BC

phattie242

I use BC Vault and Tangem Wallet

Kjpr13

I owned 600 BC years ago. I cashed out at 2k. Don’t feel bad.

GasLarge1422

What's the plan with all the BC that gets lost is wallets of people dying (i have a friend who died in like 2013 and probably has millions in shitcoin from drugs) nobody cares to try to get to it, but in like 50 more years won't everybody holding be dead or demented and they'll have had to create a new crypto that is capable of being traded and not locked in crypto vaults of dead ppl?

noncommonGoodsense

You guys are delusional. BC immediately dropped because of war funds being needed. Get out of your own asses.

noncommonGoodsense

lol where you think that chunk went there? Yeah BC is war chest.

djduni

And electricity was first discovered in 600BC. Are we discussing things that dont pertain to this argument for 600 or what? There was electricity prior to the US dollar being removed from the Gold Standard, that is significant because your argument is that without electricity Bitcoin ceases to hold value which is A, not true. As bitcoin can still be transferred without electricity, and B) In the event of no more electricity The US dollar would hold little to no practical value in the immediate aftermath. 1. (Most obvious reason) **Most dollars are digital** * Over **90% of U.S. dollars exist only as electronic ledger entries** — not physical cash. * No electricity = no ATMs, no online banking, no card transactions, no Venmo, no payroll, no wire transfers. * The economy would *instantly* grind to a halt. # 2. Physical cash might hold temporary value — but only briefly * In the **short term**, paper money could be bartered with — but only if the person you're trading with still believes it will someday be redeemable. * As time goes on, **physical goods (food, water, tools, ammo, medicine)** would become far more valuable than any currency. # 3. Faith-based system collapses * Fiat currency like the U.S. dollar **only holds value because people believe in its future usefulness**. You must continue to bring wars to other nations and steal their resources to have a useful US PETRO Dollar as it is literally nicknamed. * In a no-electricity scenario, **that belief vanishes quickly**, replaced by a barter economy or local currencies. # In a grid-down world: * **Useful commodities** are king: fuel, water filters, antibiotics, canned food, bullets. * **Gold/silver coins** may hold value in longer-term trade (but even that depends on reestablishing trust). * **Knowledge and skills** (mechanics, medics, electricians, gardeners) will be priceless.

Maleficent-Rate-4631

How long do you think it would take to mine that remaining BC?

freesoloc2c

Scary thing is, he doesn't know. So what's BC's actual value? 

firymeba

Report your case in a BC security firm! That's what I did for my own case, use [scams-report.io](http://scams-report.io/) & [chainabuse.com](http://chainabuse.com/), provide them order ID and all and they will contact them, i got my funds back after they sent them a letter (I had to \[bring KYC to Changelly still tho)

RevolutionaryStaff42

Not sure why anyone would ever sell their Bitcoin, your BC will always ultimately be worth more than the fiat you used to buy it. My ultimate goal of hodl'ing Bitcoin is to hold it forever and spend what I need to live off, similar to an investment account held by a broker. Would you sell your stocks when your portfolio hit 10 million? Or would you spend what you needed to live off and allow the balance to continue to print money in your sleep? So when Bitcoin hits 10 million/coin that will be great, but I'm still going to live off my Bitcoin just like it was any other day.

Left-Draft5083

The only thing that puts me off buying Bitcoin is the uncertainty, I know everyone here is 100% in and sold in BC but what will happen, just for example if everyone bought up all the BC on the market and held for like a decade.. what would happen to the price? Would it go to Zero?? Genuine question.

hackedfixer

The blockchain keeps all your transactions. When you sell in the future, the system will know what you bought and at what price just by tracing the transactions and with ai in banking now, you cannot hide by parsing multiple wallets etc. Just do it the right way. BC is a two edged sword. Transparency for all means no cheating for anyone, which is why we trust it.

firymeba

Report your case in a BC security firm! That's what I did for my own case, use scams-report.io & chainabuse.com, provide them order ID and all and they will contact them, i got my funds back after they sent them a letter (I had to \[bring KYC to Changelly still tho)

Poiriggi

Report your case in a BC security firm! That's what I did for my own case, use [scam-report.io](http://scam-report.io) & [chainabuse.com](http://chainabuse.com), provide them order ID and all and they will contact them, i got my funds back after they sent them a letter (I had to \[bring KYC to Changelly still tho)

GasLarge1422

What if we make our own bitcoin, but with booze and strippers?! Seriously though, what make BC better than other crypto, just bc it was first, established, and widely staked rn?

noncommonGoodsense

Just whales pulling out to buy up stock market. Soon as it goes up profits will go back into BC. It keeps dropping more will leave crypto and that price will drop more. You see 63k it is a huge problem just like before. Luckily we never got to 63k on the last drop. Close tho.

