Bitcoin is not a money doubling scheme and it is not possible to just double your money overnight, it moves in an organic way and returns on investment is usually in the long term. Patience is so important when you decide to buy BTC, if you aren’t ready to hold it for the long term, the chances of selling at a loss is very high.

About telling people about BTC, it is very important to be careful on how you give investment advice to people, you can tell them about how BTC is a censorship resistant and permissionless network, but never tell someone to invest in BTC, let them make that decision themselves.

Because of the high tx fee it is difficult to use the dca strategy, especially for the people who buy weekly, they have to either buy monthly or even bi-monthly. Take note that people have different strategies, there is no one-size-fits-all, so you should not try to copy someone, do what you can and in your own time, you will get more satisfaction in that way.

There is so much speculation on what would happen in the long run, we have seen the short term movement and BTC dumped after the approval, the long term may be positive in terms of price, but it is still speculation for now.

Losing the historical mission of Bitcoin: In 2008, Satoshi Nakamoto introduced Bitcoin as a method for people to have the right to self-custody of money, not dependent on third parties, escaping the traditional financial model that has a lot of problems.

I will agree with you here, not your keys, not your coins and if you buy BTC spot etf’s you don’t control your coins and that is a bad decision. But we cannot stop people from doing what they want, people even store their funds in centralized exchanges which is even worse in my honest opinion.

I don’t really care about ‘whale alrerts’, i believe the people who are usually very concerned are people who trade and so they need to know what to anticipate. As a bitcoiner, i know funds can move for many reasons, be it from addresses from which coins have not moved before, it could also be institutional investors buying or moving their funds, but i do not care.

Question 1
Would you prefer to pay with Bitcoin whose price is about $43K, or you would prefer to pay with a particular coin whose price is about 50cents ?.

BTC is a payment option and i would not mind using BTC for payment, but i will prefer to use it to purchase cheaper items and commodities, like buying a cup of coffee at a local restaurant or getting a cheap item in the store. I would not use BTC to buy a car, but there are people who have a lot in BTC and they have earned so much BTC overtime, for them it could be easier to spend BTC on expensive commodities like a car.

I did not realize that alts had a good week, specially ETH, when I look at it, it doesn't look in green for the past seven days, but maybe I took the wrong period to calculate.

It pumped just after the BTC spot etf's were approved, and many people began discussing about an Altcoin etf, i think all of these is just short term movements and correction, in the long run BTC price will pump. Many investors are so impatient right now, they expected a pump immediately the approval was announced, but they have to be patient, it is going to be an organic movement.

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When a transaction is marked RBF, delivery will be very slow because the costs are very cheap, which will prevent miners from being quick enough to carry out the transaction process that is taking place.

I don't think you understand what you are saying, when a tx is flagged as rbf, it simply means that in a situation were that tx gets stuck, the sender can replace the tx with a new one paying a higher fee this time, so that miners will mine it and that will then make the initial tx invalid.

Very soon most BTC nodes will adopt the full-rbf feature, and that means you will be able to replace a tx with a new one, even if the tx was not originally rbf-enabled.