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August 09, 2023, 03:01:20 PM
I don't think it's too late. New crypto projects are popping up every day, and some are even yielding 50-100X profit. We could even expect a 10x increase from Bitcoin itself.
hero member
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June 25, 2023, 04:44:47 PM
Hi!

I have heard about Bitcoin back in 2017 but never got to learn regarding about it. I always thought that crypto was a fluke and that it would definitely not be a type of transaction until pandemic happens. So, as the title would suggest, is it too late to start investing on crypto? And if not, what would be the essentials to learn on working on it?

Thanks in advance!
You have heard about Bitcoin in 2017 i think it is not too late. Even now who are knowing about bitcoin it also too late i couldn’t think that. I think where bitcoin price will go that's we Couldn't imagine. Like in 2009/2010 many people couldn’t imagine bitcoin price will hit $30k or ATH $69k. And when mining will end then bitcoin price will go moon. I think then bitcoin buy will be impossible for us. So i think if you bought from 2017 then Bitcoin price was very low. And if you also bought now that’s will also big asset for you. And you will be profitable in future. If you bought 1Btc your life will be seattle. In future bitcoin price will hit $100k+ there has no doubt it is my own analysis. Thankyou.

Something that you really needed to figure out in yourself,

If you have that sentiment about Bitcoin then go for it, not too late as the value is still far from the last ATH,
take time to backtrack all the details and all those factors that make a certain movement.

with that knowledge upon, you'll be able to decide by yourself if it's still a good time for you to buy and hold
or better to wait a little to place a much better entry.

It's true that it's better to do your own research so you know what to decide,
occasionally pay attention to other people's suggestions but don't make it the basis for making your decisions,
in the end after going through the process I think you will know whether this is still a good time to buy or not.

Use other's opinion to weight your decision but not to blindly follow anything,

It's you who needs to work on your investment, from sorting to picking the project that you will invest
those are very important matter. With the setup, there's no one to blame your money, your obligation to
protect from any form of scam projects. In terms of late or not, I like to agree that after doing your research
and study it's you to decide and answer it.
We do have our own will
We do have our own awareness
We do have our own common sense

You are the ones who would really be assessing on the situation on which if you do see that it is still worth to get in then do it. Dont hear out others opinions because
this market does have lots of opportunity on which you could be able to enter in. Just be mindful about the right timing though because getting yourself get caught on the dump
will definitely be ending you up on being a holder.

If you do go for long term then this wont really be an issue but if you do make out some short trades then it would be that wise that you should really be
that careful on making decisions because if not then that would really be hard.
full member
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June 25, 2023, 02:25:57 PM
Hi!

I have heard about Bitcoin back in 2017 but never got to learn regarding about it. I always thought that crypto was a fluke and that it would definitely not be a type of transaction until pandemic happens.
cryptocurrency is not a fluke, Bitcoin was the first to be created and until now its resistance has been tested, nothing will interfere with bitcoin.

So, as the title would suggest, is it too late to start investing on crypto? And if not, what would be the essentials to learn on working on it?

Thanks in advance!
what do you want to be? whether a trader? or an investor? (this is very important so you can design your own system)

if you really have a big goal of becoming an active bitcoin or altcoin trader then you have to study market trends, technical and fundamental analysis, never trade solely based on feelings and luck, remember that trading is not gambling.

However, if you have a goal of becoming an investor, all you have to do is learn what the concepts behind cryptocurrencies are in depth, and find out how the safest way to store your assets is in the long term.  

good luck and remember it's never too late.
legendary
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June 24, 2023, 11:50:23 PM
Hi!

I have heard about Bitcoin back in 2017 but never got to learn regarding about it. I always thought that crypto was a fluke and that it would definitely not be a type of transaction until pandemic happens. So, as the title would suggest, is it too late to start investing on crypto? And if not, what would be the essentials to learn on working on it?