Ok_Yesterday_4941

brother it's going down BC trump is targetting specific companies with lawmaking policies and the entire market is nuking, lmfao 

No-Economist-2235

The copper age wiring to supply the sht tons of power to mine is part of stupid BC.

NiagaraBTC

The Bitcoin IS the real currency. Also just fyi for any of your future posts or responses, bitcoin is one word, so abbreviating it "BC" makes no sense.

EvolutionIsRight

Thank you for a very informative answer. Did you exchange dollars for BC, and then spend BC for a dollar denominated trade ? Do you think shopping like you do, is the most common reason for buying a BC ?

Amber_Sam

>I tried BC (a very small amount) and it made shopping a little more difficult. Can you describe this a little more difficult transaction? Because spending bitcoin is to me as easy as swiping a plastic card. And yes, I'm using Bitcoin almost on a daily basis. Buying groceries, paying for meals, taxis, domains/hosting, VPN... Spend and replace is usually the name of the game so no, I'm not spending bitcoin while saving in cash. If you're thinking about spending some, here are my favorite directories: http://lightningnetworkstores.com/ https://btcmap.org - awesome map, you can even add your local vendors in, once you orangepill them. https://acceptlightning.com/list.html https://spendabit.co/ https://directory.btcpayserver.org/ You can also spend and earn some sats back: https://foldapp.com - save up to 20% Starbucks, Uber, Target , whole foods , Dunkin https://www.lolli.com – save up to 30% by spending BTC anywhere but primarily USA stores https://satsback.com/stores-list - save up to 20% by spending BTC anywhere but primarily Europe stores.

EvolutionIsRight

I am not alone in distrusting something that the average guy hasn't gotten used to. Celebrate BC all you want, but it's a potential accident waiting to happen.

master-overclocker

Anything to convince yourselves BC not going down ... 😌

EvolutionIsRight

I tried BC (a very small amount) and it made shopping a little more difficult. What do people do with BC, except of course watch, and believe it will go up ? Owning a piece of software might be okay for awhile, but real currency should win out over time.

master-overclocker

OK. Downvote me. Mark my words.. BC is going to drop 25% at least !

Internet_is_tough

What is the late stage in gold? 3000BC? 1750? 1980? 2023?

SunnyDay27

It’s been happening since 1970’s… get your Bitcoin before the next 10x … Pension funds, state funds, countries all adding to balance sheet, VP Vance owns $500k of BC and disclosed at BC conference this week, crypto friendly administration. Buy through an ETF … best asset class in 15 years … not financial advice, of course 😉

noncommonGoodsense

It’s funny because cause no one will benefit from them besides those involved in the group scam. The corruption is why people can’t be enthusiastic with bribery and laundering, whale volatility and the like. Just curious how many BC do you have? Is it enough to benefit? I doubt it. You don’t run a hedge fund or have billions already. BC is centralized and malleable just like the stock market. Anyone who doesn’t see that now has blinders on. Can you benefit? Sure. Won’t be as much as the consolidation groups. It’s a vehicle to concentrate money from those with less to those who can never have enough. It’s a game these people know all too well how to win, the last coin won’t be held by you. Just make sure you take profit.

Alone-Emergency2341

You have to be more specific is it BC,AD,BBC,ABC,NBA

NefariousnessBorn839

BC hits it's highest price ever!? It was crushed under the last administration. Why would it get better after Trump?

the_tral

to be fair the USD has declined so much that the gain in USD is less about BC gaining value and more about conversion rate being better now. Look at BC from most other countries in the world were still not at ATH.

fresheneesz

Gold has never been an investment, but rather a store of value. It retained its value almost precisely for thousands of years. An ounce of gold in 500 BC could buy 350 loaves of bread. An ounce of gold today can buy 600. You'd expect this because its cheaper to make bread today with all our tools and innovation.

ComplexButterfly95

Vancouver, BC minimum $1.8 million and that would be in East Vancouver.

