Eric Siu addresses whether it's too late to buy Bitcoin, arguing that today's buyers will look like early adopters to people decades from now. He discovered Bitcoin seriously in 2016 and felt late then, but emphasizes education and reframing how you think about timing.
People are like, oh, it's too late right now to get in on Bitcoin. How long do people have? I mean, you know, people are like, oh, it's too volatile. Like, how do you typically respond to those comments? Education is such an important part of this. So if you think about timing, when I started looking at Bitcoin and cryptocurrencies in 2016, which was the second time I looked at it after really just kind of ignoring it the first time, I thought I had missed it. I thought I was late, right? It was 7 years into this thing. Oh my God, all my friends have already done this. I'm so dumb. Why didn't I, you know, pay more attention the first time I heard about this? Man, I was early, right? And so, if you think about from a timescale standpoint, people who end up buying Bitcoin or using Bitcoin 50 or 100 years from now are going to think of people today as being early.
