Does it take us a long time to reach 1 BTC

[B-BossMan]

Even guys might not be able to achieve 1 bitcoin in 10 years or even in 20 years by investing $50 to $100 per week, $50 to $100 per week is a good amount of money for a lot of people, and $100 per week is $5,200 per year and $52k over 10 years... and perhaps a guy starting out at $100 per week today, might be able to increase the amount that he invests into bitcoin by 10% or more each year, and so if his income is stable and/or increasing, he may well still be in a good position.

Even guys who are not able to invest $50 per week of bitcoin, and they have much lower incomes, they still may well be quite a bit better off for having had invested in bitcoin rather than if they had not, especially if they can continue to invest into bitcoin in a relatively consistent kind of ways for many years into the future.

It's true that some guy might not be able to reach 1BTC, because reaching 1BTC is not an easy task especially when the purchasing is lower, it will actually be difficult for some people, despite the bitcoin grows in value, though there's nothing bad in achieving that, as such, in my own opinion I prefer guys that focusing on a specific bitcoin target than targeting 1BTC. Especially when they focus on building the habits of consistent bitcoin accumulation through Dollar-Cost Averaging over a long-term period. The most important thing is not actually whether one reaches 1BTC, but if they can continue maintaining thier consistency for long-term holdings.

However, guys shouldn't allow the thought of [ I can never own 1BTC] to discouraging them on thier regular bitcoin stacking. Consistent buying of $10 or $20 worth of bitcoin every blessing weeks is actually a meaningful holdings for some guys and keep on maintaining the discipline over several years can definitely make a huge differences. Doubling or increasing the accumulations gradually as income grows is sometimes more effective than deploying buying while waiting for the perfect time to invest. Bitcoin success is based on long term consistency. Not buy hitting 1BTC.

[Joeboy]

If we consistently buy with a Budget of $50 per week, it seems like it will take us almost 32 years to reach 1 BTC. Is that too long to reach 1 BTC? Do we need to budget more Money to reach 1 btc in our portfolio?

Well, if we Buy with a budget of $500 per week, it might only take us 3.5 years to reach 1 BTC.

I think we should calculate how long we will continue buying bitcoin and when we will enjoy it. Because if we are 30 years old, it will take us 32 years to reach 1 BTC with $50 per week. By the time we are 62, We will have 1 BTC.
Do you estimate how long You have set aside to buy bitcoin?

I recommend saving a significant portion of your money for a stock market crash. When that happens (the S&P 500 drops over 50%), you can collect BTC for about an order of magnitude cheaper than now.

The punchline seems to be that you, JaanusRaim, are failing/refusing to buy bitcoin at these prices because you believe that it is a good plan to wait for price dips that may or may not end up happening.

Even if you might get lucky in terms of future dips, you don't have a very good mindset and/or practice when it comes to bitcoin accumulation.

Tbh anyone who is still waiting for the price to drop below $60 is not serious at all.. And the more they wait the more opportunities they keep missing out on.. Is it when they are in greys that they will kickstart their investment journey or what... Tbh dips tends to happen in Bitcoin, but the exact bottom isn't what one can be able to figure out.. So if they think waiting should be their option then their chances of having a reasonable amount of sats in their portfolio will become very slim.. It would be more wiser for folks to start DCAing instead of waiting for some imaginary dip that may never ever come ..

[AYOBA]

Well, I feel you can start your bitcoin investment with any amount, and depending on your financial capacity, but calculating the number of years it will take you to get 1BTC might discourage some investors, especially those whose financial strength are low. Meanwhile, apart from purchasing bitcoin, their are other methods that one can use in boosting your bitcoin portfolio. For instance, you can decide to stake your Bitcoin, and also earning from the network reward, you can also win some BTC y participating in some context, and programes, You can equally convert any other coin in your portfolio to Bitcoin or if you have a job paying you in bitcoin, you can decide not to convert, and withdraw it, and with these strategies, your bitcoin investment can reach 1BTC sooner than you think.

Honestly if where to calculate a year’s some people’s might take to have 1BTC a lots of investors will be discouraged from accumulating a Bitcoins, because it’s not a week or month accumulation that can lead them to have 1BTC; it gonna take so many of years before achieving that goal. But those that are financially stable will be able to get it lees than one year’s, the method of staking a Bitcoin to a network rewards can be very risks to me but it can actually boosting the Bitcoin portfolio to the highest level.

[SOKO-DEKE]

Well, I feel you can start your bitcoin investment with any amount, and depending on your financial capacity, but calculating the number of years it will take you to get 1BTC might discourage some investors, especially those whose financial strength are low. Meanwhile, apart from purchasing bitcoin, their are other methods that one can use in boosting your bitcoin portfolio. For instance, you can decide to stake your Bitcoin, and also earning from the network reward, you can also win some BTC y participating in some context, and programes, You can equally convert any other coin in your portfolio to Bitcoin or if you have a job paying you in bitcoin, you can decide not to convert, and withdraw it, and with these strategies, your bitcoin investment can reach 1BTC sooner than you think.

