First of all, thank you for your appreciation. I will try to answer some of your questions and clarify some of the mistakes that I may have overlooked.

Well, regardless of whether it was a mistake or not, it all depends on individual judgment, and in this case, my goal of getting a house has been achieved, so I don't regret letting go of the Bitcoin I had, especially since it had already yielded a significant profit—I bought it at $15k and sold it at $120k, which was a source of great joy.

The house was actually quite affordable because I bought it from my sibling. However, in this case, I had to compromise on my desire to live in a big city, as the house is located in a rural area with limited access, especially in terms of road infrastructure, which is still inadequate.

I don't have time to write an essay, but in terms of the price in my currency and for my country, Indonesia, it is still a fairly large amount.
For the average house, it probably depends on where you live, especially given the differences between countries. In my area as well, there are price differences between big cities and small villages, which can be a significant factor. On average, in my region, houses priced around $8k to $20k are still quite luxurious compared to others.

Yes, it does give me a sense of satisfaction to have achieved this, and I am quite grateful for that.

However, regarding the house, I did purchase it at that price, but it should be noted that I bought the furniture and repainted it separately, as I only purchased the house itself, which has two rooms, and that is still enough for my wife and I to live in.

That is true if it already has facilities inside, but I want to say that I only bought the house without any facilities or furniture inside. I also renovated it by changing the color of the house, which cost me more money, but since I am talking about buying, I mentioned the price listed in my post because I did buy it from my brother at that price.


You are comparing it to Bali, which is obviously very different because I live in a subdistrict in West Java where access in terms of roads and other facilities is still inadequate. Even the house I bought currently cannot be accessed by car. So this is clearly a distinguishing factor

For now, my future goal is to start collecting Bitcoin again. As for what I have spent so far, I do not regret it because, for me, it was worth doing because the profit I made allowed me to buy a new house, and that was worth considering so that I would not regret it.

My mistake was taking photos of my house after I renovated it (repainted it) and bought furniture for it, and not mentioning this in my previous post.

I bought the house with no amenities inside, no furniture at all, and it hadn’t been properly painted by my sibling beforehand (I bought the house from my sibling), so it might seem unusual, but if you’re living in Indonesia and buying a house from family, the price could be similar to what I paid.
1 BTC? Oh no, you can buy a more magnificent building located in the city center because I am only on the outskirts where my village is still very remote and even the access is still a little difficult.

The conditions are different between your country and mine , so it's only natural that this happens, but if I could choose and had more money, I would obviously want to live in a more developed country

In terms of per capita income and the condition of the country, I don't want to compare, but it's clear that there is a big difference, so it's only natural that prices in my country and in the country where you live are as different as heaven and earth.