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February 16, 2024, 01:18:03 PM
#64
Now Bitcoin is not entirely new to me, I’ve heard it come up a few times and only now have I built an increasing desire to know the pros and cons about it. I’ve had to invest in various things in the past, online and offline, have my share of profit and loss but, I so don’t want to loss. Especially a loss that might amount out of my ignorance, that would be most painful although, I get the fact that lessons would be learned from such experience on how costly ignorance could be.

Here I am, not a single Bitcoin tide to my name, am not so proud about it especially, being here where I just have the vague idea that, the members here just might have so much. I guess what I’m looking out for is a sense of security and some comfort that, it’s really better late than sorry.
If you are employed, or self-employed, or have any sort of income source and getting money regularly then there is nothing to think about at this point. Just have a small percentage of your total income dedicated to your Bitcoin investments and buy Bitcoin with it whenever you get paid, it's called the DCA method where you keep buying after short intervals and keep accumulating.

Remember one thing, there is no perfect time to enter the market because it's highly unpredictable and volatile, so you can't know where the market will go next. That's why, just buy in portions, so that you don't regret not buying at all if the price goes up and you can always buy more if the price goes down.
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February 12, 2024, 05:30:06 PM
#63
Diligence and caution are important when considering new videos as volatile areas like cryptocurrencies are of utmost importance . Seeking knowledge and guidance from the communities you are involved in is an important step toward making your own decisions. You have to use your past experiences to overcome your fear. Make the most of your Bitcoin experience. Investing should be done strategically.
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February 11, 2024, 06:43:15 PM
#62
That's why those who believe in themselves and the asset they are investing in early, makes more profit than those who joined later.
If you join late, you are just exit liquidity for those who were first or before from you. That's how it works.
It's better late than sorry if you are not aware of the fundamentals of the assets your investing in.
  It is better to be late than not to be among those that paid the price to invest their money in Bitcoin and makes profits for themselves. The crypto market is very risky and that does not mean that we can't make profits from the market. All we need to understand is how to buy and sell, invest and have some adequate knowledge about Bitcoin and the crypto market.
 Making money from the market is all based on our understanding. There is need for for us to know what we are doing so that we can always benefit from our investment. It sis better to be late and make few profits than not to participate at all.

A lot of people who  invested early in Bitcoin did not really make profit. Due to the price volatility of Bitcoin,  many withdrew their investments prematurely by selling at loss. No one should be pressured to invest if they are not capable financially and emotionally to invest as at that time. Although,  there is always a compensation to those who are willing to take risks and manage their risks for a very long  time. This compensation can come in the form of a very high returns on their investments. If a person invests in Bitcoin today and perseveres, he will still make good returns.

You gotta change your mindset OP. Bitcoin investment does not matter who comes in early or late, because what matters the most is the moment you decide to invest in bitcoin. It takes courage to decide to invest due to its high risk and volatility, but if you have faith in your investment, you will never feel fears on taking that risk.

Evaluate yourself OP if you are really ready to take the risk and invest, otherwise quitting is not an option because that only means you don’t make a good preparation prior to investing.

