BC

vhalember

Personally, I'd diversify just a bit into low market cap cryptos with some promise. They have a much higher potential to go 10 or 100x.  Though obviously they're a much higher risk than BC.

bully0449

By new year BC. 200 K. BET!!! TALK TO ME THEN!! ALSO, XRP, HOLY SHIT, MONEY HURRICANE!! AND WATCH THAT DODGE, AND ETHERIUM YOU GOT ME, YOU ARE WELCOME CONGRATULATIONS.

Solana-news

Je Can repeat the same thing with bitcoin 2 Bitcoin-ii.org $BC2

BrewsandBass

I don't know one person that has BC so I have to come here.

hardlyahandle

Im all inonthis 2nd chance coin BC2

hardlyahandle

I have went all in one BC2. 2nd chance

vhalember

Yup, there was an article earlier that before Trump's "announcement" today some whale placed a 40x leverage short on BC. If BC moves up just 2.5%, they're liquidated. BC is up over 3% on the day, so someone just lost their big-time gamble. https://www.bitget.com/news/detail/12560605027599

RetroGameMaker

Forget kas. What if you had a second chance to get Bitcoin at $1? Check out r/BitcoinII (BC2)

rob_xv

You can look these things up for yourself, but yes they are, although they reduced their short position earlier today. [https://hypurrscan.io/address/0xb317D2BC2D3d2Df5Fa441B5bAE0AB9d8b07283ae](https://hypurrscan.io/address/0xb317D2BC2D3d2Df5Fa441B5bAE0AB9d8b07283ae)

Ornery-Dot4341

0x14a9252481E71533bf0C3786F4e2Cee3BC37145A

Schoeddl

I already bought massively in 2013 and still buy every dip and sell every high. You don't need to hit the lowest dip and the highest mountain at all. If you believe that BC will continue to rise in value, timing to maximize profits doesn't matter at all. If you always buy the dip, you will always be better than Saylor and the other long-term hodlers.

slapnutzzzz

Here is the wallet to follow the entries. [https://hypurrscan.io/address/0xb317D2BC2D3d2Df5Fa441B5bAE0AB9d8b07283ae](https://hypurrscan.io/address/0xb317D2BC2D3d2Df5Fa441B5bAE0AB9d8b07283ae) Click on perps to see the value

Which-Delivery-2362

Hi I live in Vancouver BC Canada. My parents took out a 2nd mortgage on their home to help a relative with their business. They got manipulated now they are about to lose their home. Is there anyway we can put a post in the crypto community to help pay my parents mortgage off. I can show proof of the mortgage and it being paid off. Any kind of support would be appreciated. Solana CZpo51TKgc5Gof6tB11Y7JirWSs81YjhovV9wQLRwezd Bitcoin bc1qzwll0vvtxze8uhuem8a473a6dxpmxcf6mrjut2

vhalember

Gold will have a ~$45-50M market cap in 2030, which many are looking to as a plausible benchmark for how big BC can become. People who naysay it, aren't doing the math or comparisons well. Though 2030 is very bullish, 2032 is the more common prediction point for $1M BC. $2M by 2035 is more plausible, at which point gold will have a $70-80M market cap (doubles about every 7 years). So BC would have half the market cap of BC.

hardlyahandle

Im on the next level BC2

Forsaken_Oil_8653

See people on socials talking about the BC crash. Does seem likely with tbe currently climate pushing more and more crypto

vhalember

But only 18.5% APY from this last cycle's peak to peak.  10/21 peak was 64k, peak this cycle is 126k just a couple weeks ago  Unless we launch, and I hope we do, BC growth is way down from the past.

vhalember

That 25% return rate is unsustainable.  It's going to eventually dip to the stock market and gold average of 10-11% APY. Hell, BC is already below your posted 25% APY in this past four cycle.  We've gone from 64k peak in 10/2021 to a 126k peak in four years.  That's 18.5% APY. Now, if BC launches to the moon before closing out the year, or you bought an earlier dip, then the numbers change.  Measuring by cycle though, BC returns sadly aren't like they were years ago. I have to give you props for showing what just saving $5/day can do for a retirement.  Too many don't understand the power of compounding interest.