Prints_of_Whatever

Iirc the first purchase with BC was pizza 🤔 tho I technically think it was an exchange. Someone just wanted to see it used and to prove it was viable and offered strangers online BC at its going rate at the time if they ordered pizza for him.

Elegant_Ad7211

BC it's not spam or malware.

TankieRedard

I was just joking around. I'm all for being able to use Bitcoin. Actual day to day use of the technology for purchases are good for BC.🙏🏿

urbangoose

Ayeee.. well, it depends on the condition.. If we talking human teeth from 10 million years ago, it could be worth tens of millions. If we talking human teeth from 1000 BC, it could be worth millions. If we talking human teeth from the 14th century of a black plague victim, it could be worth thousands. If we talking human teeth of Conor McGregor in 2025, maybe you could auction it off for thousands. You see where I'm going with this.. Scarcity does play a factor, but generic human teeth in 2025 is not rare (and also, there is no demand; unlike human kidneys, hearts, lungs, etc. there are far safer replacements for teeth if you need them)

arivera2020

This is why most people dont talk about BC. Just full of smug narcissism. Unfortunate

ConfuciusYorkZi

There are two sides to money, currency of exchange and store of value, you would not store your money in dollars, BC of inflation. But you would store your money in property, gold, art. Bitcoin is just a new addition to this list. But it's one of a kind from its Pow blockchain. Bitcoin is the hardest money so yes it's the best wealth storage out there. The problem is besides storing wealth, you also want it to grow. That's what Bitcoin offers because the halving cuts it's new supply by half every 4 years. So eventually, your 1 Bitcoin will be the new supply of 1 day in the future. The gist is new Bitcoin is mined every 10 mins using physical energy and being stored as digital energy. Your Bitcoin now = 1 year of supply in 2060, after many more halvings. But that's the point, it's ultimately deflationary+ growth.

ObjectiveJackfruit35

[https://www.gold.org/history-gold/gold-as-currency](https://www.gold.org/history-gold/gold-as-currency) According to this website the first gold coins were minted around 550 BC, so I was off by about 150 years.

Fetz-

I'm extremely sure gold coins existed long before 700BC There were extensive trade networks already in the bronze age.

ObjectiveJackfruit35

The first gold coin was minted around 700 BC. Bitcoin was invented in 2008 AD. Gold has had about a 2,700 year head start. If it still doesn't make sense why gold is 10x bitcoin, I don't know what to tell ya.

Elegant_Ad7211

BC monopoly is more differ regulations too.

djura82

Does anyone want to donate bitcoin? As much as anyone wants, I have a problem, I need funds so that the bank does not take my house and throw me out with my family. bitcoin:BC1Q7YXCCL0RGVA2CLNA5SJJ2LMK53SFG6RNUT774Q

Due-Candy-8929

Interestingly first hired Ballard shortly before the SEC case, which was begun by Trumps previous head Jay Clayton just days before leaving office - timing seems convenient The article effectively just quotes the press releases : https://www.nasdaq.com/market-activity/stocks/wgrx/press-releases BC Bud Co announced they were Diversifying their Treasury with a $250,000 XRP Purchase to Enhance Shareholder Value at the end of last year Digital Commodity Capital announced they hold 103k XRP in April More and more adoption all the time - Ripple said they signed more deals in the first six weeks of Trumps second term than the previous 6 months - seems like a lot of connections and pieces moving very quickly - is it all just opportunistic or preemptive? Or is it more planned?

ConfuciusYorkZi

So that's your final point, a speculative asset? Everything is speculative then, dollars, art, gold, so BC it's digital it's speculative? Your entire phone and all your photos on your phone are also digital, they are all in 0 and 1's. Do they have any value to you?

Lynchrules99

BC sucks

noncommonGoodsense

Errr… it’s a good thing for sure. Shoes stability. Though it lagged behind the market in boom. So when the crash comes, expect BC to be next.

noncommonGoodsense

Seems they alternate. Today it’s BC, next week it’s AU.

Anuudream

👏👏. Yeah, it seems like a good concept but at the end of the day we have technologies that can handle the solution and they have been here for decades. The BC doesn't need to be involved in this.

