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watch-nerd

Sideways drift? BTC just puked down over -6% in the last 48 hours.

watch-nerd

Assume 2025 ATH carries forward to 2030 with no increase other than inflation. Take the 5 year breakeven inflation rate of 2.4% and compound it, which gives you $142k price in 2030. 30k => 142k, which gives a CAGR of 36.47% over 5 years. Given the extra volatility of BTC vs stocks, this is the excess return range of what a rational investor should be aiming for to compensate for the increased volatility of BTC vs stocks.

Throwawayhelper420

That site is so stupid… so if I put $46,000 in BTC I would have $65,000? Over 14 years???   That is massively underperforming the stock market.

frostbite7112

I am too. I keep some BTC in a place where it can earn interest and I can borrow stablecoins against other holdings if I want to buy more crypto during pullbacks. Makes it feel less stressful than just watching everything swing. I use nexo for this setup and it's been convenient.

Funnyurolith61

anybody aping into BTC?

NeutralSpacerx

Bitcoin moves from cycle to cycle, creating a NEW BOTTOM that is SIGNIFICANTLY HIGHER THAN THE PREVIOUS ONE, and also NEW HIGH POINTS that are SIGNIFICANTLY HIGHER THAN THE PREVIOUS ONE. Therefore, Bitcoin's new bottom will not be lower than the previous one. This is just a line for those who dream of "buying BTC at 10,000" so they don't build unnecessary expectations. Next. The supply loss percentage has already surpassed its local high, when it fell from 72,000 to 50,000, but this is far from enough for a reversal. Historically, this figure should reach 40% profit / 60% loss. You also need to add the % of lost coins, and then you get 2/3 of the market in losses and 1/3 (≈30%) in profit. BTC's MVRV Realized Price is $56,000 (the average real price at which the entire market bought its bitcoins). ETFs will begin to suffer losses below this price. This is the most crucial link, controlling over 20-25% of all coins. Right now, speculators are mostly losing money. Statistically, our all-time bottom is a 75-85% drawdown from the highs. Since the current high cycle of $126,000, that's around $30,000 = 1 BTC. **Summing up all the data above, a global bottom could form between $56,000 and $30,000, as it did in 2022 (25-15,000), where everyone will be losing money, and there will be full or partial capitulation and depression among retailers, miners, whales, inflators, and funds.**

TheVoiceOfEurope

BTC is not a currency, it is an asset. Currencies are stable, BTC isn't. How will you order a kitchen if you don't know what the rate will be in 3 months when it is delivered Currencies need to be inflationary: the amount of currency needs to keep up with amount of goods created. Imagine we would take Roman coins as currency (they don't make those anymore either, so supply is limited): how would you buy millions of computers? You can't even give everyone a coin. If BTC were currency, people would spend it, not hodl it. Whatever BTC was intended to be, the market has decided that it is a speculative asset. And lets be honest: you're not hodl'ing BTC to use as currency, are you? Conclusion: BTC is pretty crap as currency, with very little use cases (remittances at best, crime at worst). But it is fascinating as speculative, non-regulated, volatile asset.

ok-hacker

Been watching this market closely all week and the chop has been doing what chop does — punishing discretionary traders and rewarding systematic ones. Few things stood out: 1. The Goldman SOL institutional flow story is still under-discussed. When institutions start using SOL as a beta play rather than BTC/ETH hedging, the liquidity profile changes structurally. 2. Stablecoin outflows from Binance being down 19% since November is actually a signal worth paying attention to. Less stablecoin = less dry powder for buying dips on that exchange. 3. On the agent side, running andmilo through these volatile sessions has been interesting. The key insight: agents don't panic, they just execute the strategy. Stress periods are actually where systematic approaches shine vs discretionary. What's everyone else watching this week?

ok-hacker

The BTC compounding thesis is solid, and I think you're right that most people underestimate the cost of constantly rotating narratives. That said, the framing of "compound BTC" vs "chase alts" misses a third option: systematic strategy. Not intuition-based alt picks, but rules-based systems that define entry/exit conditions, position sizing, and risk limits — and then execute them consistently regardless of market sentiment. The reason people blow up chasing alts isn't that alts are inherently bad — it's that they make discretionary decisions under volatility. That's where losses compound instead of gains. Running andmilo (autonomous trading agent on Solana), the core thesis is exactly this: remove the discretionary element. The agent doesn't panic, doesn't FOMO, doesn't override the strategy because a tweet moved the market. It just executes. BTC compounding is probably the right move for most retail. But for anyone interested in active exposure, the alternative isn't "guess which alt" — it's "define a system and let it run." The two aren't mutually exclusive either; you can BTC-stack as a base and run systematic strategies on the side.

