BITCOIN

3mta32x

Dropping 10 k in a week is someone taking the money and running. Could it be those who bought in at $100? Doesn’t matter who owns it, what matters is how much they own and sell. There is nothing intrinsic about BITCOIN. It’s all about how much is anyone willing to buy in. If I had bought in early I would’ve sold when it hit $106K. Regardless of what anyone thinks or says the value is still based on the dollar!

No_Benefit_4985

BITCOIN will eventually go to zero

Aware-Refuse7375

Second rule of bitcoin is… YOU DON’T TALK ABOUT BITCOIN

Staynunknown4ever

Big green dildo of the day award goes to.........BITCOIN!!!

Sector__7

Tell him that you’re not discussing it further. In 10-15 years when bitcoin is $1-10M, you’re retiring and he asked how you’re able to retire so early just say one word: BITCOIN!

Fine-Box-9305

Creation of bitcoin: How is Bitcoin created and who’s behind it? The origin of Satoshi Nakamoto and Bitcoin. Much bigger than you think! How did bitcoin come about? As a background, it was David Chaum’s invention: secure digital money. This happened in 1983 with name > eCash. Now owns xx.network. After a period of some time, BITCOIN is created designed by Satoshi Nakamoto and many other help sources! Bitcoin Whitepaper: Https://www.bitcoin.com/satoshi-archive/whitepaper/ Conversations about the origin of Bitcoin can be found on BITCOINTALK.org with Satoshi as the source of the conversation. The conversational materials that several investors and crypto enthusiasts know know themselves in an abandoned subject. Why? Because the currency BTC was a flop according to the years of calculations. This can be found in all conversations. (Multiple investors and resources are added with links). In Nakamoto’s final message, there is a palpable sense of closure: “I had a few other things on my mind (as always) so, I moved on to other things. Now, it’s in good hands with Gavin and everyone.” The last email was with Bitcoin core developer Mike Hearn. Satoshi Nakamoto on the creation of Bitcoin > Https://bitcointalk.org/index.php? action=profile;u=3;sa=showPosts;start=160 Bitcoin (BTC) became BitX or Bitcoin SV Https://bitcoinsv.com Meanwhile also flopped by Segwit. Yet Bitcoin as One Global Bitcoin blockchain has been invented as one of the most valuable products we know in our time. Why? Population, scarcity, halving. As mentioned in bitcointalk.org, it has become for the elite. In 2010, it was said that it was taken over by China and people with a large wallet. The future is then predicted. Bitcoin is only the future because of the attention it currently creates. Several developers have already left the project. You see them these days > Bitcoin SV (Bitcoin Satoshi Vision) > (Bitx) Bitcoin Cash (for Bitcoin SV) Zkash Namecoin PGP keys: bitcointalk.org Https://bitcointalk.org/index.php? Topic=1159946.0 Hinzufügen Sie in der Datenbank — Involved in Bitcoin > Satoshi Nakamoto Satoshi invented AuxPoW mining, which he proposed in order to allow BitDNS and Bitcoin to share miners while using separate blockchains. Satoshi is well-known as the inventor of Bitcoin. Here you will find several sources that were present in the conversation materials of Bitcointalk.org Https://www.namecoin.org/team/ (This is where Craig Wright is named.) 1. Appamatto on display in bitcointalk Https://bitcointalk.org/index.php? action=profile;u=1958;sa=showPosts > (Appamatto is mentioned here who can be seen in conversation with Satoshi about BTC) More involved in the rise of Bitcoin: Garvin Andreson https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gavin_Andresen Jeff Garzik Https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2018-11-08/bitcoin-pioneer-who-gave-away-over-100-million-has-no-regrets? Embedded-checkout=true Gregory Maxwell Https://nt4tn.net Mike Hearn Https://blog.plan99.net/the-resolution-of-the-bitcoin-experiment-dabb30201f7 > The last known email exchange between Nakamoto and Bitcoin core developer Mike Hearn sheds light on the Vladimir van der Laan > Wladimir Van Der Laan is one of the great Bitcoin developers and currently holds the position of Bitcoin Lead Developer for Bitcoin Core. Adam Back > Back was an early Bitcoin developer Martti Malmi > Marti was the first person to work with Satoshi on the bitcoin source code Bitcoin.org creator with Satoshi Nakamoto! But who is Satoshi really? That remains a mystery. My guess > Dorian Nakamoto Or Hall Finney * According to some, the fact that Satoshi Nakamoto has not been heard since 2011 is a direct result of health problems. Much of the crypto community is pretty sure ex-programmer Hal Finney is the most likely candidate. He was suffering from the muscular disease ALS and died in 2014. He was the second person ever involved in Bitcoin and many insiders speculate that he is the one who hides the pseudonym Satoshi Nakamoto

