I know it is a big or uncommon goal to achieve considering my current income. I have a big dream of owning one Bitcoin before a certain period. So when people are bothered that the price of Bitcoin is dropping, I am seeing it as an opportunity to go closer to my dream. I am in no way happy that the price is dropping but one Bitcoin will always be one Bitcoin, no matter the price today. If you are sure of bitcoin, you will not be concerned about the price today because the price in the future will always exceed the current price.I have learned from this forum that there is no need to dump your coin because of FUD, this distraction will come and go. So I am no longer reading those blogs or social media that is promoting this this fear that will make me dump my small holding and abandon my dream. My focus is to own one Bitcoin.
What are you doing in trying to get one bitcoin really matters because if you don't have any plans and just hoping you can't achieve that goal. How much is your salary and how much are you saving to invest in Bitcoin all matters because bitcoin is still very high after dumping.
I'll encourage you to continue planning towards achieving your goals of owning one Bitcoin because when you do that, that'll give you more motivation but don't lose hope if you can't get one Bitcoin. You can invest the little you have as it's not a must to own one Bitcoin.
Anybody selling when there's a dump in the market is a loser and we have many losers in the market, don't follow them instead if you have some free money you can use them to buy some more bitcoin and store them in your personal wallet and continue holding for bull market.
Planning is for the weak, and the unpredictability of life has shown us that nothing really goes according to plan. If everyone had a plan to own one Bitcoin, then what? The price would simply be too high for all to afford!
As for your
encouragement, I find it laughable. Why stop at one Bitcoin? Aim for ten, twenty, or a hundred. Why restrict yourself? And, yes, selling during a dump is a foolish move, but labeling them as
losers is shortsighted. Instead of criticizing them, perhaps one should exploit their weaknesses to one's own advantage.
Hoping and planning to own one Bitcoin? Spare me. The market cares not for your plans, only your actions.