So I see a lot of posts about "How much Bitcoin is enough?". My question: Those who ask that, are they truly early to the financial freedom they seek?

With all factors considered, the limited supply, the point that it could actually be considered deflationary, how rare it will be for someone to own any before it's too late... My question is this: People use a common bench mark of 0.1 BTC as (is this enough?). Yes I know, "Keep stacking, keep doing what you can." People are asking this question, at least in my opinion, because they want to dream that they are just in time for complete financial freedom. Of course BTC will, if all trajectories are true it will definitely make life a little easier. Despite all the scarcity and inflation protection, I think people get caught up with multipliers. I'm guilty of it. The 4k Bitcoin days are long gone, but it gave those who invested a 25x gain, from 4k to 100K. If someone does own 0.1 BTC now that same multiplier would (assuming BTC had a current value of 100K) turn ~10K to 250K. This is if Bitcoin is at 2.5mil per coin. For anyone dreaming of complete financial freedom, say randomly a 5mil goal, the price of 1 BTC would need to go up 500x to 50mil. So my question again, those who own ~0.1 BTC, are they actually early enough for financial freedom? submitted by /u/Random9988776655 [link] [comments]

Mar 13, 2025 - 22:33

With all factors considered, the limited supply, the point that it could actually be considered deflationary, how rare it will be for someone to own any before it's too late...

My question is this: People use a common bench mark of 0.1 BTC as (is this enough?). Yes I know, "Keep stacking, keep doing what you can."

People are asking this question, at least in my opinion, because they want to dream that they are just in time for complete financial freedom.

Of course BTC will, if all trajectories are true it will definitely make life a little easier. Despite all the scarcity and inflation protection, I think people get caught up with multipliers. I'm guilty of it. The 4k Bitcoin days are long gone, but it gave those who invested a 25x gain, from 4k to 100K. If someone does own 0.1 BTC now that same multiplier would (assuming BTC had a current value of 100K) turn ~10K to 250K.

This is if Bitcoin is at 2.5mil per coin. For anyone dreaming of complete financial freedom, say randomly a 5mil goal, the price of 1 BTC would need to go up 500x to 50mil.

So my question again, those who own ~0.1 BTC, are they actually early enough for financial freedom?

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