Flaky-Revolution-204

For me, its when i read the book, BITCOIN BILLIONAIRES. Fkin lit

jventura1110

I don't think they mean the reserve will literally hold the debt, but that the value of the reserve could equal that percentage of the debt. >**Investment manager VanEck has projected that the Bitcoin Reserve, as proposed under Senator Cynthia Lummis’s BITCOIN Act, could hold up to 35% of the US  national debt by 2050. This will offset about $42 trillion of the country’s liabilities, it claimed.**

Dmnltry8524

All in BITCOIN king

Amber_Sam

>That problem is its capacity to process transactions. Welcome to r/TheLightningNetwork where millions of transactions per second enjoy their ride while the fees are usually under a penny. >CHANGE MY MIND BITCOIN BELIEVERS! That's your job, mate. Start learning before making assumptions.

68dk

Billionaires should DONATE BITCOIN to the Bitcoin Reserve for the first four years to relieve the burden on taxpayers.

denimsquared

I am a fan of Ramsey. He teaches someone who knows nothing about money management and gives them a detailed plan on what they can do to become a millionaire. That being said: he has also said if you want to become a billionaire do not follow his plan sooooo BITCOIN FIXES THIS.

DoItForGodAndFam

My one piece of advice.... DONT YOU DARE SELL THAT BITCOIN! HODL!

Dry_Dentist_665

The thing about bitcoin, that separates it from other assets, you can buy as much as you can afford. You can't buy AND **OWN** 0.0001 of a house/hotel/land, or a football team, or a company etc... When i buy my bitcoin. I OWN MY BITCOIN. So buy as much as you can afford. and remember, Not Your Keys, Not Your Coin.

Obi-FloatKenobi

A Bitcoin!!!!! Hands down take the BITCOIN!!!!

Sad_Principle_2531

Do you even understand what alt is short for? It stands for “alternative” token. Which is a coin thats not BITCOIN.

redubshank

Large entities, like Blackrock, governments, and Saylor tend not to focus on the current price as they are thinking in very long time frames. Additionally, the BITCOIN act specifies that it would be buying at regular intervals that have nothing to do with the current price.

Casey_in_Portland

I beg to differ "MOD"...Number ONE crypto is BITCOIN. How is this off topic? Elstupido🥴

Ethwh4le

That the bitcoin community can change its supply has been known a LONG time….. But thats why u have LTC etc BITCOIN will stay BITCOIN but hey do u bro sell ur shit and move on why u even here mr im out lol if u here just cause blackrock has bought crypto pls yes goo pls

FranzNFTs

I’ve been in crypto 4 years The most promising meme coin I have come across is the DOG coin of BITCOIN it was distributed evenly fairly and for free So it’s had organic growth since it was created Def look into it I think it’ll be bigger than any other meme coin since it’s actually on the bitcoin blockchain DYOR NFA

Frontbovie

I wish he could. But you can't executive order a purchase of one million BTC unfortunately. Lumis' BITCOIN act would require congressional approval. Trump could definitelt issue an executive order to safeguard the 200k BTC the US already owns and call that the beginning of the BTC reserve. It would be a powerful narrative and might lead to the later passing of the BITCOIN bill through congress.

