Bitcoin: We're Not at the Beginning... But We're Not Done Climbing

[Obim34]

people always ask, is it too late to invest in bitcoin! !
buy whenever you can, don't hesitate or be afraid,
and don't need to ask for other people's advice every time prices dip or the bear market comes along

We are not yet in the dip, and many threads have been discussing whether to buy now, I think by the time we enter the dip full time, we will be having hundreds of them lined up  , instead of the panic, it can be turned into comfort by accumulating Bitcoin to satisfaction.

Bitcoin will fall, afterwards it will increase when the bull season comes, who don't take this opportunity will certainly miss out on profits in the long run, zero hesitation to buy is differentiates investors that understands Bitcoin and the procrastinators.

[AmoreJaz]

One thing I still continuously tell people is that it is never too late to get in on Bitcoin.. ni matter what the propaganda is or what the media portray. Bitcoin still isn't at its peak. There is still a lot of massive growth awaiting in the future and the only people who will enjoy and benefit from this growth are those who tapped in and got in early... When I mean early, now is early. You can buy a number of Sats to begin, you don't have to buy a whole Bitcoin to join the moving train.
Bitcoin is even now more accessible that is has ever been. I sincerely do believe that Bitcoin one day will get to that threshold of $1M

That is true, because whether your entry point is just now or was before, how you handle your crypto assets will give you an idea how you do in terms of profits. Because it is how you manage your assets in order to earn more profits. There's no concrete answer as to how you will do in this market because there are so many factors in play how you will make it here.

[GhostRider2487]

1000s of advancements to be had

[CryptoYar]

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Bitcoin will become not technology test, but fully grown world item, and more than 19.98 million coins are already out there with total of just over 95 percent of amount moving into use. Although rest of amount will still be found up until year 2140, the next big goal of 20 millionth Bitcoin in early 2026 is important point in increasing charm of long term investing instead of short term trading, due to its increasing shortage in digital form.

We have entered Company Age where Wall Street giants and big firms see Bitcoin as backup item, with price mostly steady at between $90,000 and $120,000 and looking at market falls as buying chance instead of panic. Since price rise rate of Bitcoin now is lower than that of gold and most of amount is held in hands of long term owners, even smallest rise in need can start big changes in price. After all, investment group is in end seeing Bitcoin as long lasting way to keep value which is now making its way into world money system by largely ignoring short term shortage of money.

[X-ray]

people always ask, is it too late to invest in bitcoin! !
buy whenever you can, don't hesitate or be afraid,
and don't need to ask for other people's advice every time prices dip or the bear market comes along

For some reason people keep asking if they're too late in investing in bitcoin, but they don't realize that they are already too late to invest in any other thing too.

Top stocks are already reaching multi trillions market cap, yet people keep investing on them. There's no such thing as too late if the chart keep climbing.

Whenever people ask this, I always tell them to see the bitcoin's chart monthly candle and calculate themselves how much gain bitcoin has gotten so far. Easy way to explain to them that there's no such thing as too late for a scarce limited supply bitcoin.

[Darker45]

To people who are still asking whether it's too late to get into Bitcoin, that's probably the same question when Bitcoin hit $10 and then $100, $1,000, $10,000, and even $100,000.

Try to consider the adoption level we have today. How many individuals, companies, governments hold Bitcoin? Are they the majority or a tiny minority? Try to take a look at the structure and performances of fiat. Do they seem sustainable or Bitcoin will outlive them? Try to consider the design of Bitcoin. Will it survive the changes of the time especially in terms of finance, economics, politics, and whatnot? Isn't the world going digital? Apart from Bitcoin, is there any other currency that has the potential to rule the global e-commerce scene?

[Russlenat]

Generally speaking, bitcoin price is rising inevitably. There might be possible price crash and correction, but that's part of the process, like what we have at the present. What's important is, we are consistent in buying and hodling, because bitcoin's value always appreciates, while fiat's value end up depreciating.

Yes, we're not at the beginning phase, but we're not close yet to where it should end. Bitcoin has still a long way to go, so let's move forward and upward with bitcoin. The market will surely reward those who are seen highly patient from buying and hodling, and from not leaving bitcoin when the bearish market arrives.

[Natalim]

Sometimes, it's just hard to determine where we are, depending on what we see on the short-term timeline. Mostly, if people can see the hindsight, better decisions can be made, but it's not always possible. We should be aware that it's a gift to see how much the BTC price is changing, but going with the flow is hard; that's why it's best to stick to a strategy you can take advantage of. Like DCA continuously, and make your asset grow.

I do hope that it can be 1 M. Right now, the price needs to climb again.

Bitcoin price is never certain and is always unpredictable, and this is one of the challenges we have to face if we want to remain a bitcoin investor for the longest time. Some may have leave bitcoin and finally quit from bitcoin investment, while others are brave and fearless enough to constantly navigate the market despite of high volatility of bitcoin.

In the end, those who stick to their strategy and focused on their goal are the ones left to witness the high success of bitcoin.

And yet, we are still in the phase of heading for the climax, where everyone has no hint or clue as to what price bitcoin has to offer. Still, patience and positivity should be present.

[Outhue]

Maybe OP is right, but as someone who knows trading it is better to count on what the chart is telling you rather than just predictions, the problem is if you are out of Bitcoin the price might surge later, and if you hold Bitcoin the price might go all the way down to 40,000 again, i am not saying this will happen but it's possible.

To avoid not getting caught between these two possibilities it's better to have some Bitcoin leftovers, and have some USDT too, so whatever happens you will take advantage of any situations that plays out later, I don't want to hear that I missed some opportunities because of the confusion of the market prices.

[Vaculin]

This serves as a reminder that no matter how sometimes bitcoin price is so discouraging, we should not get carried away by our own emotions and decide to leave bitcoin for good.

Instead, we should be more motivated to keep moving forward until we get satisfied with the current price of bitcoin. That is how a long term hodler should approach bitcoin and the market, and not the compulsive type.

Bitcoin has already reached a highly significant price from a scratch, and it will keep reaching a new all time high if we allow ourselves to stick with bitcoin and increase its demand in the long run.

[davis196]

we are no longer in the early stages, but it is not too late,
and there are still plenty of opportunities to invest in bitcoin

therefore, any correction or dip is a good opportunity to buy.
or, if your goal and believe Bitcoin will reach 1 million in the future

people always ask, is it too late to invest in bitcoin! !
buy whenever you can, don't hesitate or be afraid,
and don't need to ask for other people's advice every time prices dip or the bear market comes along

I get your point of view, but some Bitcoin maximalists might get offended.
The fact that you are measuring BTC in USD and you are focused solely on the Bitcoin price, proves that you are into Bitcoin only for the fiat money. There's nothing wrong with this, but it seems to me that you are one of the investors, who have the "Bitcoin will hit a million USD, I will sell my BTC and buy a lambo and a big house." mentality. What happens when "the goal is reached", Bitcoin hits one million dollars and everyone suddenly decides to sell their BTC for fiat money? The price would most likely go back to 100K or below. Is that what we all want?
If the answer is yes, this is kinda pathetic, but I completely understand human greed. It really seems that Bitcoin is just a tool for gaining more fiat money profits.