Bitcoin as a retirement from a 3rd world country citizen

I am 28, and I first bought Bitcoin for $800 around 2022, when it was at 40k. When it went down to 20k, I almost sold it but when I truly lose the money is when I sell it. So I held it until it hit 40k again and sold back to breakeven.

Saved a lot in fiat up until February 2023. That was when I started to read/watch a little bit about Bitcoin and understood its scarcity. April of 2023 is when I started to DCA around $200 a month. I worked 2 jobs + side hustles just to save for my emergency funds and start building my BTC stack at the same time.

As I started to grow my portfolio, I also started to learn more about the fiat problem. The more I understood, is the more I bought BTC.

Now I already have my EF completed (10 months worth) and I'm very proud that I am almost at my next goal.. I aggressively buy now at a minimum of $400 a month.

I am still working 2 jobs, I treat myself every now and then and also travel, but I always prioritize buying BTC. I hide it in a hardware wallet, and I will be selling a part of it in 10 years.

Lots of Youtube videos that say US citizens can retire at 0.1 BTC in 10 years. While that is pretty enthusiastic at this stage, I am just happy that my stack will be more valuable and a good retirement fund considering I'm from a 3rd world country.

Keep on DCA, and HODL everyone! ZOOM OUT!