Definitely, it is true that the difference between having $10k in a regular bank account or investing $10K in Bitcoin in 2011 is quite staggering and
it really speaks to the differences cryptocurrency as a store of value can manifest.
It is only Bitcoin that is a store of value, all other cryptocurrencies are just shit coin invented with the intention of milking naive and greedy investor of their hard earned money, so it would be better you are specific when talking about Bitcoin, so that newbies will not start thinking that all this alt and shit coin that are all over the place in the market are reliable, not knowing that they are gambling with their money blindly thinking they are doing the right thing.
Better still is the (DCA) technique whereby you end up investing on a regular basis over a period of say two years instead of circumventing the funds at once.
Accumulating Bitcoin in the space of just two years is too small to achieve a very big stash of Bitcoin, unless your discretionary income is also huge. If someone like a low or average income earner wan to accumulate Bitcoin that can be able to change his financial status forever, he has to accumulate for the minimum of 10 years, then after that period of time he can now decide how long to hold, so accumulating Bitcoin in the space two years is too small for and average or low coiner earner to accumulate a reasonable stash of Bitcoin that can have a major impact on his finance.