Not really... financial security means having enough money to cover all your needs. With bitcoin, you won't see daily profits. Imagine you invest, and then suddenly, a bear market hits for years and your investment value drops by more than half. Can you really call that financial security? You're losing money and probably panicking.
Financial security is more like having a business that makes you regular profit. You're in charge, and the cash is liquid enough to spend on what you need. Bitcoin is different, it needs long-term holding to be profitable, and you can't control the market. So, a business gives you financial security, not bitcoin.
I agree, lot's of people promote it like Bitcoin is a panacea that will solve all your issues, but that couldn't be any further from the truth. Bitcoin is not a form of passive income, thus, it's not generating wealth as we speak; its value constantly fluctuates so the average person cannot rely on it financially. However, this is only the one side of the coin.
We should be honest with those who want to learn how to invest in Bitcoin, because it's not just about profit, sometimes you also lose, and that is the reality. For someone who thinks Bitcoin will save their finances or make them rich, that is a wrong belief, and a wrong belief will always lead to disaster; for sure, most of those who succeed in Bitcoin are the real risk-takers who understand the risks involved.
It's just sad that some people think of Bitcoin like a HYIP, as if they're guaranteed a certain percentage per month, and that is why scammers keep on increasing because of these uneducated potential investors.
Depending on how you manage your money, Bitcoin may provide you with some sort of stability, or assurance, you name it. Personally, I've been saving up my signature campaign earnings in a wallet, which serves similarly to a bank's savings account. In that case, Bitcoin does provide security, I'm able to save money without it being tracked, and without involving any bank institutions. However, this is only a personal example, it doesn't apply to everyone, and suddenly starting to invest in Bitcoin won't provide you the security you're describing.
Good to know that. I was like that before, but then I changed my mind because of gambling. I mean, I'm not really making a lot with the siggy campaign, so I just enjoy my earnings by gambling.. at least I'm not spending my hard-earned money on my vices.