The Day of a No-Coiner

[Sandra_hakeem]

You trust the Fed. The banks. The SEC. The Treasury. The FDIC. The IMF. The BIS. The ECB. Your advisor. Your employer. Your pension fund. Your HOA. Your landlord. Your insurance company. Your broker. The credit bureaus that leaked your data in 2017, 2019, 2023, and last Tuesday.

They'll rather die than surrender their thoughts to the evidences via growth-- ROI, the value from since when they started speaking negatively against it. Some have realized their naivety and have tried to gather as much as they can, but for old time sake, the strain in their writing or the pain in their voices when they remorse on the Internet hits hard (I'm talking about those that grow into a systemic gimmick, those who were not old enough/ allowed to have their thoughts. The same perpetrators deviced their parents against them)

[Alphakilo]

Poor fella now will live his life with regrets of not taking the chance.

Or he is going to deny that bitcoin is still drug money and the paper he is using got the real value that is mentioned.

Sometimes that is how I see when people argue that bitcoin is not the future, I simply be silent and just see whatever they are blabbering and after the few years I will simply show the price chart to prove them wrong.

People fear what they don't trust and that is how I see this, because in pure contrast, this story tells the difference between a permissioned life and permission less money.
No matter the risk management practices that is involved here, without trust of or trust in the system, there would be no profit but constant losses.

[AVE5]

Honestly, the main problem I notice with no-coiners I know is they are always too darn sceptical.  To them, Bitcoin just feels like some strange, risky bet, not a real change in how we think about money.  Deep down, its not that they dont trust the technology.

Sorry nobody it's hard to believe that someon would have trust snd understands the Bitcoin valuation and the blockchain and never still have bought one.
I just believe anyone who's perching in the blockchain or digital assets and doesn't have bought a damn is either due to the technological trust issues otherwise, skepticism is already part of the investors signals being driven by volatility
So it psychologically drives enthusiasts emotions.

[UchihaSarada]

The Little HODLer gallery has many memes about Bitcoin and some of them are comparisons between Bitcoiners and No coiners.

From this gallery page https://thelittlehodler.com/gallery/, at the right side, click on the bullet points to get memes about each category such as El Little Nocoiner, Little Nocoiner, but there are more for your explorations.

    All
    Baby HODLer
    El Little Nocoiner
    El Little Presidente
    Little Bear
    Little Bitcoin
    Little Bull
    Little HODLer
    Little HODLerette
    Little Lina
    Little Nocoiner
    Little Precoiner
    Little Printer
    Little Regulator
    Little Satoshi
    Little Trezor

[philipma1957]

the hodl early under 1k  and sell over 100k are the winners.

You took the time they held out of the equation. If you're talking about 1k to 100k, that means they held for about 12 years, so you shouldn't expect it to be the same with people who have held for 5 years from 2021 to 2026.
You also should use the same numbers for both people. If the person who bought at 1k held till it was 100k, then you would use the same for the person who bought at  64k. Meaning the person who bought at 64k made 87% in profit at 120k. If he did not sell then, it simply means he believes that the price can go higher than that.

but plenty of btc late comers are crushed.

If they are, it would be because they don't understand what they signed up for, or they have forgotten. The person who bought at 1k and held till over 100k held for almost 13 years at a time when Bitcoin increased faster, so any "late comer" has to know that they need to hold for a long time. I'm not saying they will get anything remotely close to a 9,900% increase, but they would be better than where they are currently.

No I used the april 2021 to April 2026

To show that the dow is way up

And that btc is not way up.

So today if you entered btc 5 years ago and you entered a match the dow 5 years years ago today the better choice was match the dow.


And that if you purchased at btc 1000 and sold at 100,000 yeah you did great.

The op is simply missing out that trillions were made on other investments.

Silver April 2021 18 an oz
Silver April 2026 83 an Oz

64,000 in silver 2021 april

295,000 in silver 2026 april


So btc sucks for  5 years against silver.

