For those asking if we are still early

I recommend watching Kurzgesagt's "The Last Human" on YouTube to put things into perspective. It counts the number of potential human people existing in the future, and it is several order of magnitudes more than what exist today.

That is the number of people Bitcoin will be relevant to.

Bitcoin will outlive fiat currencies.

Bitcoin will be around in thousands of years and fiat currencies will all eventually die out.

The future is this inconceivably large place, it's hard to fathom the nature of changes that can possibly take place.

Bitcoin gets it's value from the future perceived usefulness, today's value should reflect what we expect tomorrow's value should be. And there is no shortage of future. The future isn't going to run out. It is impossible to pick a finite point in time on an infinite timeline and make the claim that it is nearer to the "end" and further away from 2009, making it "late in the game".

The reasons to buy 10 years ago are the same reasons to buy as they are today. And they will remain logical 10 years from now, and so on.

I sold 33 BTC in 2019, spent all my money and went broke. But I'm still stacking sats since then, because nothing else really makes as much logical sense if I don't want to do any research into investing in companies. Coming up on the big 1 BTC next month, I am proud of my hard work and definitely won't sell early this time.

Humans have a tendency to overestimate what they can accomplish in 1 year, but underestimate what they can accomplish in 10.