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[Obari]

Yes! you got the topic very correct and I do mean it because after my last thread, I was actually wondering the essences of having all the knowledge about bitcoin and cryptocurrency at large and still don't have the money to buy, I just feel it’s a waste of effort and such a person with all his knowledge will definitely miss out of the opportunities in bitcoin and I'm on the opinion that people still need to always have some form of money at all time to buy bitcoin especially at every instance a dip arises and I want to know the essence of wanting to crowd ones brain with so much about bitcoin when such a person doesn't have any money to buy rather than seeking ways to buy?

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[kerryjoy]

I completely agree with what you're saying, and I believe that many people in the cryptocurrency industry struggle in silence with the problem of having the knowledge, the vision, and even the timing, but not having the funds to take action. Studying charts, comprehending market cycles, and recognizing when a dip is ideal but being sidelined because of a lack of funds is, in my opinion, frustrating. I believe that understanding bitcoin should involve more than just theory; it should also involve applying that understanding to practical methods of accumulating, even in modest quantities. Since sitting on knowledge without doing anything about it feels like missing the point, I firmly believe that if someone knows this much, their attention should be directed toward figuring out how to make enough money to participate, both legally and wisely.

 

[kerryjoy]

The assertion that "without money, the knowledge of cryptocurrency is a waste" holds significant merit. In the realm of cryptocurrency, knowledge alone is insufficient to reap benefits. Financial investment is a crucial aspect of participating in the cryptocurrency market.
To capitalize on the potential of cryptocurrencies, one must invest in them. Without money, this investment is impossible.
Trading cryptocurrencies requires buying and selling, which necessitates an initial investment.
While knowledge of cryptocurrency is essential for mining, significant computational power and energy resources are required, which come at a substantial cost.

Limitations of Knowledge Alone
1. Theoretical understanding: Without financial resources, knowledge of cryptocurrency remains theoretical, lacking practical application.
2. Missed opportunities: The cryptocurrency market is highly volatile, with opportunities arising and passing quickly. Without the means to invest, these opportunities are missed.
3. Dependence on others: Relying on others for investment or financial support can limit one's independence and decision-making capacity in the cryptocurrency market.

In conclusion, while knowledge of cryptocurrency is essential, it is indeed incomplete without the financial means to apply it. The interplay between knowledge and financial resources is crucial for navigating and benefiting from the cryptocurrency landscape.

I absolutely agree with what you're saying. It can be frustrating to know about cryptocurrencies but not be able to put that knowledge into practice due to a lack of funding. The market is dynamic, and all the research in the world won't help you if you can't take part. The true challenge, in my opinion, is determining how to use your knowledge in novel ways to accumulate the funds required for investment, whether that be through side projects, saving, or coming up with creative ways to enter the market with smaller sums. The secret to genuinely profiting from the cryptocurrency space is striking a balance between financial access and knowledge.

 

[Professional Writer]

I do not think that knowledge is a "waste", even if you do not have money. Knowledge is an extremely useful tool because it equips you with the necessary information and enables you to spot opportunities that no one else can see.

Even if you don’t have capital at the outset, using the right knowledge—whether it is business, investing, or a particular trade—can lead you to the creation of value, be a source of new ideas, and call for resources.

Money is usually the factor without which you cannot scale, but, it is the power of knowledge that brings those who are ready to invest or cooperate with you. Being aware of market changes, learning new skills, or connecting with others are some ways that investing in your own self brings you good long-term results.

Consequently, even though not having money may appear as an obstacle, the actual loss lies in not engaging in learning and growing since knowledge is the element that turns possibilities into achievements and also ensures that money, when received, is used appropriately.

 

[perlcode]

Humans are “hierarchical” creatures by nature, and we are also intensely aware of status and class.

In the modern world, the accumulation of wealth is what we use to identify such things. In the past, status was often a mere accident of birth; one was born into privilege or nobility…. Or in “caste” systems, born into the upper caste.

In the modern world, we have (largely) abandoned those notions and instead wealth and it’s associated power are the determinants of status.

And the wealthy seem unable, for the most part, to avoid firmly establishing that status by ostentatious display. Huge mansions, tailored clothes, expensive cars and jewelry and a splashy lifestyle…

This has antecedents in history, of course, there is a whole subset of tribal societies where the various “chiefs” held power by ostentatious displays of their wealth, throwing huge “potlatch” feasts which favored loyal followers with the very best goodies….