Bitcoin has never been something that is "worth buying only when it's cheap."
In 2017, one BTC was $1,000, and many people said it was too expensive.
In 2020, it surged to $20,000, and people said the bubble would burst.
In 2021, it reached $69,000, and people said it was insane.
In 2022, during the bear market, it fell to $16,000, and everyone got scared away.
Now, it has once again climbed to $106,000, inching closer to an all-time high.
Do you know what this means?
For truly long-term assets, it's never too late to enter the market.
Bitcoin is not a tool for short-term speculation. It is the most transparent, decentralized, and scarce asset in the world. There will only ever be 21 million of them, and it will never increase.
Meanwhile, institutions, large holders, and sovereign funds have been quietly accumulating this round.
Are you still waiting on the sidelines, really willing to wait until it breaks a new high to start?