These days, I see Bitcoin less as a quick way to make money and more as a long-term habit. I don’t check the charts constantly anymor, it just sits there like a piece of my financial routine, the same way people contribute to a pension or keep a savings account.
What’s interesting is how the excitement has shifted. For me, it’s no longer about chasing the next all-time high, but watching how Bitcoin slowly becomes part of everyday conversations, companies, and even policies. It feels less like an experiment now, and more like something permanent.
That's generally the case, and I even noticed how difficult it was to even discuss Bitcoin within my circle of friends and in the area where I live. Now it's slowly starting to change, as more and more people are talking about Bitcoin even though they don't have the asset in their wallets. Bitcoin is slowly changing people's mindsets in general, and I've even asked them why they consider investing in Bitcoin over saving or buying other assets. The answer is simple: they see potential in Bitcoin that's almost unheard of in other assets, even though I've raised questions about risk.
Bitcoin is no longer a quick way to make money, and many people are now more rational about the expected returns, making investments much more responsible. This shows a new direction regarding the investment process being undertaken and people are starting to think long term about opportunities in carrying out investments.