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Setting aside some of the income we have for long-term plans is certainly very important because it is very unlikely that we will continue to work until we are old and we can see that some people who have prepared savings for their old age will certainly be able to relax and enjoy with their family, for now. Indeed, many people have invested in Bitcoin and as you said, it is easy to understand, but for some people who don't want to learn it, of course it won't mean anything to them.
Everyone of course has good plans for their future and also their children and of course they will pass on to their children the assets they have accumulated and as you said it is very true we never know the value of the assets we have invested in and if we don't store the wallet key properly and the assets have made a profit, of course this doesn't leave anything for us, so it's important to be able to store the wallet key properly so that we can still access the assets that we have stored.
Saving and investing, thats your ticket to a future where you're not eating cat food in a cardboard box. You have to think long-term, what happens when you're too old to sling burgers or code? Im not suggesting put all your eggs in one basket, but Bitcoin aint just some eggs, its a whole revolution. Control over your OWN money? Transparency? This is revolution, folks
It can be confusing, folks, it took me a while to figure out. But once you get it, you are done. But remember, if you lose that wallet key, or password, or anything related to security, you're screwed. Treat it like your social security number. And dont be selfish with this knowledge. Pass it on. Teach your kids, your nephews, folks, even your grandma if she's cool. Make sure they get it. Its not just about the money, its about empowering future generations. Dont let them become financial sheep, they gotta be financial wolves.
