Being patient is a necessary condition not only in Bitcoin but in all investments. Achieving excellence in investing is difficult and in some cases impossible, but being patient can lead to a high-return outcome. The urge to win quickly leads people to make mistakes. You are right about this. Being patient by acting within a certain plan is one of the characteristics required to achieve goals.

We all want to reach our goals immediately, but the market has a structure, acting within this structure and being patient will benefit us in reaching our goals.

Bitcoin doesn’t just come to you does it, you don’t own Bitcoins or even factions of it by being patient. You’ve got to invest in the industry at some point. This means you need money from some stream of income to do that. So you work, save up and start your Bitcoin journey with an investment. Afterwards, your other virtues to hodling successfully could apply and that be patience. No many would want to trade because, they hope to make maximum profits on this but, many at times, it’s turned to be a failed move by beginners who go hungry for profits without proper experience on how to trade the Bitcoin market.
You don’t need a skill to hodl, just a clear determination to do so and disciplined enough to not doubt the process.

I understand what you mean and where you're going. yes. It's like poetry, but if it starts and runs, it will be extraordinary. BTC is for everyone and the good news is that Bitcoin holders are growing and expanding right now and this is a strong signal towards larger numbers despite the current downtrend.

At the moment everything still looks bullish, although the $59K price round acts as the right resistance but the price prediction will be high after this halving is over is not impossible this year and will head above $100K Btc and most likely will be exceeded and of course step by step.

You treat Bitcoin like "manna from heaven" when simply Bitcoin is a decentralized transaction system developed out of Satoshi's concerns about the current system. It wasn't developed as an investment asset from the start, but somehow over time people considered it an "investment asset" rather than a digital currency. That's not wrong, but what's wrong is how someone deifies Bitcoin and assumes that one can become successful by just investing in it and being patient - and even more hilariously makes it a gateway to "life long success". No need for hyperbole, and just educate people properly, no need to exaggerate.

I have given up on trying to know what the price of Bitcoin will be before, during and after the halving because such exercise brings nothing but headache.  Furthermore, I consider it because I'm playing for the long term with no intention of selling now. Making Bitcoin part of my future is my ultimate goal and that is the reason I'm looking beyond quick profits. Selling during the peak and buying back might seem like a reasonable approach but I don't want to complicate things and run into problems. So I will HODL and continue adding more to my portfolio using the DCA method that I'm using to buy.

Those that dwell so much on what the price is end up selling just like many are doing now using the conflict between Isreal and Iran as excuse.

Judging from O.P's statement and yours, I can boldly say O.P wasn't actually wrong when he/she described Bitcoin as an asset for "life long success",  because looking at it's value and how BTC has skyrocketed in the past 5 to 10years clearly shows that Bitcoin was and is still remains the only asset capable to grant great return after a long long, and as such if you are lucky to have found anyone who invented a huge sum into Bitcoin 5 to 10years ago and still held on til this day (i.e HODL), you will notice such individual likely to be living a happy and successful life due to the massive increase in the price value of Bitcoin.

So in conclusion, Bitcoin remains the best and only asset to have great return over a long term investment, far better than bank fiat investment.

The investment thesis of bitcoin is as strong as it was 10 years ago.  Sure, there is less upside potential in terms of magnitude, but there is no reason to change the approach right now as compared to what a guy might have done 10 years ago.  In other words, a guy who figures out that bitcoin is a good investment should attempt to invest as aggressively as he can without over doing it, whether that is $100 per week, $10 per week or some other amount that is within his discretionary income.

Now on the other hand, if you are trying to suggest that there is some other place to put your money, besides bitcoin, then pray tell what is that?  Hopefully you are not implying shitcoins.

The fact of the matter is that bitcoin remains amongst the best of places to invest right now, if not the best, so your nonsense about not being able to profit enough is a bunch of bullshit, because guys who got into bitcoin 10 years ago, were not very confident in whether their investment into bitcoin was going to pay off.  I know.  I was actively involved and got started in bitcoin right around 10.5 years ago, and surely there were not many folks ready to listen to me, and it is true even today, regular folks believe that they are too late to bitcoin, and the main thing that has happened in the last 10 years is that bitcoin has grown somewhat, but it is no fucking where close to being a mature asset, merely because rich folks are using spot ETFs to front run retail investors (and other normies), and so normie common men better get their brains in gear and get started investing into bitcoin rather than pouting about how they are supposedly too late, which seems to be the theme of your dumbass advice legendbtc.