InfiniteAmbassador49

Just hold and forget about it. If you can't handle 30 percent dips and lose sleep at night, then you should ONLY BE IN BITCOIN OR STOCKS.

AdPrimary7815

Yon miss the big part. The government will eventually takes all of your BITCOIN. They will not let you withdraw your coins just like the way they did for Gold. Bitcoin came out to prevent that scenario. Be your onw bank!

MiguelLancaster

I don't think you understand that dividing a bitcoin causing diminishing returns where you go "the pennies aren't worth it" I could spend $0.01 on 0.000000094 BTC but it would be just as pointless as eating a penny's worth of pizza > Frankly, I'd argue that the people who are screaming at me BITCOIN IS PIZZA!!!! have less of a grasp of the situation. Frankly, you're outrageously incorrect

Smurfin-and-Turfin

I don't think you understand that dividing a pizza causes diminishing returns to a point where you go "the calories ain't worth the chew." A digital asset that can be infinitely and perfectly divided forever is completely different. Frankly, I'd argue that the people who are screaming at me BITCOIN IS PIZZA!!!! have less of a grasp of the situation.

Independent_Read2676

Dude or dudette, BUY BITCOIN, or don’t. See if I care 😂

BlackjointnerD

The biggest problem is he is betting the FED will print more money & under Trump that is likely to come to a quick halt. The world wants a gold backed system & the U.S. has no choice but to go to a gold backed system as well, look at the central banks stockpiling gold over the past couple of years it is coming! So when we are on a gold standard and dollars are safe again and instantly tradeable at the speed of light in all context because of DLT UTILITY, NOT BITCOIN then what?

Rent_South

Except in BITCOIN. Who *HODLS* alts anyways. Only a fool. You see profit on an alt ?? You sell quick and buy BTC with the gains.

Remarkable-Cat1337

well the news are all about BITCOIN strategic reserve lol

SwingNMisses

Yes please call the Bitcoin CEO 1800BITCOIN. That underperforming ETH is a problem. Bitcoin CEO: how the hell did you get my number? Call 1800ETHFAIL.

IndubitablePrognosis

Also **MANY CHARITIES ACCEPT VENMO, AND VENMO HAS BITCOIN**. You can send yourself Bitcoin to your Venmo, then donate via the charity's Venmo address. \* THIS IS SET UP TO NOTIFY THEM IF THEY DON'T HAVE BITCOIN, SO THEY CAN START ACCEPTING IT \* They have 30 days to accept your donation and if they don't then they don't get the donation!

Amber_Sam

>With a currency overseen by the government? No inflation (the theme you introduced) and a currency overseen by the government isn't really a working combo. Are you saying there's a long term future where government overseas a currency and there isn't an inflation? If NOT, read and try to answer my questions again: Do you think people won't spend money on BITCOIN STANDARD - WITHOUT INFLATION? They need shelter, food, love traveling, dining, entertainment... how are they going to pay for all of that?

IndubitablePrognosis

Yeah articles I found were about "crypto" ie NOT BITCOIN

HotAspect8894

Let’s fucking go baby HODL BITCOIN FOR LIFE

SegheCoiPiedi1777

I am bullish MSTR and I even wrote a SeekingAlpha article on the reasons why (you can find it via my Reddit profile). BUT… You just typed a lot of words that mean very little. Most of what you describe is projections of the future or just conjectures. The reality is that What MSTR is doing today is still a high risk bet. Now - if BTC rapidly matures into a global reserve asset, the bet will pay off, immensely. But if it doesn’t, MSTR not only will go down way faster than Bitcoin, but it might even bankrupt. It is uncharted territories for MSTR. ATMs to buy more BTC are genius but they won’t last forever and shareholders will eventually get sick of it. Convertible bonds are effectively call options on MSTR and BTC. Saylor is EXPERIMENTING and trying to bridge tradFi with BITCOIN. He might manage, but again it is NOT a sure bet like you make it sound. It involves leverage on a highly volatile asset.