watch-nerd

It's a legit question. Gen Z likes prediction markets, not boring old BTC.

russbird

Kraken, Binance, etc have BTC staking of various flavors. There are options, but “not your keys” and all that

freedrunner

If you had over 1M in BTC would it be on just one wallet ?

repomies69

Lots of charter brokers accept BTC. AFAIK they use exclusively Bitpay.

bruhthatshitcringe

Yeah lol, I can't send a dude in China a Gold Bar if I needed to, BTC on the other hand...

PsychologicalBit803

When I set mine up I had to open a regular IRA then the crypto under it. Ask fidelity but my guess is you could probably have both but maybe the total contributions are still the same limit each year. If you want to buy BTC with the plan to hold long term you definitely want to take advantage of no capital gains tax. I don’t think those are complicated questions so I’d ask fidelity. If it was me knowing what I do now I’d also find a professional financial planner that knows crypto also. At 19 you want to make sure you have a plan. Fine to ask for advice but in the end trust a professional. An hour or two consultation is a cheap investment in your future.

Serenaded

I'm calling a gigantic inb4 that previous altcoin holders this cycle move towards Bitcoin because of being burned in the previous cycle, at which point altcoins finally explode as "crypto/stores of value that isn't bitcoin" mainly due to the headwinds BTC is about to face with quantum computing. Chuck it into ETH, settlement layer for billions in stablecoins, used in defi infra, tokenised assets, integrated into ETFs. Not going to disappear like other altcoins and you can merely consider 2000-4000 as a multi-year, multi-cycle ~~cope~~ accumulation phase.

Zaitobu

I think you are slightly downplaying the inherent risk of BTC investment. Your assumption is that the next bullrun *will* start at some point. There is a small but very real possibility that we have seen the ATH of Bitcoin already. At some point this will be true. It's a little disingenuous to present BTC as a risk-free investment in this way. It's still gambling.

Boohl

I’ve had crypto for 5 years now and my total all time return is now 42%. I would’ve legit been better off buying and index fund for way less risk. Tbf if we’re only talking BTC I’m 121% up, but man… All that hassle, risk and shitty tax rules, when I could’ve just gotten 81% in the stock market.

TheVoiceOfEurope

It has as much reason to be at zero as to be at100.000 USD, as there is no intrinsic value. It is all speculative. It is unlikely that it will ever go to zero: someone will still believe it holds value even after the last miner packed it in and moved to the next project. Even if BTC colllapses completely, some other project will rise from the ashes.

Patrick_Atsushi

"I sold some of my stocks and bought BTC at 65k" Here you are.

PsychologicalBit803

No, Fidelity has a Roth crypto IRA specifically. I think they have 4 cryptos they offer in it. I only buy BTC for mine.

asksstupidstuff

BTC is a years Game. Did you hold 365 days at least?

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setokaiba22

I mean tbh this subreddit is mostly meme comments and posts from Coindesk or CoinTelegraph BTC DROPS $5k BTC GOING TO $1 MILLION SAYS RANDOM EXPERT SAYLOR BUYS BTC

GiraffeKnuckle

Yeah imagine having 10 BTC & selling them at 400$ thinking it can't possibly go much higher then this smh

GIGAbtcHodl

Wanted to buy 10BTC, but finger slipped and went for 40BTC instead. All jokes aside, it is a privilege to have Bitcoin at such a great price now. Yes, it is not as fun and confidence boosting as when it was at the ATH, but for stacking and long time strategy, it's a great time. This is why we never sold and kept buying

GurthNada

Not sure how many people on this sub would be happy if BTC market cap reaches around $10 billion.

