This makes little sense.  10 years ago there were similar kinds of concerns as there are now, yet we can see after the fact that investing into bitcoin ended up paying off quite well including that the more aggressively anyone invested into bitcoin (without overdoing it) then the better the payoff. 

Personally, I think that similar kinds of underlying principles continue to exist in regards to the more aggressive anyone invest into bitcoin (without over doing it) the likely better will be the future payoffs, 4-10 years or longer down the road.

It is also likely the slope of the upward curve is not going to be as steep into the next 10 years as it had been in the past 10 years, yet these days, the downside risk of the next 10 years seems to be less extreme, too.  When governments and large financial institutions are jumping onboard, it becomes harder to reverse courses... .not impossible to reverse but there is a certain value in the Lindy Effects that are created with bitcoin being in existence longer and seeming to ongoingly becoming stronger and stronger and stronger.