If you’re reading this, take a deep breath. It might seem like the Bitcoin investing train has long left the building, but truth be told, it’s just getting started.Think of Bitcoin as digital gold. It’s a hedge against inflation, which I believe is desperately needed now that the Federal Reserve printed 25% of all US dollars ever created in 2020 alone.Inflation is directly tied to supply and demand. If there’s more supply, there is less demand. When Germany hyperinflated its dollar following WWI, Germans were sweeping bills into the sewers. A loaf of bread cost millions because the Germans suspended the gold standard and printed so much.Suspending the gold standard is something the US also did under President Richard Nixon back in the ’70s. This was the inciting incident that could lead to America’s own period of hyperinflation.A German woman buying groceries for millions of dollars | CREDIT: Photo: ROGER-VIOLLET/TOPFOTOHyperinflation can happen to any country. If it happens in the US — like some economists are predicting — then the results could be devastating. If you think Bitcoin FOMO is bad now, just wait when the prices of everyday goods increasingly goes up.Meanwhile, following Elon Musk’s and Tesla’s bullish investment in Bitcoin, it’s safe to say that crypto is on the precipice of going mainstream. It still, however, has a few hurdles to overcome before it goes mainstream. Like becoming an easily tradeable asset, for example.You’re early in this space still. So take another deep breath and let it out through the nose.At the time of this article, the current price of one Bitcoin is 48,623.60 (An increase of 226% in 2020). You can buy Bitcoin in many different ways in 2021, but here are a few popular ones:Bitcoin Exchanges like Coinbase, Gemini, or Binance. Personally, I use Coinbase. The…