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BITX: 2x leveraged (daily) bitcoin futures ETF - Why is risky to invest in a leveraged ETF ?
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BITX > IBIT You get a fat monthly dividend in BITX, which will outperform IBIT at EoY.
So time to go all in on BITX?
That’s a common misconception as well. LETFs that are below the “efficient frontier” of leverage are meant to be held long term, not day-traded. I myself have been holding my positions for over half a year now, mostly all LETFs. The efficient frontier for something like SPY is 3x. For QQQ it is 2x. For BTC, it is 1.2-1.4x. The higher the volatility, the lower the leverage is considered efficient for long term holding. Yes this means BITX is above the efficient frontier so you should hold for too long, but you’ll still make tons of money in a bull run holding for months at a time like I did.
There are leveraged ETFs that you can buy to get 2-3x leverage on BTC like BITX, BITU, etc Get leveraged gains on the underlying without the chance of liquidation.
$BITX BITCOIN WHATS NEXT? * Technical Analysis * Charting Lesson * Part 2 https://youtu.be/XLnI5EE4cHQ
I think it's a decent chance to buy, I just put $100k into bitx today (the 2x leverage Bitcoin ETF). I also hold about $700k in IBIT from buying the last year and a half. If BTC keeps dropping I'll be moving another $100k from IBIT to BITX every $10k drop in BTC price.
I made a lot of money and lost a lot of money with BITX. Just FYI they don't recover the same amount if there's a crash. I'll let you figure out the math
BITX. I’m fully leveraged 2x lol. No margin calls, no forced liquidations. Just rebalanced leverage every day. Sleep as tight as a baby. This is why LETFs are king. Margin and futures suck, I have no clue why people use them.
I hope it keeps dropping until Monday when the markers open, then I can sell some of my IBIT and buy some BITX
I get great dividends from BITX. Holding long term through big drops with no issue and minimal price erosion.
every Friday for equity options like MSTR and BITX, not sure about futures on BTC per se. Some Fridays you have multiple expirations - triple witching.
How bout BITX? bitcoin goes up BITX goes up X2.
I'm in BITX, the 2x fund. Rather than use it as a line of credit, I get a monthly dividend that averages about 1% per month. I also sell calls and get another 2%-3% monthly. I"m not greedy, I set the strike at 10% above the current price, 2 weeks out.
BITX IBIT 🚀 incoming in a couple weeks.
Yes. I wouldnt even look at my BTC but I would sell my BITX and be very happy.
100% into BITX and we can talk.
I just bought BITX (2X leveraged ETF). So no interest or loan. I also get 11% dividends. It's awesome!
I’ve been holding ETHU and BITX for months at this point but it’s been very hard to see local tops and bottoms. Trimming right around September might be prudent then loading back up on a dip would probably be my play
That’s why I’m holding BITX currently :)
For normies, bitcoin is about $63 now. They don't buy physical coin, they'll buy IBIT. Or fractional shares of IBIT or whatever fund (FBTC, BITB, BITX, BITU, etc) like a lot of brokerages now support. You and I will hold our keys, but the vast majority of new investors coming into the asset will not.
At that time, 100% TSLA only Right now it’s ETHU and BITX
Ah nice. I expect another run up in BTC over the next couple months so that trend will change in favor of BITX :)
Yep, 50% of mine. I have 50% in ETHU and the ETHU has been totally eating up BITX this past month lol.
BITX? It's 53% of my portfolio. In since 9/24
You’re correct. If you’re confident Bitcoin is going up long term, the only risk is leverage decay BITX has a YTD return of 31% while IBIT has 27%. Even though BITX is 2x daily leverage, it has essentially the same returns as Bitcoin because of the volatility earlier this year. Keep in mind, BITX has similar YTD returns as Bitcoin in a bull market. If we get a sideways or bear market BITX will get killed It’s really only worth the risk if you can time a parabolic move or if you’re short term trading it. I don’t think long term holding is worth it
Half in IBIT, half in BITX. When BTC reaches 180K+, sell and buy 1-1.5 BTC and move to cold storage.