The feeling that others are far ahead of you in Bitcoin investment is a very wrong mindset. Those who started investing because others are investing sometimes are not emotionally ready for high risk investments. For any investment to be effective, their must be a decision that is backed by commitment from the investor. Without commitment,  the investment might suffer.
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February 11, 2024, 05:33:14 PM
#61
If you think it’s late, then just put it that way but the fact that you’re willing to start investing now, then definitely you’ll still have the opportunity to make significant profits in the long run. However, I want you to know that as an investor, you should not think if you’re late or not, because bitcoin will always offer various opportunities every now and then, it’s only the people who are doubtful whether to trust bitcoin investment or not. But if you have faith in bitcoin, and you know how big its potentials, then never lost the chance to invest now and benefit in the future.
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February 11, 2024, 05:12:12 PM
#60
While I agree with almost all that you said as, the first part largely speaks of delays not being denial, having to miss opportunities even after meeting them and recognizing them is such a hard nut to swallow. Having to wait feels like the right thing but not the best thing, I don’t know.
Endless delays and not deciding where to get in when the price is completely discounted. There are typical people like this and in the end they enter at a price that could actually be better. This is also related to the psychology of each investor because it influences the decisions they will take. waiting and waiting until it says nothing is the best to start entering. Try to set a target and take it when the target is achieved.
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February 11, 2024, 12:59:00 PM
#59
That's why those who believe in themselves and the asset they are investing in early, makes more profit than those who joined later.
If you join late, you are just exit liquidity for those who were first or before from you. That's how it works.
It's better late than sorry if you are not aware of the fundamentals of the assets your investing in.
  It is better to be late than not to be among those that paid the price to invest their money in Bitcoin and makes profits for themselves. The crypto market is very risky and that does not mean that we can't make profits from the market. All we need to understand is how to buy and sell, invest and have some adequate knowledge about Bitcoin and the crypto market.
 Making money from the market is all based on our understanding. There is need for for us to know what we are doing so that we can always benefit from our investment. It sis better to be late and make few profits than not to participate at all.
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February 11, 2024, 09:42:48 AM
#58
Here I am, not a single Bitcoin tide to my name, am not so proud about it especially, being here where I just have the vague idea that, the members here just might have so much. I guess what I’m looking out for is a sense of security and some comfort that, it’s really better late than sorry.

Help me not to be sorry!
It is important you know that not everyone here owns bitcoin. Some are just in the industry looking for an opportunity to have a daily bread and not necessarily that they own bitcoin. The economy is so harsh and poor, for especially people from the 3rd world country. Even in the world at large, there is global inflation. It appears to me that in the future, people will only just work to be able to feed and not to save or make projects.
But then, anyone who has money to buy bitcoin should buy and not to be overly skeptical. There's no late comer in the industry and still the industry is still young as there is a great opportunity for continuity.


You are still early. In 50-100 years, those who were able to get on it with thin the first 20 years would be viewed to have been extremely lucky to have caught on so quickly. From 2017 people have been complaining about being late to Bitcoin rather than taking advantage of the opportunity they had.
You mentioned 50-100 years. It is not difficult to mention. But in the real life, do you so much believe that Bitcoin will last till the next 100 years. To me, 10 years is big enough for very big thing to happen in bitcoin (-ve or +ve), that will change or extinct BTC.
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February 11, 2024, 06:40:45 AM
#57
Nothing a man start now that is too late it might be that, that is the exact time God wants it for you there is this saying that goes this way had I know always come at last, though for I have been hearing about Bitcoin, about this forum for some years now but i needed to have more knowledge about it before jumping into it to avoid some unnessery lost now I have gotten little knowledge about it and that is why am also here to know more about it and am happy that I did and I know is never too late.

This story repeats itself regularly, as soon as Bitcoin increases in price several times. And those who are not familiar with the cryptocurrency market and how it works, start frantically buying BTC, as they are afraid to be left out when the price reaches a new high. Why didn't you buy Bitcoin for 15 thousand dollars, and now you are ready to buy it for $48000?
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February 10, 2024, 07:41:41 PM
#56
You gotta change your mindset OP. Bitcoin investment does not matter who comes in early or late, because what matters the most is the moment you decide to invest in bitcoin. It takes courage to decide to invest due to its high risk and volatility, but if you have faith in your investment, you will never feel fears on taking that risk.

Evaluate yourself OP if you are really ready to take the risk and invest, otherwise quitting is not an option because that only means you don’t make a good preparation prior to investing.
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February 10, 2024, 07:17:41 PM
#55
Here I am, not a single Bitcoin tide to my name, am not so proud about it especially, being here where I just have the vague idea that, the members here just might have so much. I guess what I’m looking out for is a sense of security and some comfort that, it’s really better late than sorry.

If you still need people to convince you to invest in Bitcoin then you're not ready to invest. What's there to lose, it's clearly stated that you should only invest what you'll capable of losing. You don't have to invest everything you have, just go with the little you can risk and relax so you'll also be comfortable hodling. There's already a sense of security when investing in Bitcoin, Bitcoin has a proven history. When it dumps there's every possibility of it rising again when the market turns bullish.

