Now you must be wondering, why I am saying all this shit, which you might already know about. I am saying it because, if a person on the left (in pic) making different investments and taking risks then it is his choice and the person on the right believes in BTC then he is also taking risks and that is his own choice. We all can't be on the same page and that is the reality of this world. But at least we can try.
Let's say if a person is given two choices of choosing the ordinals or BTC and also taught by two persons, one is ordinal enthusiast who know, that there are people out there who made billions of dollars out of Ordinals and they will teach you how you can earn the same (either they are legit or fake) and at the same time there is a BTC enthusiast who will teach you about BTC and the same things that an ordinals enthusiast will teach you. And then there are many other options that a person has to choose from. What you/person will choose. he will make decisions according to the circumstances he is in.
You make some decently good points Faisal2202, yet you seem to be justifying why it is good for some people (perhaps also including yourself) to be shitcoiners, and personally, I am not even denying that people are going to differ in their decisions regarding how much to invest into a variety of assets, whether that includes bitcoin and a variety of other assets, but still it can be quite difficult to try to argue that just because people are free to make dumb choices, such as buying shitcoins, that it is a good idea because it helps the market. Some choices and actions are better than other choices and actions, and surely there might be some folks who are from very similar backgrounds that will make different choices, and sometimes they are going to be successful in their own ways, but still those kinds of real world dynamics do not seem to justify taking much if any of a position in shitcoins. maybe until after you have figured out your bitcoin position first... and yeah, sure some people are going to choose to involve themselves in shitcoins.. and that's their choice... even if on the surface and in general ways, it does not seem to be a good one.
Bitcoin is not necessarily a short term investment.
So history has shown that it is likely much better to get started with bitcoin as soon as possible rather than fucking around with waiting. At the same time, it is likely possible that if the BTC price had pumped a lot just prior to entering, then maybe there can be ways in which the buying amounts are not as high as they otherwise might be, but at the same time, there is likely no real way to really know if bitcoin is at the top of its cycle or not.
So first get started, and then maybe second figure out about how to personally employ various methods of DCA, buying dips and/or lump sum investing in order to figure out what kind of a target position is desired.. with likely attempts to figure out bitcoin as a long term, rather than a short term investment... In other words, there probably is little to no value to be fucking around with one of the best (if not the best) investments that is available to people around the world by trying to trade it rather than accumulate it.
Well, honestly for those that have never listened but yet still made profit or did it the right time to sell that's good if that's what happened to many of them.
But the majority of them never took profit, bought not Bitcoin but instead meme coins and other altcoins that don't even have liquidity. They just don't want to listen but they want to have an idea and want to show that they're better from someone they've heard the idea of Bitcoin.
There is nothing wrong with people wanting to build their own path, but frequently a lot of people can get into shitcoins and be persuaded by various shitcoin talking points, so it can be quite difficult to persuade them otherwise in terms of how long that it might take for them to come around to bitcoin, and sometimes they could spend decades dabbling in various shitcoins.. like you mentioned, going from one kind of shitcoin to another, when the actual solution and the innovation (of bitcoin) is right in front of them but they remain blind to the innovation of bitcoin and even seemingly purposefully and stubbornly blind to it...so what can we do beyond just letting the process play out and to see if they are right or not.. which seems to not be the case, but still they have rights to be choosing their own destinies and even perhaps failing/refusing to take responsibilities for their likely failures.. but hey maybe they won't fail and they will just become a shitcoin influencer, instead.
It's a true and powerful message but people will still fall victims to these scammers because they are blinded by promises of getting rich quickly. Some fall quickly after being presented with a fake investment profile. That is why before investing, it is important to make a proper research so that you don't lose your keys to these as scammers as they tend to seek your private info such as security codes. Some go as far as tricking their victims into sending crypto to compromised wallets.
I also like to suggest a back up to the back up.... so it can be a lot of work to have two back ups.. one in one location and the other in another location, so if the back up gets damaged there is a back up.. but surely the more places that you keep the back-up the more possibilities to compromise it, so I split my back ups into three parts.. but some people might choose to just split them into 2 parts.. so there can be choices regarding how much work to do which also might be based on how much value is being held in those locations.. is it $100, $1,000, $10,000, $100,000, $1,000,000, $10,000,000 or more? The amount of value may also affect how much security to put into the holding of the coins and the various ways to keep backups sufficiently secure.