Is it too late to get into the cryptocurrency market now that it's already 2024?

Bitcoin has seen truly significant price increases only twice in its 15-year history since 2009. The first was in 2013, when the price went from $10 to $1,000, and the second was in 2017, when it surged from $300 to $19,000. The common point between these two spikes is that they both occurred within a year, specifically the year following the halving event.

Let's compare the housing prices in China at the end of 2017 to the price of BTC at that time, which was $19,000. Now, with BTC at $57,000, its increase is not even as much as the rise in housing prices, which have skyrocketed like a pole.

BTC is an old friend to us, but compared to the internet, it is also a new thing. This is because human cognition is not fixed; it gradually improves with the development of the times. Just like when the internet first came out, the whole world was convinced that the internet was a scam, nothing more than a bubble.

But look at it now; almost everyone is inseparable from it.

And most people only realize their dependence on the internet after it has already surrounded their lives. By then, who will wait for you to invest? Now, the best internet company, Apple, has a market value of $3 trillion.

How many users does BTC have? Less than 50 million (based on BTC addresses counted), which is negligible compared to Apple's billions of users. But even with fewer than 50 million users, BTC has created a market value of nearly $1 trillion. Isn't this enough to show that BTC still has huge potential for the future?

So, it's never too late to join the cryptocurrency market, as long as you are a step ahead of others.