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Re: Financial Freedom and Bitcoin
« Reply #225 on: January 03, 2025, 03:16:16 AM »
although I am not yet at the level of financial freedom, but I know that we are on the road to success towards the financial freedom that we hope to achieve in the near future through this bitcoin man or other cryptocurrencies via dca, holdings in the long-term.
IMO, we still need other factors besides Bitcoin... it is true that Bitcoin's potential is very large if we can utilize it well, but we cannot easily try with just one instrument... because there are still many opportunities in the cryptocurrency world, for example altcoins, some of which have proven to have faster growth...

To be able to achieve success quickly, we must have a lot of bait and effort... spreading our efforts across several sectors will give us a view of which sectors have more potential and can more quickly lead us to that point of financial freedom...

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« Reply #225 on: January 03, 2025, 03:16:16 AM »

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Re: Financial Freedom and Bitcoin
« Reply #226 on: January 03, 2025, 07:30:31 AM »
        -        You know, it depends on the person how he or she perceives bitcoin, if he or she sees it with a positive outlook on the future, he or she will surely think that it can be a tool for him or her to achieve his or her long-cherished dream of being free from financial problems.

And this is actually what the majority community in this field of the crypto/bitcoin industry believes in at this time, which is why the number of institution investors has increased even more, especially now that bitcoin has reached its ATH of $108k more than the market cap.

In my opinion, everyone that are on the crypto community or the ecosystem sees bitcoin as a potential store of value, and can be a hedge against inflation. There no doubt that once you are onboard the crypto economy you may consider that bitcoin has the potential to make anyone rich in the future.
For instance, those that invested since 2017, can testify to the fact that bitcoin has created huge investments returns to date. It is evidence that many has reaped good profits when you compared the price of BTC at 2017 to what it is currently selling now.

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Re: Financial Freedom and Bitcoin
« Reply #227 on: January 03, 2025, 11:11:56 AM »
Bitcoin offers us the freedom to make money, the freedom of self-custody, and the freedom to move money wherever we want, while also giving us the realization about money, but as regulations tighten across many countries, that freedom feels more like an illusion. Governments are cracking down on anonymous transactions, mandating KYC, and experimenting with CBDCs, which could redefine 'freedom' in the digital economy. In crypto we literally mock money. ;D
Agreed, The freedom inherent in using digital financial technology should be a place for freedom and creativity. But in this development it is still possible to find the approach to divide individual right and shared responsibility of making the global economy transparent and secured. What results are these regulations not an absolute barrier, but they form part of the process leading to achieving safer environment for all. We are in a position to further develop a system that is already more fair and equitable without denying the priorities of decentralisation at its core. Indeed, with the proper strategy and the right mindset, we can shape the future in a way that financial technology delivers the primary goals intended for it without continually jeopardising our rights as economic agents. The achievement of this effort has a cooperative input and output not only by one party, but by all to have a harmonized solution.

Regulation for a harmonious solution. it's cool... :)
2025 could be the year crypto goes mainstream, with friendlier regulations, the stage is set for institutional and consumer adoption. And with the EU’s MiCA regulation, 2025 could mark the rise of mainstream crypto banking.
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Re: Financial Freedom and Bitcoin
« Reply #228 on: January 03, 2025, 06:18:27 PM »
Bitcoin offers us the freedom to make money, the freedom of self-custody, and the freedom to move money wherever we want, while also giving us the realization about money, but as regulations tighten across many countries, that freedom feels more like an illusion. Governments are cracking down on anonymous transactions, mandating KYC, and experimenting with CBDCs, which could redefine 'freedom' in the digital economy. In crypto we literally mock money. ;D
Agreed, The freedom inherent in using digital financial technology should be a place for freedom and creativity. But in this development it is still possible to find the approach to divide individual right and shared responsibility of making the global economy transparent and secured. What results are these regulations not an absolute barrier, but they form part of the process leading to achieving safer environment for all. We are in a position to further develop a system that is already more fair and equitable without denying the priorities of decentralisation at its core. Indeed, with the proper strategy and the right mindset, we can shape the future in a way that financial technology delivers the primary goals intended for it without continually jeopardising our rights as economic agents. The achievement of this effort has a cooperative input and output not only by one party, but by all to have a harmonized solution.

Regulation for a harmonious solution. it's cool... :)
2025 could be the year crypto goes mainstream, with friendlier regulations, the stage is set for institutional and consumer adoption. And with the EU’s MiCA regulation, 2025 could mark the rise of mainstream crypto banking.
Big opportunities await those ready to shape the future, the limitless future of blockchain.

