Jokes asides, man, I've just come this one conclusion. There's something wrong with people who repeatedly tell you how to get wealthy. Either their advice sucks, or they gain a lot from you; or sometimes both. If you're a badass rich man, why the hell do you try so hard to convince brokies you're right in YouTube shorts?

There’s no guaranteed profit on investing but one thing is for sure that you will not lose if you will not sold your holdings at loss because Bitcoin price keeps recovering how hard it nose dive. I think only those who purchase on peak or above 45K are still at loss now but they will surely recover once the price fully recovers or if they DCA when the price goes than to 15K to be on breakeven or in profit.

Michael Saylor is the living proof about my statement that you will never lose if you will never sold at loss. Bitcoin is one of kind investments. People values it a lot that’s why the price keeps recovering no matter what the FUD throws against it.

There's something wrong with people who repeatedly tell you how to get wealthy. Either their advice sucks, or they gain a lot from you; or sometimes both.

If you're a badass rich man, why the hell do you try so hard to convince brokies you're right in YouTube shorts? Why do you choose to spend all this valuable time of yours in random podcasts? I don't want to sound absolute, maybe they have helped some, but I personally find these advice and talks obvious after a second thought.

we know that it's best to buy Bitcoin at DIP and Hold or sell it off at any convenient price above the amount we bought it. it's just reasonable to say that you've made your profit after you've successfully sold it at a value that is greater than the amount you bought it regardless of the profit you made. but Robert Kiyosaki, in a podcast suggests that you make your profit at the point you bought Bitcoin and not at the point you sold it regardless of the amount you sold it.

Not really sure what he's trying to say here because he says random blabber sometimes despite him having good points in some of his books, but I think the main gist of his statement is pretty much to buy bitcoin, and hold for long-term while ignoring price fluctuations.

Just ignore what he's trying to say here lol he's probably just trying to be sort of philosophical. You're in profit once bitcoin's price is higher than your average buy price. That's it.

but Robert Kiyosaki, in a podcast suggests that you make your profit at the point you bought Bitcoin and not at the point you sold it regardless of the amount you sold it.

we know that it's best to buy Bitcoin at DIP and Hold or sell it off at any convenient price above the amount we bought it. it's just reasonable to say that you've made your profit after you've successfully sold it at a value that is greater than the amount you bought it regardless of the profit you made. but Robert Kiyosaki, in a podcast suggests that you make your profit at the point you bought Bitcoin and not at the point you sold it regardless of the amount you sold it.

I understand the angle he Is coming from and it is that not being patient and selling your bitcoin during a minor bull could still not be all that profitable because the price of bitcoin can still rise above the amount you sold it which makes selling at that price unreasonable and that the reason why he suggest that you make profit at the point of buying bitcoin is probably because of the certainty that if you buy at the DIP, its almost certain that you're going to make profit in the long run.

 what's the guarantee that once you've bought bitcoin you are 100% certain that you've made profit.

At what point can you consider to have made profit in your bitcoin holding journey?

Kiyosaki is full of shit. He made more money selling books and being a personality than investing.