Pagan6187

# Missed Bitcoin at $1? Here’s Something Different # Most of us have heard the stories about Bitcoin back when it was under a dollar — a time when almost nobody believed it would matter. That era is long gone, and no one expects it to come back. But there’s a new project that’s taking a similar path from the very beginning: **BC2 (Bitcoin II).** It’s built from the same base code as Bitcoin, using **SHA-256 Proof-of-Work**, the same **21 million limit**, and the same **halving schedule.** No meme branding, no shortcuts — just a clean restart of the original idea. Right now it’s trading around $0.95, roughly the price of a coffee. What’s interesting is that BC2 isn’t trying to replace Bitcoin or reach its price. It’s not about competing — it’s about revisiting what made the first network special in the first place: fairness, simplicity, and transparency. The community is small but active, with miners, developers and early holders helping shape the network from the ground up. Everything’s transparent; you can check the explorer and live dashboard at bitcoin-ii.org. It’s already listed on **CoinEx**, so it’s more than just a whitepaper idea. No one here is pretending this will become the next Bitcoin — that’s not the goal. The point is to rebuild the same foundations, start fresh, and see what can grow when things are still open enough for individuals to make a real impact. bitcoin-ii.org

Pagan6187

Missed Bitcoin at $1? Here’s Something Different Most of us have heard the stories about Bitcoin back when it was under a dollar — a time when almost nobody believed it would matter. That era is long gone, and no one expects it to come back. But there’s a new project that’s taking a similar path from the very beginning: **BC2 (Bitcoin II).** It’s built from the same base code as Bitcoin, using **SHA-256 Proof-of-Work**, the same **21 million limit**, and the same **halving schedule.** No meme branding, no shortcuts — just a clean restart of the original idea. Right now it’s trading around $0.95, roughly the price of a coffee. What’s interesting is that BC2 isn’t trying to replace Bitcoin or reach its price. It’s not about competing — it’s about revisiting what made the first network special in the first place: fairness, simplicity, and transparency. The community is small but active, with miners, developers and early holders helping shape the network from the ground up. Everything’s transparent; you can check the explorer and live dashboard at bitcoin-ii.org. It’s already listed on **CoinEx**, so it’s more than just a whitepaper idea. No one here is pretending this will become the next Bitcoin — that’s not the goal. The point is to rebuild the same foundations, start fresh, and see what can grow when things are still open enough for individuals to make a real impact. bitcoin-ii.org

Pagan6187

Missed Bitcoin at $1? Here’s Something Different Most of us have heard the stories about Bitcoin back when it was under a dollar — a time when almost nobody believed it would matter. That era is long gone, and no one expects it to come back. But there’s a new project that’s taking a similar path from the very beginning: **BC2 (Bitcoin II).** It’s built from the same base code as Bitcoin, using **SHA-256 Proof-of-Work**, the same **21 million limit**, and the same **halving schedule.** No meme branding, no shortcuts — just a clean restart of the original idea. Right now it’s trading around $0.95, roughly the price of a coffee. What’s interesting is that BC2 isn’t trying to replace Bitcoin or reach its price. It’s not about competing — it’s about revisiting what made the first network special in the first place: fairness, simplicity, and transparency. The community is small but active, with miners, developers and early holders helping shape the network from the ground up. Everything’s transparent; you can check the explorer and live dashboard at bitcoin-ii.org. It’s already listed on **CoinEx**, so it’s more than just a whitepaper idea. No one here is pretending this will become the next Bitcoin — that’s not the goal. The point is to rebuild the same foundations, start fresh, and see what can grow when things are still open enough for individuals to make a real impact. bitcoin-ii.org