Selling all my BTC for alts at the top of 2018 and not taking any profits. I basically entered that bear market bag holding a number of alts (XRP, XLM, VET, and ECC). I spent that bear market DCA'ing more heavily into BTC and ETH, so I've managed to turn things around for me, but that was definitely the biggest mistake I've made. In 2021 I sold about half my portfolio for some nice profits, which I'm happy with. This year I've taken things further, switched to fidelity, and am also playing things like MSTR, FBTC, and BITX. Fingers crossed, but so far it's working out well.
I bought BITX for the hype around Crypto Week. Just holding now so I don’t lose money on it.
Invest your IRA into BITX, collect 11% dividends and enjoy massive gains with 2X leverage
Can you still make historical comparisons like this post-ETF? I would think that a lot of the short-trading would have moved over to instruments like IBIT or BITX, not to mention MSTR.
That makes sense. Without knowing how much it will fluctuate over the next 10-20 years it’s impossible to calculate which avenue is better. Buying it outright is definitely the safer option. I personally am not willing to just buy BITX and let it roll but was just curious why the major bitcoin people who 100% believe in the future wouldn’t want to do it.
Read up about Volatility Decay (aka Volatility Drag). BITX has already suffered it a heap.
Because a financial product with ExPoSUrE to Bitcoin isn't Bitcoin. My Bitcoin is MY money. I can move it when I want. I can spend it when I want. I can take it with me across borders. Running a private node, I don't need to reveal to anyone else how much of my wealth is in Bitcoin. No one can seize my Bitcoin. Your BITX is a projection on a screen.
Isn’t investing in bitcoin gambling as well or any stock for that matter? If someone truly believes Bitcoin and thinks it’s going to go a 1 million someday then why wouldn’t they want to double their money in the process. Personally I have done well with BITX but I watch it closely and have stop limits in case I can’t pay attention to it. I am just curious of those that say they will hold onto bitcoin forever why they wouldn’t want to make more money with BITX and then use that extra money on buying bitcoin.
I hold about $300k in BITX right now but it’s not something you can hold for multiple years due to volatility of BTC being beyond the optimal level when levered 2x. BTC can effectively be levered 1.5x but beyond that it’s inefficient and you end up losing in the long run. BITX is strictly for trading and holding for a few months, or during a bull market cycle like right now. I expect this cycle peak at October.
My hope is eventually to move more into BItcoin after I make a good return on BITX. The market doesn't always share your vision, or it doesn't always share your vision consistently. It's high risk, they are very careful to warn "intended to be used as a s**hort-term trading vehicle**. Investors in the Fund should actively manage and **monitor** their investments, as frequently as **daily**". Not everyone is comfortable with that Just from observation, most people adopting the "I'll quickly make a ton of money somewhere else and then get into BTC" strategy usually end up wishing they had just bought BTC. Investing is a very individual story.
I'm close to all in, but that's only temporary. I plan to diversify into index funds sometime in the next few weeks depending on how BTC performs. But my portfolio currently consists of BITX/MSTR/FBTC/BTC
Others seem to answer it here but what I'll add is that we went through a drop to 70K and in that time BITX got crushed. I have several thousand shares of BITX and I held strong since September. In the medium term, BITX performs a lot better than BTC. Keep holding and sell once things slow down (maybe 150-200K) and go unleveraged.
BITX seeks to double the **daily** returns of bitcoin. In the long run, leveraged products can go down relative to the underlying due to volatility drag. Quick example, using a $100 investment: Day 1: - Stock increases 10% to $110 - Leveraged product goes up 20% to $120 Day 2: - Stock drops 10% to $99 - Leveraged product drops 20% to $96 Over the long run, this keeps happening and the leveraged product can underperform. Another thing with BITO (and BITX) is that it pays dividends, so you might also see lower returns unless those dividends are reinvested.
Aside from this being a silly question (which others here already pointed out, and also given the complete lack of info on your current financial standing and cash inflows, I'll give you some actual advice: Sell your equities and other assets. Buy bitcoin with 2-3X leverage. You can buy BITX on your brokerage account. Buy 2-3 BTC worth and whenever BTC hits 200K you'll have 4-5 BTC. Half of my net worth is in BITX so my money is where my mouth is (and has been since September 2024).
