We know that Bitcoin is for everyone, whoever has money can buy Bitcoin, Bitcoin is neutral, it does not see any community on the rich and the poor. Those who have knowledge and experience about Bitcoin, and those who have funds can buy Bitcoin, Bitcoin is not only for the rich, but for the poor. Maybe the rich can buy more Bitcoin because of their expensive money and they can become large holders, but the poor can only hold a small fraction with their small amount of money. So we know that Bitcoin is not mainly for the rich, Bitcoin is a neutral one that is equal for every person, anyone can buy it with money.

As much as you want and can afford without thinking you would need to convert it back.

A beginner shouldn't start making investments directly, but if they know they have understood things somehow and now want to start investing, they can start with as little as $10, or even less if someone is selling Bitcoin privately to you and you are not buying directly from the market. I'm not totally sure but I think P2P trading can allow lower amounts to be bought compared to open market where you place your order to buy using stable coins or other cryptocurrencies.

People who are often new to cryptocurrencies and have no knowledge about cryptocurrencies think and believe that you can't buy them in portions, and if someone wants to invest, they will have to buy one whole coin or token. That is the only reason why someone can think and say that Bitcoin is just for the rich because only the rich can afford to buy a whole Bitcoin now considering its price.
If someone comes to know that you can even buy fractions of it since it has 8 decimal points, they wouldn't say such things to begin with.

Sometimes, it's better to be humble and cautious rather than opportunistic - though everything should be there in order to achieve success.

@Op, I can't agree with you completely. If we look at history, we can see that Bitcoin has never made a difference between people. Bitcoin has its own momentum. If someone can match this momentum, then he will definitely benefit in the long run. Since there is only a supply of 21 million Bitcoins, its demand will increase day by day.

But yes, a rich person can easily hold Bitcoin if he wants. Because he has that amount of money deposited with him. But on the other hand, a poor person should think very carefully about every step. His every step should be for the good of the future. And that is why we invest in Bitcoin. Because it is a digital asset. We can invest in Bitcoin partially again and again. Which benefits the poor in the long run. So I would like to say, Bitcoin is a universal monetary system. It never differentiates between the rich and the poor.

Being humble will save you and if you're a poor guy before but Bitcoin made you rich, it's best to humble yourself and never be boastful with the assets that you have. There are too many people nowadays that are flaunting their Bitcoin holdings without even cautious of hiding their identities and that's the reason why there were $5 wrench attacks and sadly, kidnappings happened too. This is the reason if you are a bitcoin rich, I agree that it's not just sometimes better to be humble but be one at all times.

Yeah, let people acknowledge you for being one. And let success being the noise but even with that, remain humble, and lowkey at all times. You don't have to boast of how you've got everything and made you one of the richest out there because of Bitcoin. Life is hard and don't make it tougher for others for showing how much you have and what you have become. If there is a way to help them even in advice if they ask to, then help them. Otherwise, remain silent at all times.

When you try too hard to show people your wealth, you might also attract scammers who would want to clean out your pockets a little, or a lot, and throw some troubles your way, so to speak, for your growth and development. That’s why I also believe that happiness loves silence. If there are people you want to help, it’s also worth doing so only when they ask for it otherwise, you might end up being accused of interfering in someone else’s life without being asked.

Or they would target you with transactions that would eventually find their way to compromise your human factor by sending something somewhere not needed initially. I agree with you, better to get such people off your trail by not screaming about it..

That's what we're saying and that's why we have to humble ourselves and don't be too boastful with your assets. Scammers and bad actors could lead your flaunt into their evil eyes. And with life's toughness now, you'll never know what people can do just to survive and if they know you personally, that's the harder part because it could lead to wrench attacks and other sort of bad physical actions against you. Avoid trouble, remain silent and keep that to yourself even if you really want to boast someone who's boastful to you too.