Butcherboy wrote: Wed Jan 07, 2026 2:23 pm
When you mention wealth building what kind of sums are we talking about. I have around 3800 dollars worth of bitcoin in the system but in only one wallet. I've recently discovered the multi wallet videos but still a bit confused so I need to watch the videos more times to let it sink in. I'm now wondering could I use this to also build some kind of wealth. I'm not the youngest anymore but I believe in the system hoping that I could eventually take out a small amount each month to top up my pension in about 5 years time .. basically my question is with about 3800 dollars in the system is this just wishful thinking. Thanks in advance
Hi Butcherboy,
When I speak of wealth building, that will come from the long term price appreciation of Bitcoin; which history is proving. The goal is to progressively accumulate more Bitcoin with the passage of time, and this is typically done by buying more Bitcoin. The wallets help b/c you can use the existing Bitcoin that you have to progressively increase your Bitcoin holdings; allowing you to increase your Bitcoin holdings over time without buying more off the market.
If possible, I personally recommend buying Bitcoin regularly AND using the features of the wallet to grow my Bitcoin... It's all about stacking sats (consistently growing your Bitcoin holdings) and the benefits will be realized in the coming years. I have no doubt that Bitcoin will eventually be in the millions of dollars so this is the type of asset that wise investors will want to hold and accumulate. But it's up to each investor to determine if/when they'd like to cash out and doing so can be profitable if you can properly time the market (although most people can't).
So for the sake of simplicity, I encourage people to just buy, hold, and accumulate Bitcoin regardless of what the price is.
But if I had $3800 in Bitcoin in the system (assuming that's in Bitcoin, not Credits; and assuming that you have a larger stash of Bitcoin elsewhere), I'd definitely be inclined to use more wallets. I'd have at least 10 wallets, drop about $380 on each, purchase about $30 of Credits from the marketplace, and use the rest to purchase Delayed Credits. I'd also consider creating a couple wallets and put the earning capabilities on auto pilot by using the Stimulus Generator; but I'd only do this for wallets that I wouldn't log in to for the next few years.
It's good that you're reviewing the videos and allowing the content to sink in. But if you'd like to schedule a call, we can do that as well so you can ask specific questions that come to mind and really focus in on some strategies that'll work best for you.
But for now, I'll say this. Strategically, you should be able to take out small amounts each month to help top up your pension while still increasing the holdings within your wallet. But if I was in your shoes, I'd be more inclined to us money from my pension to help top up my Bitcoin. For me, any capital that I'm not using to pay my monthly bills either goes to buying Bitcoin or placing Buy Limit orders to buy up Bitcoin when it dips. Buying the dip is a great way to get more BTC for your money and it works great for long-term growth AND when flash crashes occur.
With all that said, I don't want to shy away from your question of "what kind of sums are we talking about", as this deserves a proper response. Honestly, no on can really predict this b/c it's based on numerous factors such as Bitcoin's future price appreciation, timing, how much Bitcoin you have, etc. But we can devise some realistic constructs based on Bitcoin's 16-year history. Let's say that today, you purchased $3800 worth of Bitcoin at a price of $91K, you'd have about 0.0417 BTC. Now let's say that you simply sat on that Bitcoin for 10 years and the price of Bitcoin reached $500K by 2036. That single purchase you made today of 0.0417 BTC would be worth close to $21K - and that's if you just held it, didn't buy any more, and didn't use any of the BTC-earning features of the wallets. But using the wallets over a 10-year span, you can easily double, triple, quadruple, or more that amount with the help of the Delayed Credits feature (which returns either an additional 5% in BTC or 20% in Credits in 30 days). Combine that with the consistent credit conversions, and a 40% APY would be quite simple to achieve every year.
Based on a 40% APY (which is low-balled), we can do some math and and see that the use of just $100 in your wallet can yield $140 after the first year, $196 by year 2, $274 by year 3, $383 by year 4, $536 by year 5. And note that this calculation was in fiat for the sake of simplicity. The cool part is that the wallets are in Bitcoin. So it's your Bitcoin balance that will actually increase, so that $100 would be like 0.00111 BTC today and 0.00555 BTC in 5 years. And if the price in 5 years is $200K as opposed to today's $91K, you'd be sitting on $1,100 from a single $100 investment 5 years prior. That's what I mean by wealth building.
Now imagine what can be done with $3,800 or with a DCA strategy to purchase additional Bitcoin every month (with money that would otherwise sit in a bank account earning little to no interest).
But let me know if you'd like to schedule a call some time and we'll make it happen.
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Now imagine what can be done with $3,800 or with a DCA strategy to purchase additional Bitcoin every month (with money that would otherwise sit in a bank account earning little to no interest). 