Luckyjuly777

https://www.btcc.com/en-CA/academy/research-analysis/barron-trump-crypto-how-dose-he-amass-150-million-fortune-from-crypto%25EF%25BC%259F

Strong_County_5195

BTC is and always was “their” prototype and venue to normalize (mass adoption) digital currency and ultimately the digitization of all assets on the BC (digital surveillance state). SAmsung TOSHIba NAKAmichi MOTOrolla “SATOSHI NAKAMOTO”

HedgehogGlad9505

I'm not gonna argue whether bitcoin is the best. Let's just assume it is. Even then, there are numerous examples that mankind has not chosen the best way. For example, we all know war is bad, yet we haven't stopped fighting each other since 3000 BC. If you bet all your money on the best scenario of no war, you'll be bankrupt in no time. There are many possible futures of the world, and my estimation is only part of them adopt the bitcoin standard. That's why I'm not putting all my money into bitcoin. Simple as that.

HKHunter

Although it may seem unlikely, a targeted $5 wrench attack. From spending 2 mins looking at your post history I can tell you’re very likely a 30 year old gay dude living in BC in Canada. Worked in a top restaurant in 2021 in Vancouver. You inherited some cash and are prob worth close to 600k. Any crooks around BC would be wise to target you for more info, come find you, threaten to break your legs / arms / head until you transfer your crypto, which will then disappear into the ether. Wise not to label yourself as a sure bet, however unlikely it may be…

shadowsreturn

BC is why I didn't sell in 2021.. i should have. NEver listening to experts again

The_Hosp75

Ummm no. King Solomon said that in like 950 BC.

Personal-Ebb-4717

they kept it. Already added to the US BC reserve. realistically, there is no way to determine who are the victims or how much they're owed. And i doubt the scammer have any legit bookkeeping/record.

KingPettyx

You should know that the abbreviation for Bitcoin is BTC, not BC. You also shouldn’t invest anything at all given your self proclaimed “knowledge” of “BC” above Read a book and do some research

Logical_Lemming

0xb317D2BC2D3d2Df5Fa441B5bAE0AB9d8b07283ae made the trades and then sent the proceeds to 0x4f9A37Bc2A4a2861682c0e9BE1F9417Df03CC27C where the USDC is still sitting.

vhalember

Yep.  While BC dropped 11%, many alt coins dropped over 30%.  If you even had a small amount of leverage - there goes everything... Well unless you shorted, then you just won your gamble.

wilkinsk

Bitcoin and Gold are safe havens for money during economic turmoil. I doubt it the tarrifs will be a bad thing, for BC, long term.

DrSpeckles

No, the record of the image would be secure. But the image itself is not likely to be on the blockchain (it’s too big), the BC is just a ledger.

OP-erator

At least you can go get a good position in BC2 like the other poors.