Thanks in advance!
You have heard about Bitcoin in 2017 i think it is not too late. Even now who are knowing about bitcoin it also too late i couldn’t think that. I think where bitcoin price will go that's we Couldn't imagine. Like in 2009/2010 many people couldn’t imagine bitcoin price will hit $30k or ATH $69k. And when mining will end then bitcoin price will go moon. I think then bitcoin buy will be impossible for us. So i think if you bought from 2017 then Bitcoin price was very low. And if you also bought now that’s will also big asset for you. And you will be profitable in future. If you bought 1Btc your life will be seattle. In future bitcoin price will hit $100k+ there has no doubt it is my own analysis. Thankyou.

Something that you really needed to figure out in yourself,

If you have that sentiment about Bitcoin then go for it, not too late as the value is still far from the last ATH,
take time to backtrack all the details and all those factors that make a certain movement.

with that knowledge upon, you'll be able to decide by yourself if it's still a good time for you to buy and hold
or better to wait a little to place a much better entry.

It's true that it's better to do your own research so you know what to decide,
occasionally pay attention to other people's suggestions but don't make it the basis for making your decisions,
in the end after going through the process I think you will know whether this is still a good time to buy or not.

Use other's opinion to weight your decision but not to blindly follow anything,

It's you who needs to work on your investment, from sorting to picking the project that you will invest
those are very important matter. With the setup, there's no one to blame your money, your obligation to
protect from any form of scam projects. In terms of late or not, I like to agree that after doing your research
and study it's you to decide and answer it.
legendary
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June 24, 2023, 09:20:31 PM
Hi!

I have heard about Bitcoin back in 2017 but never got to learn regarding about it. I always thought that crypto was a fluke and that it would definitely not be a type of transaction until pandemic happens. So, as the title would suggest, is it too late to start investing on crypto? And if not, what would be the essentials to learn on working on it?

Thanks in advance!

Many people regret and think it's too late for not buying when the price is cheap, I heard Bitcoin in 2013 when the price rose fantastic hundreds of percent to more than $ 1000, then in 2014 the price of drops was significant to below $ 200 and since then I did not follow Bitcoin Again, and if we don't start now then 4 or 5 years we will say the same thing as today.
Besides that, quite a lot of people ask about things like this. whether they are late or not. they are sometimes benchmarked against prices in previous years. things like this will probably continue to happen in the future. in the future, maybe 2024 or more than that, people will ask the same thing, "are they investing too late, because in 2023..." . well, my advice, if you are interested, then learn about it, is it good to enter at that time or not. the potential for bitcoin is still very large, so I don't think it's too late to invest. when you are ready with all the risks, then invest.
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June 24, 2023, 05:33:32 PM
Hi!

I have heard about Bitcoin back in 2017 but never got to learn regarding about it. I always thought that crypto was a fluke and that it would definitely not be a type of transaction until pandemic happens. So, as the title would suggest, is it too late to start investing on crypto? And if not, what would be the essentials to learn on working on it?

Thanks in advance!

For the fact that you have the opportunity to even create this topic in the forum, and even have the opportunity to the internet or lets say YOU EVEN HAVE THE IDEA what bitcoin is or other crypto assets and the financial market at LARGE be thankful because, we still have people out there who don't even know what the internet is for talk less to know what bitcoin STANDS for. So its never late at all.
sr. member
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June 24, 2023, 10:37:41 AM
Hi!

I have heard about Bitcoin back in 2017 but never got to learn regarding about it. I always thought that crypto was a fluke and that it would definitely not be a type of transaction until pandemic happens. So, as the title would suggest, is it too late to start investing on crypto? And if not, what would be the essentials to learn on working on it?

Thanks in advance!

Many people regret and think it's too late for not buying when the price is cheap, I heard Bitcoin in 2013 when the price rose fantastic hundreds of percent to more than $ 1000, then in 2014 the price of drops was significant to below $ 200 and since then I did not follow Bitcoin Again, and if we don't start now then 4 or 5 years we will say the same thing as today.
hero member
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June 24, 2023, 05:01:51 AM
It's true that it's better to do your own research so you know what to decide,
occasionally pay attention to other people's suggestions but don't make it the basis for making your decisions,
If there are meaningful suggestions, take them as your strategy and see if it's going to work your way. But if it's not working then just drop it and still be thankful that there are people that are willing to share their strategies.

in the end after going through the process I think you will know whether this is still a good time to buy or not.
It's actually good to buy if you have your plans for the long term. But if you're still testing the waters, it's not advisable for you to buy because you'll wanting more of the dips when it seems you'll have hard time seeing it.
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June 24, 2023, 03:33:55 AM
Hi!

