And as for what it's going to buy in the future, it's really hard to say, AI companies are possible, but I think right now there aren't any fast-growing AI companies, maybe Elon Musk will build one from scratch.

I am still trying accumulate $20 Bitcoin in daily day trough price under $30,000, my planning until Bitcoin raise to $50,000 stop accumulate and take profit since one years spent few percent of my salary spending to invest in Bitcoin. In my environment have tradition with saving money called lottery club or "arisan" and each time of duration have more than 20 until 30 member, each member will get their fund in next ten days later which spending from 10$ until $20 in daily day and take more than one or two years duration for every one getting their saving fund. But I change my mindset than holding with fiat get potential inflation in the future, I try with accumulate Bitcoin and not stopping yet until bitcoin one day later back up above $50,000.

Its bitcoin still on the dip and as much possible accumulate and keep holding until one time selling our Bitcoin assets in the higher price,

Yes, it's true. The SEC doesn't consider bitcoin  a security, but it thinks that of most altcoins, not all though. For instance, they said that ETH is probably a security, but couldn't even begin to set up their case against it. The SEC also claimed that XRP is a security, but lost its first court case... The fact that someone is guilty is one thing, whether you can prove it is another. There are no clear rules here and with all this precedence, the cases are going to drag on for years.

Inflation does not effect only poor but its also a big threat for wealthy people and everything is of higher cost instead of vast amount of resources present in our country. May be the country's leader do not have any idea about the uses of these resources or may be they are scarcity of these resources but what I know is that here is abundant of gas, petroleum and water resources so they should worked on it to provide for each and every individual of a country.

You need to be careful about suggesting that people sell BTC at various price points - especially if you are suggesting that they would be "taking profits" by selling because there are a lot of people who have way too few bitcoin, and if they end up selling bitcoin too early and/or BTC price does not end up falling, the they may well end up screwing up and engaging in bad practices - including that this thread is not really about selling BTC to make profits, but instead investing in the long term, continuing to accumulate BTC, and perhaps down the road many more options could well be available due to a practice of primarily accumulating BTC over many years, even if there are UPs and downs along the way.  

Land is becoming lesser and not very available for agriculture as before, There is a lot of Urbanization going on and many land space are being built on to carter for the increasing number of persons. There will be lesser organic foods available for consumption as the worlds population increase and farming space reduces. Because of this, there now has to be an improvement in farming methods and I personally consider vertical Farming to be the future of organic food farming.

In vertical farming, Plants are grown in stacked layers under controlled conditions like green house farming.

Although I've never bothered with the stock market, I believe that sometimes combining your options and creating a diverse portfolio is the greatest option in minimizing the risk.

All banks offer poor interest rates that can't compete with the increasing inflation, even at normal periods when it isn't spiking like it currently is. The only way to counter inflation is by investing in assets, such as stocks or bonds.

Bitcoin is for everyone, so accumulate what you can, and sure the people in the more rich nations have advantages because they tend to have more discretionary income, yet at the same time, a decent number  of the people in the rich countries do not appreciate the need to accumulate bitcoin, so the people who are starting to accumulate today and recently are still likely going to be advantaged over those people who might not figure out that they should be (need to) accumulate bitcoin and they might not start accumulating bitcoin until 5-10 years down the road, and therefore those people who are starting today may well have a 5-10 year head start on other people who might start accumulating bitcoin later.

Actually talking about inflation is a complex matter and requires in-depth study on this matter. But as far as I understand that inflation is actually needed by a country to be able to control their economy and their currency. But of course the government's inability to control inflation will be fatal for them, because it will cause chaos in their economy and there will be many people who have difficulty being able to buy their needs because of rising prices. That's why smart governments need to be able to manage inflation and deflation in their countries so that this will not affect the economy and the value of their currency.

You left out a very important one: high energy prices, which affect everything. If gasoline and electricity prices go up, you not only pay more to fill up the tank and for the electricity in your house, you will also pay more for groceries, for example.
In fact, the inflation we have been experiencing for a couple of years now is mainly due to energy prices and massive post-covid printing. Then it was exacerbated by the Ukrainian war, but it started earlier.

Bitcoin is as good as gold! In fact, its even more scarce. The SEC is embracing bitcoin because they have no other option but to if they want to get in on the action! The Blackrock ETF news is huge, finally they have accepted this. Hopefully we will see some movement soon, with this halving coming up it could get a little turbulent for BTC but definitely due time to CRUSH THESE ATHs! Lets break 100k savvy!?

Now it comes to fixed deposit, real estate, stock market, mutual fund, gold investment, any subject we can proceed with the investment target.

Yeah, but you are fighting with the hypothetical, because in this hypothetical the BTC price is already $80k and a newbie is coming to BTC and he is having to decide what to do at that time.  He cannot go back in history.

Another thing, is your presumption that BTC will dip merely because it gets to $80k.  That has not always been the case in BTC history, but still we cannot necessarily merely use BTC price history in order to make our decision about what to do.  We have to decide right at that time what to do, and we are new to bitcoin, we do not have any and we have to decide.

If you decide to wait for the dip, then you still don't have any BTC if the price does not end up dipping as you are suggesting that you expect it to do so.

The SEC distinguishes Bitcoin from other cryptocurrencies and considers it to be a decentralized digital cash, exempting it from the classification of "security" that applies to many other tokens.

Sanctions have worked to an extent, but I don't believe sanctions can make Russia stop the war. This looks like a war in that the ego plays a very big role. Neither Russia nor Ukraine nor NATO would want to agree that they've been defeated.
Without the sanctions, Russia would have been able to do more harm to its enemies through economic means and otherwise. At this point, they're just looking for ways to survive whatever sanction that gets thrown at them and they've been managing well so far.