I hope I'm not misunderstood as someone looking for easy money, I know it doesn't exist. But there are honest ways to move up in life and earn a higher income.

So just for curiosity sake,

I really want to know what would have been the outcome if actually everyone stopped selling their Bitcoin and instead held on to it and the reason is because it's so tiring whenever you hear people complain about how someone have maybe made mistake by actually using or selling their Bitcoin but and am always suprised at this because Bitcoin itself is a currency that it's initial purpose was to be centered on decentralization and financial fairness but as it grew it's value or ability to be used as store of value have made people think that anyone who sells his Bitcoin is actually doing wrongly.

I will buy just 1 Bitcoin when Bitcoin reaches 500 dollars as a souvenir.
If it really reaches 500 dollars then I will hold it until it reaches 50,000 dollars.

Simply analysis of the cycles in the Bitcoin network will strongly suggests that bull  run this year and considering the recent wide adoption of Bitcoin by institutional bodies across the globe, it's very safe to say that bull run is very certain to happen this year. The only uncertainty here is when it'll happen but since we're already in the second quarter of the year, experts are suggesting the Q4. Personally, I think the market is will be bullish before the last quarter of the year

Indeed, it could be acknowledged that presale is one of the most risky kinds of investment since we have no idea how the project is going to evolve after its start. In fact, this risk is manageable so long as a person is well informed. To some extent, presale can actually provide big profits to the people who make a proper and profound research of the chosen projects. If you are squeamish about the risk, you can fully understand that. But by learning from experience alone and even passing that experience on to others, it is possible that one may be able to come up with a safer way of investing and yet not completely eliminates the practise.

What I do think is that as long as new projects keeps popping up and are in need of a community, there will always be airdrops, the only thing I will assume is that, if all airdrops continue to fail to reward their community well based on their effort in advertising the project, interest will drop greatly and most projects will suffer because they will have to spend alot of money on buying ad spaces on different platforms like this forum, btt, telegram, X, Facebook and so on.

But then, if at any point in time, we get to that point where airdrops goes extinct or no longer exists, then I would say this would be very good for the crypto community because by then, only strong and very serious projects will see the limelight, this would greatly reduce scam projects and would make the entire crypto community a much better and safer place to invest.

It's funny how with Bitcoin and others crypto, people who know you have it will tell others (about your profits or losses) without your consent. As if BTC were just some poker chip or toy... Why do people behave this way?