1. Work my butts off to get paid every month and DCA into Bitcoin.
2. I've sold few lands and I've made back my money already, thanks to Bitcoin, many said it was a bad idea but things went fine for me, I entered at the 17k bottom in 2022, the best decision of my life, if I can I would again, mind you, I have more than the two lands I sold, this might not be a good idea for someone who have one.
Just like my parents used to say "At times, having one thing is like not having at all".
3. Mining alternative coins and converting back into BTC, I have separate mining rigs channeled towards other coins and I convert them all to Bitcoin.
4. Improving my contributions on the forum and getting paid via sig campaign, equals to more BTC.
1. This is what most of us are doing. Having a stable job, putting a portion of our salary towards buying Bitcoin and buy it through Dollar Cost Average.
2. So you're the one that sold his land just to buy Bitcoin. I remember what you said here and yes, many here are against to it, but not me because I know at that time that it's the perfect time to sacrifice any asset that you have just to accumulate Bitcoin at a lower price. Now the sacrifice is paying off already and if you bought at the near bottom, you now almost tripled your initial investment already. Congratulations, and to those who're against this kind of strategy, it's all about risk management and having the balls.
3. Not familiar with mining in general since it's not profitable here in our country, but as long as you're not losing money from it then just continue.
4. Well, that's what we are doing as well. Sharing our opinions, contributing to the forum through not shit-posting.
1. Been jobless and start planning to buy some Bitcoin, with what money?
2. Borrow money from someone or a loan shark to invest in Bitcoin, what is my worth? How will I pay back when I have nothing? Debt is best for someone who has collateral, just in case, or let me say maybe I am not just good at using debt? Still I believe it is a bad idea using debt to acquire something like BTC.
3. Collect money from friends and family with the hope to help them trade Bitcoin and me making few percent out of it, sorry I have seen more than two people who did this, trust me, it doesn't end well.
4. Blindly invest in Bitcoin Asic miners when I don't even know how much my electricity tariff plan is, the cheapest the better, Bitcoin mining isn't for everyone, even some small-time companies can't even keep up, anything after 5cent/ KWh is bad news.
1. Being jobless in general is a bad thing I guess. I mean unless you're a student then it's understandable, but if you have a family already then it's a no-no.
2. You're against borrowing money just to buy Bitcoin then. It's your opinion and it's understandable however, I'm not against borrowing money just to have money to buy Bitcoin. It will all depends on when you will borrow money to buy it. The best time to borrow is when we are on a bear market, and maybe if we're in the accumulation stage if you can risk more money.
3. Crowdfunding is also a no-no especially when it comes to trading. No further explanation. I'm straight-up against it.
4. Not familiar with Bitcoin mining.