Agree but slight change, throw at least half in BITX. The 2X leverage will catapult you as we approach 200K.
various. EZBC (Franklin), GBTC (legacy expensive), IBIT. Also BITX (2x)
Smart move waiting until December — that long-term capital gains rate makes a big difference. Using your BITX call income + dividends to slowly stack spot BTC is a solid plan too. Once you’re past the 1-year mark, maybe start trimming IBIT/BITX during dips and rotate into BTC directly. No rush, you’re positioned well. Just keep tracking cost basis and don’t auto-reinvest unless needed. You’re on the right path.
Just buy BITX (2X leveraged BTC) in your Roth. Thank me when we are at 250K BTC
Buy BITX or BTC with leverage
those number-go-up contracts, call options, MSTR, BITX, are all paper Bitcoin. To varying degrees, they inflate the supply of / absorb demand for BTC
My plan is to go into BITI to ride the bear phase after we peak in October. Currently levered to the tits on BITX
I don't understand the fascination with Bitcoin lending. I'm more interested in Bitcoin borrowing - pledging my Bitcoin and borrowing against it. I effectively do this with my margin brokerage account and ETFs. If you want some yield, look at BITX. Its the 2X BTC fund. Pays a dividend of close to 1% a month.
Buy YBTC, reap the weekly dividends, and use it to buy BITX or BITU.
It’s a good question, I’m long IBIT And had an amazing call option back in the money yesterday that was amazing. Same with BITX and BITU (leveraged BTC ETFs) - that have nine and 5% yields, one has a substantially more expense ratio, but I can’t recall which. They are levered features ETFs that trade 24 hours on brokerage is like Robin Hood. I’m not sure of Schwab for example but those happen good as well, both for covered calls, and puts as well to which pay the dividends fantastically All my spot bags are in cold storage in my cold wallet - hope that helps bud
Yes! Buy BITX (2X leveraged)
I bought 3000 shares of BITX, the 2X Bitcoin ETF at $48. Then sold half at $52.40 and holding the other 1500 shares. ALao have 40 contracts of 1/26 BITX leaps and 60 contracts of 1/27 BITX leaps. I’m down quite a bit on these leaps but expect BITX to go up as the year continues,
I own BTC, IBIT and a little BITX. Having the spot in my wallet will, of course, be LTCG taxable at some point but I don't plan to sell it. The IBIT is in my Roth which is awesome. Not sure BITX is really worth owning even though I'm highly bullish on BTC. It's fairly expensive and it's performance isn't really as good as you would expect. Compare its chart to IBIT and you'll see what I'm saying.
If you have only one criteria and it's Bitcoin volatility, let me introduce you to playing long options on BITX, that is multiples more volatile than BTC itself.
Still have most of it in index funds, mostly at Vanguard. Some in various alternative investments and dividend producing options. But I've added quite a bit of IBIT and a little BITX to the portfolio - in addition to what's in my cold wallet. I would say that it's like 10-15% of my portfolio rn but started out much lower.
50% of my NW is in BITX. It's a 2X leveraged bitcoin ETF. I highly recommend it. BITX pays 11% dividends which I choose to reinvest. NFA.
Easy! I'm sharing my full Bitcoin income strategy using IBIT, designed to work through market cycles, generate cash flow, and minimize taxes over the long term. The strategy is built on the 500-day halving theory, covered call income, margin management, defensive hedging during bear markets, and the principle of never selling the core position. Here's the deep breakdown: I started with \$300,000 in capital: * \$60,000 in a Roth IRA, fully invested in IBIT * \$10,000 in a Roth 401k, invested in SPY * \$230,000 in a taxable brokerage account, fully in IBIT I also borrowed \$165,000 using margin to increase my IBIT exposure. That brought my total IBIT position to \$455,000, at an average cost basis of about \$57/share. Each week, I sell covered calls on my IBIT holdings, targeting around 0.10 delta. Historically, this type of strategy yields around 15% annually. On \$455,000, that generates approximately \$68,250 per year in premiums. Here's how that breaks down: * About \$9,000 in premiums come from the Roth IRA and are completely tax-free * The remaining \~\$59,250 come from the taxable account and the margin-funded shares Margin costs me 5.25% annually on the \$165,000 borrowed, which is about \$8,662 per year in interest. I pay this interest using a portion of the premiums collected from the weekly call sales. After interest, my net premium income is approximately \$59,600 per year. Of that, \~\$50,600 is taxable and \~\$9,000 is