Investors should bear in mind that bitcoin is not a get rich scheme, they should invest with their spare money.
Bitcoin is a digital currency, it's volatile(market fluctuates). It can't be controlled by anyone or predicted what the future holds about it. Bitcoin is the best way to store your future assets(money) and expect dividends in the future than saving them in the bank. Money invested in bitcoin cannot be lost if your private keys are stored up in a safe place.
Sad to say, that a lot of newcomers in crypto have this kind of mindset. That crypto market is a get-rich-quick scheme. And once they got on board, they realized that it is far from that expectation. If they are diligent enough, they won't give up but work on their way up to learn more about this market. And later on, they can reap their rewards. But for some, once they leave this market, they usually spread fud or other misleading ideas, wherein, other people will get a negative notion about crypto.
We are not talking about "crypto" in this thread.. We are talking about bitcoin. Even the post you responded to does not even use the word "crypto" so not sure if you even understand what is bitcoin? It is not very accurate or meaningful to try to make various clear points about bitcoin (if that is what you had intended to talk about?) if you had chosen to continuously use the word "crypto." In that regard, you used the word "crypto" 3 times, but you did not even use the word bitcoin once. Maybe you should just use the word bitcoin and figure out if you would have had said the same thing or not?
By the way, I have tended to find that if people (whether famous or not or whether posting in this forum or not) are not using the word bitcoin, and they are substituting the term "crypto" - maybe because they are afraid of the word bitcoin? or they don't want to limit themselves, so they want to sound more sophisticated? then they are tending to not be very precise in regards to what they are talking about and frequently it appears that they do not even sufficiently understand the difference. If they did actually know the difference, then they would not be afraid to use the word bitcoin, or to be more specific about what they are saying, in the event that they were not wanting to talk specifically about bitcoin.
Otherwise, just vaguely throwing out the word "crypto" comes off as a lot of gobble-dee-gook, no?
For a start, maybe you want to try with your post (response) again, 24Kt?
Let me give you a hint: Use the word bitcoin, and then the question might be about whether you are going to end up saying the same things or not?
If you substitute bitcoin for your use of "crypto" and you end up saying the same things, then part of my question/concern would be why did you not just use bitcoin from the start and in the first place?
On the other hand, if you use the word bitcoin, and you end up having to rephrase what you are saying to say something else, then perhaps it will have been a helpful exercise for you to have had recognized that your use of the word bitcoin ends up causing you to talk about the whole topic differently. No?
On the other hand (am I running out of hands, yet?), if you do not know enough about what differentiates bitcoin from crypto, then you likely need to figure that out before throwing out such a ambiguous (and likely meaningless term like "crypto"... whatever the fuck that means?), especially if you are responding within a thread that specifies bitcoin.
Sure, I understand that there are some people who would rather talk about "crypto" rather than talking about bitcoin, because for a variety of reasons they don't really believe in bitcoin.. they think that it is grandpa coin, or outdated, or does not innovate enough or some other nonsense, so in that regard, they choose to talk about some kind of amorphous and vague concept that they label as "crypto," and they see others making the same kind of reference, and I would argue that merely because there exist a lot of people throwing out there gobbledy-gook and vague language such as "crypto," such lack of discipline should not be tolerated.. whether the person happens to be famous or happens to be merely some member on a forum like this one, and I would suggest that those who are using such a vague term, such as "crypto" are not talking about bitcoin, and they are talking about some kind of vague and unclear topic, and if we are within a thread like this (where the word used was specifically about bitcoin), then anyone referring to "crypto" including you, 24Kt, would be off-topic because of your use of such vague word that many of us likely do not even understand what you are talking about.. and even question if you know what you are talking about having had chosen that vague and ambiguous word instead of just using the word, "bitcoin."