If anyone asks me why I love bitcoin, I will frankly answer that I love it because of the profits it brings, and it has helped my economy a lot. without it, my family would be in a lot of trouble with what is happening in my country. Of course, bitcoin has a lot of other benefits, but I believe everyone loves bitcoin because its profit is the most. we humans are increasingly pragmatic and I like to live with reality.
Everyone's love the opportunity Bitcoin gives to people from "profits". It's actually life changing to one person especially from the one who started from nothing, if we look into it even here in the forum you could get Bitcoin by just joining some sig campaign then they could earn. You don't even need to put your own money to have your own Bitcoin itself. But it's not that easy to say by just profit, if you wouldn't exert effort to gain some knowledge then it wouldn't be always profit. The volatile nature of Bitcoin still has two sides but I agree that we humans love to take advantage from it. We don't even need to engage in some bare minimum wage if you're really good at crypto industry.
Sure I don't mind the idea of trying to earn bitcoin from signature campaigns or even other kinds of internet related efforts; however, not everyone can get a sufficient amount of BTC price exposure by engaging in internet kinds of work rather than merely employing some kind of skill that they might already have in order to earn fiat and convert such fiat to bitcoin.
So surely there can be a variety of ways to get bitcoin, yet I would be careful that some guys/gals end up relying too much on trying to get KYC free bitcoin, and then they end up missing a large number of possible opportunities to increase their bitcoin stack (and bitcoin price exposure) in more significant and aggressive ways.
Sometimes it also might be a good idea to increase some of the work that you do in the real word, even if you don't earn very much fiat, and use that extra money to stack sats... while at the same time, there are not guarantees that the extra efforts to be aggressive in your bitcoin stacking is going to end up paying off, but it can be a good kind of asset to build up and to secure privately in a way that you end up having options in the future, even if the amount might not take you to fuck you status but it still might end up having some decent chances of appreciating as the years pass - especially if you might have a decently long investment time horizon that is 4-10 years or more maybe 20-30 years into the future.
If anyone asks me why I love bitcoin, I will frankly answer that I love it because of the profits it brings, and it has helped my economy a lot. without it, my family would be in a lot of trouble with what is happening in my country. Of course, bitcoin has a lot of other benefits, but I believe everyone loves bitcoin because its profit is the most. we humans are increasingly pragmatic and I like to live with reality.
Yes, that's right, we don't need to be hypocritical when the main reason we invest in bitcoin will be profitable, in this case, is money. But there are also many benefits to be gained from this bitcoin, apart from money.
There have been many people who have finally made their economy improve after they were able to invest in bitcoin, of course with the note that the investment they did was the right way, meaning that it was planned, neatly structured and indeed for a long period of time.
Indeed, for some people there were things that didn't go well, I wouldn't say they failed, because the reason the investment didn't go smoothly was that it must have been done in an improper way, so that in the end it made the process not go well.
I agree that there are various ways that your efforts to invest in bitcoin can play out, and likely success has to do with taking a position size that is suitable to personal circumstances, and then perhaps continuing to add to such position with the passage of time in order to reach accumulation goal levels. People might get greedy and overinvest, and sure some people make the mistakes of underinvesting or selling their bitcoin too soon.
It can take a decently long time for a new investor to build an investment portfolio, and surely an older investor might be able to invest into bitcoin more aggressively by moving some already existing investment asset values into bitcoin.. so the investment approach should be tailored to the individual circumstances to try to invest (accumulate) bitcoin sufficiently aggressively and ongoingly, but not so aggressively that you end up getting reckt..
...and in the meantime, many of us should understand that normal investment strategies can take 30-40 years to build up and play out, so if there are ways that you can cut that in half and gain fuck you status (or some other goal) in a shorter time, such as 15-20 years, then you would be doing very good with such an approach. If you think that you are going to cut the investment timeline into just a few months or less than 5 years, then you likely are engaged in practice that is known as gambling rather than investing.