I have a new crypto conspiracy theory: Last month I had the old "too late to Bitcoin" talk with an old friend and at one point I told him to think about everyone who'll be born tomorrow and to then compare if he or they would be the one too late to Bitcoin. The point was basically to inform him there's no such thing as too late so just stack sats responsibly as high as you can and see what the future brings.
Back then the price was about 15K higher than now so if he was "too late" last month, he's about 15K more on time today.
Come to think of it we covered this part already back in 2023. BTW here I noticed our friend Bragato is gone. If you read this, hope all is well.
So then I got to thinking, is there such a thing as being far too early to crypto? You know all those unique, useful and yet somehow still devastated coins who are down like 35% this year? What if they need way more time to actually show their true worth? What if, their true worth and final product will be for those born tomorrow and not meant for us today or in the near future? I mean, timewise I know that's a bit of a stretch especially considering how many gazillion tokens nowadays exist a mere 36 hours. So forget about timing it exactly, just think about this for a second, what if all the actual government and major corporate affiliated and partnered cryptos, who most were wrecked this past month and are way more down this year compared to Bitcoin, are doing so not because they are junk, useless, trash, scam coins, but merely because they are late bloomers?
This is where things can play mind games on you. Back in the day it was just Bitcoin, there was no coin X to compare your holdings to. Nowadays there are a billion coins to compare yours to. Who is that resilient? Who can calmly watch Bitcoin or another top coin gain like 50% year after year, while yours is going down each year and still keep hodling on to it for years without being tempted to switch teams?
If you had just opted for Bitcoin, you could trade it for a lot more alts today compared to what you got years ago. Heck, in some cases you could have just kept your money and buy a lot more alts today. Does this mean all those cryptos are trash? Honestly, for the most part yes. I mean no disrespect, but I don't hear many Bitcoin Diamond, EOS or Electroneum fanboys today. But there actually are some OG coins who's price movement does not reflect what is being accomplished within the team and blockchain.
Back then the price was about 15K higher than now so if he was "too late" last month, he's about 15K more on time today.
Come to think of it we covered this part already back in 2023. BTW here I noticed our friend Bragato is gone. If you read this, hope all is well.So then I got to thinking, is there such a thing as being far too early to crypto? You know all those unique, useful and yet somehow still devastated coins who are down like 35% this year? What if they need way more time to actually show their true worth? What if, their true worth and final product will be for those born tomorrow and not meant for us today or in the near future? I mean, timewise I know that's a bit of a stretch especially considering how many gazillion tokens nowadays exist a mere 36 hours. So forget about timing it exactly, just think about this for a second, what if all the actual government and major corporate affiliated and partnered cryptos, who most were wrecked this past month and are way more down this year compared to Bitcoin, are doing so not because they are junk, useless, trash, scam coins, but merely because they are late bloomers?
This is where things can play mind games on you. Back in the day it was just Bitcoin, there was no coin X to compare your holdings to. Nowadays there are a billion coins to compare yours to. Who is that resilient? Who can calmly watch Bitcoin or another top coin gain like 50% year after year, while yours is going down each year and still keep hodling on to it for years without being tempted to switch teams?
If you had just opted for Bitcoin, you could trade it for a lot more alts today compared to what you got years ago. Heck, in some cases you could have just kept your money and buy a lot more alts today. Does this mean all those cryptos are trash? Honestly, for the most part yes. I mean no disrespect, but I don't hear many Bitcoin Diamond, EOS or Electroneum fanboys today. But there actually are some OG coins who's price movement does not reflect what is being accomplished within the team and blockchain.
