Firstly if you have the luxury to get one BTC now and still sustain your good standard of living then I think you are not financially doing bad, going with the price of Bitcoin you have to be doing atleast financially ok to afford that. One other thing is that you shouldn't borrow funds to invest in Bitcoin or in crypto-currency generally, you can grow your portfolio and in a long run grow your wealth so even if you can't afford one Bitcoin you are still good.

Honestly I have 1 Bitcoin, but I have nothing else than that. Obviously it's not easy, I think I spent for 4 years to get it.

I don't think myself rich or financial freedom, because I live in rented house, use entry level phone that I bought 4 years ago, drive cheap motorcycle, etc and I live frugally. Compared to my friends who have better lifestyle.

I guess people who think that having 1 Bitcoin is rich because Average Joe only invest less than 10% of their wealth in Bitcoin.

Imagine if they have 1 Bitcoin that worth of $87K, this will make people think their total wealth are $870K.

Bitcoin's been around for 16 years now and it's still kicking which says something. I love how it's scarce, that's gotta mean something for its value down the road. Getting to a whole BTC feels like a stretch for me but even stacking some smaller amounts seems worth it. I'm in it for the long haul, keeping risks in check. It's not my only thing, I mix it up a bit, but bitcoin's definitely a big piece of the puzzle for me. Patience is the name of the game here.

It is good that you don't see yourself as financially free, this will keep you on the edge of your sit and you will keep triumphing, I like your style.

I know we have people among us who don't reason the same way as others, they choose to live in a very funny way and yet they are more progressive than most people around them.

The future does matters, and many people that are more than average than us today might become poor in the future, whatever is going to reshape our future starts yesterday, we gotta be prepared for it, because @Helena Yu, wherever Bitcoin goes in the future it goes with you and I am certain that it will be a brighter one.

Rented house and entry level phone you said? We both know it is part of the reasons why people like you choose to live this way, no time for relentless, something gotta keep us going.

I honestly don't know if anyone from a Western country will be able to become “incredibly rich” by holding just 1 BTC. Rich yeah I can see it, but I doubt the "incredibly" part 

Apart from that, I agree with the idea of accumulating as much BTC as possible regardless of the rate, current events, and other things. DCAing is still the best way to go for most of us in my opinion.

0,01 BTC and its cost is small with people in developed and high income countries but with people who are living in developing countries, third world, and have low income, it's too much and perhaps big capital with them.

Get richer, in my opinion is with ROI, and you will get same ROI by investing in either 0,01 BTC or 1 BTC. The profit in $ would be different by differences in initial capitals but ROIs are the same.

With poor people, they will still get richer by investing in 0,01 BTC because it is big initial investment capital with them, so profit from it would be big with them too.

1 BTC can be a great target for anybody, and in the end - we won't just sell it off once we acquire it, we will hold tight to it and see what's in store for the future, when we will probably need to hodl or cash out a bit accordingly.

I think you're on the right track, because I understand you’re not planning to stop there. With that frugal mindset, it’s only natural that you’ll keep saving and investing, which sets you up for a solid future.


I'm also more of a “depends on the person's specific circumstances” kind of thinker, but I found the slogan funny enough to bring it up.


That depends on the returns you believe you can get with Bitcoin. If you go with Saylor’s bull case, that’s $50M per bitcoin; the base case is $13M. It won’t be enough to buy you an island, a private jet, and a yacht, but in any developed country, with over $10M in net worth, you’ll be in the top 1%.

If someone struggles to get 1 Bitcoin, their living condition may not change because after owning the 1 Bitcoin they may set a new goal for themselves, and they may also develop a reluctance to want to even make any form of withdrawal to even try better the standard of their living. Some people have become so used to living frugally that even when they're in the position to improve their standard of living they still keep themselves living frugally. It is not a good way to live especially when you have been disciplined for a very long time, living below the proper standard of living. It is okay to improve your standard of living from the profit of your investment, the real wealth is in health, and an investment in the things around us that can improve and better our physical and mental health is not a waste.

Buy any amount of Bitcoin and shut the fuck up is what works for everyone especially me because Bitcoin truly improves my finances ever since my first purchase way back 2015.

Until now I still reminisce the first time I purchase since I use my hard earned salary because I’m too hype on Bitcoin.

I started to slow down buying when I diversify my assets on stocks market and insurance when Bitcoin first hit the 20K ATH during 2017. So yeah this slogan is freaking legit!