Topic: Bitcoin is for everyone but not everyone will be for Bitcoin - page 6. (Read 819 times)
Everyone finds a path to financial freedom based on what they think they understand and can do. Not a few people who pursue careers outside of investment but can enjoy what is called financial freedom. However, not a few of the ways they choose to invest have now tasted the sweetness of investing. All are classified in one container called financial freedom. Maybe on the one hand people consider their financial freedom in the world of investing, be it in Bitcoin, work as a laborer, employee or invest in stocks and in any case that they consider profitable.
If we're talking about bitcoin as an investment, then yea, only a small number of people in general are financially literate enough to actually have investments in the first place. While I believe that bitcoin might teach a lot of people about proper financing(including me), there will always still be people that will just live paycheck to paycheck regardless if they're struggling or not.
Bitcoin as a currency though, that's another topic.
Bitcoin as a currency though, that's another topic.
One of the biggest issues with BTC and the crypto world in general is the steep learning curve associated with them. I still have trouble understanding some crypto related stuff despite being a part of this world for many years already.
More people will definitely invest in BTC and other cryptocurrencies if we find some effective solutions to this problem in my opinion.
More people will definitely invest in BTC and other cryptocurrencies if we find some effective solutions to this problem in my opinion.
There are many examples where people from the slums have had tremendous success. You need to learn from successful people, never doubting for a second that this is not available to you.
Especially if you are young and have time for education.
Well said. It is very, very difficult to go from rags to riches in this world, but the crypto world definitely made it a lot easier without requiring any degrees etc. Luck is another important factor too. Especially if you are young and have time for education.
Everything is correct. But sometimes our big desires can come true if we put in even a little effort. It is not necessary to buy 1 bitcoin, the beauty of it is that you can buy a little, but regularly. Anyone who develops always knows a good proverb: "it's not scary to be born poor, it's scary to stay poor forever"
There are many examples where people from the slums have had tremendous success. You need to learn from successful people, never doubting for a second that this is not available to you.
Especially if you are young and have time for education.
There are many examples where people from the slums have had tremendous success. You need to learn from successful people, never doubting for a second that this is not available to you.
Especially if you are young and have time for education.
The average person must have probably heard of bitcoin or cryptocurrency as an asset class, however the means to start and engage with it is always a problem. Many have been capacitated with knowledge and understands what the game is all about, but they have been stopped by a financial barrier that prevents them from reaching the other end of financial freedom.
A Person who is still trying and struggling to feed his family, regardless of the headline of the moon and lambos they see displayed with other sweet testimonies, they can't just be pulled their self from that shell and to invest in bitcoin becomes a challenge. The sad part of life is that it's not fair because a person will be born and will eventually die as a struggler
A Person who is still trying and struggling to feed his family, regardless of the headline of the moon and lambos they see displayed with other sweet testimonies, they can't just be pulled their self from that shell and to invest in bitcoin becomes a challenge. The sad part of life is that it's not fair because a person will be born and will eventually die as a struggler
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