It's wired that someone will be on the forum and still haven't invested in Bitcoin, aren't you seeing all the advice ongoing on the forum and I'm sure you'll also be among those giving out the advice to hodl Bitcoin. Just buy the least you can afford, instead of buying that bear this weekend put that money into Bitcoin and hodl. Nothing is too small, your $10, $100, $1000 and so on investments can change your life forever.

You shouldn't be scared of risking your money for a better future, it doesn't matter how many times you have been scammed in the past that's making you scared to trust Bitcoin but you have gotten to the final destination of an investments that can guaranteed a better future for you, just invest and be grateful you did.
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February 10, 2024, 04:00:05 PM
#54
I understand what you're trying to say, yet I don't. You don't own any bitcoin and are looking for a sense of security, which bitcoin provides. You either believe in bitcoin or you don't.
You should understand that it doesn't matter how much bitcoin you have. What really matters is how much of your wealth you've allocated into bitcoin. If that's 15 fine, 5% fine again, but if it's 0, it means you don't believe in bitcoin but in fiat money. When a person owns 50% of fiat money and 49% of real estate and only 1% of bitcoin it means that person doesn't believe that bitcoin can outperform traditional assets, but in fact it not only can but it does!

Smart people say: get at least 1% bitcoin allocation and you'll be fine. Try this and tell me how you did in a year or two.
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February 10, 2024, 03:59:07 PM
#53
Honestly, no one comes late with bitcoin investment. But it’s only a matter of now or never, so if you want to invest, do it now so you won’t be regretting in the end wishing you had invested earlier. Bitcoin is a long term investment, so one should always think it as a long term goal rather than a short term one. And while bitcoin halving is just around the corner, so better prepare for it and set your investment now, otherwise you’ll say the same words again and again if you still don’t invest.
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February 10, 2024, 03:46:34 PM
#52
Truths be told, when I saw 50-100years rating for enjoyment of your investment, it seemed a bit too far, maybe it actually is as it hot me thinking about my lifespan. I get the fact that having to invest isn’t always centered on you alone but still, I would like to enjoy a large part of my investment and not have to put in all the work and not enjoy most of it.
Almost all of us here on the forum would not be anymore at that time, it's a ridiculously long time away. I wasn't suggesting you wait a century before you profit from your investments, rather I was suggesting you soon out and realize that if you factor in how much longer Bitcoin would exist, you are still among the early adopters now.
If you focus on the now, it looks like you've missed the train, but it's just getting started.

Fun fact; if you hold your bitcoins long enough and accumulate enough, you'll only need a tiny percentage of it to "enjoy your investment".
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February 10, 2024, 12:13:04 PM
#51
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Don't be sorry but keep moving forward and then you will get what you want. Yes sometimes comes up to our mind that it's too late to invest because some people already made more profits while we are waiting the right time to buy.  And yes that's right sometimes it will come up to our mind. But we must always remember that there's no need to Rush if other can make a profit then how much more ourselves they to do that. So we must have little knowledge on how to handle it investment in order to make more money in the future.
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February 10, 2024, 09:10:46 AM
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Believe me, after ten years, people will feel sorry why they haven't bought Bitcoin in 2024. So I can say it's not too late for Bitcoin, actually.
It's not even with Bitcoin alone. In a few years from now, many are going to realize how they threw away generational wealth they would make in altcoins in this bull season. Airdrop hunters are getting these tokens now and thinking they can't be worth more that what many of them are selling them in panic now. But they will all be disappointed the same way most early Bitcoin adopters who sold off prematurely are.

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Don't expect Bitcoin to dump $3K again.
I think so too. Bitcoin left that region a long time ago and isn't likely to return to it no matter what bearishness the market observes.
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February 09, 2024, 02:12:14 PM
#49
Here I am, not a single Bitcoin tide to my name, am not so proud about it especially, being here where I just have the vague idea that, the members here just might have so much. I guess what I’m looking out for is a sense of security and some comfort that, it’s really better late than sorry.

