Bitcoin is a relatively young asset, so it has a lot of potential and I think that the initial plan should include a much higher probability than just doubling our investment.

The average cycle that Bitcoin goes through takes 4 years, and hoping during this time to just double your investment is a very small profit with quite large risks, since in a traditional business you can also achieve a return on investment over a period of about 5 years. And since we are talking about Bitcoin, we should expect significantly larger profits over this period, I expect no less than x4-x5.

You're right about this. Unfortunately, only a few percentage of us actually stay and continue holding and we can't blame those who decided to sell as I'm sure they have their own reasons (aside from probably getting tired and impatient). One reason I can think about is how they find themselves in a situation where they need to sell because they need the money for something (most likely an unexpected situation) and so they have no choice but to sell to make up for the money they need. Although it would've been ideal for them to have other sources to have for those types of situations, we're not the ones in their positions to dictate what they should have done. Nevertheless, no matter what, of course, it is still heavily suggested for us to continue holding.

what do you think is the solution to get help to these people?
are you more into the individualistic side with a "too each their own" approach where there's some kind of natural selection and some will fatally lose anyway or do you take a more collectivist approach thinking that we should take care of all humans and get the person some support and network if they don't have the means to help themselves?

really curious on these possible points of view

Sancho going to Barcelona would be a dream for both parties. Juventus is not a huge team, but Barcelona could become a great team with him, they are still not far away from the title possibility at la liga, and they are doing great at UCL as well, so all those combined could mean that we could potentially see him do fine at Barcelona.

Juventus had so many troubles and I am guessing that we are not going to end up with that many amazing deals for them in the near future, players and their agents will know that they are not going to get what they want out of there and could face trouble and success could be very difficult. On the other hand if he goes to Barcelona then he is going to get everything he wants there, success, fame, money, everything will be there and he will be playing at the second biggest league in the world. Not like there is anyone who would be better than him neither, so he will get as much time as he possibly could as well.

Well, I think this is the best way to explain Bitcoin to them by just comparing them to gold. Cause for sure even in the past, many people are already aware on how gold system works especially that you can invest into them. By just telling them that it's like gold, then they could have an idea that Bitcoin can be use as investment. The only problem is, some wouldn't trust the internet, which is pretty normal since there's a lot of cases where there's a scam, hacks and stealing. Just tell them both sides of the Bitcoin and let's not be biased, we all know that despite the benefits like decentralization, there's still risk involved. Cause they would like to invest or risk their funds into something they could see physically.

All of these major incidents that you mentioned (3AC, Blockfi, Celsius, Voyager, Luna, and FTX ) are all centralized services that have nothing to do with Bitcoin in the first place. They are like parasitic organisms that had to be eliminated.

Although these incidents were painful and caused losses to many people, they had a positive aspect in that they made people realize the importance of Bitcoin and that it is the only coin that can be trusted. Therefore, I support your opinion on this point. If it were not for the existence of Bitcoin, the cryptocurrency industry would have collapsed completely.

Even though some people will argue that Bitcoin was not created primarily as a means of investment, it has become obvious that Bitcoin presents a good investment opportunity. Many people even use Bitcoin as a hedge against fiat is plagued by inflation. One aspect that have created much argument is real estate with many saying it is more reliable than Bitcoin that they claim is risky.

I know several threads have been made in this regards with most of them moribund. I created this post because I feel so bad regarding what happened in my country. As you can see in this post and the video in it, the state government demolished an entire estate with several buildings and properties inside. This is peoples investment that just got destroyed. This was a property approved by previous administration but demolished by new government...another risk many people do not put into consideration in real estate and some other physical investments.  This is a confirmation that Bitcoin is safer and better than many conventional investment portfolios.

Anyone still doubting the freedom, comfort and peace that Bitcoin offers is probably yet to embrace reality.

Ancelotti's reign would soon come to an end and he'll leave the club to go focus on his managerial career in the Brazil national team  and I believe he might resign sooner, therefore Realmadrid shouldn't think twice in getting their former player Xabi cause I believe he'll make the perfect replacement for Ancelotti and also he could influence some of his current good performing players at Leverkusen to move over to Madrid with him, for instance Victor Boniface, who's a very good finisher and one of the best in the Bundesliga currently.

 Bayern already has a good coach in person of Thomas Tuchel and they've got no plans of sacking him yet, however Liverpool still got more contract with Klopp and could however still move  for Xabi in a case where Klopp seek to retire but I think the best option for Xabi to move to would be Realmadrid cause they've got a good board and owner that would back him up with funds and help him sign the rightful players to enable him succeed.

Undoubtedly, Kelvin De Bruyne and his Manchester City teammate Rodri were two of the most important members of the Pep Guardiola team that won the treble last season and that why since the sustained injury this season, Manchester City hasn't been getting good results like they were getting last season.
The absence of Kelvin De Bruyne also has significantly  affected Erling Haaland's goalscoring abilities as the Belgian was always assisting  Haaland for most of his goals last season. Rodri's injury isn't as serious as De Bruyne's injury an would return to action very soon.

However, Xabi has a different view of the targets at several clubs who are interested in him. with the squad at Leverkusen, he was able to provide a good performance. So there is a lot of public opinion that if he trains a better quality club, it will give the team a very good performance. Munich may be interested, but they shouldn't win the race. Xabi would indeed be very suitable for Madrid. that's what fans are talking about a lot right now.
Madrid is not bad, but to continue the very good trend that Ancelotti has built in Madrid so far will clearly not be easy for anyone. but Xabi has the ability to do that.

Some folks out there, they actually act like that – they distance themselves when they strike it big. It's just the way things are in the world we live in; we can't control how people will change based on their circumstances. Typically, wealthy folks tend to stick with other wealthy folks because they think it guards against being taken advantage of.

Perhaps the winner believed that having a lot of money would earn him lots of friends, maybe even some relatives wanting a piece of the pie. People might label him as selfish, but that's just how it goes – people change, and that's the one thing you can count on in this world.

Like you, I find holding easier and risk free.

In my country, teacher salaries are also low, so many teachers have to make money on the side by doing business, there are also those who sell online and quite a few are now taking advantage of developing technology such as YouTube, Facebook and TikTok. to become a content creator.

This is very different from developed countries where teacher salaries are the second highest after doctors and paramedics. Yes, in my country. The second lowest number is like disrespecting teachers. So this is the fate of the nation's children who do not give birth to intelligent people. The government should set teacher salaries because one of the reasons why great people are born is also because there are teachers who educate and teach. So we hope that in the future teacher performance will be increasingly appreciated. Sorry I vented, I talked like this. Coincidentally, my older brother is a high school teacher, he also earns extra income by giving private lessons and selling online too.

The part when you say that salary from teaching will not be enough for everyday life is a bit sad actually, I thought it's only happening in my country, yet I am wrong.

And that only shows that Bitcoin is still not yet on that peak whilst gold was already in there. I don't own gold so I don't have an idea on how huge the market of it and not for now that I'll get into it as I want to be focused first with Bitcoin. But with your title, most people are thinking that Bitcoin is actually the digital gold. So, you can remove that word 'digital' if the thread is all about comparison of Bitcoin and gold. We've got a lot of discussions about it already in the past and since you're in a Bitcoin forum, obviously everyone is going to say good things about Bitcoin and how optimistic we are. The potential of Bitcoin can be seen with that comparison of gold's market cap and itself.