That's no longer relevant. These days, people are just more realistic about Bitcoin and more focused on accumulating it rather than saying useless things. If you find someone who still says "wen lambo," they're probably still living in the past.

I used to see many of this crypto slang on telegram couple of years ago where holders, hunters and airdroppers will be writing when Lambo, maybe to a newly launched altcoin group or large sum holders of bitcoin expecting higher return on investment.

I can vow that altcoiners who shouted when Lambo those years had regretted that nothing really comes out of their altcoin investment to grab a Lambo, only few strong holders of bitcoin who held great quantity could actually benefit to grab some Lambo.

Times have changed a lot. Back then, it was normal to see the price of Bitcoin increase tenfold in less than two years sometimes it could even happen in just a few months, such as when the price climbed from $3,000 to $32,000. Today, however, things are different. The market has grown significantly; we are now talking about a trillion-dollar market, where a tenfold price increase would require an enormous influx of capital unlike in the past, when the market was much smaller. Consider, for instance, that even the hacking incident at Binance didn’t cause a major drop in price; five years ago, such an event would have triggered a significant decline.

Consequently, we won’t see people behaving the way they did years ago. I have a friend who used to invest heavily in Bitcoin he once bought an expensive car and engaged in various business deals but last year, his mindset had shifted. He didn’t sell all his coins, but he did sell a portion to start a real-world business, and the idea of ​​the car was forgotten. His reasoning? He explained that, given the financial crisis in our country, it was best to use his head and avoid unnecessary spending.

That was some people's dream, a dream that might never come true because they gave up along the line when the price of Bitcoin dropped, a person who has such expectation should better adopt long term investment else he will end up halfway with unfulfilled dreams, lot of persons go into investment as to be able to achieve what they have always wished for through profit making, but at the end  they fail to plan their investment journey in such a way that it favours them, imagine a person who wants to buy a Lamborghini with his Bitcoin investment and he is operating short term investment, in this period? though a person might be lucky but it is not certain to achieve that with the current situation of Bitcoin.

People will return to their ''lambo'' mindset when there are big opportunities and chances, but for now, bitcoin is not that profitable as it was years ago and the current price is not that impressive so far, so the best thing we can do for now is focus first on maximizing our bitcoin portfolio so that we can make the most of our future profits when bitcoin hits its new all time high price again.

''When lambo'' does not really fade, people are just waiting for the perfect moment to make it happen again.

Priorities have changed perhaps, or people have grown out of asking those questions. It could be either of both, but it does not mean that as that question is not as common as before that people are no longer accumulating bitcoin with long-term target. You also need to put into consideration security which many people now understand that they could be more vulnerable by details that are exposed online and one being that they are accumulating Bitcoin to buy something as luxurious as a Lambo or even having such a target.

These buzzwords have been popular in the past, and TBH, I didn't took those words seriously. Like is there anybody out here who is saving their Bitcoin just for them to use it to buy some Lambo? Hell none.

I'm thinking of one reason, and I think it's because they know that it isn't realistic anymore. If you're just an average Joe like me, it will take you a decade of holding it before you can get close to buying one. Now if you're just like other rich investors out there then you can buy it instantly using your Bitcoin holdings. Nobody's saying it anymore because those who're saying it in the past might not investing in crypto anymore because they lost so much money, or it's kind of irrelevant nowadays.

Some Bitcoin holders don't spend their BTC to buy luxuries because of the thinking that if they just continue holding it, it could give more profit for them. Bitcoin do appreciate in the long run. A lambo depreciates in value.

The phrase "when lambo" is rarely heard anymore, and I have never heard it lately. Maybe, because there is no longer the frenzied euphoria, that could make it happen. As far as I know, the phrase is more often used when discussing shitcoins, not Bitcoin. Shitcoins used to have so many people hoping for altcoins they "thought" would skyrocket in price, so they often said "wen lambo", or "to the moon". Another word I have heard before is "pump it up".

I think people were also realistic about Bitcoin in the past, because Bitcoin back then could easily do 100x, 50x etc etc in just a single cycle; but now it can't—because of increased market cap. It will take more effort for price to increase compared to back then—at most 2 - 3x. I don't think anyone will be doing "when Lambo" with that kind of gain.

Of course, but it would also be better if we have this Lambo. 

But for me it's not the first thing I would consider buying, if I would sell some Bitcoins from my investment, I would make sure I would diversify into some assets like properties, but if it's too much then buying a Lambo should be part of the plan. Whatever happens as long as I have a Lambo, I would call myself successful, we all have different definitions of success so for me so be it.