I’ve been seen quite a few posts probably mostly from people in 3rd world countries that can’t afford much BTC and wonder if it’s worth it.
I’m going to try to give a fresh perspective where the amount doesn’t matter. What matters is the time you end up saving.
Let’s say you can only afford to save 1% of your monthly salary and you DCA for 1 year. For some people thats $100 for some it can be $5 a month but it doesn’t matter. What matters is thats 1% of your own time. You’ve saved 1% of your yearly work energy.
Now with an assumption that BTC can 100x current purchasing power (not just value because $100 in goods today may cost $200 in the future. Thats why I’m saying 100x in purchasing power).
What this means is that 1 year worth of savings can become worth 100 years worth of savings! If all you can save is 1% and bills/etc doesn’t allow you to save more it doesn’t matter. You will need 100 years to achieve it without bitcoin.
If you put 5 years worth of your maximum potential for saving it can become 500 years. Thats for generations.
Or one last example you put 8% of your 5 year maximum saving potential that will come out to 40 years worth of savings. Thats like having lived twice in terms of saving monetary energy!
Everyone is stuck chasing $ amount but what you should look at is how much time you save and that can be done even with small amounts.
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