btc6000

> Republican senator Cynthia Lummis has introduced a bill to congress, entitled the Boosting Innovation, Technology and Competitiveness Through Optimized Investment Nationwide (BITCOIN) Act I hope Musk's new DOGE will take an axe to whatever government department is in charge of coming up with such cringe-worthy names for legislation they have.

jettley12

From the legend who predicted the 2017 Bitcoin top… PINO AND BITCOIN PRICE PREDICTION He says wave 3 would get us to $400M Wave 4 would bring us to $1.1B by March of 2025 https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=WhXUuPPVaN0 Not financial advice I am quoting his video

Ok-Bonus-4542

BITCOIN 🫡💎

IMSLI

**Bitcoin is up by 138% this year. It is a nonsense-free rally** *The link between digital assets and mainstream finance is strengthening* https://www.economist.com/finance-and-economics/2024/12/12/bitcoin-is-up-by-138-this-year-it-is-a-nonsense-free-rally BITCOIN IS BACK. Since Donald Trump’s election victory on November 5th, the world’s dominant cryptocurrency has surged to new heights above $100,000 a unit, enjoying a rise of 138% since the start of the year. Altogether, the world’s cryptocurrencies now have a market capitalisation of almost $4trn—making them more valuable than the entirety of Britain’s stockmarket. Holders of digital assets certainly have reason to be excited. Mr Trump has nominated Paul Atkins, a lawyer and head of a crypto-advocacy group, to lead the Securities and Exchange Commission, America’s main financial regulator. The incoming administration is surrounded by Silicon Valley moguls who believe that regulation and enforcement have held back the crypto industry. A proposal by Cynthia Lummis, a Republican senator, for a government reserve of 1m bitcoin may be absurd, but it no longer seems impossible. As such, today’s crypto surge looks different from earlier booms. Rallies in 2017 and 2021 dovetailed with rising excitement over new crypto use cases. The most fanatical believers envisaged a future in which the tech would take over the financial world, displacing stodgy existing institutions. This time, there is less hyperbole. Bitcoin, in particular, is being whipped into shape by large, mainstream investors. And so the way the market behaves is changing. The utopian exuberance of earlier crypto adopters is giving way to a more institutional and mercenary climate. Hedge funds are the most prominent members of the new wave of investors. In the third quarter of the year, even before bitcoin’s recent surge, BlackRock’s bitcoin exchange-traded fund had grown to become the fourth-largest ETF in the hedge-fund world, with a long position worth $3.8bn. A survey by PwC and the Alternative Investment Management Association suggests that 47% of traditional hedge funds now invest in digital assets, up from 21% in 2021. When it comes to decentralised finance and web3, the optimistic (and often deluded) fads from the last great crypto surge, investor interest has waned dramatically. Some $7bn has been raised by startups in these fields this year, according to Crunchbase, a data provider, roughly the same as last year and far below the $34bn raised in 2021. The VanEck Digital Transformation ETF, which invests in a bundle of crypto-adjacent firms, is down by more than 40% from its high in 2021. The floor price of non-fungible tokens (NFTs) issued by CryptoPunks on the Ethereum blockchain may be up by 20% this year, but it is down by almost 70% from its high in 2021. In its focus on untrammelled speculation, the current rally is much more straightforward. What matters for new owners of bitcoin is the prospect that the line will continue to go up. Crypto is a highly volatile asset that prospers in relatively brief periods of rising risk appetite, a feature that its new owners value. Very few hedge-fund managers booking a triple-digit return on bitcoin will lose sleep over whether crypto will fulfil the lofty aims of early adopters. The changing of the guard is more than just a transition from shorts and t-shirts to chinos and Patagonia gilets. Indeed, it is already altering how crypto markets move. Research by Alexander Copestake and Davide Furceri of the IMF and Tammaro Terracciano of IESE Business School suggests that crypto is becoming more closely bound to other risky asset markets, as it is now connected by institutional investors who own both. As a result, the market has become more sensitive to monetary-policy changes by the Federal Reserve, since demand for the asset is more closely tied to the overall appetite for risk in stockmarkets. Financiers and asset managers are not in the business of HODLing—crypto parlance for buying and holding assets indefinitely, no matter the news. They will sell to take profits and offset losses suffered in other asset classes. If the regulatory threat to the industry does recede, it seems likely that the institutional adoption of crypto will accelerate, especially when it comes to bitcoin—tying the market closer still to more traditional ones. Crypto’s true believers will find themselves in an awkward position. Bitcoin and its ilk might be rallying but the surge is being driven by the increased institutionalisation of the asset class. That will make it more ordinary, and more linked to the ups and downs of the regular financial world, which advocates had hoped to replace. At least they can comfort themselves with simply enormous profits.