        -      You know, speaking of friendlier regulation, here in our country, what our government is planning about what they want to happen regarding crypto exchanges, crypto projects, airdrops, they want everything to be regulated.

That's why what we see in what they want to happen is that it still has its cons and pros for us crypto enthusiasts, in reality. That's just what I don't like is that we no longer have privacy as crypto fanatics in this field of the crypto industry.

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Re: Financial Freedom and Bitcoin
« Reply #229 on: January 03, 2025, 09:05:54 PM »
It is definitely a good idea to introduce people from all walks of life to Bitcoin. Because Bitcoin is a trusted coin, many have reached a very good position by investing in it, but to invest in it, you need to have sufficient money. But by introducing Bitcoin, the pressure on fiat currency can be reduced. If someone wants to invest in Bitcoin at present, he must have a good financial condition. It is a valuable trusted coin. However, the Bitcoin trend can be profited through a small, long-term investment. There are many countries in the world where cryptocurrency has not yet been legalized. The governments of those countries think that legalizing cryptocurrency will increase the money laundering in their country, but that's not true and at all if we look at the current situation we will see that a billion of billion dollar money laundering happening only via the fiat currency.

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Re: Financial Freedom and Bitcoin
« Reply #230 on: January 03, 2025, 10:25:54 PM »
You are right bitcoin has more positive volatility even though it has decreased but will increase again as long as it is still in a bullish period. because the fundamentals of bitcoin are large and owned by many investors, but not all altcoins are bad. The top altcoins also have good volatility.
Yeah Bitcoin has the potential for long term growth and that’s why it’s considered as the best and most reliable cryptocurrency asset to invest in. Only those who actually consider the long term potential of the asset are able to navigate the market effectively and use the Bitcoin’s market volatility to their own advantage, this is because long term holders are able to ride out the impact and effects of temporary market volatility and fluctuations since their gaze is already locked to the future and long term result.

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Re: Financial Freedom and Bitcoin
« Reply #231 on: January 04, 2025, 08:43:27 AM »

        -      You know, speaking of friendlier regulation, here in our country, what our government is planning about what they want to happen regarding crypto exchanges, crypto projects, airdrops, they want everything to be regulated.

That's why what we see in what they want to happen is that it still has its cons and pros for us crypto enthusiasts, in reality. That's just what I don't like is that we no longer have privacy as crypto fanatics in this field of the crypto industry.

Many countries have realized that rather than attacking the future industry, it is better to embrace it.
And global standards, clear taxation, DeFi rules, and investor protection, will shape the crypto industry for the better. IMO
The crypto industry needs clear regulation to support its growth and development. No more grey area...
But yeah, privacy is an issue that will always be up for debate here.

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Re: Financial Freedom and Bitcoin
« Reply #231 on: January 04, 2025, 08:43:27 AM »


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Re: Financial Freedom and Bitcoin
« Reply #232 on: January 04, 2025, 03:48:51 PM »

        -      You know, speaking of friendlier regulation, here in our country, what our government is planning about what they want to happen regarding crypto exchanges, crypto projects, airdrops, they want everything to be regulated.

That's why what we see in what they want to happen is that it still has its cons and pros for us crypto enthusiasts, in reality. That's just what I don't like is that we no longer have privacy as crypto fanatics in this field of the crypto industry.

Many countries have realized that rather than attacking the future industry, it is better to embrace it.
And global standards, clear taxation, DeFi rules, and investor protection, will shape the crypto industry for the better. IMO
The crypto industry needs clear regulation to support its growth and development. No more grey area...
But yeah, privacy is an issue that will always be up for debate here.

         -      Well, in this matter, there is nothing we can actually do, but if we see good results from what our government is doing, then we will just accept it like you said, mate. After all, others say that if the funds we will use will be good and secure, if the security level of our capita increases, then why not embrace it.

So, thank you for mentioning this, mate, you are right and you also have a point, I also appreciate what you want to convey in your message, mate.

