I uploaded a post that I sold my computer to buy bitcoin.
Many of you say that I could make money with my computer.
Can you guys tell me how? Since my major is not related to computer or coding, I don't know how. I hope someone give me some guide. I am interested in your advise.

I'm a 19-year-old student studying in college and I don't make a lot of money yet. I'm saving Bitcoin with the little money I have because at least for me, bitcoin is  very good investment. I'm not even trying to get rich overnight with Bitcoin. You might sit down and think about getting rich with a little bit of bitcoin, but I don't think about that. I'm quite busy preparing for exams. Well, your advice doesn't mean anything to me, because I don't look at Bitcoin that way.

I don't invest in bitcoin to get rich overnight. Why judge a person at your disposal?
You joined the forum in 2015. I envy you. You could have bought Bitcoin at a very cheap price. But I was an elementary school student at the time and didn't know about Bitcoin. Now I know Bitcoin. I'm still a student and don't have much money, but I wanted to invest in Bitcoin. Don't be so sarcastic at me like that.

I can't understand why you are trying to mock me. Seems like you came to this forum in 2015. I envy that so much because you could buy bitcoin at very low price. Unfortunately, I was in elementary school in 2015, I am korean and most of Koreans didn't know about bitcoin back then. I am 19 now, and trying to accumulate bitcoin as much as I can. Maybe I am little late. Please don't try to make fun of me or mock me.

I missed one 0 lol
Nobody said you are ignorant

Yes. I have Samsung laptop. It's a small laptop, but I think I can use it for my college life.

I sold my computer and bought about 0.06 bitcoin
I saved half in my bank account.
I hope this decision is right.

I'm preparing for the college entrance exam to go to college, so I can't make money from working. I get about $100 of allowance from my father every month. I use all of them to buy bitcoin because I can use father's credit card for expenses such as food, clothes. I can buy Bitcoin on a satoshi basis every month, but when I see people buying Bitcoin basis on the internet, I feel like I'm too behind myself. Maybe they have a much higher income than me because they have a job. I think I can only invest $100 a month for the next year or two, would that be enough? I am worried about missing big bull market with halving and etf approval.

I'm 19 years old, living in Korea, and I'm thinking of selling a computer to raise money to invest in bitcoin. I think I can sell it for about $600. I get about $100 a month as an allowance from my father. $100 is only for personal use, not for living expenses. I've been using these $100s to buy bitcoin for a few months now. It's ridiculously small money, but I believe it could be quite a lot of money if I keep saving it steadily. Is selling a computer the right decision?

I'm a 19-year-old boy living in South Korea and now btt, doge, shiba inu, etc.. have skyrocketed in just a few hours on our country exchange 'upbit'. A little fomo is coming. I can't believe it's gone up more than a months I've invested in bitcoin. I personally don't want to invest in other coins, as I think bitcoin is superior.
What kind of mindset should I have to stay in Bitcoin? And I think Bitcoin is about to hit the highest price ever, so how should I plan my dca strategy?

What do you Mean? I downloaded it from galaxy store and it is introduced in samsung's official website too.

I am 19 years old Korean. I am little sad because of people's mind here. I think Korea is an advanced country and I think Korea has a higher perception of cryptocurrency than other countries. However, I think Korea is investing(I think almost speculating) more in altcoins (Dogecoin, Ripple, EOS, Quantum, Solana, etc) than Bitcoin.  Their investment is around $50,000 (average Korean adult income per year). I don't understand why they spend all their investments on trashy altcoins with the money they can get from saving a year without spending a penny. $50,000 is money that adult men have to save for over 10 years in most countries except developed countries. If Korea focuses more on bitcoin investment, I think there will be a lot of new rich people in 10 years. What do you think? Koreans don't buy bitcoin, thinking there's no difference between bitcoin and altcoins.

I am 19 years old and I am living in south korea. I transfered all of my bitcoin from electrum to Samsung blockchain wallet.
They provide restore phrase and wallet. It is an app that you can download through galaxy store.
I think this is quite safe because Samsung is very legit company.
They also say that they can't see my restore phrase.
I am curious about your opinion.

In Korea, many people still think Bitcoin is a gamble or a scam.
But I've been looking up Satoshi's past writings on the Internet and looking up what Bitcoin is for a long time.
I think Bitcoin is sound money and it's borderless money. I thought it was a great opportunity for people around the world to demonstrate the power of the bitcoin system if they could join forces through the bitcoin system and donate to someone in need.
If the donation is successful, I will make sure to post the details of the use of the funds and the photo of the certification.

Where I live, there is a government shelter where children who live without their parents are gathered.
Of course, it's a government-run place, but I thought I wanted to give them a small gift.
As a bitcoin coiner, I'm going to take donations and use them for them. I'm a 19-year-old boy living in Korea, and I want to help them with all my heart without any malicious intent or fraud.
I think it will be a good experience for us to donate in Bitcoin. Donate even a small amount, please!
If the donation goes well, I'll post some pictures on the forum!

bitcoin address: bc1qrn90aw4uyx7t56puymdqm0qyae5q2jvga6h98n

I am 19 years old man living in South Korea.
I want to invest in bitcoin for rest of my life, and I have 0.002 btc now. I want to keep it safe forever.
Someone told me that exchange is not safe because exchange can be hacked by hackers.
I am using software wallet called 'electrum'. I downloaded it from the official website 'electrum.org'
Is this safe wallet?

Would it be a satisfactory quantity if I had 0.1?

I looked for traces of Satoshi on the Internet. I've read all of his posts since 2009. He is sublime. If you read his writing, you can feel his passion. I have a little bit of bitcoin. I'm pretty relieved just to have Bitcoin. But if you look back at history.. Yahoo lost to Google. Yahoo was great, but Google was even better. Satoshi gave us a gift called Bitcoin without any greed and went somewhere. The problem is, new geniuses are born all the time, and technology advances. Bitcoin is not physics. It's blockchain technology. Which means that bitcoin is not an immutable law. A better technology than Bitcoin could emerge. What should we do if someone gives us a better system than bitcoin as a gift and leaves? It performs better than Bitcoin, and it even has the perfect decentralization of Bitcoin, which we value highly. Bitcoin was created in 2009, and now it's 2023. Cars made in 2009 cannot be better than cars made in 2023 or later. What if someone with as much genius and passion as Satoshi is creating a system better than Bitcoin?

Right. Satoshi Nakamoto created Bitcoin. He's a genius. Bitcoin systems and communities are working perfectly, and everyone is crazy about Bitcoin. But what happens if someone creates a blockchain that is faster and better than Bitcoin and puts it out into the world without any greed, as Satoshi did? Are people going to ditch Bitcoin away? In that moment, we're going to see a blockchain that's performing better than Bitcoin and is perfect for decentralization that everyone emphasizes. What will happen?