Even if you sold the btc in Oct 1 btc was 126k

Silver you could say if sold at 120 an Oz would be  over 426,000

So the 5 year winner is silver not btc.

And the buyer of silver selling at peak won over the buyer of btc that sold at btc peak.

Now myself I sold all my silver,in Dec 2025 and Jan 2026. In fact my last silver sale was at 118 an Oz.



And I used it to buy  around .25 btc at 63k

My point is btc buys can suck even with long 6 year holds.

Dec 2017 19k
Jan 2023  16.9k    is more than a five year hodl to a loss


So many no coiners laugh at btc holders.


Especially the fact that btc people believe 4year price cycles are valid.

Yeah the 4 year mining cycle is real.

The 4 year price cycle with crypto winters is simply big money conning coiners.

[yhiaali3]

It is a long but beautiful article that compels you to read it to the end because it expresses a truly ironic reality. All the simple, everyday facts that we live by are ridiculous because they are actually lies that governments have planted in our minds since childhood as facts.

I'm not as bothered by governments as I am by those sycophants who facilitate their work by intentionally or unintentionally promoting their lies, like Peter Schiff or Eugene F. Fama—the Nobel laureate in economics, dubbed the father of modern finance, who said that the probability of Bitcoin becoming worthless is “close to 100%” within 10 years?! I want to see his face in 10 years!😲

[Don Pedro Dinero]

It is a long but beautiful article that compels you to read it to the end because it expresses a truly ironic reality. All the simple, everyday facts that we live by are ridiculous because they are actually lies that governments have planted in our minds since childhood as facts.

I’d say it’s more than that. Underlying the text is the alternative that would allow him to escape that whole shitty life, and that is Bitcoin. I’d say Bitcoin is a sort of ‘red pill’, to use the Matrix analogy. You can carry on believing the lies, becoming increasingly poor and dependent on those who run the show, or you can buy Bitcoin (especially if you manage it yourself with your own private keys).

[BitBrainers]

The red pill analogy is exactly right. The no-coiner isn't stupid. He's just never been shown that the alternative exists. The system is designed to keep the alternative invisible. Banks don't teach financial literacy. Schools don't teach monetary history. Media calls Bitcoin a scam while quietly reporting that BlackRock just bought another billion. The information asymmetry is the product.

[SeriouslyGiveaway]

The red pill analogy is exactly right.

Bitcoin is the Orange Pill, not a Red Pill.

The no-coiner isn't stupid. He's just never been shown that the alternative exists. The system is designed to keep the alternative invisible. Banks don't teach financial literacy. Schools don't teach monetary history. Media calls Bitcoin a scam while quietly reporting that BlackRock just bought another billion. The information asymmetry is the product.

Your saying could be true many years ago but in 2026 and several previous years, Bitcoin adoption has become big enough so that there are many resources to learn about Bitcoin. Many schools, colleges and universities have their courses from free to paid ones for pupils to students learning about Bitcoin.

Social media have talked more about Bitcoin year by year, cycle by cycle.

Banks have become more friendly with Bitcoin.

Your post is completely wrong.

[BitBrainers]

The orange pill point is valid. But having access to information and being motivated to seek it out are two very different things. The system never gives most people a reason to question it. That's the whole point.

[Alonso_]

I wonder if there are people that are still a no coiners, because one that I can think of that will make someone a no coiner is ignorance, because I’m completely sure there are people who ignore this facts, and I also still wonder if there are people who don’t have bitcoin as an assets, which I think sometimes this things are caused by some financial negligence something that is unforeseen that we ourselves doesn’t know anything for them, which could be a personal reasons.

The publicity about bitcoin have been known everywhere, I don’t think there is any youthful person that doesn’t know anything about bitcoin.

When you invest in bitcoin and hold you definitely going to reap the future benefits when you keep buying and holding consistently.

[Smartprofit]

I really loved this story! This is exactly how people think and feel.

Ordinary people think that members of the power elite are smart, prudent, and disciplined. That they have a clear vision of the future and a concrete plan to ensure the well-being of everyone on Earth.