I have heard about Bitcoin back in 2017 but never got to learn regarding about it. I always thought that crypto was a fluke and that it would definitely not be a type of transaction until pandemic happens. So, as the title would suggest, is it too late to start investing on crypto? And if not, what would be the essentials to learn on working on it?

Thanks in advance!
You have heard about Bitcoin in 2017 i think it is not too late. Even now who are knowing about bitcoin it also too late i couldn’t think that. I think where bitcoin price will go that's we Couldn't imagine. Like in 2009/2010 many people couldn’t imagine bitcoin price will hit $30k or ATH $69k. And when mining will end then bitcoin price will go moon. I think then bitcoin buy will be impossible for us. So i think if you bought from 2017 then Bitcoin price was very low. And if you also bought now that’s will also big asset for you. And you will be profitable in future. If you bought 1Btc your life will be seattle. In future bitcoin price will hit $100k+ there has no doubt it is my own analysis. Thankyou.

Something that you really needed to figure out in yourself,

If you have that sentiment about Bitcoin then go for it, not too late as the value is still far from the last ATH,
take time to backtrack all the details and all those factors that make a certain movement.

with that knowledge upon, you'll be able to decide by yourself if it's still a good time for you to buy and hold
or better to wait a little to place a much better entry.

It's true that it's better to do your own research so you know what to decide,
occasionally pay attention to other people's suggestions but don't make it the basis for making your decisions,
in the end after going through the process I think you will know whether this is still a good time to buy or not.
hero member
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June 23, 2023, 04:20:28 PM
Hi!

I have heard about Bitcoin back in 2017 but never got to learn regarding about it. I always thought that crypto was a fluke and that it would definitely not be a type of transaction until pandemic happens. So, as the title would suggest, is it too late to start investing on crypto? And if not, what would be the essentials to learn on working on it?

Thanks in advance!
You have heard about Bitcoin in 2017 i think it is not too late. Even now who are knowing about bitcoin it also too late i couldn’t think that. I think where bitcoin price will go that's we Couldn't imagine. Like in 2009/2010 many people couldn’t imagine bitcoin price will hit $30k or ATH $69k. And when mining will end then bitcoin price will go moon. I think then bitcoin buy will be impossible for us. So i think if you bought from 2017 then Bitcoin price was very low. And if you also bought now that’s will also big asset for you. And you will be profitable in future. If you bought 1Btc your life will be seattle. In future bitcoin price will hit $100k+ there has no doubt it is my own analysis. Thankyou.

Something that you really needed to figure out in yourself,

If you have that sentiment about Bitcoin then go for it, not too late as the value is still far from the last ATH,
take time to backtrack all the details and all those factors that make a certain movement.

with that knowledge upon, you'll be able to decide by yourself if it's still a good time for you to buy and hold
or better to wait a little to place a much better entry.

If you are planning on holding for long term then it wont really be that necessary for you to wait up for low price but if you are really that keen on doing so and does really want to maximize profitability then you can do it

but we know that price are way too unpredictable and there's no way for us to know on where it would be heading.This is why it wouldbe ideal that you shouldnt really bother yourself on minding about the entry point
specially if you are accumulating for long term aspect. There's no such thing about being late because we arent still on bull run phase on which there's still time and chance to bag out those projects not only limited
to Bitcoin but on other some altcoins too which we could potentially bring out profits but of course there's no assured thing on which one and this is the main challenge or toughest thing to consider
on because we cant really point out on which one.
legendary
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June 23, 2023, 03:19:47 PM
Hi!

