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Everyone needs a Bitcoin. Yes, I believe that everyone needs a Bitcoin, and you might be wondering why I’m shouting this. Because I truly believe that everyone needs a Bitcoin. Not a little Bitcoin, not a lot of Bitcoin, but just one Bitcoin.
Yes, we all need one Bitcoin. There are around 300 to 400 million people into crypto, but there are only 21 million Bitcoins in the world. There will never be more than that. Bitcoin has something very special – its fixed supply.
I know that the 300 to 400 million people in crypto today can’t all buy a whole Bitcoin, because only 21 million people can achieve that goal. But imagine a world where 400 million, 500 million, or even a billion people are trying to acquire Bitcoin every single year. Imagine what would happen if everyone was trying to get just one Bitcoin – not more, not less. The kind of push this would give to Bitcoin would be massive. The trading volume on exchanges could surge into billions and billions of dollars simply because everyone is trying to own and hold just one Bitcoin.
Remember the time when people were buying just one dollar’s worth of Dogecoin? And do you remember what happened after that? People started buying Dogecoin. Hundreds and thousands of people jumped in, sharing their excitement on Twitter, Facebook, and everywhere. And more people chimed in. What was the result? Dogecoin almost hit one dollar. It didn’t quite make it, but it got close. And what happened after that? Sure, it dumped and pumped, but it’s still holding strong.
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Do I think Dogecoin will hit one dollar? Maybe, maybe not. But when it comes to Bitcoin, do I believe it can reach one million dollars? Absolutely. You know what you have to do. Just go back to the headline of this post and understand what I’m saying – everyone needs to own, or at least try to own, just one Bitcoin.
And I know that not everyone has the money to buy one Bitcoin. The price of a single Bitcoin right now is around $100,000 and rising. Not everyone can spend $100,000 on one Bitcoin. So, what should we do?
If you can’t afford one Bitcoin, buy it in small installments. Buy a little bit of Bitcoin whenever you can. You can start with just $1 a day. Save a dollar every day, $30 a month, and $365 (or $366) a year. That’s how much Bitcoin you can buy in a year. Multiply that by three years, and you’ll have accumulated a decent amount. That’s the power of dollar-cost averaging, especially because Bitcoin’s price is going to move up, down, and all around the chart.
People on this platform, Hive, can do wonders with their Bitcoin purchases. How? By buying a little Bitcoin every time they receive a payout from their Hive blog posts. For example, if you get a payout of just 1 Hive every day, that’s a good enough amount. Go on TribalDex and buy some Bitcoin. It doesn’t matter if it’s just 1 Hive worth of Bitcoin, 10 Hive worth, or even 10,000 Hive worth. What matters is that you’re buying this limited resource every single day.
Don’t spend your real money – spend your Hive money.
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Imagine someone telling you that there are only 21 million tons of gold in the world, and no more will ever be produced. What do you think will happen? Would the price of gold remain the same, or would it rise and rise endlessly? Of course, it would rise. And the same is true with Bitcoin.
Bitcoin can never, ever be increased. There will always be just 21 million Bitcoins in existence. That’s why I keep saying that everyone needs to try and buy one Bitcoin. That’s it.
It doesn’t matter if you end up buying just $100 worth of Bitcoin. It doesn’t matter if you manage to buy $1,000 worth. Just hold on to it for the next 10 years, or 20 years, or even 30 years. Let’s see what happens.
Before I end this post, let me say this clearly – this is not financial advice. I’m not suggesting that you spend your hard-earned real money on Bitcoin. All I’m suggesting is that you use your Hive earnings – the money you’ve earned from writing – to buy a little Bitcoin. That’s it.
Don’t spend your real money. Focus on your Hive account. Keep writing content. Keep investing your time. And when you get your payout every seven days, buy some Bitcoin with that.
Again, this is not financial advice. This is just my opinion and my suggestion. You can choose to follow it or ignore it. I am not responsible for any losses or profits you may have if you decide to follow this.
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Bitcoin is more than just digital money – it’s a revolution. It’s rare, it’s powerful, and it’s shaping the future of finance. If you start small and stay consistent, one day you might look back and thank yourself for simply taking that first step.
