I meet
BTC in 2015 when it's price was around $200, I couldnt buy it then for several reasons, and two of those reasons are -
- 1. I was very poor back then, and $200 was a lot of money.. Yes, I couldn't afford it, though I could afford a fraction of BTC, but I still didn't buy because.....
- 2. I felt it was already too expensive, $200 being a lot of money for me back then easily made me believe that BTC at that price was already too expensive. I hope you guys can see from my perspective, for easy comprehension.
Sadly >
, I watched
BTC rise from one ATH to another, and for me, each new ATH felt like it was the last, that
BTC will never go past that price again, and in my very face, a new ATH will emerge, and a new form of regret will grow in me, the regret is not because I didn't buy, but because my prediction was wrong.
This kept on and on, until I finally came to the realization that
BTC is totally limitless in-terms of pricing, supply might be limited to 21m coins, but price is absolutely limitless.
And reading from what Satoshi supposedly said in the image below, it's clear he too wasn't even sure of how far
BTC would go or what the price would be, it was all like a gamble in the very beginning, quoting him now...
it might make sense just to get some IN CASE it catches on
The keyword is
in case- in case means
unsure.
Example: you are not sure if it will rain, but you still go out with your umbrella just in case it rains.
Contributions, insights are all welcome, feel free to share your own bitcoin story too.