Quote from: madnessteat on Today at 11:58:52 AM

Quote from: ultrloa on July 12, 2025, 11:53:52 AM

But its not the end of everything even if they don't have spare funds to invest. Because they could work with it to gain extra income so that they would have another source of fund to use for their Bitcoin investment.

There are lots of opportunity we could find not only in online but also offline. If they are just hardworking people there's good chance that they can work those things and could have Bitcoin investment. But if they are lazy and just think about they don't have chance to invest now because Bitcoin is expensive for sure this mindset will not bring them any success then they have high chance to get stuck on their current situation.

I cannot understand your point of view because I have seen how poor people live many times. They work in the lowest-paid jobs, such as janitors, salespeople, porters, etc., waking up at 5:00 a.m. and returning home at 8:00 p.m. Many poor people are not lazy; they do work that is necessary for society. They are not hired for higher-paying jobs because they have neither the education nor the skills for them. They do not have disposable income not because they like to lie on the couch and watch their favorite shows. They are simply in a position where everything they earn is spent on providing for their children, paying for housing, and buying food. It is not entirely clear how to look for additional income or invest in Bitcoin in such a situation.

Yes, not all poor people are lazy. Sadly, many people have the narrow-minded and discriminatory notion that poor people are lazy. There are many people who work hard and struggle all their lives but still cannot improve their lives, not because they are lazy but because they face challenges greater than their ability to endure.

I have met such people too and can say that maintaining a life with them is a challenge, let alone saving and investing in bitcoin. Even saving is sometimes a luxury for them.