Honestly if where to calculate a year’s some people’s might take to have 1BTC a lots of investors will be discouraged from accumulating a Bitcoins, because it’s not a week or month accumulation that can lead them to have 1BTC; it gonna take so many of years before achieving that goal. But those that are financially stable will be able to get it lees than one year’s, the method of staking a Bitcoin to a network rewards can be very risks to me but it can actually boosting the Bitcoin portfolio to the highest level.

Why would someone even calculate how many years it will take to accumulate 1 Bitcoin, or whatever amount of Bitcoin they want to accumulate, when the price doesn't remain the same and a person's source of income can also increase over time?Someone focus shouldn't be on how many years it will take to accumulate 1 Bitcoin. Instead, they should focus on consistently accumulating Bitcoin through the DCA method, regardless of how much money they currently have.

The fact is that every achievement begins with someone taking the first step despite their fears. If someone is afraid that they can't accumulate 1 Bitcoin, it will be very difficult for that person to achieve it, even if they have a reasonable amount of discretionary income. But if someone believes they can accumulate it, they will definitely try to reach that goal of owning 1 Bitcoin one day.Having a target is always one of the best ways to stay motivated. I don't see anything discouraging about setting a goal of accumulating 1 Bitcoin.

[Odusko]

Reaching 1 whole unit of Bitcoin is not something that w can give the same timeline to because your level of willingness to invest huge amount of money to buy Bitcoin at a go is definitely different from that of another person and the reason make our total Bitcoin accumulation to differs and saw goes with amount of time it takes us to reach that 1BTC target even though w both use DCA approach in accumulating our Bitcoin and started at the same time a long as we are not using same amount it won't arrive same time to achieve the 1bitcoin target.

[passwordnow]

I don't see anything discouraging about setting a goal of accumulating 1 Bitcoin.

And we should push each other to reach that goal of accumulating until we get 1 Bitcoin. Anyone who desire to reach that goal needs to get some encouragement from everybody. We have that kind of support group because even if it's quite expensive right now despite that we're having a bear market. Not all of us can afford to buy that. So through accumulation or DCA, we'll be there somehow if we will not stop being consistent in it.

[cyberninja2]

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Honestly if where to calculate a year’s some people’s might take to have 1BTC a lots of investors will be discouraged from accumulating a Bitcoins, because it’s not a week or month accumulation that can lead them to have 1BTC; it gonna take so many of years before achieving that goal. But those that are financially stable will be able to get it lees than one year’s, the method of staking a Bitcoin to a network rewards can be very risks to me but it can actually boosting the Bitcoin portfolio to the highest level.

Why would someone even calculate how many years it will take to accumulate 1 Bitcoin, or whatever amount of Bitcoin they want to accumulate, when the price doesn't remain the same and a person's source of income can also increase over time?Someone focus shouldn't be on how many years it will take to accumulate 1 Bitcoin. Instead, they should focus on consistently accumulating Bitcoin through the DCA method, regardless of how much money they currently have.

The fact is that every achievement begins with someone taking the first step despite their fears. If someone is afraid that they can't accumulate 1 Bitcoin, it will be very difficult for that person to achieve it, even if they have a reasonable amount of discretionary income. But if someone believes they can accumulate it, they will definitely try to reach that goal of owning 1 Bitcoin one day.Having a target is always one of the best ways to stay motivated. I don't see anything discouraging about setting a goal of accumulating 1 Bitcoin.

This aims to be able to spend less than usual which sometimes costs more than $30,000 per month. With the goal of owning 1 Bitcoin, they will naturally reduce expenses that are no longer as expensive as usual. This is because they remember to achieve their goal. It's perfectly natural for those who determine how many years they need to be prepared to own 1 Bitcoin. If they don't do this I think they won't target the amount they need to accumulate each month after their expenses. Therefore it's necessary to focus on maximizing the use of our expenses to achieve our desired target of having a certain amount of Bitcoin within the specified time.

That's true, because if the steps aren't carried out properly I think achieving what was planned will be difficult. It's clear that the facts you mentioned regarding the steps and goals to achieve must be based on sound ideas. Without a plan achieving what you want for example, one Bitcoin will not happen because we do it without a consistent attitude and focus on what we need to achieve based on that plan. With the right approach and focus on the goal I think it will lead us in the right direction to owning one Bitcoin as our basic plan has always been.

[samadam007]

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Accumulating one Bitcoin always boils down to the size of your discretionary income, because you might not be able to accumulate up to one Bitcoin even in that 32 years you proclaimed because Bitcoin prices is not stable for you to make that calculation, you might be getting a small unit of Bitcoin for $50 comparing to now, so you should not expect to get to that level within that timeframe you think off.

This is very precise and certain because it's impossible for someone to own one Bitcoin without discretionary income. I think it's natural for those who already own one Bitcoin because they have enough to meet their needs. Especially if they have more than one source of income they will certainly use their discretionary funds to accumulate so that when the time comes they can easily buy one Bitcoin. What we need to understand is that without more than one source of income it's impossible for someone to own one Bitcoin.

