Being newbie in this forum does not mean they are new to the Bitcoin industry.  It is possible that they just got the motivation to register in the forum even though they already know the forum for several year.  I am also have that kind of attitude where I just browse the forum without registering into it unless I feel like I have the need to register.

So it is possible that the person who sold his property had known Bitcoin for year and due to his belief in Bitcoin market, he is ready to sell his property to invest in Bitcoin because he believe that it will give him more profit.  Just like in one of the threads here, if I am not mistaken he sold his house and bought BTC at around $16k or $17k and looking at the price now, his investment is almost doubled, so would you say that he is wrong about his decision of selling his property?  He can rebuy that house while having large amount of extra if he sold his Bitcoin now.

I certainly agree with your overall sentiment here.  As I've stated about 10 billion times here, I'm a financial advisor by trade, and this is the type of topic that comes up quite often.  One should always have traditional investments stored up and on track for retirement.  This could be a mix of things like stocks, bonds, etc.  Diversification is key, as well as taking risk, where appropriate.  I always talk about those "home run" bets.  These are bets ( or investments ) that you make with money that you're okay with losing, or taking a big hit on, knowing that they could be home run investments, and so if you win great, but if not, you knew you were trying to hit a home run and just swung and struck out.   Make trades when it makes sense!

This is a good gesture because I loved it when he said don’t do it just to impress others. Now that’s something we should always be looking after when it comes to investing real hard money. The point A is your money is yours and it is hard earned so don’t invest or give it away without a second thought. The point B is always keep the Point A in loop no matter what.

This trend of I own this much bitcoin and that much bitcoin has really gone up. This also compromise the integrity of bitcoin possession as it exposes us with our holdings. I think it’s best we keep it secrete, not disclose anything at all.

Not exactly for everyone. You can see that the biggest advantage of the rich is that they can make more mistakes than ordinary people; no matter what they do wrong, they can still use money to make up for it in time. Unlike normal people, if you just make a little mistake, where will next month's rent come from when all the money has been invested?

Therefore, future risks cannot be foreseen. Although the probability of it happening is only 1%, when it happens, it will destroy your life 100%. If your resistance is strong enough, you can overcome that storm, and if not, the consequences will be like the mess after the cataclysm.

Correct. It is really necessary so that you don't rush into investing in bitcoin, especially for beginners. Before making an investment, you should carefully consider the potential risks and possible financial impact. If possible, use funds that won't have a negative impact if lost and consider other investment ideas that may be more profitable.

Anybody that is here impress anyone is doing that at there own risk. We shouldn't be here to impress anyone by buying Bitcoin with our hard earned money and showing it to the forum to impress people. This would be a wrong move because even the big whales and large holders of Bitcoin are not here to impress anyone or show to people that they have enough Bitcoin in their portfolio.

 We need to be secretive about our holdings and we should not let anyone to know how much the Bitcoin in our portfolio actually worth. Since cryptocurrency can be hacked and compromised if people around us or friends have access to our phrases, it is good for us to stay safe by keeping our investments to ourselves.