Hereās the math.
If a person starts stacking $200 a week every week for 10 years.
At the end they will have 1.3 million dollars.
This assumes the bitcoin price goes to 1.7 million.
40% cagr 
Discussion
Who do you think can afford to stack $200/week? š
That's what I mean. That doesn't even sound like a lot of money to you, but that's a lot of money. Most people can barely afford groceries.
Do the math with something more realistic, like $50/week or $10/week. It's a nice pot of cash, but nobody is buying a lambo-and-a-bimbo with that.
Imo 90% of working age people living in the west can find $200 a week easily.
But hereās the math for $50 a week over 21 years. This assumes a 13 million dollar bitcoin price by 2045. Which is Arks base case. 
Argentina entry lvl job here. I can stack 50 a week if i'm degen enough without cutting the food budged.
Crushing it bro. Your bloodline will remember your name.
He has not said that he has a bloodline.
He will with a stack like that lol
Bitcoiners don't like to spend Bitcoin; just like to acquire more of it. Families make it harder to stack.
Start selling off everything thatās not useful to you and your family. Iām not sure about your personal situation, but if you have time, take on a side gig or a second job and use all that money to buy as much Bitcoin as you possibly can.
One manās junk is another manās potpourri
~The Grinch
Useless advice, but thanks.
Well, you need THINK and then take some action about how youāre going to acquire more bitcoin. With an attitude like that, you will likely remain poor.
All the best
How many dependents do you have?
I doubt ! Most people are locked in debt and live paycheck to paycheck !
Good grief. Where do you live? Where I live, many people don't even earn $200/week as wage-earners and many other people are effectively broke.
In the West of where? Of the US? Spain, France, Italy are major Western European economies, and the amount of "working age people" who can save 800-1000 dollars a month is very far from 90%. It's probably not even 30%.
Why is everyone so poor in Europe?
Taxation, mainly. It prevents the economy from developing, preys on the gains made in the past until they're gone, and then it directly steals whatever is left for people to earn.
BTW, I was just reading that in Spain, only 30% of the people can save consistently every month. And the average savings rate is 300ā¬ a month.
yeah guess what, since coming to Germany, I've been used to choosing carefully which meat to buy in a grocery and which fruit juice can i afford. it's fucking hilarious because back in China i could order takeout of fine made restaurants every meal, i never worried the cost of dining.
I'm still trying to figure out why everything in Germany is so expensive while the services are so awful.
You live in a fantasy world.
How so? Is Ireland really that poor?
I can speak for Italy since my dad/grandpa fled their socialism for the US. There are very limited jobs. Low pay. Locked out of the international economy largely bc they donāt speak English. Avg salary like $2000/month. I would probably be driving a taxi if he didnāt immigrate to the US. The US is the land of opportunity. Americans view Europe thru a Hollywood lens where it is romanticized. That only exists if you have money. So yeah saving $200 a week isnāt happening let alone putting it into btc.
Yep. I buy 10 a week. With occasional one time purchases. I suppose I could eat Ramen noodles and Vienna sausages every day to up that but between taxes, food, rent and utilities that 30 an hour I make goes pretty quick. Plus the big hitter of paying off the debt I ran up in my 20s of course. Havenāt added anything new to the debt in years. How many people just getting into bitcoin are also paying off at least 10-20,000 in debt? Whether itās credit cards, student loans, a car. Whatever it might be.
Iām also stacking silver. Along with copper jacketed lead. Iād rather diversify my portfolio amongst competing currencies.
The amount of Bitcoin I'm stacking will make me one of the wealthiest women around, but I'm _already_ one of the wealthiest. Doesn't take much.
Some just seem wealthier because they've bought snazzier cars and taken out bigger mortgages, and have fancier titles, but they're effectively broke. They don't have any real money or anything they could quickly liquidate for money.
The problem we're facing is a different one:
Some people who know what sort of work we do, and who see we aren't spending the income, are starting to ask for "loans".
They can do the math.
40% may be possible, and even likely, but I prefer using 25% over 15 years, or 20% over 20 years. It seems like such a sandbag but its all but garunteed if bitcoin keeps bitcoining and the compounding effect is just as insane.