Over9000Holland

1 btc = 1 btc I have exchanged some BTC for euros to pay off some debt. I will exchanges euros for Bitcoin again in the coming years, and maybe exchange the Bitcoin back to euros to go on holidays with the fam, to pay for a family car or for repair on the house or whatever. You see, no Lambos, no crazy shit. But, very important , the coldstorage stack I have hasn’t moved for a few years and will not move until everyone in their mind agrees that 1 BITCOIN = 100 MILLION SATS = 1 BITCOIN

No-Revolution-1274

Et combien de bénef en combien de temps pour combien investie ? Les meilleurs années du BITCOIN a quelques €$ il n'y aura plus jamais de monté aussi parabolique, le BITCOIN est incapable de refaire une chose aussi dingue, arriver a stagnation, plus d'investisseurs, trop d'argent en jeux, le bain de sang sera sans pitié, une vente massif de énormément de gens pour sauver leurs gains, ceux qui céderont a l'avarice, y perdront beaucoup, fuyez maintenant, personne ne garde le sommet éternellement, on atteint le sommet de la montagne et derrière,bah c'est que de la descente et fini l'escalade, ça va être une descente bien violente en luge mdr..

Permtacular

One thing I will mention. Someone PLEASE CORRECT ME IF I HAVE BAD INFORMATION. You should buy BTC and keep it in a cold wallet, but if you ALSO buy BTC ETF's in a ROTH IRA, as you withdraw from it when you retire, you WILL NOT PAY ANY GAINS ON YOUR BITCOIN. So, if you buy ETF's at $60 a share now, and when you retire, they are worth $6000 a share, you can withdraw that money without paying any capital gains taxes. That is the beauty of a Roth IRA. You are limited on how much you can put into a Roth IRA each year. And it must be a Roth IRA. No other type of IRA has these rules.

supremezionsky

NOT YOUR KEYS NOT YOUR BITCOIN!!!! Dunno how many more FTX's there needs to be when the very nature of WHY bitcoin was made is realised. ETF is worse than than holding money in a bank in many ways 🤣

thetan_free

Just in case you missed it ... INFLATION GOES DOWN SO BITCOIN GOES UP Now, the specific mechanism for this is that interest rates are expected to come down, so it's easier to borrow money to invest in risky assets. (So everything went up.) But this gives lie to the claim that Bitcoin is a hedge against inflation. It lends support to the claim that Bitcoin is a speculative bet.

f0o1g11

what are you talking about alts are literally all the coins except that memcoin called BITCOIN... every of the 100-ish pairs i had opened last few weeks had beared substantial profit(%)...do you need 100% daily spikes to call it an "alt season"?