PsychologicalBit803

If I was 19 and in your spot I’d max a Roth crypto IRA with BTC especially right now. You either believe in the investment or you don’t. If not then your money should be in something you do believe in. I’d put everything I could in BTC at that age. Diversify later as you make more money and get older. You’ll want less risk the older you get. Got my BS and commercial instrument ratings. Last flight I flew left seat was the day I graduated from college. Flying wasn’t the career for me but I always was glad I did it. Just wasn’t in my blood like it needs to be to love doing it. Great career though and wish you the best! Kudos for investing at a young age. You’re way ahead of most your age for sure!

icantgiveyou

I am gonna say something that will get downvoted, but I don’t care. Buy it for cash in person. Regardless what you do, don’t tell anyone, including Reddit that you bought and have some. BTC wasn’t created as an investment, that you report and pay taxes on it, as most people here do. It suppose to give you financial independence, not to be another source of income for governments. That virtually defeats it purpose. End of rant.

Seattleman1955

This guy is the modern day P.T.. Barum. He starts by saying that it's only been 4 months since the all time high. True enough but how long did it say there? Not long enough that it was very useful. He talks about how low Apple went and how long it stayed there. OK, but BTC isn't Apple. His analogy also applied to Blackberry and Nokia. They didn't bounce back. His logic is, if it's a terrible investment for the next 13 years, so what? That's just hope. Bitcoin grows at about 15% or so over the last few year but he is sure it's going to grow at 30% a year over the next 20 years.

Hearasongofuranus

Counterargument: the BTC going up forever is ridiculous. Last year was insanely disappointing at a time when everything was supposed to make it moon. This year we're out of narratives and already -50% on literally zero news while everything else is ATH.

Necromancer1899

I know he said CHF. Back in Nov, 2020 BTC was around $17,000 - $20,000 (CHF. 14,000 - 17,000), currently it's at around CHF. 49,000.

Emotional-Ad4206

Not true. The percentage correction gets diminished per cycle, making BTC much more stable.

Necromancer1899

This can't be true. BTC had never touched $60k before March 2021.

Low-Two9040

Spaces where decisions to continue the grift or dump it are restricted access. BTC will be useless if everyone ditches it regardless how much of it Strategy holds

Adept-Ad-738

Yeah I would sell. Here’s what I would do - DCA into other assets / diversify. If you are already diversified - honestly there’s nothing wrong with continuing to DCA into BTC. The USD is collapsing / the world has a lot of tense politics going on atm, so fear is high / most assets are going down (not just crypto - stocks are dying etc). BTC is sound technology, so when USD collapses / the market starts to recover (i.e new businesses / stocks, and high growth) - there’s a good chance a lot of your investments will start to recover and you’ll see good growth. Remember that investments are not explicitly about the value you see on the tin as well - they’re about purchasing power. And when the USD collapses - that wisdom will really show itself

crypto-indian

You want CEX to own your BTC key 🔑? They can freeze or walk away.. you never know. Own your BTC key

Mundane-Banana2122

Because BTC is going to 1 million apparently. You could say the same about any other appreciating asset, although probably with more confidence on the others. Even if BTC did go to 1 million (which if does happen, will take many, many years), there would be a higher concentrations of the rich than there is now under the fiat system. If the ATH doubles every 4 year cycle as it did this time, it would take 12 years to reach 1 million. We are seeing diminishing increases in multiple of price action per cycle though, so a better guide might be to say a 60k increase in ATH each 4 year cycle, in which case it would take around 58 years to get to 1 million. Or BTC might just go out of fashion, or become technologically defunct, and become worthless.

Full_Possibility7983

Nothing to worry about, you just pay the capital gain on the sale, you declare investment price as zero (which is very close to reality) and bite the bullet. Alternatives include a load using your BTC as collateral, that might be tax efficient (interests on loans are typically lower than capital gain taxes) as the loan is not a taxable event. Of course you need to repay the loan, so you cannot get huge amounts that you cannot repay with your current source of income (unless you take a bigger loan :)

Apprehensive-Book787

By the time we have quantum computers with billions of qbits, BTC will be worth sh1t and it won’t be worth the cost of cooling a billion qbits to hack it..

crypto-indian

Use swap USDT - BTC why to use CEX

Odd-Rip-2782

Price going down is only about supply & demand dynamics: right now more sellers than buyers. Despite the dip, despite the price now at 50% of ATH. 2024/2025: BTC price was pushed up by the ETF promise. 2026: ETF tailwind has faded + everyone realised that BTC real life adoption is still near zero after almost 20 years (in comparison to the fast and widespread adoption of AI) and the long term (think 10/15 years time) value of BTC is 0 because quantum computing will hijack the blockchain.