tax-free. Importantly, I apply the after-tax, after-interest portion of the premiums—what I call "net net income"—to gradually reduce the margin balance itself. Over time, this means my debt is shrinking while the asset value of IBIT potentially grows. Even before a cycle peak, I’m reducing risk in the background without selling any shares. In addition, from my full-time job earning \$56,000/year, I contribute approximately \$600/month to my investment accounts. This ensures I meet the annual Roth IRA contribution limit while slowly boosting my long-term tax-free holdings. I contribute 6% of my salary to my Roth 401k, and my employer matches 4% into the same Roth 401k. Because of my combined salary and taxable option premium income, I land in the 24% to 32% federal tax bracket, plus California’s 9.3% to 11.3% income tax bracket. On the \~\$50,600 in taxable premiums, I expect to pay around \$22,000 to \$25,000 annually in taxes. But here's where the real strategy kicks in: My core principle is to never sell IBIT. Instead of realizing capital gains, I generate weekly income from covered calls while allowing the ETF to appreciate. This avoids triggering taxable events related to selling. The only time I'd realize a gain is if I get early assigned on a call and my shares are called away. If that happens, I’ll check the holding period. If I've held the shares for more than one year, I qualify for long-term capital gains; if not, I try to avoid assignment by rolling the option out and up. If Bitcoin crashes before the expected ATH window, I have a contingency plan. I can sell a deep in-the-money LEAP call at a much lower strike than planned—perhaps even \$25 or \$30—depending on the price at that time. This allows me to raise enough capital from the LEAP premium to pay off the margin and eliminate interest payments. I don’t panic sell IBIT. Instead, I use the premium income and the LEAP structure to manage downside risk while keeping my core holdings intact. When the market reaches its expected peak (based on the 500-day post-halving theory, which puts the next top around September 2025), I plan to sell a deep-in-the-money (DITM) LEAP call, such as a Jan 2027 expiration with a strike around \$30 or \$40. If IBIT reaches \~\$100/share by then, a DITM LEAP can yield a very large premium, potentially \$50+ per share. Selling this LEAP gives me a large upfront cash inflow without actually selling my shares. I use that LEAP premium to fully pay off the \$165,000 margin balance. That eliminates interest costs and removes margin call risk entirely. Most importantly, because a LEAP sale is an open position, I don’t pay taxes on that premium until one of three things happens: the LEAP is assigned, expired, or closed. Until then, it's unrealized. This is key: I remove debt at the market top, neutralize risk, and defer taxes. I can then continue selling weekly calls on any uncovered portion of my IBIT, generating more income even after locking in the top through the LEAP. During the bear market phase (typically about 12-18 months post-ATH), I accumulate cash from call income. I do NOT DCA blindly. Instead, I hold and wait. When we hit deep bear market lows (expected late 2026 or early 2027), I plan to buy more IBIT or rotate into leveraged ETFs like BITX, or long-term LEAP calls on IBIT or MSTR. This aggressive reinvestment during fear phases is how I compound over multiple cycles. The strategy I follow during the bear market is almost identical to what I do in the bull phase, but inverted. I shift from selling calls on IBIT to doing the same with inverse instruments. I apply the same covered call strategy to positions in inverse ETFs like SBIT or BITI, or use shares of inverse MicroStrategy proxies like SMST or MSTZ. I sell weekly calls against these bearish instruments while they appreciate in a declining market. This provides income during downtrends and gives me even more cash to deploy when the market bottoms out. The account structure is also intentional: * Roth IRA: tax-free growth + tax-free weekly income from calls * Roth 401k: tax-free SPY growth * Taxable: income and appreciation with margin flexibility By combining this structure with cycle-based timing, I avoid taxable sales, maximize cash flow, defer realized gains through LEAPs, and only reinvest at the deepest value points. This isn’t financial advice, but it is my real strategy: full-time job, low lifestyle cost, Bitcoin ETF compounding, option income, responsible use of margin, applying premium income to reduce debt, contingency planning for early crashes, bear market hedging, and cycle-based patience. I’m not trying to time days or weeks. I’m trying to own time itself.