ConfuciusYorkZi

People want a decentralized and trustless ledger to transact, now in 2025, people use all different kinds of chains, for Bitcoin there's even the lightning network now, a more sophisticated is the aqua network. Point is, transaction has nth to do with the fundamentals, people buy Bitcoin for its properties. Same for gold, people don't use gold for transactions. Bitcoin is not a good tool for transaction BC of its limit on its block size. But it's properties are perfect.

SunnieX1993

Yeah. Dump BC now and you will get priced out.

Marlaka5

You can’t stop it. It’s the future, it’s going to take over the world. Talking about AI, perhaps BC as well.

zupizupi

It would make a lot of problems for me in my country, BC it's Russia

HistoryFantastic2328

The problem with crypto is that there’s no physical assets or business investment. With gold, there is physical gold. Same with silver. You invest in Nvidia, there’s a company making AI chips. There are no physical Bitcoin coins or notes. You can’t spend it. Crypto relies on speculation, expectation and commitment. It’s like investing in a vacuum. That’s why it’s so volatile. So BC could go to millions or zero. We just don’t know.

terp_studios

Pretty wild conclusion to draw. The first bitcoin logo was just “BC” inside a coin, not the one we have today. Not exactly a revolutionary idea, just taking the “B” and putting lines through it just like the $ sign. Satoshis identity is still unknown.

Green_Celebration_52

BC is always a good choice. If you want fast money... forget about it. Long term... yeah. And that includes silver and gold

Kitchen_Catch3183

Not one single Bitcoin maxi explains why their Bible (The Bitcoin Standard) doesn’t talk about Bitcoin for 7 of the 10 chapters. And the book forgets that accounting ledgers have existed for millennia. I mean literally, the author assumes he average shopkeeper on 400 BC was taking physical possession of gold instead of simply keeping a ledger. Oh well. Bitcoin is at 76k.

TA_Trbl

It’s 100% not overblown in terms of creating a legitimate recession, but I honestly couldn’t tell you what it’s going to do to BC - historically it would be good for it, but I feel like we’re getting to the point where there’s too much large scale involvement to feel any type of certainty from our perspective.

KoldPurchase

I don't see the tariffa going anytime soon. The Republicans in Congress would need a spine and remove emergency powers from the President. Not happening. As for the Fed, there is inflation looming with the tariffs. Cutting the rates is unwise and ineffective for the level of inflation experienced by America. There are new tariffs coming on lumber and prescription drugs this week. The US economy is wrecked. Whales are selling the BC, cashing out and fleeing the US market. They're not even going for t-bills.

Jus_Caus_SC_Poet

You’re failing to answer my question! When you went all in did you or did you not think BC would not mirror the markets?

Jus_Caus_SC_Poet

Too many you played yourself, it’s a long hold, etc. brain dead responses. Let me be direct. Did you think BC would mirror the market? I did not. Is that playing myself because I thought it was a break away decentralized alt?

Ertai_87

Ok. Explain to me why gold is a "tangible asset with inherent worth". Avoid using tropes such as "gold has value because it has always had value", and use examples that would apply to civilizations from multiple millenia ago, say, 1000BC, because that's how long gold has been recognized as valuable (so, no, "it's used in microchips" is not a valid argument). This is an honest question, by the way, because nobody yet has explained to me the difference between BTC today and gold 3000 years ago, and why BTC has no value but gold does and always had.

KeySpecialist9139

Google isn’t a source but a search engine. The Mesopotamian origin of money (3000 BC) is academic consensus, but your oversimplification ignores critical context: trade is not equal to speculation. Early commerce was survival driven, direct barter, not leveraged derivatives or zerosum gambling. Futures and speculation emerged millennia later (17th-century Dojima Rice Exchange, and of course our favorite bit coin analogy: tulips), creating entirely different risk dynamics. Conflating ancient trade with modern trading is like comparing a sundial to a quantum clock. If stating facts makes me a dick, well so be it. 😜

Flaky-Rip-1333

The dick analogy was actualy copy-pasted from the original post where some dude gave off his two cents... trading and gambling are two diferent things and thats not my opinion; about the confines of money and its creation, google says: The earliest evidence of money, as a medium of exchange, dates back to around 3000 BC in ancient Mesopotamia, driven by the need to facilitate trade and settle debts beyond simple barter systems. yeah, there were not futures or speculation back then, but there was trade, the act of exchanging something for some other thing, wheter to make sell it for a profit later or not because the act in itself could be considered profitable for at least one party or else it wouldnt have been done. If youre just trying to be a dick, good job, keep at it.