Ok-Occasion2440

Honestly yes. I thought they would eat that shit up as Msft is all about the future but instead they were poisoned by the msm into believing they don’t need bitcoin. Bitcoin doesn’t need them. THEY NEED BITCOIN. Their loss….. but also yes F MSFT

Pretend-Hippo-8659

It's funny how all those articles immediately pose the question "IS BITCOIN IN DANGER?!" Like that is the first worry in that case... What about HTTPS, the very protocol foundation of the internet? What about banks? Military installations? Why is Bitcoin the first thought? Ooohh wait... They don't like Bitcoin, now do they?!

Nice_Firm_Handsnake

Senator Cynthia Lummis proposed a bill called the BITCOIN Act or something that proposes the US revalue all the gold held in Ft Knox, currently valued around $11b at $44/oz, to the market value of gold which is around $2500/oz, which would raise the value of gold in reserves at Ft. Knox around $670b. Then, with this much more valuable gold, issue Federal Reserve System Gold Certificates to buy 200,000 Bitcoin per year for five years until the US has a reserve of 1,000,000 Bitcoin.

Klutzy_Beyond_9206

BITCOIN

IndubitablePrognosis

"shareholders request an assessment to determine"  = " EVERYBODY WHO HAS EVER OWNED OR BOUGHT ANYTHING FROM AMAZON IS DEMANDING AMAZON TO BUY ALL BITCOIN IMMEDIATELY, UPON PAIN OF DEATH!"

Intelligent-Eye7794

BITCOIN will hit 150k by 2026

Intelligent-Eye7794

BITCOIN

Fearless-2052

We will see Bitcoin hit $500k by the end of the Trump administration. This assumption I am making is obviously very speculative, nonetheless, one I believe to the core. Why? Well for one the central Bank of England has coal ready said they are “reluctantly going to implement crypto currencies into their banking system” what that means exactly I don’t know. Trump administration has echoed the same thing. He’s proposed secretary of treasury for example is a huge proponent of crypto currencies. As you imagine other countries will follow. When you have most of the world’s largest economies using cryptocurrencies as BITCOIN as the gold of crypto it’s not hard to imagine this multiplying by 5x or $10 Trillion. This would but bitcoin at $500k per coin.

NibiruHybrid

The U.S. government is already ahead of the game more than most people realize—it currently holds 207,189 BTC, which is about 0.987% of the total 21 million Bitcoin supply. That’s no small chunk of the pie! If the BITCOIN Act of 2024 passes, the Treasury would be required to purchase an additional **one million Bitcoin** over five years, holding it in trust for the United States. For comparison, MicroStrategy—holds 402,100 BTC. While impressive, it would pale in comparison to what the U.S. government could amass if the BITCOIN Act goes through. The implications for companies like MicroStrategy are interesting, but a strong government reserve of Bitcoin could ultimately stabilize the market and reinforce Bitcoin’s role in the financial system. It’s a big move to watch!

AlmostGaveAShit

Holy crap. Reading these comments... Do you people live under a rock? Trump got elected and is openly building a small army of pro crypto members on his team to absolutely unless hell in the best way possible. This is going to be the absolute best cycle we'll likely ever see and you guys think it's the top. Please. Open a chart and look at the previous bull markets. Every single time it broke previous all time highs it continued up for a year after. Sure past performance doesn't dictate future performance but it sure as hell is a good indicator. Why would this cycle, the one where btc ETF products have more bitcoin now than SATOSHI and the president of the United States is proposing a strategic bitcoin reserve that is very likely to get passed. They want to accumulate 1 million bitcoins which will be taken out of the ENTIRE SUPPLY OF BITCOIN of only 21 million bitcoins ever, which is actually lower because of lost coins etc and is likely only 15 million. Do you understand the institutional fomo that we'll see if this proposal is achieved and moves forward? The counties treasuries buying bitcoin and printing currency to buy more? Do you understand what's coming? You think this is the top? Fine, sell, let people who deserve it buy it for a cheaper price