Easy! I'm sharing my full Bitcoin income strategy using IBIT, designed to work through market cycles, generate cash flow, and minimize taxes over the long term. The strategy is built on the 500-day halving theory, covered call income, margin management, and the principle of never selling the core position. Here's the deep breakdown: I started with $300,000 in capital: * $60,000 in a Roth IRA, fully invested in IBIT * $10,000 in a Roth 401k, invested in SPY * $230,000 in a taxable brokerage account, fully in IBIT I also borrowed \$165,000 using margin to increase my IBIT exposure. That brought my total IBIT position to \$455,000, at an average cost basis of about \$57/share. Each week, I sell covered calls on my IBIT holdings, targeting around 0.10 delta. Historically, this type of strategy yields around 15% annually. On \$455,000, that generates approximately \$68,250 per year in premiums. Here's how that breaks down: * About \$9,000 in premiums come from the Roth IRA and are completely tax-free * The remaining \~\$59,250 come from the taxable account and the margin-funded shares Margin costs me 5.25% annually on the \$165,000 borrowed, which is about \$8,662 per year in interest. I pay this interest using a portion of the premiums collected from the weekly call sales. After paying interest, my net premium income is approximately \$59,600 per year. Of that, \~\$50,600 is taxable and \~\$9,000 is tax-free. I also work a full-time job earning \$56,000/year. I contribute 6% of my salary to my Roth 401k, and my employer matches 4% into the same Roth 401k. Because of my combined salary and taxable option premium income, I land in the 24% to 32% federal tax bracket, plus California’s 9.3% to 11.3% income tax bracket. On the \~\$50,600 in taxable premiums, I expect to pay around \$22,000 to \$25,000 annually in taxes. But here's where the real strategy kicks in: My core principle is to never sell IBIT. Instead of realizing capital gains, I generate weekly income from covered calls while allowing the ETF to appreciate. This avoids triggering taxable events related to selling. The only time I'd realize a gain is if I get early assigned on a call and my shares are called away. If that happens, I’ll check the holding period. If I've held the shares for more than one year, I qualify for long-term capital gains; if not, I try to avoid assignment by rolling the option out and up. Now, when the market reaches its expected peak (based on the 500-day post-halving theory, which puts the next top around September 2025), I plan to sell a deep-in-the-money (DITM) LEAP call, such as a Jan 2027 expiration with a strike around \$30 or \$40. If IBIT reaches \~\$100/share by then, a DITM LEAP can yield a very large premium, potentially \$50+ per share. Selling this LEAP gives me a large upfront cash inflow without actually selling my shares. I use that LEAP premium to fully pay off the \$165,000 margin balance. That eliminates interest costs and removes margin call risk entirely. Most importantly, because a LEAP sale is an open position, I don’t pay taxes on that premium until one of three things happens: the LEAP is assigned, expired, or closed. Until then, it's unrealized. This is key: I remove debt at the market top, neutralize risk, and defer taxes. I can then continue selling weekly calls on any uncovered portion of my IBIT, generating more income even after locking in the top through the LEAP. During the bear market phase (typically about 12-18 months post-ATH), I accumulate cash from call income. I do NOT DCA blindly. Instead, I hold and wait. When we hit deep bear market lows (expected late 2026 or early 2027), I plan to buy more IBIT or rotate into leveraged ETFs like BITX, or long-term LEAP calls on IBIT or MSTR. This aggressive reinvestment during fear phases is how I compound over multiple cycles. I also don’t sit idle during down markets. I’ll consider inverse BTC ETFs like SBIT to profit from the downside, or use puts or inverse ETFs on MicroStrategy like MSTZ or SMST. I hedge actively and build war chests during bear phases. The account structure is also intentional: * Roth IRA: tax-free growth + tax-free weekly income from calls * Roth 401k: tax-free SPY growth * Taxable: income and appreciation with margin flexibility By combining this structure with cycle-based timing, I avoid taxable sales, maximize cash flow, defer realized gains through LEAPs, and only reinvest at the deepest value points. This isn’t financial advice, but it is my real strategy: full-time job, low lifestyle cost, Bitcoin ETF compounding, option income, responsible use of margin, and cycle-based patience. I’m not trying to time days or weeks. I’m trying to own time itself.
