getting into bitcoin in late 2013 (maybe 10-15 years prior), I was not really looking for other investments,  since i also had my property and my 401k and some other side investments that did not really inspire me to look into other investments, so in late 2013, i was receptive to bitcoin since I was actually looking for an investment to supplement my 401k, since I was no longer able to add to my 401k.. so bitcoin caught me at a opportune time in my transitioning in regards to my own wanting to supplement my investments (and even my then desire to hedge against the dollar which I had thought about that several times in regards to one of the purposes of gold investing).


Those are some bearish and depressing time-line estimate numbers you are providing Biodom.