willofscott

Bitcoin is a technological breakthrough the world has never known, and its super disruptive. This and the fact of its programmed scarcity makes it extremely valuable being how unique it is. I see its main easily understandable value is thats its the best dollar parking spot of them all, no rent, no maintenance, no upkeep, no reroofing, no HOA dues, no realtors comms, no property taxes bleeding you year after year, no water leaks, hurricanes, fires…I say that because a predominant parking spot for cash is real estate. My brothers a job supervisor for super high end apartments in Manhattan, billionaires, Sting, Bank CEO, Julia Roberts, and it confused me for a while why people would buy 110,000,000 apartments? For an apartment WTH? Then it occurred to me that its a solid place to park 110,000,000$, becasue 5 years from now there will be someone who wants to park 130,000,000$ in your parking spot. That kind of money cant be deposited, cant be left in cash, Gold sucked for along time as an appreciating vehicle. So mahattan apartments it is. Then comes along bitcoin, it starts out as nothing, just a toy token to reward miners, you would have thousands of them and no value, then it slowly started to be sold and that kept going to produce a market value that could be measured, and it kept changing hands over and over and over again which created the market and the demand slowly increasing created the price discovery, so during this time it became a known and trusted thing, that was rare and simple to own, obscure but slowly it emerged as valid store of value more so then a currency. It strips away all the expenses of other dollar parking spots, its easily transported, sent thru fiber optics at the speed of light, instantly settled, and liquid. It at this point is the most sought after dollar parking spot of all time. So much so that people will lessen their inclination to buy 100,000,000:apartments becasue the next guy might choose bitcoin instead of a apartment, this thing will demonetize real estate, demonetized real esatte will amke homes cheaper for everyone and the same true for all needed goods, it will reveal to people the broken nature of our dollar system because now we have an actual comparable money not theorical, but actual working model which makes all the broken parts of the system shine for all to see, the world is going to literally change from the ground up due to this new tech innovation through realizing a finite scarce asset which can be infinitely fractionalized holds value infinitely and makes prices go down or more accurately makes purchasing power go up as you hold it, not like cash losing its value as you hold it. Inflation was assumed to be sort of like gravity, it just happens, now people are realizing its not a law of nature, its a government planned action, and action that has caused the better part of our worlds poverty, people in time will have nothing to do with a debased currency, it will be viewed as radio active toxic sludge. I can only imagine the upheaval this will entail, it will at some point get very ugly before it gets beautiful is my assumption, but maybe it transcends all that and the purity of the truth will rest easy and revolt and mania will not be necessary? I could hope. But back to fractional, as bitcoin goes around and round the globe, and gets diced and sliced into micro particles of the whole unit called bitcoin, ever tiny little speck will hold value and continue to preserve your time and energy spent to receive that particle. So if you think you should invest in bitcoin. My usual answer is do some research and when you know you will fucking know, like myself. All the way to November 2024, my only opinion was this is stupid, or I didn’t even think about it. Then it hit 100,000K, and it grabbed my attention…Why the fuck is bitcoin 100,000K? What the fuck is going on here and I had to know, and about 600-800 hours later at the bottom of the rabbits hole, I was like holy fuck! This is huge! This is unstoppable. I got to get some NOW, and now, and now, and have been egtting some as often as possible from November to now, buying all the time, high price maybe its up, low price great its on sale, lower price super bigger sale, going back up good buy more, ATH buy a little because maybe its breaking out, honestly who cares what price it is right now, all the prices we see right now will be cheap cheap cheap when its 10,000,000 a coin and more. This whiole year has been insane with every type of institution flipping their script and giving in to the unstoppable realization that they get on board or they get absolutely creamed by the banks and corporations that did get on board. They literally will go bankrupt if they don’t, and its only now they are seeing this, the smartest guys in the room are behind all the retail that understood this, they were blind and now they can see, and what they can see is Holy Shit we have to get some Now now now…or bust. What a year, it went from absolute warfare to hugs and kisses from the worst critics, Ive never seen anything like it before, Im 57 and not ever, never did famous CEOs and Execs flip their opinions in public this way in this manner, its as if they don’t have time to hide it, just admit it, rip the bandaid off, get to buying it, and see its changing everything little by little the world will be a completely new place. So you ask are you too late to buy some satoshis, they are 1/10 of a cent. Bitcoin is not the needed term anymore, it’s satoshis. The public needs to think satoshi are 1/10 of a cent, if they think this it will ramp up the accumulation of bitcoin by the regular people who really desperately need this. If they think 121,000$ bitcoin it seems completely out of reach, wont even try, its not one bitcoin its a cluster of 100,000,000 satoshis. Buy as many as you can. We are not late, this is just the beginning, it needed to hit 100,000K just for the validation to truly kick in, now that this is happening, its going up for along time to come, if not forever, and every little piece will grow in value infinitely, because it will fractionalize infinitely. No printing needed, just make smaller and smaller pieces, simple. What it does do is eliminate the governments ability to print power when they desire to, and them with less power means less spent on war, on tanks, bombs, etc. Which is the natural way things should be. Bitcoin is a world historical cross roads, we live in the post bitcoin invention, the world of yesterday is pre bitcoin, kind of like BC and AD. Some day it may be called BB and AB (before bitcoin and after bitcoin). So yes buy some buy as much as you can every day, every week every month, satoshi at a time, handfuls of satoshi when you can, its about the satoshi now. Not bitcoin, the world need to hear this its satoshi, “buy some just in case this thing continues to catch on”. Have a great life, I know I will, more so then I ever knew before. When at the bottom of the rabbits hole, say HI, I’m the guy by the coffee maker. Peace!

