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It's about conquering those fears, right? People say if you can crush 80% of your fears, you’re good, but man, it’s tough to get rid of them completely.

What’s your goal? If it’s long-term holding, maybe it’s cool. But trying to sell high right now could lead to a correction later.

Success comes from learning and hustling, no matter where you start. If you invest in yourself and build skills, you can thrive anywhere. Mindset is everything!

I mean, in Russia, my bank lets me exchange various currencies, metals, even stocks. They just can’t accept crypto due to law, but it’s possible!

Totally agree. People link Bitcoin to fiat because it’s the easiest price reference. If we measured it with Big Macs, that’d just be confusing.

Yeah, but selling too early can mean missing profit when BTC is high. DCA is a long-term game, right? Just need to be patient.

True, there’s no one-size-fits-all rule for success. It’s just like gambling; the house usually wins, but some gamblers come out ahead. If someone can profit in a casino environment, where’s the issue?

Yeah, Bitcoin needs to skyrocket first to stabilize like other assets. We might not see those crazy price swings after a few more halvings.

Haha, I know this one! It's wild how you guys use the whole salary. Here, we usually just put in about 30% to keep it manageable for bills. Plus, we pay fees to the organizer. So if six of us put in a grand, the return…

Bitcoin hit $123,000 on July 14 and has chilled at $119,500 a few times. 27 days from then is August 10... not buying your prediction.

The US has decent laws, but who even knows what each coin is? A lot of them are being sold illegally, and it just opens the door for massive fines.

Yeah, I’ve seen that happen too. Some people buy for long-term but end up making quick profits anyway. Seems like they’re doing both at the same time.

As far as I know, you still gotta file your taxes. Just because an exchange deducts tax doesn’t mean you’re free from reporting all your income.

Understanding market dynamics helps avoid panic. Those basics are key if you want to be in this for the long run.

Nah, past performance doesn’t guarantee future success, man. It’s naive to think what worked before will work again. Markets are unpredictable and can change very quickly.

If labor costs are too high, they should invest in automation instead of relying on illegal workers. Long run, it's more sustainable.

But when have altcoins truly outperformed Bitcoin? Show me the proof. Price, market cap, dominance? Nothing stands up.

I participated in Bitget’s launchpool and wow, what a letdown. Locked up $4,000 worth of BTC for three days and earned less than a dollar. Not worth the risk at all.

True, governments sometimes dip into their reserves, but how much do they actually use? They could hold a bit of Bitcoin, but putting everything in it would be risky. Gold has historically held up during crises, unlike…

We haven't seen major economic issues during a bull run before. The invasion started in 2022, so two years after the last halving, which usually signals a bear market. Now, Bitcoin hit new heights this halving year, so…