Have You Accomplished What Brought You to Bitcoin?

[Blitzboy]

Curiosity and financial independence drove my Bitcoin journey. I was drawn to decentralization and worldwide, unregulated transactions like you. The path is more complicated than expected. Although revolutionary, Bitcoin is subject to the laws we intended to avoid. This reality check changed my goals.

Bitcoin gives me flexibility and control over my time, but volatility and regulation complicate it. Like you, I've balanced digital and traditional income. I stay hopeful. Digital finance is changing, and Bitcoin is important. Strategic planning and financial ecosystem adaption can lead to financial independence, in my opinion. Its a difficult path with great potential for those who persevere.

[naira]

I call bitcoin the most beautiful gift that plays an important role in fulfilling my needs. If we talk about how much, then the answer is too much. Until now, Bitcoin has changed my life from being unemployed to having a fairly decent income. There are countless benefits that I have received from Bitcoin, starting from giving monthly rations to my parents, getting married, owning a house, a small family with all its harmony, which cannot be separated from the benefits. that I got. Bitcoin became my bridge to achieve anything I could not achieve before.

[LogitechMouse]

Re: Have You Accomplished What Brought You to Bitcoin?

I have accomplished one, and TBH, I accomplished it many years ago already.
Freedom. Freedom to do everything I wanted, or at least I had more time to do the things that I wanted to do. Unlike when I was working for 8 hours, I have more freedom now to travel to the places that I want to go.

Is this my end goal? No, it isn't and I have another goal that I want to accomplish with the help of Bitcoin. Live off of dividends with the help of Bitcoin of course. I'm not saying that Bitcoin itself will give me dividends, but you know what I mean if you're an investor. Right now, I'm far, far away from that goal, but that's my end goal. I need to add more income sources to quicken the process.

Financial Freedom, and dividends. Sounds crazy, but who cares? That's my goal that I want to accomplish in the future with the help of Bitcoin.

[peter0425]

I am still on the process mate because there are mistakes i have committed back in the days that my main Goal in bitcoin have failed ,  now I am starting with strong motivation and dedication so it will take me another years to achieve but never that I will lose my hopes and dreams .
there are people who succeed in early stage , there are failing up to now but the main thing here is to never lose your goal. keep it kicking and keep it to the top of your dreams.

[Silver005]

I will say not at all, this is just the beginning, Bitcoin investment has turn our lives so beautiful and can never be satisfied because one good turn deserves another so, I have been so happy and glad to have been part and perce of this great opportunity and I must say I am not.

 As a person, you might feel a sense of accomplishment if you have achieved your goal of gaining financial independence through investing in Bitcoin. You might also feel a sense of accomplishment if you have contributed to the development of the Bitcoin community or the wider cryptocurrency ecosystem. However, it's important to remember that your worth is not measured by your financial success or any other external measure. Your true value comes from within, and no amount of money or possessions can ever take that away from you. Ultimately, the only person who can decide if you have accomplished what brought you to Bitcoin ......

[bussybuddy]

Bitcoin's like a magnet for folks tired of the banks breathing down their necks. No more middlemen, just you and your digital stash, chilling in your own vault. Freedom, though? That's a different story.

Sure, Bitcoin can crack open doors you wouldn't find in a regular bank, but it's no magic potion to freedomland. Think of it as a badass toolbox, not a teleport. It'll teach you how to boss your own cash, navigate the financial jungle, and take responsibility for your dough. Those skills, forged in the Bitcoin fires, definitely up your chances of achieving freedom later, but it's still a long game, not a quick sprint. No guarantees, just potential.

[Fivestar4everMVP]

What brought you to Bitcoin? How much of it have you accomplished? For me, it is the desire to earn a living off the internet without the encumbrances of a 9-5 job and having clients from all over the world pay me for my services without the limitations and regulations of fiat (a pity Bitcoin is being fiercely regulated too). I wouldn't say that I have accomplished that since I still support my earnings with "regular" jobs. I like the liberty of being in control of my time and how I work though I still have not gained that liberty completely. Nevertheless, I believe that with the plans I've implemented, being completely free from a 9-5 or "regular" is possible in 2 years.


What brought you to Bitcoin and how much of it have you accomplished?

I think we are the same, it is exactly same thing that brought you to bitcoin that also brought me here actually.

I can still remember vividly in 2015, I was working for a polyethylene company, a 6 to 7 job actually, this is to say that, we resume work 6 am everyday, and close 7pm, it was a very extruciating job since it involved us operating heavy machinaries, and by the end of the month, we are paid peanuts as salaries after having made millions for the company.

I started searching for a better and easier life, I discovered a ponzi scheme we knew as mmm at that time, my desperation for a new source of income forced me to join the ponzi scheme, I had a boss who was my upliner, I invested money on that ponzi scheme which I later lost, by the time, my upliner had little knowledge of bitcoin and then told us(his downliners) about it, but not in full details, I on my own decided to find out more about bitcoin, I started searching through Google and that was how I found this forum.

Long story short, I have not actually achieved the of financial stability I want, which is actually one of my primary reason for being in crypto, but I am most comfortable with my life at the moment, as I no longer work for anybody, I am my own boss and now have my own business, but then, the hustle never stops until life itself comes to an end.

[Maslate]

I should say big profits made me brought into bitcoin. Since I worked before an 8-hour day job and only paid a minimum wage, I have to find a side job that will offer me a bigger compensation than my regular job. That’s when the time I was being introduced to bitcoin with a friend of mine. At first I was still hesitant thinking a lot would say that bitcoin is a Ponzi scheme, so I feel like asking myself if I am really ready to take risk with bitcoin. And thankfully, I was able to succeed from my bitcoin investment and gradually earning money so I can achieve my goal.

I have succeeded leaving my day job and now, I’m earning better than before. But if ask I have become rich already, that thing I still don’t know when I’ll be able to achieve that but I believe with the opportunities from bitcoin, I know I can do it as long as there’s faith, courage and self-determination.

[Mpamaegbu]

I hope OP knows that the way they arranged the topic of this thread points to the asset nature of Bitcoin which has continued to be a subject of debate. I, for one, also believe that Bitcoin is seen more like an asset than a means of payment.

As for accomplishing what purpose one aimed at getting hooked on Bitcoin, I can tell you that it will be hard to get an honest answer on that. Man is insatiable by nature. The more he gets the more he wants more. The pun there's is intentional and that's to buttress the extent of greed that's inherent in man.

[Tamaperdana]

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What brought you to Bitcoin and how much of it have you accomplished?

Which made me jump into bitcoin investment, if I'm not mistaken, when the bitcoin price was busy breaking through its ATH. At that time perhaps many people realized the potential of Bitcoin, and I was one of them. From that day I started studying it very carefully, until I decided to buy my first bitcoin.

And based on my own achievements in bitcoin investment. Currently I have not sold the bitcoins I own. Because it's a shame if you sell it now, I'm afraid the price could rise again in the next few months. So I will wait more patiently, so that the results are maximum.

[Bushdark]

I got into Bitcoin to make my life better. I have succeeded in that target but there is so much more that I expect & want from Bitcoin. I think I am married to Bitcoin forever even if I like it or not. I am so heavily invested that it going to shape my life & success or lack of.

I don't think many of us came into the crypto market to just take profits and leave. We are all here to benefit long from the market in as much as the market still exist. There are many opportunities in the market apart from investing in Bitcoin. My major reason why I invested in Bitcoin is to keep making profits from the market and I don't think the aim would be achieved in the main time. I hope to see the price of Bitcoin to reach like $500,k and more and I surely know it will come to pass.