If the bull run ever start again do you think it will be massive for small and medium investors. I mean those who start up their Bitcoin holding investment with an amount as low as $100. I have been trapped having conversations involving Bitcoin investment and the major concerns of this folks has been how much their ROI will be if the invest. How long will it take for the bull run to resume and lots of many complicated questions. If I don't like overhyped discussions so I just tell them it is far better compared to having their money saved in the bank for 1 year doing nothing I do this to avoid been held by my words if things goes wrong.
That's one way to handle this I tell you that and surely, it's better than having it in the bank.
You know, holding isn't entirely beneficial to a business minded individual. Dob Don't me wrong, its profitable but still, if you look at the time frame (let's let's 4years) you use in holding $100 in bitcoin and it returns let's say, a %300, that would be far less when you get to run a profitable business with same amount for that time frame. That's if you don't come by some huge loses though.
Although, if we look at it ti's way, we could be doing it wrong. Because, there are aspects to every field and if I want to draw a comparison now with some close relativism as per where to look, I'll say
Holding in coin = Holding in banks (Just the act and not profit wise)The percentage banks gives on holding fiat in 4years is far less compared to what you get from holding cryptos on 4year. For a 4years bitcoin holding, 300%+ is possible but for holding fiat in banks, your not sure of even 30%. That's some huge lose.
Trading coins = Running a business (This could go both ways as above)Here, it's more about the risk and management so, it gets productive where you do great on both.
Hence, having them pitch there tent on what it is to gain from fiat in a bank and having some holdings in bitcoin is a great way to explain that. Just that, they should always get to decide and be educated on the risk involved.