With one whole Bitcoin costing as much as $85,000, you might think that investing in Bitcoin is out of reach.
Fortunately Bitcoins are divisible, which means that you can own as little as 0.00000001 of a Bitcoin.
That's a 100-millionth of a Bitcoin – known as a satoshi.
What does vary is the minimum amount of money a Bitcoin exchange, or broker, will let you spend.
For instance, with the Finder app you can get started investing with as little as $5. (Some other platforms go as low as $1, but may well charge other fees.)
Low limits mean that no matter how high Bitcoin climbs, you can still invest. And if you follow a dollar cost averaging strategy, you can reduce volatility - however much you have available to invest.
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