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Re: Financial Freedom and Bitcoin
« Reply #233 on: January 04, 2025, 04:16:18 PM »
Yeah Bitcoin has the potential for long term growth and that’s why it’s considered as the best and most reliable cryptocurrency asset to invest in. Only those who actually consider the long term potential of the asset are able to navigate the market effectively and use the Bitcoin’s market volatility to their own advantage, this is because long term holders are able to ride out the impact and effects of temporary market volatility and fluctuations since their gaze is already locked to the future and long term result.
Bitcoin have great potential for the future and El Savador show us how much profitable earn since consistent purchasing 1 bitcoin every day since last two years ago. Long term holder earn much profit from bitcoin price significant increasing but have many people and any countries not acceptable with bitcoin regulation become long term their investment assets or regulate bitcoin as legal payment currency transaction.
Bitcoin keep effective for investment assets due lack inflation values but have many people scare about bitcoin potential not worth yet in the future.

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Re: Financial Freedom and Bitcoin
« Reply #234 on: January 04, 2025, 06:16:31 PM »
Bitcoin have great potential for the future and El Savador show us how much profitable earn since consistent purchasing 1 bitcoin every day since last two years ago. Long term holder earn much profit from bitcoin price significant increasing but have many people and any countries not acceptable with bitcoin regulation become long term their investment assets or regulate bitcoin as legal payment currency transaction.
Bitcoin keep effective for investment assets due lack inflation values but have many people scare about bitcoin potential not worth yet in the future.
Reports shows that, not only has El Salvador been consistent in their DCA claim of acquiring 1 BTC each day, but has also been even more aggressive in their acquisition by front loading their country’s BTC reserve.
For example, on the 20th and 22nd of December, reports showed that they acquired over 11 BTC, also in July 2022, they also acquired over 80 BTC which proves that they’ve been over accumulating, which is a really good thing for BTC and also a motivation for other investors.

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Re: Financial Freedom and Bitcoin
« Reply #235 on: January 04, 2025, 06:28:01 PM »
Reports shows that, not only has El Salvador been consistent in their DCA claim of acquiring 1 BTC each day, but has also been even more aggressive in their acquisition by front loading their country’s BTC reserve...
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Re: Financial Freedom and Bitcoin
« Reply #236 on: January 04, 2025, 11:10:19 PM »
Reports shows that, not only has El Salvador been consistent in their DCA claim of acquiring 1 BTC each day, but has also been even more aggressive in their acquisition by front loading their country’s BTC reserve...
1 BTC daily? Or it's just the daily average that they got after stacking BTC coz on scheduled time coz i didn't see any news related to this statement. Well, El Salvador really does amaze me with all this decision even on IMF warnings they will still or still doing what they believe is right.
El Salvador is a pioneer in using and legalizing bitcoin in their country, I am also amazed by the thinking of the El Salvador government. because other countries are still considering it but they have already made this big decision first.
Currently El Salvador has made a big profit from the BTC they have.

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Re: Financial Freedom and Bitcoin
« Reply #237 on: January 05, 2025, 10:07:05 AM »
El Salvador is a pioneer in using and legalizing bitcoin in their country, I am also amazed by the thinking of the El Salvador government. because other countries are still considering it but they have already made this big decision first.
Currently El Salvador has made a big profit from the BTC they have.
The decision to adopt bitcoin as an official currency of El Salvador is a daring and highly risky. That they are willing to make such a big move demonstrates a vision to seek out new chances for the economy. Due to the efficient use of the technological opportunities and the digital capital, they have pursued a path that could be useful for the country today that follows the same path. Of course, management of such success is crucial so that it impacts favourably across the community as witnessed herein. As long as there are no impediments and continues to be integrated using the right strategy, the method implemented in El Salvador has the potential to affect positively their economy as they further enhances its standings within the world economy.

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Re: Financial Freedom and Bitcoin
« Reply #238 on: January 05, 2025, 01:25:29 PM »
Many countries have realized that rather than attacking the future industry, it is better to embrace it.
And global standards, clear taxation, DeFi rules, and investor protection, will shape the crypto industry for the better. IMO
The crypto industry needs clear regulation to support its growth and development. No more grey area...
But yeah, privacy is an issue that will always be up for debate here.
It is also useless for them to attack, because no matter how fierce they attack, this will continue to grow and will even make many people come. Because indirectly when they attack bitcoin or crypto to the fullest, then at that time many people will see or it can be said that this is an advantage because this can be a form of promotion even though it is quite negative.

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Re: Financial Freedom and Bitcoin
« Reply #239 on: January 05, 2025, 09:25:45 PM »
Bitcoin investments have bridged the gap between the poor and the rich, so that both parties can invest in Bitcoin and anticipate big returns through it, for long term investment purposes.

Bitcoin investments are the best thing that happens to humanity, that there is discrimination or social status before an individual would invest in it. It's just about investing with the amount you can afford to lose at any time and being patient about the investment made.

 

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