Quote from: HONDACD125 on July 20, 2025, 12:44:31 PM

Quote from: Don Saga on July 20, 2025, 11:37:55 AM

How many tiny fractions can a biginner in bitcoin is advice to start with in this journey of bitcoin?

A beginner shouldn't start making investments directly, but if they know they have understood things somehow and now want to start investing, they can start with as little as $10, or even less if someone is selling Bitcoin privately to you and you are not buying directly from the market. I'm not totally sure but I think P2P trading can allow lower amounts to be bought compared to open market where you place your order to buy using stable coins or other cryptocurrencies.

People who are often new to cryptocurrencies and have no knowledge about cryptocurrencies think and believe that you can't buy them in portions, and if someone wants to invest, they will have to buy one whole coin or token. That is the only reason why someone can think and say that Bitcoin is just for the rich because only the rich can afford to buy a whole Bitcoin now considering its price.
If someone comes to know that you can even buy fractions of it since it has 8 decimal points, they wouldn't say such things to begin with.

Anyone wondering about buying Bitcoin can learn absolutely everything about investing in Bitcoin by asking one or two questions in the same GPT chat, DeepSeek, or any other chatbot with artificial intelligence. Or you can watch a few videos on YouTube about how to buy Bitcoin. In such educational videos, as a rule, no one buys a whole Bitcoin. Today, there is a huge amount of information about investing in Bitcoin; you just need to want to understand the issue. Many people don't want to understand cryptocurrencies because they think it's very difficult. In reality, it's not as difficult as it seems at first glance.