Adventurous-Try6099

Nobody would have thought BC will reach the zenith in such a short period of time

These-Fortune3126

The chart doesn't begin at 211 BC for Rome. It begins at 275-250= 25 AC. That roughly corresponds to the time at which denarii and aurei were first debased.

carsonthecarsinogen

I’m assuming it’s when measurable inflation kicked off ? The dollar was relatively stable/ pegged to metals until 1913. Can’t speak for Rome in 211 BC..

typeIIcivilization

Why are you beginning in 1913 for the US dollar? And why 211 BC for Rome?

bananabastard

The original Satoshi designed Bitcoin logo was "BC", it evolved to what it is today from community input.

InternetPest

BC2

mario8448

BC2 is the great opportunity now

blues0cks

aaaaaand there it is. You crack the moment I ask you about what your ideal society actually entails. Typical. I am a pacifist scholar of English literature with FREEDOM to express myself however I want in my beautiful country because we have a STRONG GOVERNMENT THAT PROTECTS ME and my fellow citizens. Clear enough for ya? I actually studied abroad in Canada too. Victoria, BC. Astonishingly beautiful place, and lovely people too. You should care more about them in your ideological musings.

Auto_Fac

Dumb question maybe, but why not sell it? Even if BC doubles in price, what the hell would you want with $270 billion that you couldn't have with $135 billion?

CaregiverNo2642

For me theres a challenge so tell me as a 5 yr old, I hold a little bitcoin and my challenge is what can I do with it if fiat currency aka paper is turned into a cbdc or paper money keeps losing value. Unless we actually use BC to trade for a house car with someone else using BC okay where you dont have to convert it to a currency to benefit. So it increases in value but what if power grids are totalled in a future war scenario which is becoming more likely here in europe every day and I have my cold wallet but no way to actually use it in an emergency. I know blockchain is the way forward but I've so many doubts as to how to realise value from any coin at the moment.

cherrycola1234

Look into BC2 it just hit $2 today. If you are a miner block rewards are 50 coins. https://bitcoin-ii.org it is currently on 3 exchanges & an announcement was made earlier today that it will be on one of the major exchanges soon.

Personal-Ebb-4717

90% of your disposable income should go to BC. 10% cash for rainny day so you don't have to sell ur BC incase ur car breakdown.

lnknprk_31

$BC2

Informal_Air8679

BC2 to the moon! Started buying at .03 I'm Hella up!

kooshx

BC Backer has been pretty decent in calling BTC cycles. He pretty much got out of Bitcoin before things collapsed in May 2021 and called the second top in Nov 21. He also called the bottom during this past cycle. He's been too pessimistic since then. He thought BTC would only retrace to about 50k and started selling XRP during the last dip this summer. He seems to have misjudged the market again this time. In fairness, he only reacted because the RTY couldn't clear the ATH and he took some profits. Still, he seems too dismissive of four year cycles. Throughout the bear market, he kept suggesting that the upturn could come at any time. Assuming this is the euphoria stage, it looks like it's showing up right on time. I wouldn't say Backer is "losing it", but I'm also glad I didn't follow him in his pessimism.

De4dMoney

It’s not and you know why ? BC a scam coin can’t survive multiple > 70% drawdowns over years. Scammers have no patience. Nothing can stop this community 🪽❤️

SpicyP123

Take a look at BC2. Looks very promising

SpicyP123

I’m looking into BC2. It looks promising

SpicyP123

Take a look at BC2. Not necessarily with the whole $10k, but might be worth a piece

andys811

What about Deepbook? I know it's abit different BC no perps

InternetPest

Can you buy BC2? where?

