Is Buying Bitcoin Today Worth It—or Are We Too Late?

[Baki202]

It doesn't matter when you start buying bitcoin yes you can start buying bitcoin today or tomorrow or probably next tomorrow if possible next month depending on the time you figure out your discretionary income because I believe it's lack of discretionary income that keep most guys on hold till this time while some folks might be waiting to get everything figured out before getting started with their bitcoin investment and of course every individuals have the right to decide when to get started with bitcoin investment but just like the saying that "the earlier the better" so there is nothing good as starting our investment quite on time.

No matter when you want buy it is always a good time to buy now we have gone past the era of waiting for the dip if the dip eventually happens like it's happening now then you can take advantage to buy more but before that you can decide to do the DCA strategy we're you can buy any day anytime that is exactly how it is suppose to be because people will always want to wait to buy but now things are different the only thing thing that seems to be very important in this case is for you to use part of your money for DCA and that is the only thing people need to understand, the only thing that I feel the folks needs to take seriously is for them to get the basic knowledge and then the capital follows because without money there is no way you will be able to invest, capital and knowledge is actually what is keeping a lot of people especially capital.

[Y3shot]

It is never late to buy bitcoin and bitcoin still worth it as it stands today. We need to understand that their will always be a time that seems it is too late to buy bitcoin or buying bitcoin is not worth it, dont let this decieve you.

If you still delay in buying bitcoin you may end up regretting in the future.  Bitcoin still have good value and it is still worth it buying bitcoin, if you are confused about buying bitcoin it will be better for you to first get Understanding to see the value of Bitcoin and if you end up buying in a confused state you may end up taking wrong decisions that may not be profitable for you.

[jossiel]

If you're worried about what ROI any investment in Bitcoin would give now, thinking that the price is already high; then you should think of those who bought at ATH of $126k+. Bitcoin is at a discount for those who are buying now at below $70k, so why shouldn't anyone buy now? I believe I've answered your question on that, right?

There are possible investors that have bought during the ATH on $126k. And that's because they've thought that we're seeing $200k soon.

But that failed and delayed, and if they're currently in loss. There's no option for them to profit unless they hold for a long time until it goes back to that price.

We've seen the highs and it's going to be back there, and those who haven't thought of buying yet, they should do it while they're looking at a lowered price.

[Cookdata]

I always think -

Bitcoin's price is so high now compared to its cheap early days— people are buying bitcoin thousands of dollars worth today, actually profit long-term, or is a big crash coming that wipes it out?" It's basically fear of buying at a peak and regretting it if the value collapses.

When Bitcoin was cheap, only retail money was available that time in the market. The thousands of Bitcoin that are bought in the market worth millions. If such amount of money flows into Bitcoin that time, I'm not sure if many people will be able to buy Bitcoin. The market has phase, we have seen retail money and now we are seeing the some part of traditional market money and coperate organization, the next phase is government to institution which we are seeing right now.

Back when BTC started (early days, like 2009–2013), each coin was worth very little (pennies or dollars), so early buyers could get tons cheaply. Now the price is super high (around $68,000–$70,000 per coin as of mid-February 2026), so spending thousands of dollars buys only a tiny fraction (like 0.1 BTC or less). If those who invest thousands today will see their money grow and become "worth it" in the future, or if the whole market will crash hard and they'll lose everything.


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You need to know one thing about the Bitcoin market, as the market is dumping, it's not like sellers are just throwing off their Bitcoin on the exchange, those sold Bitcoin are bought by other buyers. These buyers are the smart money that accumulate all the Bitcoin and hold until we see another bull cycle, some hold for short term and sell immediately they make their profit. This is basically what the market makers does on the sell and buy side, either you see the market worth it or not, there will always be buyers that are willing to buy Bitcoin irrespective of the price.

[Callido]

If those who invest thousands today will see their money grow and become "worth it" in the future, or if the whole market will crash hard and they'll lose everything.


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If you fail to utilize the opportunity you have to invest now the price is in thousands, you may come back and regret by the time Bitcoin has made its way, valued at a million, just like back then when Bitcoin was priced for cents, hundred of dollars and now it is worth over thousands. This may not have been the earliest you met Bitcoin, but you can still make use of the available opportunity to create fortunes.

[EarnOnVictor]

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To be straight with you, it's not an end in Bitcoin investment, but you only need to be smart with it. Mind you, you shouldn't have the mentality of those who bought it in 2011, as they were lucky, so they can hold Bitcoin as they like now without the risk of losing their money. But you can't.

Now that it has dropped from $126K+ to around $67K, buying it can't be so unreasonable, for it now has prominent status and die-hard holders, especially big individual and institutions are involved in it. So, it's falling will be limited, and I don't see it going below $35,000 anymore. So, if you are not the type who wants 20x, you might still buy or wait a little longer for a better low to buy.

[Bd officer]

OP has changed the title. Anyway, I would like to say based on the title, you are not late to buy Bitcoin, there is still a chance, you should not focus on the past but focus on the future. If you look at the past price, it will seem that you are too late, but if you think about the future of Bitcoin, it will seem that you are still in the early stages. Bitcoin will never return to the past price, as time goes by, Bitcoin will become more valuable. I would say that Bitcoin price has not reached its peak, it will increase a lot, you can expect Bitcoin price to be 1 million dollars in the future, which is not impossible. So if you plan to invest for the long term, buy Bitcoin and hold it.

[Daniel91]

If you're worried about what ROI any investment in Bitcoin would give now, thinking that the price is already high; then you should think of those who bought at ATH of $126k+. Bitcoin is at a discount for those who are buying now at below $70k, so why shouldn't anyone buy now? I believe I've answered your question on that, right?

There are possible investors that have bought during the ATH on $126k. And that's because they've thought that we're seeing $200k soon.

But that failed and delayed, and if they're currently in loss. There's no option for them to profit unless they hold for a long time until it goes back to that price.

We've seen the highs and it's going to be back there, and those who haven't thought of buying yet, they should do it while they're looking at a lowered price.

In fact, institutional investors, such as investment funds and banks, have been investing heavily in bitcoin lately, but not directly, but through ETFs (exchange-traded funds). Small investors have had minimal impact on the price of bitcoin in the past few years, while large investors have invested billions of dollars in crypto.
However, large investors follow global trends, US central bank interest rates, US government tariff policy, stock price movements in technology companies in America... a lot of this influences the business decisions of the managers of these large investment funds.
Bitcoin has in a way become a "victim" of the current unfavorable global economic trends (and large investors have been selling it in recent weeks), but trends are changing quickly and I expect BTC to continue growing until the end of this year or next.
Those who are patient and keep their bitcoin will be in profit in the long term.