MoparMiningLLC

also remember - Satoshi was not the one who designed the Bitcoin logo now in use - his was simply "BC" a forum user named Bitboy proposed the one currently in use.

s_nakamoto2

That actually wasn’t the original Bitcoin logo. It was just a BC

Rare-Condition9290

Bitcoin is a total micro question compared to Gold. Gold has held its value since aboue 300 BC, crypto in comparison will easily be short term, especially when Quantum Chips are widely available to countries and companies.

CVC1712

They just couldn’t believe someone would sell BC 😂

noncommonGoodsense

lol, they are both highly effected by external money flowing through exchanges. If you wanted BC to be a bastion of wealth people should have never allowed it to be traded over an exchange. Exchange trading opened it up to speculators manipulation.

Excill-

Cool coincidence but not any inspiration. The original bitcoin logo was BC and was changed to the B with lines a year after creation. So saying the second iteration of a logo a year after Bitcoin was created is taken from a space game 20 years old is loony tunes thinking. Many currencies have lines in them.

redeembtc

Just few notes here * Satoshi released BC as original iteration of logo * Satoshi released the B with two lines through it February 2010 * Bitboy in Nov 2010 made the logo that is currently in use.

pigeonwiggle

excuse me? dont' need a reason? the man had been in office for 4 years, tweeting daily the entire time - didn't shut up the 4 years afterwards and today is running your country into the fucking ground. don't come at me with this "double standards" bs. he's attacking Canada for NO REASON. he had 4 years - replaced NAFTA bc he thought it was unfair and wanted a win with his NAME on it, so signed us all up for the USMCA - the greatest trade deal in the history of -- NEVERMIND BC 5 YEARS LATER HE'S CALLING IT A TERRIBLE DEAL. Now he's saying Canada has been ripping off the US for decades... THE MAN IS A FUCKING CHILD. he calls Zelensky a dictator at the drop of the hat, and then when asked to recognize Putin, the literal dictator, as a dictator, "well i don't throw that word around lightly." I dropped Sources for my defence of Elizabeth Warren Along with the the explanation that her only beef with Crypto comes from all the rugpulls and scams -- (i know you're not going to tell me those don't exist - they are VERY prevalent in this space.) So don't tell me "sources are needed to accuse democrats, but republicans can be accused outright." i'll defend with sources all Goddamn day because THAT'S WHERE SOLID ARGUMENTS COME FROM. isn't THAT funny?!?

KoldPurchase

To answer your question, the price of BC, and other cryptos, rallied when it was announced at the end of Biden's term. Then Trump came in. And he was as good for the economy and crypto as any sane person thought it be.

perth_girl-V

That's the thing these are on sale As a bench mark BC at 65k or lower

Particular_Milk_2214

So authentic. No horizontal and vertical indexes. Just some arbitrary dip without concept of time or scale. I will be buying tons of BC!

Thargor33

You forgot one… Time traveler…. granted the odds are absurdly astronomical. It would make perfect sense if you think about it. Comes back, invents BC. Mines 1mill. Goes back to his timeline to become the richest person in the world.

Famous_Body_3176

If it was me, I’d buy half xrp and half bitcoin! We are in a downturn and i don’t think we will see xrp drop much lower, same with BC. Everyone pulled out and waiting for the market to recover her juice before sticking it back in and riding it to its next climax. Ol girl just needed a break from being, well you get the point!

Content_Cream2475

Okay someone tell me. I have a little bit myself and still don’t understand. What’s all the BC Fuss ? Fake digital money that isn’t an actual coin to spend. How will that make money when it isn’t even real???

Ok_Ordinary1172

I understand your concerns. When buying small amounts of Bitcoin (BC), the transaction fees may indeed make people feel uneconomical. However, you can choose some peer-to-peer trading platforms and low-fee exchanges, or decentralized exchanges. Of course, this is my personal suggestion

Blastosist

I would rather trump not be involved in BC as he has the Sidam touch.

Extreme_Marketing865

Whats a good place to buy small amounts of BC with low fees? I wasnt going to do small amounts as I thought the fees would hammer me each time.

IllustriousBuilding9

Get in early? Why? BC IT’S CHEAP, WHY BUY WHEN IT’S HIGH. Accumulate while it’s low

wathon2

how does a bitcoin reserve generate revenue? Sayer knows his ponzie scheme is in trouble if BC keep falling, and will say anything out of desperation to get tax payers to be the ultimate bag holder. Hope there is someone in the government sane enough to not fall for this crap.