I have heard about Bitcoin back in 2017 but never got to learn regarding about it. I always thought that crypto was a fluke and that it would definitely not be a type of transaction until pandemic happens. So, as the title would suggest, is it too late to start investing on crypto? And if not, what would be the essentials to learn on working on it?

Thanks in advance!
You have heard about Bitcoin in 2017 i think it is not too late. Even now who are knowing about bitcoin it also too late i couldn’t think that. I think where bitcoin price will go that's we Couldn't imagine. Like in 2009/2010 many people couldn’t imagine bitcoin price will hit $30k or ATH $69k. And when mining will end then bitcoin price will go moon. I think then bitcoin buy will be impossible for us. So i think if you bought from 2017 then Bitcoin price was very low. And if you also bought now that’s will also big asset for you. And you will be profitable in future. If you bought 1Btc your life will be seattle. In future bitcoin price will hit $100k+ there has no doubt it is my own analysis. Thankyou.

Something that you really needed to figure out in yourself,

If you have that sentiment about Bitcoin then go for it, not too late as the value is still far from the last ATH,
take time to backtrack all the details and all those factors that make a certain movement.

with that knowledge upon, you'll be able to decide by yourself if it's still a good time for you to buy and hold
or better to wait a little to place a much better entry.
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Chainjoes.com
June 23, 2023, 02:03:26 PM
Hi!

I have heard about Bitcoin back in 2017 but never got to learn regarding about it. I always thought that crypto was a fluke and that it would definitely not be a type of transaction until pandemic happens. So, as the title would suggest, is it too late to start investing on crypto? And if not, what would be the essentials to learn on working on it?

Thanks in advance!
You have heard about Bitcoin in 2017 i think it is not too late. Even now who are knowing about bitcoin it also too late i couldn’t think that. I think where bitcoin price will go that's we Couldn't imagine. Like in 2009/2010 many people couldn’t imagine bitcoin price will hit $30k or ATH $69k. And when mining will end then bitcoin price will go moon. I think then bitcoin buy will be impossible for us. So i think if you bought from 2017 then Bitcoin price was very low. And if you also bought now that’s will also big asset for you. And you will be profitable in future. If you bought 1Btc your life will be seattle. In future bitcoin price will hit $100k+ there has no doubt it is my own analysis. Thankyou.
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June 20, 2023, 08:04:21 AM
Bitcoin is still under $30k and still above $20k, of course it's not too late,
if you are still in doubt, maybe you can buy bitcoins or altcoins by accumulation,
so that the risk is smaller and of course make sure you have to divide your capital and don't buy 100% of bitcoins or altcoins .

You've made a great suggestion that Bitcoin is still being offered at a very good price. While all other coins in the market except Bitcoin are getting very low price. For those who have not yet entered the crypto currency market, this is a great opportunity to enter.

