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Nobody talks about Bitcoin when it’s green. Suddenly it dips, and everyone has an opinion. Stackers just keep stacking.

The best time to buy Bitcoin isn’t when everyone talks about it. It’s when: • price is boring • nobody is talking about it • hype disappears That’s when real stacking happens.

People ask when to buy Bitcoin. They wait for dips. They wait for news. They wait for the “perfect” moment. But while they’re waiting, others are stacking. Bitcoin doesn’t reward perfect timing. It rewards consistency.

The hardest part of Bitcoin is not buying. It’s holding while nothing exciting happens. Boredom shakes out more people than fear.

Most people will watch Bitcoin for years and still never buy. They follow the price. They read about it. They listen to podcasts. But when it comes to actually stacking, they hesitate. Bitcoin doesn’t need spectators. It rewards participants.

Most things can be produced endlessly. More houses. More cars. More products. More money. Bitcoin is different.

Bitcoin doesn’t protect you from mistakes. It gives you responsibility instead. If you lose keys, it’s gone. If you send wrong, it’s final. If you ignore security, you pay for it. That sounds scary. But responsibility is the price of real ownership. No help desk. No reversals. No permission. Just you and your Bitcoin.

Owning Bitcoin on an exchange is not the same as owning Bitcoin. When you leave your BTC on an exchange, you don’t control the keys. That means: They can freeze it. They can delay withdrawals. They can change rules overnight. Bitcoin was created so you don’t need permission to hold money. If someone else controls your keys, you’re just renting Bitcoin, not owning it.

The more you learn about money, the harder it gets to ignore Bitcoin.

Bitcoin is not a get rich quick scheme . It's a don't get robbed slowly type of plan.