We should still be trying to be realistic, and surely someone who starts today with accumulating $250 per week of bitcoin has a chance to reach 1 BTC in 10 years if they are able to increase their weekly (or otherwise) BTC purchase amounts in the coming 10 years. If they stay at $250 per week and have no other BTC purchases, they might not reach 1 bitcoin in 10 years...
This is true, anyone who started with this amount has a chance to reach 1 BTC in 10 years just like you said, but I think even if a guy did not increase his bitcoin purchase they may likely reach 1btc depending on how consistent they're towards thier accumulating journey, if they can't achieve thier investment target within this 10 Years they still have every right to extend thier accumulating journey to like 14 to 15 years or even more just so that they can be able to reach thier investment target, and sure this is all about determination once they're determined that this is what they want they will do everything possible just to ensure that they achieve thier investment goal.
If a person projects out 10 years into the future, there are likely quite a few unknowns, yet they still might be able to project out a base case scenario and then better or worser cases that might cause a variety of factual outcomes to change, and so yeah, when a person is projecting out 10 years they might have flexibility if they are in their 20s, 30s or even 40s, yet the later in life they get, they might not have as much flexibility, even though i would imagine that guys who are older are going to have had already built up various resources, even though there could be exceptions in regards to how many resources that they had built up in their younger years.
I have reasons to agree with your point about the complexities associated with projecting 10 years into the future. While there are several unknowns, potentially creating a kind of a based case scenario and considering a better or worse cases could actually help an individual prepare for different possible outcomes, this is also an approach that allows folks to critically think about their financial position and of course attempt to make more informed decisions about their accumulation strategies.
And when it also comes to flexibility, you're absolutely correct that younger individuals who are in their 20s, 30s or even 40s may actually have more chances to manoeuvre and have the flexibility to make any necessary adjustments to their plans accordingly. These folks may have more time to actually recover from setbacks or even take advantage of new opportunities. On the other hand, while other individuals may appear to be more experienced and even skilled, these folks may have less flexibility due to their stage in life, but just as you've rightly pointed out, these folks may have also built up resources that can actually help them navigate through potential challenges.
Just like I already aforementioned, it's worth noting that older folks may also have more experience and wisdom to draw upon, and this alone can help them make pretty much better choices about their financial plans. Since they've been around for much longer, they'd probably have a much understanding of their own financial habits, routines and risk tolerance, which can potentially inform their Bitcoin accumulation strategy.
Although, one thing that is always worth considering is the fact that, irrespective of one's actual age of level of experience, it's always important to always review their financial plans and make necessary adjustments too in order to make sure that those plans actually do align with your goals and circumstances. And by sticking to this approach, folks can stay on track and potentially make the most of their Bitcoin Accumulation strategy.
And when it also comes to the aspect of building resources, I also share in your views that older folks may have had more time to build more wealth and resources overtime than the younger ones. However, there's also a high possibility that some folks may have actually faced some series of setbacks or challenges that may have potentially affected their ability to build resources. But the key remains to always focus on your own personal and unique financial situation and goals, and not to always compare yourself to others, and by taking a thoughtful and informed approach to investing in Bitcoin, you can be able to potentially create a strategy that actually works for you and helps you achieve your financial goals. And even when these strategies and approaches are not perfect, I'd like to think that there'll always be room to make all the necessary adjustments in the future as you advance, grow and get better in your financial management and get closer to your goals.