The prices of altcoins in the market have decreased significantly compared to Bitcoin. I also like your suggestion of diversifying your capital because that way you can minimize your risks. Investing in one or two token is always a risk to your capital. You should always invest in other altcoins along with Bitcoin so you can minimize your loss rate and improve your profit rate.
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June 20, 2023, 07:08:15 AM
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It  is not late to invest, the price of the market is still fair to buy to invest. But since he is not very experienced investing it  will be better for him to invest with the amount he can afford to loses. Bitcoin is the most reliable coin for inexperienced people to start with  for investment.  It is not advisable for beginners who are not familiar with the market to consider investing altcoins as a good investment because the risk involved investing altcoins is high.  It is better to stick to bitcoin and get more experience before thinking of investing in other coins.
Fair point. Starting is never too late. People with less investment knowledge should proceed cautiously and take into account how much they can afford to lose. Because it is the most well known and trustworthy cryptocurrency Bitcoin can be a good place for beginners to start. For newbies who are unfamiliar with the market altcoins are less recommended because to their volatility and hazards. Prior to investing in other coins it is advisable to concentrate on getting more knowledge and expertise by investing in bitcoin. This strategy enables a more manageable learning curve and a better understanding of the nuances of the business.
Is there anything too late in the crypto market as either a trader or investor?
This a simple technique we need to follow for those of us that do not understand the market and don't know the right time to buy or to sell. I know there are some persons that don't really know these things and had been having problems.
It's not too late to start and we need to to get the right resources to be in the same page with people that had been in the system for a longer time. There is not magic to get to the level where others are operating, simply continue research and curiosity to learn more.
It is never too late to start participating as a trader or investor in the vibrant world of the cryptocurrency markets. There are a few straightforward strategies that can be used to successfully navigate the market even though it could seem overwhelming to people who are unfamiliar with the area. Priority one should always be given to comprehensive investigation. You can make better choices if you keep up with the most recent trends projects, and advances. Additionally utilising tools like online forums communities and courses can give you helpful advice and keep you in sync with more experienced people. Keep in mind that there is no quick fix to success in the cryptocurrency market. Continuous learning fostering curiosity and keeping a long term viewpoint are key. You can start your journey and work to acquire the same level of proficiency as individuals who have been in the system for longer with commitment and the appropriate materials.
hero member
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June 20, 2023, 01:39:13 AM
I think this is a very good aspect. We should not invest 100% of our money in any one coin. Since we believe more in Bitcoin, we should invest more money in Bitcoin and invest the remaining money in various ALT coins to create a better chance of profit.
that's pretty good, maybe the practice like you said is done more by others. but in some cases, people's trust will only focus on Bitcoin. and that keeps them from putting their money on any altcoin.
I am also interested in altcoins, but only for trading. if you want to hold altcoins, maybe not for long either. especially for new altcoins that go up in a short time. too risky even if we have little money to put on them.

It is not just that they trusted bitcoin, but also that it takes a lot of effort to find good altcoins, right? I mean, if the newbie wants to invest in bitcoin because he knows it well and has followed mostly news and some predictions of it, unlike in altcoin, he needs to start again in finding good altcoins and then follow its news and its future predictions. It is too much for the newbie, unlike in bitcoin, where they have already established it. That is why it is better to invest first in one coin before investing in others, like ALTcoins.
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June 19, 2023, 07:58:40 PM
Bitcoin is still under $30k and still above $20k, of course it's not too late,
if you are still in doubt, maybe you can buy bitcoins or altcoins by accumulation,
so that the risk is smaller and of course make sure you have to divide your capital and don't buy 100% of bitcoins or altcoins .
It  is not late to invest, the price of the market is still fair to buy to invest. But since he is not very experienced investing it  will be better for him to invest with the amount he can afford to loses. Bitcoin is the most reliable coin for inexperienced people to start with  for investment.  It is not advisable for beginners who are not familiar with the market to consider investing altcoins as a good investment because the risk involved investing altcoins is high.  It is better to stick to bitcoin and get more experience before thinking of investing in other coins.
Fair point. Starting is never too late. People with less investment knowledge should proceed cautiously and take into account how much they can afford to lose. Because it is the most well known and trustworthy cryptocurrency Bitcoin can be a good place for beginners to start. For newbies who are unfamiliar with the market altcoins are less recommended because to their volatility and hazards. Prior to investing in other coins it is advisable to concentrate on getting more knowledge and expertise by investing in bitcoin. This strategy enables a more manageable learning curve and a better understanding of the nuances of the business.
Is there anything too late in the crypto market as either a trader or investor?
This a simple technique we need to follow for those of us that do not understand the market and don't know the right time to buy or to sell. I know there are some persons that don't really know these things and had been having problems.
It's not too late to start and we need to to get the right resources to be in the same page with people that had been in the system for a longer time. There is not magic to get to the level where others are operating, simply continue research and curiosity to learn more.
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June 19, 2023, 09:52:52 AM
Bitcoin is still under $30k and still above $20k, of course it's not too late,
if you are still in doubt, maybe you can buy bitcoins or altcoins by accumulation,
so that the risk is smaller and of course make sure you have to divide your capital and don't buy 100% of bitcoins or altcoins .
It  is not late to invest, the price of the market is still fair to buy to invest. But since he is not very experienced investing it  will be better for him to invest with the amount he can afford to loses. Bitcoin is the most reliable coin for inexperienced people to start with  for investment.  It is not advisable for beginners who are not familiar with the market to consider investing altcoins as a good investment because the risk involved investing altcoins is high.  It is better to stick to bitcoin and get more experience before thinking of investing in other coins.
Fair point. Starting is never too late. People with less investment knowledge should proceed cautiously and take into account how much they can afford to lose. Because it is the most well known and trustworthy cryptocurrency Bitcoin can be a good place for beginners to start. For newbies who are unfamiliar with the market altcoins are less recommended because to their volatility and hazards. Prior to investing in other coins it is advisable to concentrate on getting more knowledge and expertise by investing in bitcoin. This strategy enables a more manageable learning curve and a better understanding of the nuances of the business.
legendary
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June 19, 2023, 06:48:02 AM
It  is not late to invest, the price of the market is still fair to buy to invest. But since he is not very experienced investing it  will be better for him to invest with the amount he can afford to loses. Bitcoin is the most reliable coin for inexperienced people to start with  for investment.  It is not advisable for beginners who are not familiar with the market to consider investing altcoins as a good investment because the risk involved investing altcoins is high.  It is better to stick to bitcoin and get more experience before thinking of investing in other coins.
Bitcoin has been around for decades, and I'm convinced it's here to stay. In comparison to the others, it feels more like an autonomous initiative that coincides with bear season. It has never been too late to begin; fresh opportunities await each of us, and it is our responsibility to make the best possible use of our opportunities. Furthermore, there are numerous groups of newbies who were acquainted with the area this year, and they have significant entries on bitcoin and invested in other potential projects. The space is all about gathering legitimate knowledge and backing it up with continued research.

