"Bitcoin is too expensive, I can't afford it," is one of the most common misconceptions. In fact, you don't need to buy 1 whole BTC. You can start with its smallest unit: satoshi.
Here's how it works: 1 Bitcoin can be divided into 100 million parts, and the smallest part is called a satoshi (O,00000001 BTC). So you can own 1,000 sats, 100,000 sats, or any amount that fits your budget, just like you can own Rp500 without having to own a full Rp100,000. That means "too expensive" is only a matter of perception about the number, not accessibility.
For beginners, this is important so you don't feel intimidated by the price per coin. But remember, being able to buy cheaply is not a reason to buy recklessly; still use disposable income and understand what you're buying first. Save this for reference.
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Here's how it works: 1 Bitcoin can be divided into 100 million parts, and the smallest part is called a satoshi (O,00000001 BTC). So you can own 1,000 sats, 100,000 sats, or any amount that fits your budget, just like you can own Rp500 without having to own a full Rp100,000. That means "too expensive" is only a matter of perception about the number, not accessibility.
For beginners, this is important so you don't feel intimidated by the price per coin. But remember, being able to buy cheaply is not a reason to buy recklessly; still use disposable income and understand what you're buying first. Save this for reference.
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