Schiffs_Regret

I got downvoted so hard, even the gold standard couldn’t hold it up!!! I would actually like to say one thing to all of you Bitcoiners.... >!**BITCOIN $150K SOON LFG!!!!!1!!!!**!<

Pyro3090ti

The problem with bitcoin transactions is its slow processing time. I waited 2 fucking hours the other day to transfer bitcoin from one account to another ON THE BITCOIN NETWORK. With any other crypto it only takes a couple minutes tops. It's a cool idea but it's severely flawed to use as a global currency to buy things with. The gas fees alone suck and are too high.

gemino616

It's never too late on BITCOIN

willliiee

Could BTC crash? Of course \~ literally numerous things could take it down BUT they haven't yet; and at this point it becomes less and less likely it will ever collapse. Conversely BTC continuing upward at \[likely\] a reduced tempo than the 40%+ historical CAGR becomes more and more likely and boosted by so many things just getting discussed in the last two months; like US Govt BITCOIN Reserves?!?!?!? etc.... Insane potential ahead!!

DontDieSenpai

**GET YOUR BITCOIN OFF THE EXCHANGE!!!** If you are saving this for your posterity, you NEED to get yourself a hardware wallet and move your stack off the exchange. FWIW, I keep a small amount on Strike, but send larger stacks to cold storage regularly. There are several examples which handily demonstrate why you absolutely should not keep bitcoin on the exchange; it's not really your bitcoin unless it's in cold storage. If you want recommendations for wallets, there are a lot of folks around here that would be happy to help, including myself. **But, you NEED to get a hardware wallet ASAP.**

sortofhappyish

Reply to it now..... You hope I didn't buy any at $1200? So I'd have made $97,200 PER BITCOIN and you don't want me to make money? Why do you hate me so deeply?

serioussparkles

I was sitting in the truck yesterday, waiting for my bf to get a drink at a gas station, i have the windows down. A car pulls in to the left of me and this 40 year old dude who was dressed like an early 2000s fuck boy gets out of the car and walks towards the store. As he's passing my open window, he turns around, and like an advertiser says: BITCOIN And then just goes into the store. It was so weird.

ElonaMusk212

[River.com](http://River.com)Free recurring buys. Money held in your account makes 3.8% interest in BITCOIN!

wobble_dobble

I think the new memecoins (sub 1 billion) are going to have another leg. Think $GIGA, $SIGMA, $NPC, $USA, $APU, $BITCOIN, $WOJAK, $MUMU, $BOBO, $BOB, $BOOPetc

Fundorin007

Who told you that BITCOIN was created to be any kind of currency? The fact that BTC reached $100K only means that all the currencies are going slowly but surly to 0, cause the Central banks just print them from the thin air or make them from the loans that ppl borrow from banks. Fiduciary system is based on faith, as FIDUCIA from Latin translates as FAITH. Currencies are Not backed by anything anymore it's just a fkn number on the central bank PC! And because of that Bitcoin is a great instrument to fight this endless debasement of all the currencies as you cannot print it from nothing. Bitcoin is a derivative of energy as gasoline is a derivative of oil!

JustAnotherALGOnaut

If we are talking about BITCOIN and other serious cryptos, not shitcoins, the top is always the Q4 every 4 years (december 2013, december 2017, november 2021)

ExtraGuacAM

Just finished my first book I read regarding BITCOIN which mentions Hal - Not the most important book I've read but shared info and summed up stories of Hal as a genius and great person. My father passed in 2023 from a \~7 year battle with Multiple system atrophy (MSA) - a similar but still different degenerative neurological disease. When reading and hearing about Hal and his sudden diagnosis of ALS it made me think about my dad a bit. I wouldn't wish any degenerative neurological disease on my worst enemy and makes me sad to think someone doing so much good for the world like Hal was would end up with something so horrible. Thanks for your contributions to society Hal. Thoughts and Prayers for his family!