I’m so fed up with crypto !! I was all in on crypto so much that I sold all my ETF’s that have exploded the past month like BULL MKT ETF’s ; BITX TSLL CONL TSLT TSLR PLTR MSTY MSTX SQQQ TQQQ SOXL GGLL YINN NVDX NVDL ROBN PTIR BEAR ETF’s ; NFLT NFXS NVDD NVDQ NVD TSLQ TSDD TSLS TSLZ UVXY SOSX. Plus many more. I was making bank going up or down I was making money on the stock and dividends. What a regard. I kept thinking that bull run was gonna blast off for the past six months. All I did was lose money. I am definitely not a good investor. I sold them all and bought all crypto. I got so mad one day and sold everything I had on six different exchanges. Took a major hit, but said F it.
Saif is a boss! -50% maybe, but -80% drops might be over for good. Nonetheless, IBIT BITX anyone? These ETFs are outperforming all others YTD.
Where’s my IBIT BITX gang at?
I’m long IBIT and BITX, hedged using options. GBTC merely following, eg, fund inflows and outflows. GBTC beating most ETFs, so the yearly -1.5% is negligible for those who it, it has $20B AUM for a reason. Whales own it, mostly.
**IBIT, BITX, GBTC** Might wanna load up, train about to leave again after a brief pause for a week or two.
Yes BITX and BITO have made me money
So I asked chatgpt what the big deal is since im not big on finance. I understand the real vs fake but not the 2x thing being crappy. So I asked chatgpt what the problem was and said lets say bitcoin goes up 100k in a month: # 🔹 Scenario 1: Smooth, steady climb * BTC rises **+2% per day for 30 days** (no major drops). * BITX returns ≈ **+4% per day** compounded → after 30 days, you get **well over +200% total return**. * So yes, **BITX can significantly outperform BTC** in this case. # 🔹 Scenario 2: Volatile climb * BTC hits $100k, but with ups and downs (e.g., +5%, -3%, +4%, -4%...). * Even if BTC ends up +100%, **BITX might return much less than 200%**, or possibly even underperform due to **volatility decay**. * Daily leverage amplifies both gains and losses, but doesn't compound linearly. So I can see that this isn't a great play for long-termers. It's more for quick trades when you think it's going to go up. Unless chatgpt didn't get this right.
I see your IBIT, FBTC and MSTR and raise you BITX (2X leveraged for twice this fun)
**IBIT BITX club, let’s go!**
Im waiting to load up on $BITX 2x leveraged Bitcoin Futures ETF. I can buy this with my 401K.
Stay down so I can buy BITX on Monday.
Same, we'll see how it goes though because you never know. The options chain gave me that vibe on Friday at market close before Moody's downgrade came out. For example, BITX had repeated out of the money hits in the last 5 minutes of trading on Friday. I was watching and went with SQQQ calls instead which were also late repeat hits.
45% of my net worth is in BITX: 2X leveraged BTC. I think it's the right balance but I wouldn't judge anyone who had 80%+. I'm VERY happy with how things are going.
**IBIT, BITX, GBTC* Load up folks! Rocket is merely launching.
I find it super interesting that BITX is down Year To Date even though it is supposed to mirror 2* BTC. If BTC is up, BITX should be up. So why isn't it?
Haha it's 2X leveraged (BITX) so you can consider it more even
I own some BTC. I own very little ibit but it makes sense for some. For price action I dabble with leveraged products like BITX and MSTR (not actually leveraged but historically has acted that way).
I'll simplify it even more, openly the yearly chart on BTC and BITX; UP 22% vs DOWN 30% respectively. I don't know how people put money in these things without looking at how they track beforehand. It also tracks the futures which adds another way to lose money over time.
I’ll do you one better. 50% IBIT and 50% BITX 2x leverage. All in.
I just bought BITX on this dip. Does that count?
Everyone does it man. I traded BITX for a while and lost more BTC than I gained. Will just hold Bitcoin from now on and every year if I have a bonus I’ll just DCA that.
Probably like 65-75k. I have some BITX, MSTR, MARA and pure coins. So tough to really know. Sold a ton of my 20k cost basis at 45k sold a ton of my 55k basis at 100ish, and now wait for 120k to sell a ton of this tranche
I have 9con of 3/21 BITX $50c so I'm just hoping this doesn't crash down before I can cash out. I bailed out of all my actual coins when they were still higher than they are now. So as long as that idiot can be a useful idiot for someone besides Putin while we have no say in it, I'll take it.
You can short or buy puts on BITX.
