"Should I buy Bitcoin??"
The answer to this question is a paradox. Because the answer to "should I buy bitcoin?" is always yes. But if you don't understand why the answer is yes, and you have to go to reddit or twitter or google to ask if you should buy it, then the answer is always no. Because if you don't understand why the answer is "yes" and you're outsourcing the decision making to someone else, then you will most certainly also to go reddit or google or twitter later to ask "should I sell bitcoin??" The answer to "should I sell bitcoin" is almost always no. But since you didn't understand why you bought it in the first place, you also won't have the foundation to answer whether or not you should hold it or sell it, and you'll outsource that decision to someone else too. So, as always, the answer is to study bitcoin until you can answer the question "should I buy bitcoin?" for yourself. submitted by /u/thesatdaddy [link] [comments]
The answer to this question is a paradox.
Because the answer to "should I buy bitcoin?" is always yes. But if you don't understand why the answer is yes, and you have to go to reddit or twitter or google to ask if you should buy it, then the answer is always no. Because if you don't understand why the answer is "yes" and you're outsourcing the decision making to someone else, then you will most certainly also to go reddit or google or twitter later to ask "should I sell bitcoin??"
The answer to "should I sell bitcoin" is almost always no. But since you didn't understand why you bought it in the first place, you also won't have the foundation to answer whether or not you should hold it or sell it, and you'll outsource that decision to someone else too.
So, as always, the answer is to study bitcoin until you can answer the question "should I buy bitcoin?" for yourself.
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