Even in your own case, you have been registered on the forum since mid-2016.  Hopefully you have gotten enough BTC, or did you even think 2016 was too late?  You probably did and you are still whining about how you missed out, and you are still saying the same dumb things that fail refuse to get guys involved into investing into BTC, which is what any and all newbie normies need to be doing for their own good, and bitcoin is not going to wait around for them. . .and the guys buying the BTC spot ETFs are going to try to front run the normie newbies, but even those guys are a bit slow in terms of getting in, so any normie newbies who are getting into bitcoin now, better figure out ways to get started and to get as aggressive as they are able to be with their investment into bitcoin and hopefully they can establish a 4-10 year or longer investment timeline..and then see where they are at 4-10 years down the road.  Of course, if they can front-load their investment into BTC, that is fine too, but many folks are not able to front load their investment, so they just need to create some kind of a practice in which they are investing regularly, such as weekly and then just keeping their investing into BTC going... and even though there are no guarantees, they can hopefully learn as they go too and figure out how to tailor their BTC approach to their own particular circumstances.


Don't be fucking around with crypto, or lotteries or gambling.. just figure out a bitcoin strategy and build your bitcoin portfolio for 4-10 years or longer.. so stop your nonsense by suggesting "crypto".. start with bitcoin first, and then figure out later if you want to get involved in shitcoins, but you should develop a bitcoin strategy first.


Start with bitcoin. Don't be fucking around with shitcoins.  Start with bitcoin first, with whatever extra cash that you can set aside, and then as you get started and study bitcoin you can decide the extent to tailor your investment into bitcoin as compared with other trade offs that you might have including if you have an income that comes from employment or if you have needs to invest into a business in order to generate income, which could end up taking away from some of a guy's ability to invest into bitcoin.  Each person has to balance these kinds of matters, but everyone should get started with bitcoin, and don't be thinking about shitcoins or trying to consider shitcoins as the same thing (or a similar thing), when they are not.


A better way to explain bitcoin is to suggest that it is a way to preserve your value.  Sure it is not guaranteed, but if you take a measured approach and continue to put money into bitcoin over 4-10 years or longer, there are decently good chances that your wealth is going to end up being preserved better by having had put it into bitcoin rather than in other places, even though in the short-term you might feel long periods in which you are losing value, but the way that bitcoin is designed it is quite likely to have good chances of continuing to increase in value... and you can also learn about it as you go, including learning how to hold your bitcoin in private ways (private wallets - and to secure them for yourself or for your heirs).


Yep.. You can ONLY invest into bitcoin (or any other investment) with extra money that you have.  You cannot invest with money that you are going to need in the next 4-10 years or longer.  So if you are real poor, then you might ONLY be able to invest $10 per week into bitcoin, rather than $100 per week, and if you cannot afford $10 per week, then you are not going tyo directly be able to benefit from bitcoin, and perhaps you would just indirectly benefit from bitcoin causing more fairness in the money, even though you personally don't have any discretionary income.  You have to have discretionary income to invest otherwise you are gambling rather than investing, and it is not good to gamble with money that you need for your expenses.


That is one of the advantages that we have right now.  We know about bitcoin, so we can invest into it and build our stash., and yeah, maybe in 10 years we might be able to accumulate 1 or 2 bitcoin, or maybe we will only be able to accumulate 0.1 to 0.4 BTC.. and maybe that will still be a lot of bitcoin in 10 years.  We should attempt to do our best, since we cannot know for sure how much bitcoin is going to be worth in 10 years from now.. or even later.  There are a lot of people who invest 30-40 years of their lives, and with traditional systems, they might never get anywhere with their investment.  It seems that even though bitcoin is not guaranteed, it seems to be a good place to put extra value as long as you are able to figure out ways to protect that value accumulation.

Please don't say what will confuse people.  What is your definition of investment?
Bitcoin can also be considered to be an investment because when you put money into bitcoin you are expecting to gained good profit from the capital you put in bitcoin. Anything you put in money to get profit after sometime is an investment.  Bitcoin is considered to be a digital investment. When people are not willing to make physical investment,  bitcoin is one of the digital investment that you can think of. Bitcoin is a longterm investment people can always look up to for profit by hodling.

Very true as a common man all we need is patience in other to grow.
Investing on Bitcoin is one of the best investment in the world right now and Bitcoin investment needs endurance in other to gain profit.
The best thing to do when investing on Bitcoin is to invest and forget about it because it needs time, when you invest on Bitcoin and then put your hope in wanting to gain profit quick it will cause you depression, invest on Bitcoin and give it time, give it more time and you will be proud you were patient.