Buy Bitcoin and be patient. If you want faster gains use low leverage (BITX). Don't go chasing the moon with flavor of the week coins. You will be left empty handed.
Up 15% in less than 24 hours on BITX, I love panicked noobs!
the volatility is a gift, I hodl, but keep about 5% in cash I will be getting some BITX soon, probably Monday, I don't think that we will see 93k, if so I am taking another bite.
Yes, every day I buy! Today it was on sale, so I bought even more BTC exposure via IBIT, BITX, and MSTR.
Fellow regard here. Did the same with BITX and bought some more bitcoin.
Sure, ignore BTC and buy alts that may bleed in BTC value over time. If you’re trying to get rich quick and don’t mind losing it all buy alts. Otherwise buy BTC. If you want faster gains buy BTC with leverage or a leveraged BTC ETF like BITX or even MSTR.
I'm getting richer every week thanks to BITX. My 3400+shares have ballooned like crazy. If BTC hits 200K next year I'll be a millionaire.
Yes, but that doesn’t mean it’s bad to buy and trade in and out of when bitcoin does what is does. Bitcoin gonna go up to 125k+ soon enough and everyone shorting MSTR because they think it’s a bubble that popped when it fell from 540 a few days ago. I just personally won’t be buying it again until the bear market bottom when its much closer to NAV. It’ll almost always have a slight premium to NAV. Right now I’m just sticking with trading the 2x bitcoin fund BITX and the regular bitcoin fund to hedge against leverage decay in BITX due to volatility. But I’m doing it this way because these are instruments that are directly correlated with bitcoin’s price. MSTR isn’t directly correlated and comes with extra risk than a directly correlated etf.
It’s above 80% for many people because of the run up. It’s less than 50% for me in BTC, BTC ETFs, and all crypto but that can swell much higher if BTC goes to $200K next year. I may start taking some profits then but never sell the whole thing rather I’d reduce leverage and buy real BTC instead of BITX
I was buying MSTR at and around 120 but sold at 500. It’s down quite a bit now but bitcoins about to go to 125k+ in the next couple weeks so it might not be a bad buy right now if you can get in sub 400, then hold for when bitcoin does that. But everyone that’s still uneducated is certain that MSTR was a bubble that popped and it’s down from here so there’s a lot of short interest in MSTR and they’ll all get burned when MSTR goes back up because bitcoin isn’t done yet. I personally think that MSTR’s market cap to NAV on their Btc holdings ratio is too high right now. And after getting out of MSTR have gone all in on a mix of BITX (2x btc fund) and FBTC(regular btc fund) . I was already in BITX too while I’m MSTR. But now my account is at an insane new high, so I’m lowering risk by holding about 65% regular bitcoin etf to avoid any leverage decay from volatility in BITX. And then about 35% in BITX so that when bitcoin does do it’s thing I’ll still get greater upside exposure.
I don't know why you're getting downvoted, but I think it's because they frown on trading here. I will tell you that I day-traded BITX successfully for months and made decent gains. I understand the desire--at least in my case, it was worrying that I'd gotten in late and wanted to increase my starting stake before the giant run-up that may happen in the coming years. I finally resolved your question for myself this way (and am simply holding through the turbulence now, trying to avoid getting stressed, which gets easier every day): * We've seen decreasing volatility with increasing institutional adoption. This decreases risk, partly because for there to be a big shift away (pensions divesting, BlackRock reversing course and advising to avoid BTC, spot ETF approval reversed and/or other regulatory headwinds suddenly to appear, etc.) wouldn't happen overnight. * The likelihood of a giant dip/crash of the type routine in past cycles is diminishing, really seems to be quasi-disappearing. That's because the influence of day trading on the price diminishes with increasing uptake. We have just slowly been ratcheting forward, and every time we do some soothsayers hard-predict a crash of 50% but it doesn't happen. * That leaves some other black-swan event. MSTR falling under an investigatory cloud could impair the price a bit temporarily, but wouldn't suffice for a huge crash, I think. It'd really take cracking the system in some way, which I think is unlikely. **TL;DR:** My personal take is that technological risk is a far-off theoretical possibility, and regulatory risk wouldn't happen overnight, so I *personally* think the likelihood of a large crash is low and decreasing all the time. Thus in your place I wouldn't wait for one to re-buy, no.
$BITX is even better if it keeps going up