Apprehensive-Book787

In Swiss francs, BTC is now almost down to what it was back in Nov 2020.. If it continues like that, we’ll be lucky to be able to buy a pizza with it…

watch-nerd

What's interesting right now is that BTC is going down more than ETH on the daily.

Wilhelm-Edrasill

There would have to be some massive block chain analysis to actually determine it. however, Major World events all occurring at once = a major potential sell pressure such as : \- Mexico turning into a civil war \- The Iran regime, on the brink of total annihilation by US strikes \- Narco States such as Madero Regime being YEETED into oblivion \- 10s of Billions in Fraud in the US \- China's ENTIRE retirement fund was wiped out by the collapse of their Housing market + tofu buildings.. \- Russia, is cash strapped HARD with the ongoing conflict in Ukraine , while the US literally boards and seizes their oil tankers ( the only thing they have to keep their war machine going ). \- Western block - realizing that the entire college credentialism system - actually was and is bullshit , meanwhile AI systems are now replacing .... pretty much all of the entry level work.... causing an unprecedented stall in the spending power of people under 35. ( literally no money faucet / inflows ) So - lets just dust off the tin foil hat - and before we put it on... All of the " none US Dollar " actor - has a major reason - to use , any alternative. BTC - for better or worse, bridges this. So while the US financial system, literally creates - and dumps billions into the ETF funds..... the largest ( head start by 10+ years ) need cash out.... RIGHT AFTER the us ETF - and onboard occurs? ITs literally the best time to sell if you have been hoarding billions as a medium of exchange outside the petro dollar monopoly. That said - its all speculation, and a real block chain analyst would have to actually look at the actual transactions... I am just theory crafting - that there are a significant number of geo political world events that would put sell pressure.

so-many-user-names

Most of my friends are not into crypto. That is the reason BTC is tanking.

TheCh0rt

BTC isn’t mined on GPUs, which AI is primarily run on. BTC uses its own specific proprietary hardware.

CryptoOnTheSidewalk

I get the logic of wanting better entries, but trying to anchor to super specific price levels can backfire. The market doesn’t really care what numbers feel fair to us. Sitting at zero BTC and ETH while holding a bunch of mid and smaller caps is basically a big bet on alt outperformance. That can work in certain parts of the cycle, but historically the majors tend to be the liquidity anchors when things get shaky. If you don’t need heavy concentration, maybe it’s less about waiting for perfect prices and more about deciding what role each asset plays in your portfolio. Core, growth, moonshot. Even a small core position can change your overall risk profile a lot.

StashBang

I think the smarter version of this strategy is partial leverage. Instead of borrowing big, maybe borrow small and DCA with it. Keep LTV low enough that a 30–40% drop won’t nuke you. Also worth remembering: you don’t need leverage to win long term with BTC. Patience alone has historically done well. If you do use a lender, I’d prioritize platforms that have been around a while and are transparent about how they manage collateral. I’ve seen people use Nexo for that reason since they focus more on long-term wealth management than trading hype — but again, leverage is leverage.

Ok-Education8326

I sold my three BTC at $124k.... I I feel for you bro... This is going to get nasty from here... :(

Illustrious-Boss9356

You can move it without needing to trust anyone. If you want something in return for it, i.e. selling it, then you would need to trust someone to send you the compensation for sending them BTC. So is your question “what’s the best way to transact/sell BTC?” Or is it “what’s the best way to send it?”.

watch-nerd

If that's your estimate, I wouldn't pay more than $40k-$50k for BTC. Given its risk, I want at least 5x out of BTC in 4 years.

Necromancer1899

A conservative estimate would be roughly $200-250k BTC by the next cycle peak.

Cute_Style3598

The BTC price valued in USD is determined at the point of trading on exchanges. Binance Intl. is a monster with approx. 80% of the market. Most of the whales there are NON US deep deep pockets. Including Binance themselves, including CCP state actors (chinese comm.party), including massive middle east players etc. They are totally unregulated and could easily be taking massive positions to move the price themselves. I think it makes sense that most of the market that wants the usd value to moon are Americans. Those players are on Coinbase and have a much smaller effect on the price.

benstheredonethat

Solid write up OP. Imo this is all to be blamed on the ETF stuff, essentially it soft attached the price of BTC to USD systems, meaning they were able to dump money in via ETF's and artificially inflate the price of Bitcoin using tricky methods. Really they thought they could rug pull with a big enough domino to get HODLrs to panic sell going from 120k down to where we are now, faking the death of BTC in an attempt to make it happen for real. I'm sure these big players were expecting it to go down far below 60k per and are very upset realizing exactly what you've laid out essentially, we're not selling!!!

eckstuhc

You know, I’m something of a BTC maxi myself. …because the rest of my port went to zero.