SpicyP123

BC2 has really solid technicals

ruben451

YW! I wish you well in your financial journey. Hope BC moons and we all retire comfortably.

Robert72051

The dollar is what defines BC's worth ...

TeranyaTipper

I'm trying to mine for the first time in my life ! I'm following ChatGPT help to configure everything. But I also bought a bag of BC2 because the price is already growing and I don't want to miss this train :)

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Anyone knows why BC goes down in Septembers?

ParkingNecessary8628

The whole market is red. Even BC is going down hard. Eth is down below 3k. Don't be too dramatic

MindJealous3496

WTF this doesn’t make sense and something is way off about this post but besides that if the dollar is close to its grave why do any other countries still have their own currency…. Because there is still a place for it obviously NOTHING will ever stop people from having need and or desire for untraceable physical currency no matter how much BC is worth. If anything BC makes the dollar worth more when if it gets rare in my opinion and the gov will never give up the control they have by printing money.. there’s no way it can be something like gold or silver that’s toooo rare. Has to have liquidity for small and large entities. Even the “small” transactions account for massive amounts of money considering most of people on earth aren’t wealthy. Why aren’t cash registers tills gone why do companies even take paper money still by this logic? 🤦‍♂️

Which_Weakness4565

Gold was used as a sign of wealth in 3000BC. But it’s only used widely in 550BC. We’re somewhere in between those eras with Bitcoin. Less than 5% of the world know about Bitcoin. Probably half of them know how it works. And half of that know its true value. For those who knows the true value, the cycles don’t mean a thing. Especially when FASB accepted Bitcoin in its accounting rule, and institutions and sovereign wealth funds are stacking. Heck, BlackRock is leading the charge. Who cares about cycles? It’s just dips for ants. And if in doubt, always ask yourself. What will you sell your bitcoin into? Fiat?? The thing that they could print mindlessly?

vhalember

You need to factor in time. Let's say it takes seven years for bitcoin to hit $1 million. Seven years from now gold price will double (that's the rule of 72 for gold's 10% growth rate over the last 25 years). Meaning at that point, BC has half the market cap of gold... hence, still A LOT of room to grow.

hoplias

As someone who doesn’t want to keep it either on wallet or intermediate platforms; is it alright to just get BC ETFs like FBTC?

vhalember

I think modelling BC to established markets is absolutely the way to do. As it becomes a more commonly traded item and gains value, the growth will slow. 11% is a good choice. The S&P 500 averaged 10.4% lifetime, and gold has averaged 10.9% over the last 25 years. Good benchmarks are the key to any good analysis.

vhalember

You need to consider gold has averaged 10.9% yearly growth since 2000. If that trend continues, that's a tad over three doubling cycles in 21 years. The market cap for gold in 21 years will be over $200 trillion. I'm not sure about $21 million BC in 21 years, but $10 million is plausible. That places bitcoin at the same market cap as gold in 2046. Also, the S&P 500 has historically grown at ~10%. It current has about a $56 trillion market cap, in 21 years that grows 8 fold to ~$450 trillion... which would nearly be BC's market cap if it his $21 million/coin.

JuxtaposeLife

Imagine in 500BC if people had the Internet and the ability to trade glass beads (or seashells) for Gold through a cell phone. Now imagine some were still trying to figure out how many beads the gold would be worth in x years... while others just kept buying gold for however many beads (or seashells) some fool would part with them for.

