1. You only lose when you sell: though this sounds a bit contradictory, it's true. Although the market went down some days back, if you held your Bitcoin and didn't sell, the effect of the market condition wouldn't get to you which still supports my statement that it's only those who sold that lost. Not as though you wouldn't sell at all but at what time you choose to sell determines if you will lose or gain from your Bitcoin investments.
2. Bitcoin is for everyone but Bitcoin investment isn't: yeah, as tough as this is, it's still another fact you have to understand. Although everyone can use Bitcoin as a decentralized means of transaction, It's not everyone that can invest in Bitcoin. Those who are still struggling with their finance and those who aren't disciplined enough to accumulate a good amount of Bitcoin and still stay comfortable in the different market conditions shouldn't invest in Bitcoin. If they do, they will end up selling when they ought not to and end up being in loss.
3. Bitcoin is not a means to financial freedom:
this is yet another truth most newcomers miss. It wasn't created for such purpose and can never serve as a means to your financial freedom regardless of it volatile nature that's now a serious subject of discuss. You don't get involved in Bitcoin as though it's a full time job that will secure what your financial life will look like in the future. In a more direct way, if you're not financially strong before getting into Bitcoin investments, it's going to eat you up and you will have to take your exit before you even notice. For you to get the best out of Bitcoin, you have to look at it as a store of value first before considering it as asset that will yield tremendous profit in the future.
4. For Bitcoin to succeed well, it will experience some level of compromises: though Bitcoin is decentralized and independent of any central authority, buying Bitcoin using centralized exchange and accepting that Private institution and big exterblishment should hold Bitcoin will im one way or the other trigger a need for some level of compromise with regards Bitcoin being totally decentralized. This thread will explain it better . Here
Which of these do you disagree with? And what other salient Bitcoin investment fact is is relevant to be known but mostly ignored?
On the second point I totally agree Bitcoin investment is definitely not for everyone, not everyone is patient enough hodl for a long time especially with the unstableness of the financial market, it takes someone that is skilled and knowledgeable about crypto currency to hodl inspite of all that. I think Bitcoin can be a means to financial freedom, there are people that got rich with Bitcoin investment it all depends on your capital and how long you have been hodling