Ok, I understand that you are used to earning in $USD and that 300 sats (USD $0.13 at today's exchange rate) seems laughable to you right now, but think for a moment, now that I want to put you in context:
  1. One bitcoin is worth just under USD $44,000 right now according to TradingView data:
  1. Ten years ago, the price of a bitcoin was barely above USD $1,000 for the first time. This was on November 29, 2013 according to CNN Business, peaking that day at USD $1,242.
  1. Collecting and stacking sats is an activity you can do in your spare time.
Check it out, right now my previous post has earned 300 sats for its publication and as many more thanks to a generous interaction from @Undisciplined. thanks, buddy!
Now tell me honestly:

How much could your sats be worth in 5 or 10 years?

We don't know do we, just as we don't know if Bitcoin (or you or I) will eventually be alive 10 years from now, but what have we got to lose?
Just take into consideration that the money lying in your hands today is completely manipulated by most governments and elites, who print fiat money at will to finance their lives.
It is their business, just as it is their business to finance and profit at the expense of the citizens by printing more and more of that kind of money.
And you know that leads to inflation and, consequently, loss of people's purchasing power.

Facts, not words

I recently wrote in Spanish about how El Salvador, by the hand of its president Nayib Bukele, initiated a plan to introduce Bitcoin in schools in that country. Let's not forget that they incorporated Bitcoin as legal tender.
Michael Saylor himself was skeptical about Bitcoin 10 years ago and thought its days were numbered, but later changed his mind. Here is his tweet from December 18, 2013.
If Bukele and Saylor believe in Bitcoin, why don't you and I?
So, to leave it at this point, I believe in Bitcoin and its ability to serve as an alternative to all this corrupt money that passes through our hands today.
The decision to start accumulating sats, little by little, and in a new way of conceiving the economy thanks to Bitcoin, is yours.
Keep in touch.
I'm using Bitcoin as my savings account rather than an investment, honestly.
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In the context of Bitcoin, what's the difference, really? Both can follow low-time-preference. Only surface of difference I can see is if you consider an investment a short-term gain.
Personally, even though I don't plan to ever sell my Bitcoin, I still consider it my main savings and also my number one investment. And I don't "trade" it.
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The difference is that I'm not going to try and "time" the market, however "low" my time-preference may be.
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Investing by itself has nothing to do with timing the market. That's trading talk.
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It´s a must!
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Anytime, my default zap amount is just 1/1000th of whatever's in my SN wallet. As my balance grows so does my "generosity".
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And that´s too valid!!!
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1sat = $1 would be reasonable, capture this comment and we'll laugh together in a few years
300 sats isn't small, zap this comment with 300 sats and I will tell you why
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You are right.
However, there are people who have told me that it is too little. They are the ones who don't understand what this is all about.
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Stay humble and stack sats. Where we’re going, we won’t need the USD to sats conversion.
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It sound a great destiny!
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I believe bitcoin will be even more popular with Lightning network and reach 1sat= $0.1
My eyes after this article are lazered, thanks
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