Help me not to be sorry!
Well dont overthink even if you have or had a rough experience with bitcoin. You must overcome those and start anew. Well not everyone got a good start with it specially those who thought that the price might dump or didnt see it pushing to ceiling. Itsnnot about if we enter on the right time or not but learn how to ride and engage with market without much confusion or fear about bitcoin tech. Im not sorry for selling some at least I be able to boost my porfolio witht he help of bitcoin.
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February 09, 2024, 02:08:17 PM
#48
It is not the wish of the bitcoiners to see you losing in your investment, but you need to learn very hard to avoid anything that will make people to tell you sorry for your loss but if you set your goal very well in the right season, you will surely achieve something good that will make others investors to congratulate you.


Don't forget that you have a choice to make in the course of your progress because, anything anyone here is trying to do to help you to improve higher, but you can decide to remain low by not doing what is giving other investors progress in that particular investment.
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February 09, 2024, 01:58:34 PM
#47
That's why those who believe in themselves and the asset they are investing in early, makes more profit than those who joined later.
If you join late, you are just exit liquidity for those who were first or before from you. That's how it works.
It's better late than sorry if you are not aware of the fundamentals of the assets your investing in.

I agree with your statement.

It really depends on how you view cryptocurrencies as a whole. During the early stages of cryptocurrency, only a few believed on how it could potentially skyrocket in the future. When most people have realized that there was an enormous opportunity as an investment mechanism, lots of people joined and invested money without even fully understanding on what they are investing on.

To cut the long story short, those people who quickly invested without knowing what cryptocurrencies really are pulled-out their investments when they saw that the prices plummeted; while others who believed in cryptocurrencies HODL their investments and profited when its price skyrocketed within a few months after that.

The conclusion here is that you view cryptocurrencies more than just an investment- see it as a tool that can be potentially used by countries by integrating it into their financials.
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February 09, 2024, 01:09:33 PM
#46
We keep learning every single day, and those who take the information they get very seriously are going to milk the profit that comes with it. 

Right now, you have been able to make a profit in the past by investing in different cryptos, and currently, you don't hold any bitcoin, which is not something you should regret.

What's only required of you now is to start from wherever you are, start investing what you can, and join the moving train. It's only when you fail to grab the opportunity now that it's at your fingertips that you might end up regretting it later in the future.
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February 09, 2024, 09:55:26 AM
#45
As said by my topics title,
I don’t wish to be sorry!

Sometimes, it’s entirely very hurtful, not just the fact that you might have lost a vital part of your funds or capital into an investment but, having the mind of being outsmart by whom ever or the system that works a specific field. Well, not the system as, it’s often impossible to beat most systems but, it just hits differently when you have a sense of security about an investment but still goes ahead to loose it all.

I just don’t want to be sorry!
Now Bitcoin is not entirely new to me, I’ve heard it come up a few times and only now have I built an increasing desire to know the pros and cons about it. I’ve had to invest in various things in the past, online and offline, have my share of profit and loss but, I so don’t want to loss. Especially a loss that might amount out of my ignorance, that would be most painful although, I get the fact that lessons would be learned from such experience on how costly ignorance could be.

Here I am, not a single Bitcoin tide to my name, am not so proud about it especially, being here where I just have the vague idea that, the members here just might have so much. I guess what I’m looking out for is a sense of security and some comfort that, it’s really better late than sorry.

Help me not to be sorry!

You will not feel that if you do a further more research about the past and current price especially the volatility of bitcoin price in the market. You find those good times to enter so its important for people to do a lot of research before taking some consideration to invest so that they would not think about coming late because price is expensive but rather you have guts to grab your own bitcoin at whatever figures are now currently showing.

There are still a lot of opportunity to offer while market is so volatile that's why instead of being feel sorry for yourself much better for you if you take good action and decision regarding on your plan acquiring of bitcoins so that you can enter on good position and next to that is you wait for something good events to come where bitcoin price pump since with this for sure you can possibly start to gain a profit.
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