But in reality, some members of the power elite are solipsists. They don't believe in the existence of anyone but themselves. Other members of the power elite believe that everyone on the planet is in a computer simulation. And they personally need to commit various crazy acts to entertain the engineers running this simulation (otherwise they will stop it). The rest of the power elite are simply fools, adventurers, or people who don't truly understand what's happening around them.

As a result, the ship is sailing in an unknown direction. The storm has already begun.  The rudder is missing, the sails are torn, the captain and first mate are drinking rum in the hold and threatening the sharks with all sorts of punishments...

Ordinary people think everything is fine because they see everything around them that they've grown accustomed to since childhood. But they don't see that none of it functions as it once did.

They call Bitcoin a risky asset... Meanwhile, it's the most reliable asset in the world. 💁

[Free Market Capitalist]

Personally, given how well the OP has articulated this message in his characteristic style, it got me thinking about why so many people just go along with the system without realizing what’s wrong with it. And I think it’s because many people haven’t realized how the world has changed. For your parents’ generation, or your grandparents’ (depending on your age), going with the flow of the system worked out well if you lived in a developed country. You could get a job that didn’t require special qualifications, and that was enough to support a wife, raise two children, own a house and a car, and maybe even think about a second vacation home. Fast forward 50 years, and unless you have a very high income—even with both partners working—you won’t even come close to achieving that standard of living. Why is this? Because of the inflation caused by massive money printing since 1971, which is far greater than the CPI metric politicians use to hide real inflation.

The world has changed a lot since then, but many people’s mindset hasn’t.

[pawanjain]

You trust the Fed. The banks. The SEC. The Treasury. The FDIC. The IMF. The BIS. The ECB. Your advisor. Your employer. Your pension fund. Your HOA. Your landlord. Your insurance company. Your broker. The credit bureaus that leaked your data in 2017, 2019, 2023, and last Tuesday.

You trust everyone.

Except the one thing designed so you wouldn't have to trust anyone.

The last line just hit me so deep. My trust on bitcoin keeps getting stronger every year.
I have been invested in bitcoin since long but never been able to accumulate 1 whole bitcoin.
Although I am happy to have whatever I currently have, yet the dream of holding 1 whole bitcoin is still on top of my bucket list.
Seeing bitcoin grow so much in price every year keeps pushing this dream far and that makes me wonder whether I'll ever reach 1 whole bitcoin or not.

[Catenaccio]

Except the one thing designed so you wouldn't have to trust anyone.

The last line just hit me so deep. My trust on bitcoin keeps getting stronger every year.

With Bitcoin blockchain, it's a revolution in accounting so that sender and receiver don't have to trust any single entity. These two books are written about Bitcoin accounting revolution (no longer trusts any centralized entity).

Bitcoin: an accounting revolution.
Bitcoin and the accounting revoluation that shook the world.

[KiaKia]

The best thing I've ever done for myself is completely abandoning Fiat, not directly but indirectly, I use fiat to buy things around and that's all, fiat is for spending and Bitcoin wallet is for storing.

Bitcoin wallet has become my bank account since 2017 and till today I haven't regret once, inflation is real but has no impact on my money, I have been able to best centralisation and inflation at the same time.

You nailed it hard OP, this is what is going on in people's head for real. Well done sir.

[Stalker22]

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Sorry nobody it's hard to believe that someon would have trust snd understands the Bitcoin valuation and the blockchain and never still have bought one.
I just believe anyone who's perching in the blockchain or digital assets and doesn't have bought a damn is either due to the technological trust issues otherwise, skepticism is already part of the investors signals being driven by volatility
So it psychologically drives enthusiasts emotions.

This is correct, fifty-fifty in theory, and yet you seem to ignore tons of experts and influencers who talk about blockchain just to get paid or get sponsorships for their course, without having even one Satoshi.

Its simple - talk is cheap.  If someone understands the technology but wont invest in it, they therefore do not believe what they are saying or are unwilling to act upon their own "expertise" due to fear.  They are simply hypocrites.