Most people want Bitcoin at the price they deserve.

[Antonixx]

Almost everyone says the same thing about Bitcoin: “I wish I bought earlier.” But when Bitcoin was cheaper, most of those same people were ignoring it, doubting it, or waiting for even lower prices.

People say they want Bitcoin at yesterday’s price, but what they really want is certainty. They want proof first, then they want the old price back lol. The problem is that conviction usualy comes after the opportunity.

When Bitcoin is quiet, people wait. When it runs, people regret. Then they say they are “late” instead of admitting they were just hesitant. This is why DCA makes more sense than prediction. It removes the fantasy of perfect timing and replaces it with consistency.

Sometimes I think people are not late to Bitcoin, they are late to making decisions. And hesitation is often more expensive than a high entry price.

[Onyeeze]

Almost everyone says the same thing about Bitcoin: “I wish I bought earlier.” But when Bitcoin was cheaper, most of those same people were ignoring it, doubting it, or waiting for even lower prices.

People say they want Bitcoin at yesterday’s price, but what they really want is certainty. They want proof first, then they want the old price back lol. The problem is that conviction usualy comes after the opportunity.

When Bitcoin is quiet, people wait. When it runs, people regret. Then they say they are “late” instead of admitting they were just hesitant. This is why DCA makes more sense than prediction. It removes the fantasy of perfect timing and replaces it with consistency.

Sometimes I think people are not late to Bitcoin, they are late to making decisions. And hesitation is often more expensive than a high entry price.

the problem is that people always says negative thing about something that will prosper and they some of people who disregarded Bitcoin when it was introduced they could not believe that price or Bitcoin will be in this price today, so I know very well at why people is against Bitcoin that time is because they have not believe in Bitcoin but some of those people who Condemned bitcoin existence there are the one that I have thousands of Bitcoin in their portfolio, so that is why is good for someone to follow it decision, in Bitcoin investment

[Vaskiy]

Most of the people who wants this to happen is the middle-class people. They don't have the sufficient fund to raise their life standard. They work hard and with the earning they just lead the life. When they need to add something to their investment portfolio, they need to sacrifice some sort of comfort from the month's allocation. So, it was difficult for them to have $10 when the bitcoin price was $100. Now the same person will be earning in thousands, but he'll be having the same difficulty to spend $7500 with the current price of bitcoin around $75k. They missed it and now also they find it hard, so they find an escape they missed to invest at the lowest.

[Stalker22]

I do not know if anyone has said this before, but a tweet from four years ago by Michael Saylor comes to mind that stated: "Everyone gets Bitcoin at the price they deserve."  I did not really get what he meant then, but I do now.  It means that if you need years of proof, institutional adoption, and regulatory approval before you finally buy in, you pay the premium for that comfort.  You dont get rewarded with life-changing gains if you only enter the market after all the risk has been removed.

[Sanitough]

The problem is people are expecting too much from bitcoin, and assume that once they'll invest into it, after days or months, they will definitely secure decent profits after. But when deciding to start buying early while the best opportunity is there, hesitation is at its highest. They don't want taking risk, but they want instant profits and consistent positive outcome.

The investor's attitude is often the barrier towards successful investment. They want to invest, but they don't want to risk sufficient amount of capital.

[Russlenat]

If you want to gain a profitable outcome from investing in bitcoin, you pay the price first. This is not just all about consistency and faith for bitcoin, but the ability to start early with bitcoin without expecting instant, and the ability to accept that with bitcoin investment, losses are also highly possible.

In every investment, a risk is involved. And in every target or goal, one should pay the price first and sacrifice if needed. Bitcoin brings no certainty, but if one can be certain with his plans and goals, with his decision-making, rest assured bitcoin will always give us the price we deserved.

[Hamza2424]

Sometimes I think people are not late to Bitcoin, they are late to making decisions. And hesitation is often more expensive than a high entry price.

Haha yep that's the reality bro. People just want certainty and maximum profit with minimal risk. But the painful truth is certainty and opportunity never arrive together. By the time Bitcoin feels safe and certain to everyone, it is usually already at a much higher level, like 80k, and many feel it is too late to enter. Then when it drops a little, the mindset shifts again to waiting for 70k, and the cycle keeps repeating.

But we have to understand that people who bought at 1 dollar, 100 dollars, or even 1k also did not have certainty at that time. Even those who bought at the peak did not have certainty. So it works both ways. Eventually there comes a point where you stop overthinking entry timing, and that is where patience becomes very important in Bitcoin investing.

[Odusko]

You must have to get used to people making excuses for their inability to take action on important things like investing in potential investments as Bitcoin. Sometimes, it is not about a lack of finances that makes them think that way, but the lack of knowledge and courage to actually make the right decision to buy Bitcoin when they have the chance to get it at a discount price. When they fail in all of that, you see them making excuses and blaming others for their own lackadaisical approach.

[Churchillvv]

The word deserve in my opinion does not exist, you don’t deserve bitcoin at any given price if you didn’t buy at that point where you would wish to have bought, the word deserve only comes when you have bought already. People wish but some don’t wish they just want and go for it regardless of what the circumstances might be and if this people eventually succeed with this actions, I personally see that as the deserve.

