I cannot afford buying Bitcoin!

You don't need a lot of money to start. You can buy a very small piece of a Bitcoin, which is called a satoshi. It takes 100 million satoshis to make one full Bitcoin.

Who holds my Bitcoin?

You get to keep your Bitcoin yourself, kind of like holding cash in your own wallet. It's called 'self-custody' when you manage your Bitcoin in your own digital wallet.

Isn't the Bitcoin Price too unstable?

Bitcoin's price can definitely be unstable in the short term. However, it's been on an upward trend over the long run. Historically, if you've held Bitcoin for more than four years, you would have increased your purchasing power. Traditional money, though, goes in the opposite direction; after four years, you've typically lost purchasing power.

Isn't Bitcoin too risky?

Once you really dig into Bitcoin, you'll likely discover it's actually one of the safest things you can own. Think about it: it's been around since 2009, and nobody has ever managed to hack a Bitcoin wallet that was set up correctly using best practices. Plus, because it's decentralized, no one can just take your Bitcoin away or block your access.

Do I need to self-custody Bitcoin?

I really encourage everyone to manage their own Bitcoin in their personal wallet – it's called self-custody. If you don't, you're actually taking on a lot more risk. It might seem tricky at first, but honestly, so was learning to ride a bike or drive a car, right? You got this!