All-in Bitcoin, yet still broke

Read the strip above. You already know this guy. Maybe you've been him.

He did the homework. He earned his conviction. Then he let that conviction make every decision for him: sold the car, drained the savings, took the loan, near the peak of a bull run.

“This cycle is different. And I’m a bitcoin maxi now. All-in.”

Then the price fell 53%. Painful, but survivable. He even said the right thing — "I'll hold."

But bills don't care about conviction. Out of nowhere, the employer fired him. The runway was zero. And a -$4,320 balance doesn't wait around for the next halving.

So he sold. At the bottom. Not because Bitcoin failed him, but because there was no plan to catch him.

Bitcoin did its job. He just wasn't in the game long enough to see it.

That's the trap. The crash rarely kills a convinced bitcoiner. Real life does, while he's over-allocated and out of cash.

Look at what actually beat him in the first two panels: his own emotions. Greed took him all-in at the top. Concealed by his passionate & authentic love for bitcoin. Money management is really just emotional management.

DCA is right - it's just not enough

You've heard the advice. Dollar-cost average. Only buy with money you don't need. Both are true. But neither one answers the question that actually decides your fate when life hits:

How much?

Where's your personal line — the point past which one bad month flips your stack from savings into an emergency exit? That number isn't a percentage you copied off a podcast. You work it out from your runway. Your own runway.

Finding yours is the first thing we’ll sit down and do together. Not the slogans. The number.

So what is BIT?

BIT (Bitcoin for Individual Treasury) is a short (2 hours), live workshop, with one job: help an everyday bitcoin holder build a plan they can carry through bitcoin cycles without breaking.

Here's the part that matters. Your trainers advise companies on their bitcoin treasury at the corporate level — boards, policy, real balance sheets.

BIT is them bringing that same discipline down to your level, the individual holder. Think of it as their way of giving back to the space, so the next wave of holders doesn't relive that cartoon.

What you'll walk out with

  • Your number: how much to hold without ever becoming a forced seller

  • How to stack sats, including when you unexpectedly have a large sum of money

  • Custody and inheritance: keys that outlive you, safely

And yes, it's paid. The fee is what lets us scale it up. To scale means more workshops, with predictable schedules, without waiting for external sponsors.

Why bother scaling it? It’d give a new holder a smoother first cycle, due to a plan that can protect from volatility, and they stay in. More holders who stay, means more success stories, means more bitcoiners down the road. That's the point.

BIT — Bitcoin for Individual Treasury

Avoid selling at a loss in the future with a personalized accumulation plan.

June 27 · 11am–1pm IST · Online · Zoom · 500 INR / Rp 95.000 Trainer: Ricky Saif  |  Co-trainer: Yasbir Sidhu, CBTC

Secure your spot → [REGISTER LINK]

Conviction got you in. A plan is what keeps you in long enough for it to pay off.

Draw your line before the next crash draws it for you.

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