First_Jam

This is the cycle were Bitcoin is adopted by the government and huge organisations. This make it completly different to the cycle 2017 where it was mostly pumped by retail investors. 700k BITCOIN

pieceofpineapple

Finally BITCOIN broke $100k 😭 so surreal

coffeeshopcrypto

lol banned me the other day because i started talking nice about bitcoin thinking i was in the BITCOIN reddit LOL

Fiddlediddle888

its seems like things could get pretty wild in the coming months, there is a lot happening, not saying hyperbitcoinilization but something like that, once we broke 100k and are sitting comfortably past it, its a good sign it will continue to push. The things that pisses me off is you cant say anything except BITCOIN IS GOD on the btc sub or they shit on you.

Ken_iCelestial

THAT IN PROFESSOR THAT SAID HE’LL CANCEL FINALS GOR HIS CLASS IF BITCOIN HIT 100k💀😭

LV426acheron

WE WON! BITCOIN WINS sorry nocoiners

messengers1

I am new to this. I just had my first weekly auto-buy on USDT for 3 dollars. Since the platform is promoting surcharge-free for auto-buy system. After I collect 100 USDT, I will put them in term-debt for dividend. I am just trying to test the water in crypto. Eventually, I will exchange USDT with ETH and exchange BITCOIN with ETH. Are these three official crypto currencies? I also put minimum 3 dollars for grid trading on USDT with 2 grids(min). It shows that 5% of profit(est). I just tested the function. Did I do it right for the beginner?

CryptoNerd_16

What made BITCOIN hit $100K?

CryptoNerd_16

What made BITCOIN hit $100K?

Intelligent-Eye7794

BITCOIN still has great upside.

roro313313roro

🫶🫶🫶 wow. Excellent So BITCOIN ETF will be great tomorrow

Fluffy-Carpenter1649

BITCOIN IS OVER $100,000!!!!!!

Cryptotiptoe21

BITCOIN is the new retirement plan!

zxr7

There's only one self-verified item in the world. BITCOIN. And it simply needs to be part of the blockchain.Furthermore, counterfeit is impossible. Simples.

Forestdwelling_Druid

BITCOIN SUCKS The bankers dry

clKAaM

THIS IS BITCOIN!

UpDown

Ross Geller: You dumped MY bitcoin? MY BITCOIN **birds**

zxsmart

I see that you are an ignorant clown, so I will try to explain this to you. IF YOU HAVE AN INFLATIONARY CURRENCY THAT YOU CAN BORROW (especially at low government=subsidized rates), YOU SHOULD DO THAT TO BUY ASSETS. This is a HUGE no-brainer, so I am not surprised that simplistic and lazy mind hasn't been able to figure this basic concept out. EVERYONE should be borrowing money to buy Bitcoin, and I have been saying this for YEARS. There are limited exceptions for people who cannot borrow at reasonable terms, BUT THOSE PEOPLE SHOULD ALSO BORROW TO BUY BITCOIN, but they should first improve their income and balance sheet so that they can borrow to buy Bitcoin. Show me one person who acquired great wealth without using debt. GTFO of here with your garbage Dave Ramsey nonsense.

AcidScarab

Bitcoiners: Bitcoin is the key to financial freedom! It is decentralized and free of institutional trappings! Also Bitcoiners: YAY ONE COMPANY IS HOARDING THE BITCOIN

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Standard investing requires you to put x amount monthly and the interest compounds So 10k plus 500 a month would become like 1 million in 45 years But in actuality that 1 million will probably be worth only 300k (current dollars) due to inflation, so whatever investments you make it’ll be halved BITCOIN, your $100 now, in 45 years will be let’s say $10,000 as bitcoin went from 100k to 10 million, but in reality that 10000 in current dollars, will be worth 50k due to inflation Anyways simplified reasoning but why a lot like Bitcoin