Buffett’s Year 10 Was Quiet. Mine Will Not Be
- Silivere Bakomeza
- Jul 14
- 5 min read

Why I Am Documenting My 20 Year Wealth Journey in Public Even If It Looks Crazy Today
Warren Buffett did not start out as a legend.
He was not on CNBC
He was not giving keynotes
He was not trending on social media
In Year 10 of his investing career, Buffett was quietly buying undervalued companies, managing a few small partnerships in Omaha, and writing investor letters almost no one read.
That is what greatness looked like back then. Silent. Slow. Private.
But I am not from that era
And I am not building that way
So no, I am not Warren Buffett
But I have one thing in common with him: conviction
The difference?
He built in silence
I am building in public
Loudly. Relentlessly. From day one
Buffett Built Quietly in Year 10
In the early 1960s, Warren Buffett had already spent a decade sharpening his investment philosophy.
He was managing money through the Buffett Partnership, buying what he called cigar butt stocks, cheap companies with one last puff of value. He had begun realizing the compounding power of owning entire businesses.
But no one outside a tight circle of investors cared.
He was not famous
He was not quoted
He was not being reposted
He was not chasing attention. He was stacking shares.
That was Buffett’s Lane. Invisible. Intentional. Unbothered.
I Am Playing the Same Game in a Different Arena
I am not in Omaha. I am not managing partnerships.
I am a bus driver, builder, and long-term investor documenting a modern wealth play. And I am doing it in full public view.
Here is my blueprint
• I invest 50 dollars every weekday into Strategy, formerly known as MicroStrategy
• I do it publicly
• I document every single week for 20 years
• I post every update, screenshot, and receipt of discipline whether people are watching or not
This is not a content strategy
This is how I build wealth
What I Am Doing in Years One and Two as I Head Toward Year 10
I started in April 2025 with one clear goal:
To invest every single day, like Bitcoin trades nonstop
Here is the structure
• 50 dollars per weekday, automated through Robinhood on all 252 market days
• 100 dollars every Monday, a manual buys to cover the two weekend days
• 50 dollars on every holiday, to fill the gap on market closed days
That is 18,250 dollars per year
Roughly 365 receipts of behavior
Not for likes. Not for claps. For legacy
Most daily investing strategies stop at market hours
Mine does not
Bitcoin trades 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. So does my discipline
I document the entire journey every Saturday at BakoInvest.com
Every share. Every update. Every screenshot
This is not theory
This is proof of work
Why Strategy Is My Anchor
This is not a random stock
Strategy, formerly MicroStrategy, is the largest corporate holder of Bitcoin in the world
• More than half-million Bitcoin and counting
• A mission driven founder with a century long mindset
• A company that does not just believe in Bitcoin, it is structurally tied to it
I am not guessing
I am not gambling
I am placing a multi decade bet on
• Bitcoin adoption
• Strategic leverage
• Behavioral edge
• Asymmetric upside
Every 50 dollar buy I place is one step deeper into that conviction
What Buffett and I Have in Common
Most people will never confuse me with Warren Buffett, and they should not
But we share four traits that matter more than status or capital
Conviction Over Consensus
Buffett did not follow crowds. He followed logic.
He looked wrong for years and became the richest man in the world.
I am buying Strategy while most people sit in index funds and chase shiny trends.
Conviction means you act early and stay long
Decades Over Days
Buffett thought in 10-year increments. Not 10-minute charts.
So do I.
Every day for 20 years. No panic selling. No ego when it is red
Simplicity Over Complexity
Buffett’s approach bored Wall Street. That is why it worked.
He was not chasing complexity. He was compounding clarity.
I am doing the same. One stock. One plan. Infinite reps
Ignoring the Noise
Buffett never chased headlines
I do not care if Strategy is down 40 percent or up 80 percent
If it is a weekday, I buy
If it is a holiday, I buy
If it is the weekend, I already bought
That is the edge. Showing up when others flinch
What Makes Me Different by Design
I am not copying Buffett
I am building something he never had to face, because his world didn't include the digital arena
I Am Building in Public from Day One
Buffett became famous after decades
I am inviting people into the process while it is still raw
You are not watching a product. You are watching a process
I Am Embracing Volatility
Buffett loved predictable businesses. That worked in his time
I believe volatility is the tax you pay for upside
Strategy gives me exposure to Bitcoin’s range with structure and leverage
I am not smoothing the ride. I am aiming for the destination
I Am Turning Documentation into Discipline
Buffett compounded capital
I am compounding capital and content
Every post is a brick. Every update is a timestamp
This is not performance
This is identity
Why I Do Not Wait to Be Seen
Most people share after they win
Not me
I am publishing the process while it is still uncertain
Because if I only show up when I am winning, I am not really building
Visibility is part of the commitment
Where Year 10 Could Lead
If I stay the course, by Year 10 I will likely have
• Over 1000 shares of Strategy
• More than 260000 dollars invested
• A full digital paper trail of behavior
• A platform that proves discipline scales wealth
Not because I am perfect
Because I am consistent
Want to See It Play Out in Real Time
This is not theory
This is 20 years of receipts, shared weekly
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You do not need to be early
You need to be disciplined
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Final Word
Buffett’s Year 10 was quiet
Mine will not be
Not because I am louder
Because the world is
People need to see what long term conviction looks like
They need to believe discipline still works
So no, I am not Warren Buffett
But I have the one thing that made him unstoppable
Conviction
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