FLGuitar

The problem I see with BC is like 80% or more is owned by a few. Who are they selling to if pleebs like us don’t buy?

mario8448

BC2

vhalember

Agreed.  I might look at crypto which is technically superior to BC and still established: Solana and XRP come to mind. Maybe increase my $100 "let's see" floater on $hyper.  Seems scammy, but if it isn't...

vhalember

I think what many here miss, is bitcoin can't support limitless growth. The math supports a $1m bitcoin, and $10 million is probably possible, but eventually BC becomes worth as much as all the stock exchanges on Earth (which is about $10 million today, but the exchanges will grow ~10%/year). $50 million/BC today would equal all the wealth of the entire world. Of course, if traditional currency is displaced, then what I mentioned may have no merit. Personally, if bitcoin goes 10x, I'll offload half into other high-performance funds. I'll be close to retirement then, so I'll just enjoy a more lavish retirement than I otherwise have had. I'm keeping some BC exposure as protection against the unknown. What does a world look like if BC is the dominant form of currency, and inflation destroyed the value of traditional currency?

vhalember

You are looking at it with the right concept, but your numbers are off by an order of magnitude. BC is 0.2 to 0.3% of the world's wealth, depending on the source you read. There's about $1 quadrillion of value throughout the world, BC is currently $2.3-2.4 trillion of that. Also, 11 years from now, the world's wealth will be ~$1.4 quadrillion. So, at 20x, BC would be about ~3.4% of the world's wealth, which is plausible. Hell, the 40x estimates would still peg it at 6.8%. So plenty of room to grow.

willy-beamish

I have 4 cold wallets that I try to keep at roughly 25% each. BC Vault, Trezor Safe 5, Tangem, Bitkey. If I have a catastrophic failure with one of them regardless of my fault or a vulnerability… I still have 75% of my stack.

Personal-Ebb-4717

Cryptobro always say that everyone has to buy BC in the future. But, they never say WHY anyone has to buy BC. Why do our allies and enemies have to by BC at 10x, 100x, 1000x the price? is BC necessary to run a country? Are their economy gonna implode if they don't buy BC? Is the buses gonna stop working and the food stop growing if they don't buy BC. And why can't they just create their own crypto tokens. Who do people have to buy BC? It's crazy talk from a greedy madman. BC network consumed enough electricity to power a city, and offers the world ZERO functional benefit. Its only purpose to this day is for Speculations, Crimes, and Money Laundering.

Personal-Ebb-4717

for BC to go to 1M, somebody has to be willing to buy it for 1M. So, which ones of you are willing to pay 1M per BC so that everyone that bought before you can get rich.

vhalember

I saw the 4BC for a current home, and thought BS. Nope, you're on it.  About $500k across a few sources. Damnation!

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bitcoin gain =/= income. , They used accounting mumbo jumbo to classify it as income, but everyone can see the truth. Profit is not realized until MSTR sells their BC. unless BC continues to rise significantly, their future "income" will be no where near as good. And if BC crashes, there goes the whole scheme. no sane person on the sp500 committee would vote for inclusion with that kind of risk n uncertainty. Only the shrills on reddit are hyping this up.

TCZ30

BC Canada?

SherbetFluffy1867

I've only ever messed around with immersion on a Bitaxe but I used BitCool BC-888 dielectric fluid and it didn't froth like that. That radiator looks pretty small too compared to the foghash little unit I've looked at. Based on ChatGPT conversation there are a lot of reasons not to use mineral oil vs dielectric fluid for immersion mining. One such reason is that mineral oil isn't as efficient and requires more heat exchange.

marehunt

What’s the best way to transfer a BC paper wallet to my coinbase account?

Comfortable_Rent_444

It's wild how a community-adopted symbol became so iconic, while the original "BC" design is practically a forgotten relic.

Shushani

What’s interesting about that? It’s just the dollar symbol but instead of the letter S it’s the letter B, presumably the video game currency begins with the letter B(?). The Bitcoin logo & symbol wasn’t even created by Satoshi, but adopted by the community after a user posted on the forum. The original logo by Satoshi was ‘BC’.

Lowkey-lover

This is incorrect the original Bitcoin logo was BC around the time of New Liberty Standard the game you are referring to is buck coins with the two brothers from andromeda the new bitcoin logo the one we recognise today is not the original Bitcoin logo. Iykyk.