[Marykeller]

What is there is that, some people have not made up their minds on Bitcoin investment, they procrastinate, and still need a push before they can invest in Bitcoin, so that they will have someone to hold responsible for their losses on Bitcoin. Well, I don't blame them because they don't know the potential of Bitcoin, and what its future holds in many years to come that can change their finances from bad to good just by doing a simple thing(DCA) that is consistent

[Alphakilo]

Let's replace the newbie Bitcoin investor mindset with the current oldie investor mindset that is now convinced and intends to invest in Bitcoin with a consistent DCA strategy.
The DCA consistency don't entail being too hard on yourself financially just to meet up despite the high price at the moment that is different from the original price point you started buying from. You can adjust the fraction to meet current price and maintain consistency according to your income flow in. The key is to remain consistent, disciplined and apply risk management skills upon learning them, to be successful at DCA strategy of investment.

[Stepstowealth]

Sometimes I think people are not late to Bitcoin, they are late to making decisions. And hesitation is often more expensive than a high entry price.

Some of these people are slow to making decisions because they are always wishing that the price of Bitcoin will get better than the price it is now and give them a better entrance than it is presenting. Because of this expectation of better, they keep missing the opportunity right in their fronts. I also encourage the steady strategy to accumulate bitcoins by buying regularly not really minding the price because that way you do not need to be looking for a better opportunity in terms of price than what you have.

[Ronsbit]

What is there is that, some people have not made up their minds on Bitcoin investment, they procrastinate, and still need a push before they can invest in Bitcoin, so that they will have someone to hold responsible for their losses on Bitcoin. Well, I don't blame them because they don't know the potential of Bitcoin, and what its future holds in many years to come that can change their finances from bad to good just by doing a simple thing(DCA) that is consistent

You are correct, many people are like that. They do not want to invest, but want someone who they could hold responsible if they make any loss because they told them to invest in Bitcoin. This is what some people want; they just want someone to push them so that if anything happens, they have the person to blame and hold responsible.

On several occasions, I have witnessed this kind of scenario, but not bitcoin, not crypto, so what do you think will happen if it is bitcoin and crypto?  It is not even advisable to talk someone into investing in bitcoin; what you just have to do is to teach them the basics and allow them to make the decision by themselves to invest or not, so that they would not hold you responsible for any reason if the market goes haywire.

[Asiska02]

Regrets are always the end fact of people that behave like this with bitcoin. Bitcoin has been growing for a while now and since the inception of it, it has not shown any sign of it not growing, but continues to even develop beyond expectations of the public. The facts are clear, which has uplift Bitcoin from the sense of doubt or waiting too long to make a conclusion about Bitcoin.

People are like this naturally, they just want the opportunity to keep coming for them even though it is very obvious that hesitation could lead to regrets. It is only a selfish act that would want Bitcoin back to the price they were told about it and ignored. Still Bitcoin provides opportunity for them to but at lower price and that is where the volatile nature of the market becomes even more a blessing to people like that.

[JaanusRaim]

Sometimes I think people are not late to Bitcoin, they are late to making decisions.

100% agree. Bitcoin is only one example in the row - not the first, not the last.

[jcojci]

They don't really want to buy Bitcoin at the price they want so they will delay once more if the price reach their target price. They don't even prepare when the price start to lift or down the price and just watching the market. But if the price gets sideways, they will complain and saying that the price not moves anywhere.

They will late to act especially when the price jump to the high price because they can't buy Bitcoin at low price. If you really want to do DCA, you should not think about the fluctuation and just buy according your plan so that will gives you more chances to buy Bitcoin and hodl it.

[hugeblack]

They want a safe and profitable investment, which is rare, especially since we are talking about turning $1,000 into $50,000 within a few years. Therefore, if they could go back in time, they probably wouldn't invest in Bitcoin, while they would be willing to invest in another token if someone told them it was a "reliable" investment.

[X-ray]

Sometimes I think people are not late to Bitcoin, they are late to making decisions. And hesitation is often more expensive than a high entry price.

People never late, they're just hesitating and being anxious goofball hoping for the price to go down and when it goes down they said, "Nah, i'm not buying".

Most people who said they will wait for the better price or lower price never fulfil their promise and become scared shitless when it hits the fan.

If anyone is interested in crypto, they would've done so through either DCA or simply go all in.

[famososMuertos]

OP: I don't understand your point. One should react to their own opportunities, not to those who miss out or don't do what you think they should. Then you bring up DCA as a way to rescue what you advocate, as if it were the solution for those who doubt or don't believe. DCA isn't intrinsic to Bitcoin, or is it something that's part of the process?

[cryptoaddictchie]

Almost everyone says the same thing about Bitcoin: “I wish I bought earlier.” But when Bitcoin was cheaper, most of those same people were ignoring it, doubting it, or waiting for even lower prices.

People say they want Bitcoin at yesterday’s price, but what they really want is certainty. They want proof first, then they want the old price back lol. The problem is that conviction usualy comes after the opportunity.

When Bitcoin is quiet, people wait. When it runs, people regret. Then they say they are “late” instead of admitting they were just hesitant. This is why DCA makes more sense than prediction. It removes the fantasy of perfect timing and replaces it with consistency.

Sometimes I think people are not late to Bitcoin, they are late to making decisions. And hesitation is often more expensive than a high entry price.

Thats how it is. Honestly indeed it happened to me many times not only on bitcoin but to other tokens as well. I thought I am late then I waited for it to dip not knowingly it would pump hard. What a crazy timing indeed when you not expect it to happen. I guess youre right that it wasnt because were late or what but how fast we decide and abort doubts when trying to enter the market.