Are new bitcoin users early or late to the party?

[RockBell]

I feel like I'm too late and the btc price is literally just gonna go sideways forever. Or maybe a slow gradual push up. Maybe in 20 years it will be worth half a mil.

I dont think we're gonna see anymore gains like people of the 2010s and 13s experienced. and even 2017...|

Will btc ever hit a million? Or hundred million?

I kick myself so hard every night going to sleep that I didn't get in earlier. Liek I'll literally have dreams of being in 2013 when I first heard about it and buying some... T_T

The window is now open, so there is an opportunity to invest, purchase, and hold—not buying earlier has already passed—but most people don't realize it. Out of fear, I bought, sold there, and I did so for less money than it was worth. acquired as a result of the market, but it is wise to buy and hold rather than selling even when prices are down because doing so would just lead to further regret.

[Victorik]

I feel like I'm too late and the btc price is literally just gonna go sideways forever. Or maybe a slow gradual push up. Maybe in 20 years it will be worth half a mil.

I dont think we're gonna see anymore gains like people of the 2010s and 13s experienced. and even 2017...|

Will btc ever hit a million? Or hundred million?

I kick myself so hard every night going to sleep that I didn't get in earlier. Liek I'll literally have dreams of being in 2013 when I first heard about it and buying some... T_T

Don't feel too bad. Chances are that even if you had the information about BTC in 2013, you probably wouldn't have acted or embraced it, so don't regret.

You may have missed it while it was all time low, but you can still bag some now and hope that it get better and gets a new all time high.

You are not late, though you ain't early, there's still so much ahead

[eightdots]

I think it is wrong to approach early or late. Because if you approach it that way, you will regret not noticing it sooner. Instead, you should focus on what kind of investment I should make for the future. Perhaps you will profit more from those who know bitcoin early on. No one knows for sure, but it could still happen. The current level will perhaps be a very low figure for 5 years from now.

[Blawpaw]

IMO there will be only to ways this may turn out to be... Bitcoin will either be crushed by regulation once CBDCs come into action or it may stay untouched and its value may soar. If the last option comes up to be true then yes, newcomers will still on time for the party.

[eddie.gouws]

I feel like I'm too late and the btc price is literally just gonna go sideways forever. Or maybe a slow gradual push up. Maybe in 20 years it will be worth half a mil.

I dont think we're gonna see anymore gains like people of the 2010s and 13s experienced. and even 2017...|

Will btc ever hit a million? Or hundred million?

I kick myself so hard every night going to sleep that I didn't get in earlier. Liek I'll literally have dreams of being in 2013 when I first heard about it and buying some... T_T

The short answer is that new bitcoin users are late to the party. Bitcoin has been around since 2009, and while it's still young and growing, it has already achieved a great deal. In order to get the most out of bitcoin, it's important to understand its history and how it works.

That said, there's still plenty of time to get involved in the cryptocurrency revolution. Bitcoin is still in its early days, and there's plenty of opportunity for growth. So if you're interested in getting into bitcoin, don't be discouraged – just do your homework first!

[nullama]

I don't think people who are new to Bitcoin are still late. But if I had learned about it when it first came out, I could have gotten a better result for me. So there is buying bitcoin then and buying bitcoin now. If I had learned the technology then, my life would have been different.

Bitcoin was different in the past. In the beginning there was no monetary value for it, and you could get 50 BTC from just clicking "Generate Coins" on a windows application overnight.

Many people got quite a lot of coins like that and then lost it all since they couldn't really do anything with them.

At some point people were hesitant to pay twenty bucks or so (price of 2 large pizzas) for 10 thousand BTC.

It's easy to romanticize the idea that you would have done the perfect thing back then, but in reality the most probable outcome is that you won't have access today to those coins. Either you would have lost them, or you would have sold them for very cheap (when it went 10X from what you paid for example)

[stomachgrowls]

IMO there will be only to ways this may turn out to be... Bitcoin will either be crushed by regulation once CBDCs come into action or it may stay untouched and its value may soar. If the last option comes up to be true then yes, newcomers will still on time for the party.

I do have high hopes that it would really still remain since there's no way that they could shut it down technically yet it cant be totally controlled despite government could only get some involvement on regulations and

restrictions but not not in overall since they cant really stop it and as long there's some demand to it then its impossible that its price would go down into the floor.

Some might be saying that they are late into the party but we can still make money if we do know on what to do in our investment.Play with the price movement and you would
really take advantage of the volatility and make profits.