Glum-Log3377

"should" drop down? that's not how it works. it MIGHT drop down to 80k but also might get to 200k. if you buy now and BC gets to 200k you basically double your money. But we don't know what will happen. with institutional adoptions and ETFs and the new regulations etc things are evolving and the past cycles might not repeat.

JoeSchmoeToo

BC money printer goes brrrr soon as per Powel

bitusher

It all depends upon the source of that energy. If the energy is coming from waste / stranded energy or unsused green energy like excess nuclear or hydro In this specific case their primary power comes from BC Hydro electricity and many houses use natural gas for heating but since this pool is owned and operated by the City of Vancouver their operation costs per kWh are a mere 2-3 cents and the profitability zone for Bitcoin is 4-6 cents per kWh compared to heating with natural gas , thus its much more ideal to heat the pool with ASICs in this specific example as they would just be using excess hydro for free

Sad_Attention2561

I'm super ignorant. BC crashed from 30s-60s, down to 15-17k per coin just a couple years ago? Now it's super inflated to over six digits. Can someone explain why now is the time to invest with it being over 100k a coin with as volatile as it is? I have no doubt it is here to stay, but it's hard for it to make sense to buy into it over 6 digits when I was buying it at 15k, 30k, etc. Can someone talk some sense into me?

Starskigoat

Take half the gain off the table. You can enjoy a little and diversify into other assets as well. You still get exposure to potential BC gains (and losses.)

BanButtcoinMod

> the goal of BC is to be rich NOW (or soon) That's indeed why most people are in it. I'm afraid that's only possible if you're already wealthy to begin with. I think the minimum amount of BTC to hold and to rapidly become wealthy is at least one full coin. If you still need to buy your first SATS, you'd already need to be wealthy in order to get that amount. No 'regular' people have just $120k sitting in the bank. At least none that I'm aware of. The main goal why people in the future will still FOMO into BTC, is because they'll soon all realize that they need a good hedge against inflation. And the possibilities for that, are very limited. Outside of gold, land, real estate, etc. what's left? And which one is the easiest to actually obtain? The answer is Bitcoin. >BC needs to be adopted a real currency for a megaleap I can promise you that it doesn't. People here are too focussend on the "currency" part. BTC wouldn't be a good currency for day to day usage. The network isn't really good for that (I know they're trying to fix that with Lightning). Usage of a hedge against inflation, or just a safe place to keep your money (aka being your own bank) is much more appealing to people than "hurr durr it's the digital dollar". Soon the government will launch CBDC's and they wouldn't want any competition for that anyway. What BTC is transforming to, is much more bullish than any currency could ever be.

bodhasattva

The rational for the potential is fine but there's the reality of when & more importantly what will be the catalyst for such a monumental increase? BC reached $100K on pure subculture crypto-bros. As others have said, BC needs to be adopted a real currency for a megaleap. Otherwise itll just continue to slowly creep up. You & I might have $1M-$2M by the time we're 60 but the goal of BC is to be rich NOW (or soon)

AForceNinja

That’s the standard rate here in BC Canada

ElPeroTonteria

BC BTC is the big mover in the crypto-verse... BTC tends to move inverse to DXY. DXY. Spiked on higher PPI. Bonds are selling off, Those players appear to be going cash and stocks.

RevolutionaryStaff42

Bottom line is your FA can't make any $$$ off you holding Bitcoin so it's an automatic "NO" for them. Also, many of them don't understand Bitcoin and since BC is unregulated in most countries they feel like it's a free-for-all with extremely high risk. TBH, I would have never mentioned owning Bitcoin to anyone, especially a financial advisor

bunbunswildrpg

I would not sell BC, that’s a long term investment

justinrich56

'Dont go near situations where someone can force you to hand over your keys ' Sounds like creating a gilded cage. Maybe just maybe all the BC in the world aint worth that.

SimbaTheWeasel

You could buy your entire village their own Big Mac combos Mr.BC