I also started out buying like that, with every single cent that I could spare, but that is not neccesarilly the best way to do it. I changed my strategy slightly by hoarding the "cash" until the price is favorable to buy more bitcoins.

So why should you be forced to buy at a high price, if you can keep the cash and then when there are a drop in the price... buy more bitcoins. The timing of these buys are crucial and you should never buy in a Bull market..... rather wait it out and buy when it drops. 

That's what we called hype riders, meaning they want to enter an industry that they don't know or that is new to them just because they see its value or because a lot of people earn from it. I think many people invested and got interested in bitcoin or other crypto coins when the NFT's were popular. I will not say the specific game, but in my country, that crypto game became too popular because of the earnings you could get, and I noticed that many non-crypto people started to invest in it. A little while later, the game started to lose its value, and still many people in my country became crypto wannabe enthusiasts.

What I've learned is that many people will enter into something that they don't know because of its opportunity to earn, and nothing is wrong with that. What's wrong is that they think things are easy. Many borrow or load money, or some sell properties just to have capital they can use in bitcoin or other crypto currencies. Little do they know that the best way to earn is to start with a little amount, and then it's up to you and your ability to make your money grow. That's when you will know that you have a future in that industry or in the crypto world.

Bitcoin has made itself available for individuals to invest in it, is just that some people has failed to understand the strategy in which this digital currency exist, this different investment strategy has made me to know that bitcoin was carefully designed to be like that, so that it can accommodate the larger population of the world, the only excuse an intending investor will tender that could make him or her not to invest in bitcoin, could just be income less than 10$ and more responsibilities, which I know that, this is not possible with people from the developed world, this excuses are mostly found in people who doesn't have much interest initially, the trust DCA is the best strategy to go gradually, this has helped many to achieve a lot in this industry.

The problem is the transaction fee right now, right now it takes up to $7 as the minimal fee for Bitcoin transaction and we are not even in a bull market yet, so ridiculous. The best thing for those who can only afford $10 invest on Bitcoin is to save up the money first and when they money is up to $100 they can proceed and buy Bitcoin, at least there are still some time left, that's ten rounds of saving $10 to get to $100, that's not impossible.

I passed the same message to someone who contacted me online about Bitcoin investment and complained about the transaction fee, I also told him to keep an eye on mempool to know when the transaction fee gets cheaper, it's possible it will still become cheaper before the bull market gets back on again.

Since the value of Bitcoin increases any time it makes sense to invest when you have the money even if it seem small to your eye, remember that the $500 you held on waiting for it to get to $1000 before you invest can turn into $1000 if you just invest the $500 today, do not wait.

Not all people has the guts to invest on volatile assets especially if they already have the job that secure their life financially. Only people that accepts volatility and live with are those who can afford investing on this kind asset since they knew what’s the possible consequence.

We can’t blame those who can’t invest on Bitcoin despite they are financially capable because that’s their choice of financial independence by relying only to their salary from work. We can’t convert the rest of non-Bitcoin investors to invest that’s why we are lucky to be here and enjoy the benefits of Bitcoin because we are not afraid on volatility.

starting to buy in small amounts is the right step for beginners who are still unsure about the security of bitcoin itself,
and there is no problem buying in millions of dollars if the person has free money without disturbing the main money in meeting needs,
the conclusion , whatever our investment is, that is the financial capacity we have, there is no need to force investment if it is only for prestige.

Those who learn about Bitcoins and update the information for themselves every day will certainly come to the understanding that practice is always better than theory. Buying a small amount should motivate people to further study and invest regularly. Understanding that you are in the Bitcoin wave and owning it is certainly something many people want to have. But those who wait for the best price every time are probably burned by their expectations because they do not understand that the best price is called "now ”.

investing in bitcoins in small amounts and gradually is the perfect way to invest in crypto, where by investing small amounts we can at the same time learn to be consistent in investing so that one day we will have 1 bitcoin or even more than our patience

Everything about bitcoin continues to fascinate me. Satoshi that created bitcoin have just made sure it is easy for everyone to have access to. Unlike other currencies, there’s always a minimum amount you can use to afford an asset but bitcoin have broke that barrier. Satoshi, the smaller unit of bitcoin was invented when bitcoin was worth almost nothing, but today to even own some satoshi’s will make you a millionaire is some parts of the world. $200 is a very big sum of money that when spent without investing will get you alot and at the same time when invested will give you very little amount of bitcoin in satoshi.

Bitcoin inventor has already simplified everything for us, you can invest as little as possible and you’ll get a lot of profit in return base on your amount of investment.A lot of people that own bitcoin in their wallets today don’t own at least one bitcoin, the minority of them who are big company whales are those that own at least one bitcoin in there wallets. So, if the majority have less than one bitcoin, you have no excuse not to invest in bitcoin now with as little as you can afford now.


That is a misconception and your statement shouldn’t go like that when referring to bitcoin investment. Bitcoin is not an asset to be lost if you’ve invested and secured your wallet the right way. Bitcoin investment is just simple being able to withstand the market volatility and wait for the long term to reap the rewards of your investment in it. Bitcoin are not altcoins that you might be doubting if you’ll get a profit from it in the long run or not. For every of your investments in bitcoin; 1BTC will still remain 1BTC until you sell them out. And the price it will worth, and also; the basis of your profit to loss ratio will depend on the amount it was worth when selling when compared to the price it was when buying.