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Biggeno (OP)
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October 24, 2026, 04:02:05 PM
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Good day to y'all bitcoin enthusisast, I want to talk about what many users on here already know, but then i didn't really come across any topic about it though, just few emphasis in the body of some users post.
Recently I was surfing through the internet when I came across a video where some group of advance woman were rioting over the pension being given to them after so many years of retirement without any increment instead it get deducted annually. This persons were one's government workers and according to some of them, they where earning up to 500k on a monthly basis others 300k and 400k or thereabout, but after their retirement they claim none of them earns up to 100k monthly. Some say they were given 22,000, 30,000, 45,000, 50,000 55,000 naira depending on the position they once held while they were in offices and these money cannot meet their needs. Then i thought about it, these persons where learned to be able to work in a government institution, surfing through the internet would not have been a big deal for them, had it been these person were introduced to bitcoin as at the time they were earning and were able invest some percentage of their earning as at then as a part of their pension funds. Then to some extent, this government devaluated fiat they receive as pension wouldn't have been much of big deal. I'm not overruling the fact many would not have believed in Bitcoin potential, but at least some would have tried. But all that is bygone and we can't change anything about it now because they are already on their retirement.

Where my emphasis lie is on how do we enlighten our own generation about Bitcoin and it potential so they don't end up like what i saw on that video, also don't get me wrong, I'm not neglecting the fact that there are other business or platform that they can put in their money and get profit at their retirement but getting an extra layer of income isn't a bad idea. Of cause, there are still many out there that will still doubt bitcoin or say things like, bitcoin has gone to high up that they won't be able to start now, or it will still crash someday in this cases, how do we convince these persons about bitcoin?
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October 24, 2026, 04:52:28 PM
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Encourage someone to invest in Bitcoin by going ahead. Because Bitcoin market is an unknown market, no one can ever say what will happen when. So if you encourage someone to invest in Bitcoin or if you force someone to invest and if the Bitcoin market falls and he gets scared and sells his investment during the fall and faces a loss, then he will blame you for this loss. So I never like to go ahead and encourage someone else to invest.

Yes, if a person is willing to learn about Bitcoin from you and if that person has to explain these things to you, then you can easily explain.

There are many possibilities for Bitcoin's price to increase in the long term. For example, Bitcoin gives us the opportunity to become a bank, Bitcoin gives us financial independence, Bitcoin allows us to transact without the intervention of a third party, protects us from being victims of the corruption of the current banking system.

A person can continue to buy with $10 per week or month using DCA method through his discretionary income. A person does not have to buy a whole Bitcoin, but Bitcoin can be purchased with $10.

One of the biggest reasons why Bitcoin does not collapse is the technology of Bitcoin. Bitcoin technology is bound by the most powerful technology in the world. It is not possible to hack Bitcoin. If ever any technology becomes a threat to Bitcoin, then it is possible to add new code and protect Bitcoin from that technology.

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