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As a newbie I have been thinking about the powerful thread in the meantime taken a chance how to write me.
One of the trader who trade in business place for the best return basically his expectation 50% or 100% or also more how much become he more delightful.
As a assumption the price of
cryptocurrency 2030 maybe 543K which price by today is 48k.
Why late! if you have enough money to invest! You must buy today last week its price was 43k.
We are not talking about cryptocurrencies or shitcoins in this thread.
If you meant to say bitcoin, then why didn't you use the word bitcoin?
if you don't know how to use the word bitcoin, then you likely do not understand bitcoin, and you need to learn how to use the word bitcoin in order to not be presenting gobble-dee-gook ideas merely because you are trying to sound smart, and one of the first steps is to know when you use the word bitcoin and when to use the term cyptocurrency.. perhaps if you are denigrating shitcoins or maybe in a context in which you have clearly distinguished bitcoin within the context of your use of such otherwise vague and meaningless term.
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What is the actual importance of Bitcoin? If we merely talk about it as something that "will make people gain more from their investment", especially people who have yet to actually learn anything about it,
it might sound like a Ponzi to those people, no?
Yes, people to think about bitcoin as a ponzi, and they don't really tend to understand what bitcoin is.. and I still see no reason to get worked up at the term investment, especially since a lot of people also don't know how to use the term investment in relation to bitcoin because they may well be thinking about their "investment" into bitcoin as a means to get short-term profits in dollars, which is probably more like trading and gambling than investing, so in that regard they are considering bitcoin differently and don't really understand long term investing, even though technically they are still investing, but just not in the sense that many longer term bitcoiners understand the term investing when it comes to bitcoin.
Probably one of the better solutions is largely attempt to put these matters in context without abandoning preferences to talk about bitcoin as an investment - including the various ways that many of us consider investing into bitcoin in the long term with our time, energy and monetary value.
People are going to speculate about bitcoin and not even know it very well, and there are likely many folks who are just getting into bitcoin, and it may well take them a whole cycle of investing (buying bitcoin, accumulating and/or holding) and also studying, reading about it, researching into it, writing about it, before the really start to begin to have greater understandings of bitcoin.
Look at you and me, for example Wind_FURY, we argue about various bitcoin fundamentals, even though we agree about several aspects of bitcoin too, so frequently even longer term bitcoiners can disagree and even have various misunderstandings about bitcoin.. I am no exception to having those kinds of misunderstandings about various aspects of bitcoin and sometimes needing to change my ideas and/or my ways of talking about dee cornz.
Part of my point would still be to express a preference to frame our descriptions and explanations about bitcoin in largely positive terms within a context and not getting caught up in semantics in regards to what gambling, trading and/or bad short-term (perhaps fiat-based) misunderstanding that they might have in regards to bitcoin. It is likely going to take people time to come to realize that bitcoin is likely amongst the soundest and best of investments (if not the soundest and best), and so in that regard, even if bitcoin experiences a lot of ongoing and likely inevitable volatility that goes in both directions, they likely should be mostly striving to accumulate it and hold it even if frequently in the beginning years (perhaps a whole cycle or more) their holdings might experiences of times in which it might not be in profits.
So being directionally correct pays off even if there are likely to be some mistakes along the way. .and the mistakes may or may not be perceptible at the time that they are being made... there can be some questions or tensions regarding how much of a balance to keep in various accounts that we might create. .and questions about whether we can put off some expenses (defer them) or if we might spend time trying to earn more income or if we might set aside some value to prepare for dips, and how much value do we want to keep on the sidelines for preparing for dips versus just buying right away or spreading our BTC buys out over a whole week..
However, in the strategy that I have done, I am not too interested in focusing on setting up reserve funds to wait for cheap price because I tend to accumulate Bitcoin every two weeks. So I think I will get a chance that might be more accurate to get a cheaper price.
Saving up a reserve fund doesn't mean you will use it to accumulate bitcoin when the bitcoin price is in a dip. The reserved fund is the fund that will help you in the future to take care of your financial needs when you lose your source of income or job, so that you will not depend on your bitcoin investment to settle your personal needs.
Some of these arguments about what to call and how to use your emergency funds, reserve funds and/or float money may well be semantical arguments, but at the same time there can be some practicality in regards to how much cash anyone might build up in those kinds of funds and for what purposes they might assign the funds without ending up putting themselves into a bad situation in which they might use too many of the funds when actual emergencies might end up thereafter presenting themselves and they do not end up having sufficient funds in order to cover the possible emergencies for which they were supposed to be prepared.