I don't know how a game of monopoly fits your journey to accumulate 1 BTC. What I know for sure is that it's supposed to be just a simple process. First, if you want to accumulate 1 BTC, you need to have a work. You will have to earn before anything else and then acquire small amounts every now and then, self-custody your Satoshis in a safe wallet, and hodl until it reaches 1 BTC. That's probably it.

Avoid any games in the process. Many have gotten into staking, trading, investing in altcoins to increase their worth in BTC, and so forth only to end up delaying their journey toward 1BTC. Worse, others are even moving backward as a result.

Maybe tell us what this "monopoly strategy" thing is? I don't think you can do anything in real life that you do on monopoly with only $30. The only way you can get 1 BTC without putting in any more money and without getting a gig/job/business is to trade it up — in which most people aren't capable of.

Also, your post sounds like something generated out of ChatGPT.

I can't relate the game with targeting how to own 1BTC, maybe because I played the game of Monopoly when I was young. To me getting to the mark of acquiring 1BTC requires planning and hard work because days are done when Bitcoin can be acquired cheaply. Currently, you can own Bitcoin by mining, buying, or earning. Mining Bitcoin is capital-intensive which means you have to save to buy the necessary equipment. You also need money to buy the coin from people or organizations that are willing to sell theirs. Some jobs give employees the option of receiving their pay in Bitcoin, if you have the necessary skills you can get such jobs and earn your coins.

You can start with $30 but I will suggest that if you want to buy Bitcoin in lump sum you have to keep saving until you have some good amount. But if your are considering buying gradually in a consistent manner, you can consider using DCA method. But I encourage you to start planning to get to your goal of owning 1BTC because you can achieve it.

Why did you put your post in quotation marks? Are you quoting someone else?
Is it supposed to be a brain-storming exercise, or will you follow with an explanation of the Monopoly strategy that you've mentioned?

Anyhow, I find having a goal of achieving a whole bitcoin silly. There's nothing special about number "1", I'd much rather have 0.49754 of btc if it trades at $100k than have 1 btc at $10k.
You should be aiming for your btc holdings to be a certain % of your portfolio instead.

There are many ways to do it.

But let's just go with the basic method and that's to have more source of income. That's the first one, the others are like selling things for Bitcoin and the same goes with services.

You said it about the game monopoly, I don't know how that game goes but I've heard that when I was a kid and it's like the entire economy goes on and the same goes with our local neighborhood, shops, etc.

Monopoly is a game that has gone wrong. Fun fact: it was developed a woman, Lizzie Magie, as a way to educate people on the negative aspects of monopolization and how focus on privatization of stuff is ultimately unfair to the public. Then a guy named Charles Darrow played it once at a friends' house and decided that, actually, there's a way to transform it into a positive game about capitalism and call it "Monopoly".
Monopoly encourages buying land and property to win the game, basically encourages centralization of wealth and disregard for public good. Bitcoin is a decentralized currency, something that is closer to the opposite of Monopoly as we know it today. So, to be honest, I think it's just ideologically too different to build a strategy of accumulating Bitcoin on this game.

If you want to earn 1 Bitcoin with that $30, you can start by trading. And with your trading skills, you might get 1 Bitcoin but you don't know how long you can accumulate up to 1 Bitcoin.

I don't know how to get 1 Bitcoin for only $30 because I only know how to do it through trading. But maybe you can give us your idea so we can follow it and succeed in collecting 1 Bitcoin.

Oh, or maybe you're suggesting we gamble with that $30? That's what came to my mind because in playing Monopoly, you will walk according to the dice. If so, I don't think it's a good idea for us because gambling can make you lose $30.

I am not going to lie, the reason why I am still standing my ground with Bitcoin and crypto investment is because I am making money and it's not difficult for me to DCA into my favorite assets.

Let's for once stop deceiving ourselves, There is no way around investment than getting a job and getting paid every month, you can't be jobless and start accumulating Bitcoin, two things will deal with you.

1. You will exhaust yourself when you run out of money to DCA in the next month since no new money is coming into your pocket.

2. You will feel more pain when your wrongfully acquired asset keeps going down.

Steady income fixes investment worries in people's lives than those who aren't making money or who have no job.

It can be done, but you need to be consistent and have the mental toughness to do it. The question is, are you willing and ready to invest $30 and what is your plan then? This is not like a game inspired journey, this is real money and so with that you need to be very careful of it.

But if you are ready then, by all means, try to DCA $30 a week and start your accumulation period. As I have said, it's going to be very hard in the beginning and in the end because it's going to be very long and deliberate and there are a lot of bumps and humps along the way.

Why need to be obsessed? this time you're want to achieve 1 BTC, after you've achieved it you will look how to make 10 BTC, after you've achieved it you will look how to make 100 BTC and always continue to get those numbers.

When you're want to earn such big amount of money, usually you need to sacrifice many thing including your health, relationship, even you can do illegal thing. This is the reason why I think it's not good to always obsessed with numbers, far better if you only think do the best everyday.