Do You Really Buy Bitcoin the First Time You Hear About It?

Bitcoin has been on the rise since it officially launched in 2009. Created by the mysterious Satoshi Nakamoto, it came to life as a decentralized alternative to traditional money.

In the early days, people could get Bitcoin just by solving captchas or running simple scripts on their laptops. No KYC, no exchanges, just pure curiosity and a bit of effort.

Fast forward to 2019, ten years later, and Bitcoin was already gaining mainstream attention. The btc price around that time? About $3,000 to $10,000, depending on the month. It's still affordable compared to today, but many of us, including myself, watched from the sidelines.

By 2020, Bitcoin was everywhere, Twitter/X, YouTube, the news etc, it was almost impossible to ignore. And yet, many of us still did. I saw the noise, but didn’t act on it.

Today, btc price is sitting around $100,000 to $109,000, depending on the market. It’s no longer an underground idea. It’s a global asset class, talked about by governments, banks, and your average person on the street. The climb has been unreal and we all saw the signs.

So the question remains:
Do you really buy the opportunity when it knocks, or do you just watch it pass by?