StartThings

Longs are just money loans, so it goes back 3000 BC. For shorts, maybe Isaac Le Maire? but Michael burry made them cool when he bet against the American economy and won. For leverage, maybe John Law? But who knows, humans have always been degen and made dumb contracts with each other.

wathon2

This is why bitcoin will never be a popular method of payment because it's too hard to visualized, and BC is too volatile to use as a currency. Like, nobody knows how much is 0.00007 bitcoin without a calculator. BC was 90k last week and 80k this week.

charliekunkel

Sell when you need the money. Hopefully whatever you put in BC you can afford to lose though (as it should be), in which case only sell when you are ready to retire.

Popular_Raccoon_2599

Is there not some issue with ‘tainted’ BC, if it was used by criminals, and withdrawing from exchanges? Does this mean that if the US gov took ownership of those same BC, they are now clean again?

nosteppy_snek

That’s great. I got into BC way too late to have enough for something like that but if you’re going to sell and use it for something a house is the best thing you can use it for. You’ll only gain value in the long run. Maybe not as much increase as BC in the same amount of time but you get much more from a home than from an investment sitting unused. That is why we do investments including bitcoin after all… to better our lives.

BurekBamBam

I live in Vancouver, BC my guy. Im an immigrant from Bosnia and I have 3 citizenships (Canadian, Bosnian, Croatian). I barely even visit the US. Do I have to send you a pic of my drivers licence to convince you? I find both your parties to be equally garbage because when it comes to anything that really matters they’re identical. Both are pro war. Both cater to the wealthy. The difference is that republicans manipulate their voter base with conservative family values and the dems manipulate their voters with progressive values.

Available_Love6188

50k in BTC or 50k in gold which one you picking, BTC has been valuable for a few years but golds been the standard since the BC days. All it takes is one innovative project to knock it flat on its back.

Slick424

If I understand this right, the "50TPS" is actually just one mega transaction with 1 input and a maximum number of outputs. The only scenario I can think of would be a bank batching money transfers to its customers. Not P2P transactions as BC is supposed to be. Even the 20TPS would only be archivable with only one output, which would mean no return address. Not realistic. I would argue that transactions with 1 input and 2 outputs are the most optimal realistic scenario. As I have already stated in another comment, the lightning network still requires blockchain transactions for opening, adding funds and closing channels. Sure, a mass adoption of LN would help for a while, but it is not going to cut it if billions are supposed to use BTC.

Tall_Cheetah8789

I wont be able to go to Dan Flash’s this weekend because i spent all my per diem on BC

Material-Advisor-273

Makes no difference if I buy high or low. NOTHING will stop me from getting to 1BC, and if it crashes I win. Well, my children will thank me.

DyerNC

This math boggles my mind. If this is the case, everyone put all your 401k in BC now! 25 % guaranteed return. signed...Ponzi

KoldPurchase

I lost money on that. I believed the hype (my fault). They paid influencers to boost the value of the coin last year and the year before, false marketing and all that. Spent millions that went nowhere, really. Avoid. SOL may have some potential because a lot of shady projects use it, but it's still tied to Bitcoin and Bitcoin is tied to the global economy and that's in serious danger ATM. Anyway. If I were back in crypto, it would be SOL and BC, nothing else.

LeonieTLM

How would it take over the dollar if there is a capped amount of BC?

Elemental_Breakdown

The biggest thing to worry about IMO is when the giant financial firms get hit with a tax bill on bitcoin that they didn't sell but have to pay the special tax on and are forced to sell tens of thousands of coins just to pay their tax bills, then investors could get worried and want out forcing them to essentially dump a few billion of coin into the market in a short time. But that only means cheaper prices to buy. I would love to see a $10,000 BC again for a little while 👍

HistoryFantastic2328

I bought the dips but then they dipped again lol. So i bought again. When I get paid gonna buy some more dips. Maybe buy some BC when it goes down to 10k after people realise what a scam it is. No product behind it. At least with gold there is actual gold!

HistoryFantastic2328

Even if BC reaches 250k that’s 2.5x your investment. If you’re investing millions that’s great. If you’re a small investor, waste of time. Do your research and either get lucky with a shitcoins or ride the waves with the alts.