It was always about human psychology mistaking randomness as opportunity, never really about Bitcoin being "out of reach". When this first started, the tech was clunky and nobody really knew the full story. It was messy. So, the people who put money in and somehow managed not to panic-sell during the chaos didn't just end up rich. They also unintentionally got ahead of the curve because they didn't follow the usual human reactions that shaped the market later.By 2025, the dynamic hasn't changed; it's still about timing, but now confused by noise: infinite altcoins, VC games, social media shills, AI hyped and the death spiral of memecoins
Indeed, some people still make money. But making a fortune? The statistical window is reduced because too many people are seeking the same shortcut, not because opportunity disappears. Everybody is playing the same game and hoping for different results. Now this is mass psychology. Projects pass by faster than attention spans, while smart money arbitrages retail's impatience
You are gambling if you are chasing millions simply through spot buying random cryptocurrencies without thorough knowledge of network dynamics, tokenomics, macro liquidity cycles, and human behavior. Though the dream is not dead, the map is now written in intricate layers and nobody is offering free instruction for this. The game has evolved from total chance to somewhat ordered anarchy. Ask yourself, do you even want the millions? Or are you addicted to the story of the millions?