Despite the fact that BTC hasn't yet managed to sustain its recently claimed ATH and spike through the strong $20,000 psychological level, paving the road to a future peak above $20k, most of the hodlers and investors are still bullish on it, and they're entitled to be as such. We're in the middle of a bull market in crypto that is far from being over and the best is yet to come.
Not all of us afford to buy BTC though, even if we're talking just a few sats, and on top of that, although some are able to earn crypto online though all sort of "honest and respectable ways", they probably simply can't afford to hodl and are forced to sell on a weekly or monthly basis all of their earnings, I get that and probably some of you as well.
What most of the people miss though, and don't get, is the doors that Bitcoin managed to open, the perspectives, future developments and abundance streams that some will benefit from, in the future, in the quite near future I'd say. The way I see it, Bitcoin through its model and vision created by Satoshi Nakamoto have redesigned the work from home model... Sounds weird, right? Well, it's not if you realize that some good amount of the BTC out in circulation has been at some point mined at home.
It's not even about that, what I'm pointing at, and in my opinion is even greater than simply mining BTC because that era is gone, mining BTC now is an exclusive activity to which the lower class of the modern society doesn't have access any longer. They do have access tough to crypto rewarding social medias such as leofinance and implicitly Hive, such as Publish0x and even Steem, and who knows what others will emerge in the years to come.
I was watching a youtube video yesterday, and the author was excited that he managed to monetize his channel and was getting a few dollars for every video uploaded and the guy was thrilled about the perspective of his future earnings from creating content on youtube and I was thinking... man I make a few bucks on a post on Publish0x and add leofinance and HIVE on top of that... and I'm not even having 25,000 followers as he does.
Moreover the bull market has just started and we haven't seen a true alt season yet. Have a look at your rewards now and add to that equation a $1 HIVE, $3-4$ per LEO, an over $1,000 ETH, a 10x in value BAT token and why not a $10 AMPL. How will your blogging rewards look like at such prices, considering you'' still be around here active, and would you feel low for not owning BTC? I know I won't. Yes, having a few BTCs in your wallet sets you for a comfortable future, but if life hasn't been generous with you... don't look down.
If Bitcoin goes up, everything goes up, and if in just a few years, so many ways of earning crypto online have emerged, imagine what we'll have three or four years from now. This is why anyone in crypto should celebrate BTC and wish the best for it, as it is currently tokenizing the world the way I see it. If BTC will do good, so your blogging rewards do. Without any exaggeration, BTC has opened up a new world, a world of prosperity for the modern type of entrepreneur, a more rewarding type of content creation and the speed at which everything is developing in crypto it makes youtubers look like toddlers.
How many views and likes does one need to make $1,000 a month on youtube? I guess it's hard to even get to that level of earnings in less than a year. In the crypto world, and the one of crypto rewarding social medias, if you're a bit talented and friendly you can have all that progress in a month during a bull market. Moreover you can stake some of the rewards and earn passive income on top of instant gratification. No youtube gives you passive income for staking dollars though...
Hence, BTC and the crypto world gave a whole new meaning to work from home concept and monetizing content. Think again before trashing BTC, you altcoin maximalist... By the way, a few hours ago I talked on the phone with a friend of mine who made $500 out of a $500 investment just by longing and shorting XRP the past days. I tried that too, but haven't timed my trades very well...
Long story short, BTC is like the first OG stand up comedian, like Mr. Bean inventing the selfie and Hugh Hefner creating playboy. Everybody cracks jokes now, does selfies and nudes, and some are even uploading them, or monetizing such content, but there were just a handful who were actually the first for everything. I confess, am not a BTC hodler... don't like its fees, don't like its speed and frankly I don't like the fact that I haven't bought it when it was a damn bargain, but I see the reverberance of BTC in the world and it's massive.
That's why I celebrate it and smile every time it appreciates in price, because I know my bags will follow suit, and my precious moments spent online will gain more and more value over time. I don't hold BTC, not a BTC maximalist, probably will never own any, but happy about it and excited about the future it has opened ahead for us.
Thanks for attention,
Adrian