Bitcoin's price experienced volatility last week, reaching a high of over $111,800 before dropping to $109,600.
Holding Bitcoin can be emotionally challenging, with 90% frustration and 10% reward, as per analyst Thomas Fahrer.
Bitcoin's deflationary design, with a capped supply of 21 million coins and periodic halving, sets it apart from traditional inflationary currencies.
Investors highlight the growing buying power of Bitcoin compared to fiat savings over time, emphasizing the potential long-term benefits of even owning a small fraction of a Bitcoin.