I think it’s wrong to say that getting to 1 BTC is impossible for folks without multiple source of income. What if someone has one stable income plus low expenses and has  consistently been accumulating BTC for many years? Does that automatically mean they will never reach 1 BTC? You should know that multiple incomes is not  what determine whether investors can own 1 BTC. What matters is having a solid financial foundation to cover your essential expenses and consistently use discretionary income to accumulate Bitcoin at a pace you can easily maintain….This is a more realistic and responsible strategy for long term investors

[Tongley]

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Accumulating one Bitcoin always boils down to the size of your discretionary income, because you might not be able to accumulate up to one Bitcoin even in that 32 years you proclaimed because Bitcoin prices is not stable for you to make that calculation, you might be getting a small unit of Bitcoin for $50 comparing to now, so you should not expect to get to that level within that timeframe you think off.

This is very precise and certain because it's impossible for someone to own one Bitcoin without discretionary income. I think it's natural for those who already own one Bitcoin because they have enough to meet their needs. Especially if they have more than one source of income they will certainly use their discretionary funds to accumulate so that when the time comes they can easily buy one Bitcoin. What we need to understand is that without more than one source of income it's impossible for someone to own one Bitcoin.

I cannot completely agree with you on this. It seems unrealistic as you said. You definitely do not need a lot of income sources to own a Bitcoin. Suppose you are a 20-year-old person now, if you continue to invest $200 every week, it will take you only 5 years and 10 months to buy a Bitcoin at the current price. If you invest $200 a month, it will take you a little over 25 years to reach your goal at the current price. So why do you think that you cannot own a Bitcoin without multiple sources of income.

But yes, the price of Bitcoin is volatile and fluctuates at any time, so it may take some time. The price of Bitcoin increases as well as decreases. We should continue to invest consistently. If a person can manage his financial situation properly, he will definitely be able to continue buying consistently and be able to reach his goal.

[Dunamisx]

One thing I know is that even 1,000 steps starts with a mile, there's nothing impossible for us to achieve as long as we are committed and determined to go after it in cryptocurrency, I've seen a lot of people invested little and make more income over it, require is our patience and time needed for our investment to mature and be profitable, holding on what we invested could make us more proud of being profitable after some time.

[Hardyrobust]

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Honestly if where to calculate a year’s some people’s might take to have 1BTC a lots of investors will be discouraged from accumulating a Bitcoins, because it’s not a week or month accumulation that can lead them to have 1BTC; it gonna take so many of years before achieving that goal. But those that are financially stable will be able to get it lees than one year’s, the method of staking a Bitcoin to a network rewards can be very risks to me but it can actually boosting the Bitcoin portfolio to the highest level.

Why would someone even calculate how many years it will take to accumulate 1 Bitcoin, or whatever amount of Bitcoin they want to accumulate, when the price doesn't remain the same and a person's source of income can also increase over time?Someone focus shouldn't be on how many years it will take to accumulate 1 Bitcoin. Instead, they should focus on consistently accumulating Bitcoin through the DCA method, regardless of how much money they currently have.

The fact is that every achievement begins with someone taking the first step despite their fears. If someone is afraid that they can't accumulate 1 Bitcoin, it will be very difficult for that person to achieve it, even if they have a reasonable amount of discretionary income. But if someone believes they can accumulate it, they will definitely try to reach that goal of owning 1 Bitcoin one day.Having a target is always one of the best ways to stay motivated. I don't see anything discouraging about setting a goal of accumulating 1 Bitcoin.

This aims to be able to spend less than usual which sometimes costs more than $30,000 per month. With the goal of owning 1 Bitcoin, they will naturally reduce expenses that are no longer as expensive as usual. This is because they remember to achieve their goal. It's perfectly natural for those who determine how many years they need to be prepared to own 1 Bitcoin. If they don't do this I think they won't target the amount they need to accumulate each month after their expenses. Therefore it's necessary to focus on maximizing the use of our expenses to achieve our desired target of having a certain amount of Bitcoin within the specified time.

That's true, because if the steps aren't carried out properly I think achieving what was planned will be difficult. It's clear that the facts you mentioned regarding the steps and goals to achieve must be based on sound ideas. Without a plan achieving what you want for example, one Bitcoin will not happen because we do it without a consistent attitude and focus on what we need to achieve based on that plan. With the right approach and focus on the goal I think it will lead us in the right direction to owning one Bitcoin as our basic plan has always been.

Having a fixed timeline for accumulating 1 BTC may not be a bad idea but sometimes things don't usually go the way we plan it to . So in such situations, it won't be a bad thing if we decide to work or adjust our timeline. Also , investors should focus more on continuous accumulation rather than overthinking the possibility of accumulating 1 BTC within a fixed timeline. Whether they are able to do this before the fixed timeline or not it is not a bad idea if they still adjust or continue with there bitcoin accumulation even when they have reached the set timeline.