Well, not decades but more than a decade (we all know about it, but I clarify just in case any newbie is reading).

About the fact that it has never been too late to begin, it is true that the pattern has always repeated and it seems that it will repeat again next year, but don't forget that people who bought the top in 2021 are under water now and still have to get more than half of his money back.

On the other hand, it is also true that it is almost impossible to repeat the gains from previous phases and it would be unreasonable to think that two pizzas bought today will be worth several hundred million dollars in 10 years, for example (because the market cap should go nuts for that, defying any market logic).

So I don't think that it is too late to start if you only plan to get decent gains, higher than the ones you'd get in tradicional markets (in exchange of higher risk, nothing is free in this life), but I also think that it is too late in the case someone expects to retire early for having invested just a few bucks now.
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June 19, 2023, 06:31:41 AM
It's never too late to start investing in cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin! While the crypto market has experienced significant growth and attention in recent years, there are still plenty of opportunities for newcomers to get involved.  Cool
Saying its too late is actually seeing the currency or  cryptocurrency innovation for a honey pot where, you just want to come, take your cup or bowl full of honey and then your prepared to leave.

That shouldn't be what's on most minds. Supposing it turns out to be the order of the time when it's time comes because its happening.
Would it the be any early than it is now?
Of course not.  Those yet to have invested in this time would have had a lot still. Its just sentiment having the resources, some level of understanding and watching from the side line.
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June 18, 2023, 09:13:42 PM
It  is not late to invest, the price of the market is still fair to buy to invest. But since he is not very experienced investing it  will be better for him to invest with the amount he can afford to loses. Bitcoin is the most reliable coin for inexperienced people to start with  for investment.  It is not advisable for beginners who are not familiar with the market to consider investing altcoins as a good investment because the risk involved investing altcoins is high.  It is better to stick to bitcoin and get more experience before thinking of investing in other coins.
Bitcoin has been around for decades, and I'm convinced it's here to stay. In comparison to the others, it feels more like an autonomous initiative that coincides with bear season. It has never been too late to begin; fresh opportunities await each of us, and it is our responsibility to make the best possible use of our opportunities. Furthermore, there are numerous groups of newbies who were acquainted with the area this year, and they have significant entries on bitcoin and invested in other potential projects. The space is all about gathering legitimate knowledge and backing it up with continued research.
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