Bitcoins seems to be one of the best way to get rich. I have seen two three stories on bitcoin blog where these guys bought bitcoins like at the rate of pennies back when bitcoin just started in the market. Today they have like billions of buck in their pockets. I think we can do that too. But it's too risky at this point when bitcoin is so much saturated.
The people from the future will be looking back thinking that the people that bought bitcoins at $1200 were very lucky because the price of bitcoin is really really huge in the future. We can be like them but we will be waiting a lot more time than the people who bought bitcoins almost for free.
Explanation:
When you buy bitcoins at $1 each, and the price of bitcoin today is $1200. Then you already have multiplied your money by 1200 times. But when you buy bitcoin at the price of $1200, and the price has increased to $2400, then you only multiplied your money by 2. See that? That's the same amount of money that they increased but the gain is a lot less.
The reason that works, however, is because it takes a lot, and I mean a LOT less money to move the value in a system just like that. It's like with penny stocks; if there are 500 shares and you buy 100 for $0.01, and someone else buys them for $0.01, 300 are free and the value goes up. Now, when it hits $0.02, your portfolio is worth $2, even though you spent $1 initially, a x2, and it only costs a total of $2 to get it there. Now, say you want to do the same with Apple. One share costs hundreds of dollars, and there are millions of them available. To get a x2, you essentially need to double the market cap requiring billions (if not trillions) of dollars. That's the difference.
Yea, altcoins have "every train" 
