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Today at 04:56:55 PM
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A 15-year journey is not an easy one. It's a long journey, and I think we're no longer at the beginning, but rather almost in the middle. Current development is very advanced, so much has been done. I don't want to say we're still at the beginning, because many ideas from developers and top officials have already been implemented. There's still a lot to be done, but we now have a strong foundation.

Those who say we're still at the beginning are too late.
Investors can be successful buying Bitcoin at any price, that is how much potential Bitcoin has maintained. Early or late, it doesn't matter, we need to convince ourselves about the profits we can make from Bitcoin, even if we are not as early as those who bought 15 years ago.

Investors now have the hope of Bitcoin reaching $1M all-time high in 10 years, another decade to anticipate Bitcoin's growth, still imagining those who would purchase Bitcoin for this price and hold until we hit the target over the next decade.

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Today at 08:47:59 PM
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We are definitely not early in Bitcoin but we are early, very early in cryptocurrencies (look at market capitalizations, look at the media, look at Bitcointalk – Bitcoin has long been considered a real and credible asset, while others are perceived merely as shitcoins).
Although Bitcoin price is ridiculously high but I will have to agree with you that we are still early. Apart from it's market capitalisation, the years bitcoin has lived is relatively shorter than gold and other top stocks, yet it's price has surpassed them in just 17 year's.  Bitcoin hasn't even gotten to its potential or limit with a very low supply.  Anyone that wants to invest in bitcoin should not be worried about it's current price, just invest what you can afford and with DCA method for you to accumulate consistently. If you are able to hold some reasonable amount of bitcoin after years of accumulation, you will surely make profit out of it.. people are still neglecting bitcoin because they feel that it is too expensive at it s current price 80,000, if  Bitcoin later gets to 200k above then regret kicks in and thry will start questioning themselves why they didn't invest at that 80k price range then.

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