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317 sats \ 7 comments \ @B_for_Bitcoin 16 Sep bitcoin_beginners

So I just saw this on platform X and it really got my attention because when I reasoned it, it's actually quite crazy but real too, and many Bitcoin HODLers today don't really know the power and benefits behind this particular thought of action.

Here is the link from 0.20$ to $70k

HODLing of Bitcoin is probably the most talked about and deliberated matter in the crypto space and even here in the community. And it's funny how many people have turned a blind eye to this and some persons are feeling that Bitcoin price today is too big to buy well the thing is that every time is a good time to buy, that's if you are a long-term holder and I for one, am shocked at seeing how Bitcoin has been held for almost 14 years now although I know they are still some folks still HODLing and even planning to keep for longer terms maybe when Bitcoin reaches $200k to $500k before they actually sell-off.

I think there's probably a reason why they say patience is a virtue and it's something most humans don't have in the case of the Bitcoin journey, it's something that everyone needs to actually achieve that financial boost goal in the HODLing of our Bitcoin.

So I bring this for some folks to actually share at least boost our spirits in the HODL journey especially those newbies to the space, that if someone out there is still HODLing why not HODL?

Note:: remember to keep your coins safe too that's based on the preference of a non-custodial wallet or cold wallet if you are HODLing for long-term

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0 sats \ 0 replies \ @LowK3y19 20 Sep

I regret I didn’t hold mine from 2014

0 sats \ 0 replies \ @bitalion 16 Sep

Hodling is good, but spending is also good. If we all hoarded, how would we benefit? I say this from the point of view of Bitcoin growth. Nobody saves in dollars or euros if they are not going to use them in the future to buy, say, a car, or go on vacation with the family. I always hear about stack sats; but spending some sats is good from time to time. Don't you think?

0 sats \ 0 replies \ @memeverse 16 Sep

Hodling really is about patience and long-term vision. I’m not sure I would have been able to hold on back in the day—it’s easy to say now with hindsight, but it was definitely a gamble at the beginning. But it’s a winning one! However, it's always a good time to buy a lot of satoshi!😉

0 sats \ 0 replies \ @flat24 16 Sep

Hello my dear stacker, 🤝🤠 thank you for sharing your ideas, I agree with them, the ability to HOLD is one of the most difficult things to understand when you are a beginner in Bitcoin. As you mention in your post, patience and a long-term view are often the key and at the same time the weakness of ordinary citizens.

0 sats \ 0 replies \ @Akg10s33 16 Sep

For those who are starting, whether they are doing it alone on their own!! or someone is teaching them.. the information takes you and the main idea is to buy or obtain Bitcoin so that it is something for the next 10 years and beyond.. but there is a more versatile way to carry out this administration.. the bitcoin that you acquire must be planned and divided into 3 or 4 savings bags.. I do it in 3 bags.. The first one is long-term and will include what you are going to save for more than 10 years!! The second one would be what you are going to save for the next 4 years!! and the one for daily use in your payments or activities!! which you mostly do with the lithing network.. which is practical and super fast for payments and easy to use!! I hope this information is helpful👍👍

0 sats \ 1 reply \ @sangekrypto 16 Sep

sorry I'm still a beginner, it looks like there's still a lot more I have to learn about HODLing, because I just found out about it.

0 sats \ 0 replies \ @flat24 16 Sep

Welcome to the burrow, here we are all apprentices who only seek one thing. To stack bitcoin to be ungovernable, free, sovereign and achieve true systematic freedom. 💪🤠⚡🍊