Original archived Re: What Bitcoin Taught Me About Patience and Risk
Scraped on 13/08/2025, 19:28:42 UTC
When I first heard about Bitcoin in 2021, I hesitated. It felt too volatile and unpredictable. I kept saying, “I’ll buy some soon.”
In 2022, I finally bought a small amount — but after a short price dip, I panicked and sold. Weeks later, the price recovered and went beyond my original entry point. That moment made me realise:
♤Bitcoin doesn’t reward panic
♤Timing the market perfectly is a myth
♤Long-term thinking beats quick emotional reactions
I’ve since started using Bitcoin more as a long-term store of value than a get-rich-quick tool.
There are many like you who panicked and sold their Bitcoins and now regret it. Very few investors can successfully hold for the long term because not everyone can hold for the long term because not everyone finds Bitcoin reliable at that time when its price starts falling. If you had been able to hold Bitcoin since the time you learned about Bitcoin and invested in it, you would have made many times more profit now. The price of Bitcoin is constantly increasing and since it is now being influenced by many big billionaires including Donald Trump, the price of Bitcoin will continue to increase faster than before in the coming days. And those who do not hold Bitcoin will continue to regret it