It's true that in my opinion Bitcoins are simply not or have not been accessed again by their owners. Bitcoin holders or owners who lose their phrase actually only lose the private key used to access Bitcoin. Losing the private key does not mean losing Bitcoin. Bitcoins will remain in the wallet forever and cannot be taken by anyone or even lost.

Maybe the owner just forgot or hasn't found the private key yet.

Compensation, like, how? Do you mean rewarding those who have lost their bitcoin or adding those back to the supply?

There are quite a lot of more important things in life than Bitcoin, if you sold your coins to handle something important in real life, then that is fine, if you sold it to have some good time with family and loved ones, that's also great. You basically just have to find the right balance between what you sell and what you hodl.

Remember that Bitcoin is money and spending it or exchanging it for fiat isn't a bad thing afterall. You cannot also hodl it forever so there is no point regretting anything, as you can always buy some more again if you desire to do so.

Mate asking other people when to buy or sell your bitcoin is not the best move it is your money and no one knows it nor yourself the most than yourself if you know you already can afford the current price then just buy it waiting too much might lead you to missing an opportunity 

We don't know what will happen but there will be a chaos, for sure. As far as I know, it's estimated that he owns up to 1.1 million BTC. There are 19 million bitcoins in circulation. Satoshi owns more than 5% of bitcoins that are in circulation. As far as I know, no private or public company owns as much as Satoshi owns, no other individual and organization owns that much too. Now, imagine, tomorrow comes satoshi with one million bitcoins, what will happen? Panic, absolutely every bitcoin holder will be in panic, every business owner and employees will be in panic because it's the situation that no one has thought about and no one has a plan to deal with it. It's a shock.

Governments frequently misunderstand bitcoin innovation.
This impression arises from the disproportionate bans and regulations they enact.
Although occasionally the bitcoin regulations appear unreasonable, I posit that bitcoin is not as detrimental as suggested. Please correct me if I am wrong.

Even if you gave them your keys, I doubt that they will keep you alive. Cause they already got what they want, so what's the point of keeping you alive? Once they can have access to your Bitcoin, it means that they'll have enough money to protect themselves even if they kill you. They're bad guys so how can you trust them to keep you alive after giving them your Bitcoin? Also, if other trusted family members know your Bitcoin, and you got killed by not giving it to the kidnappers, they can target your family as well. In this kind of situation where money involves, you can't be sure that you'll be safe even after giving them what they want.

The best thing to keep you and your Bitcoin safe is to keep it private. The bigger the amount, the more private you should be. No matter if it's a relative or a close friend.

I became worried and found it difficult to answer after my friend asked me scary and ridiculous questions about Bitcoin ownership.
he asked. If friends, new acquaintances, or other people find out that you have a sizable amount of Bitcoin, and you don't tell them. Then you are kidnapped with several people covering their faces, with the aim of getting your wallet address with the risk that if you don't give it you will be killed.
And another reason, you have given your wallet address to members you trust, such as family members or your wife and children.

And I want to know, what are you going to do.
Aren't you going to give the bad guy your wallet address, and you let him get killed. However, your Bitcoins remain safe because you have given your wallet address to someone you trust.
Or you will give it away because you still want to live, and you don't have any more Bitcoins.

And it was just a casual conversation with a friend of mine who both owns Bitcoin, and I was just wondering what other people's answers to this dreaded question made me want to create a thread.

Haven't we learnt from the past? We are still doing panic selling which was witnessed as there were fuds created by some influencers about possible rejection of spot ETF and once this spread across we saw how people were on selling mode which literally brought down the value of Bitcoin to $40750. But this was a tight slap on face of those who tried bringing down Bitcoin as it survived this attempt as well and rising again.

When I as we I meant those who have panic sold their holding and it's sad people don't understand that just one event like spot ETF approval cannot define Bitcoin's future and people should stop believing in these smear campaigns because no one can predict much about crypto or Bitcoin.

I think promoting Bitcoin stability is partly a matter of avoiding the Alcoin crisis, major changes in cryptocurrency activity, high inflation and excessive volatility, and the Alcoin market. Volatility can increase uncertainty, hinder investment, hinder growth in Alcocent.
What is your opinion?

Cryptocurrency is slowly taking over the world and some hotels are now accepting Bitcoin as means of payment and Bulgaria as a country owns the highest Bitcoin as a country.
Around 2018 a friend of mine bought some unit of Bitcoin equivalent to $1,000 and also advise me to do same but I refused and was skeptical about it because I was of the notion that "what is really moving is coin of a currency" fast-forward 4 years later my friends share or unit of Bitcoin skyrocketed to $10,000 and I was at thr losing end just to be left with the thought of had I know.
When Bitcoin first broke out there was a man Laszlo who exchanged $10,000 worth of Bitcoin for two Papa John's Pizza from Jeremy but fast-forward to today Jeremy can purchase a million pack of pizza worth $10000 and still have more BTC left for him .
Nevertheless me falling short of the first opportunity of buying Bitcoin I'm still hoping of an opportunity to present it self so I can get the little bit of Bitcoin to my custody and I also advise both my friends and enemies to buy as much cryptocurrency they can because cryptocurrency is the currency of the future.

You don't have to excessively invest in Bitcoin when you are only receiving a small salary and also have other expenses to cover. Usually, the expenses of any individual vary every month; someone might have more expenses and bills to pay in month "A," while in month "S," They may have fewer bills to pay. So, before making an investment, you need to create a budget and look at your expenses for that month and also consider saving some cash for emergency budgets.

 After you are done making provisions for the expenses and keeping some emergency funds, you can invest the rest in Bitcoin.

Take, for example, if you are earning $5k every month and you are still a batchelor with no too much responsibility, you can decide to invest $3k every month and keep $2k for your expenses through that month till another payment comes in. If by the next month you have a lot of expenses, like about $3k-$4k, you can also invest $1k for that month, and if by the following month you have a smaller budget that only requires you to spend $1k, that means you will invest $4k.

Continually, just keep adjusting to your budget and making sure you are not investing too hard in a way that you will have to sell your coins when the price is down. Emergencys do happen, and if you have invested all your money in Bitcoin when an emergency surfaces, that means you will have to take out a loan or sell some of your coins.

As an experienced Bitcoiner, you should be aware that Bitcoin is a volatile asset; the price must definitely go up and down, and you should be assured that if you don't sell when the price is low, you will definitely make a profit during the bull market. That's why it's not wise to invest more than your budget. If you invest within your limit, there will be no need for you to sell in a rush. Even if the price is falling, you will not worry too much about it because you are not in a haste to sell.

How it's even make sense to invest more when you're not even confident with the current money you've invested?