Illustrious-Boss9356

Retail doesn’t want BTC or shares of companies or bars of silver. What they want are gains. They want something cheap that others would pay more for. At the end of the day, humans just want influence over other humans.

LachaParatha

You have it already? You hold. I had the misfortune of having it in leverage, and got liquidated in one previous cycle. If it was pure BTC I would have recovered with the cycle. Was bad time to mess around with leverage.

Pimpwerx

This is consolidation. Mfers are going to laugh as fewer players own more BTC. And then the price will ATH. All this dip is doing it making it harder for others to get in in the future.

Sin-City-Sinner

Sell!???? No way, not unless I would’ve got in at less than $1000.. I wouldn’t sell if you’re going to lose $, it will bounce back in my humble opinion. I’ve been price hounding because I’m playing around with the idea of buying a whole 1.0-BTC. I think the price may drop more though and who knows maybe I’ll end up with 2 for the same price!

Dogekaliber

Go get yourself two large papa John’s pizzas. And be glad you have 1BTC when Laszlo spent 10k BTC on his pizzas.

vikingpower89

That means you bought them during massive upward movement...not exactly ideal timing for buying a call on an asset like BTC 😬

Jay_wh0o0

Are you for real? You’ve got to be kidding me 😂 you can’t be serious, why would you sell on the bottom of what might be the biggest red candle in the history of BTC?

Puzzled_Cookie778

If you've held since 2K17, you've already survived way worse than a few red candles. Ask yourself has your thesis changed, or just your emotions? If nothing fundamentally changed, then this is just volatility doing what volatility does. 1 BTC hels through multiple cycles is already rare conviction. Just don't make a permament decision based on temporary emotions

Necromancer1899

This should probably be seen as an opportunity to accumulate BTC and maybe take a calculated risk on one or two established alts that have already survived multiple bear markets. Of course, that’s easier said than done when everyone is declaring the end of BTC again.

potificate

The same people hoping for a deeper discount are those who didn’t buy with conviction the first time around. What are the chances those same people will buy if BTC hits that same number again?

muff_diving_101

Lmao we get BTC death claimers at the end of every cycle. Love to see it 😂 See ya in 3 years.

skurey

It really feels like crypto was a fad and it's now over. BTC will try and hang on but eventually it too will succumb.

Necromancer1899

Retail wants cheaper BTC… until BTC actually gets cheaper.

dvrbets

You are an absolute loser if you have 1 full BTC and sell it. Have some faith

anon_user221

BTC!

watch-nerd

I'm pretty bearish on BTC after 2030. I'll give BTC one more cycle, and then dramatically reduce after taking profit, let it settle at global market weight relative to stocks and bonds.

Relevant-Lifeguard-7

This is a message from yourself in 2028 when 1 BTC is $321,000. Don’t sell

Virtual-Percentage28

So as a market exercise , buy some BTC today and a gold etf- check back in 6 months

cryptofuturebright

When are they going to start buying other treasury companies that have IP and BTC. Pump it up.

Financial-Cod-1985

BTC to $50k

vikingpower89

I just bought a long call option that is banking on BTC being above 80k in the next 2 years. Join me!

Virtual-Translator96

Don’t see the price in USD, if you sell now you will regret changing 100Million sats aka 1 BTC for paper that is printed out of thin air

uamdarasulka

that's actually a really underrated point. ETH's defi infrastructure makes it trivially easy to put on a short + basis trade compared to BTC where you're basically stuck with...CEX perps. so some of that $491M might not even be directional — it could just be delta-neutral farming that looks bearish on paper but is really just yield extraction... would explain why the short book looks so extreme without a corresponding move in spot

MaximumStudent1839

One other possible explanation for more aggressive shorts on ETH is that it is A LOT SAFER and EASIER to automate basis point farms with ETH than with BTC, because BTC has no native DeFi, really.

AnyPortInAHurricane

huge rally in progress, Mike SAylor to make a special announcement that he will supply BTC if they run out. THanks Mike. You're a peach

SHUT_DOWN_EVERYTHING

> while BTC will most likely recover and hit new records If only you could read... like it's a couple of sentences dude.

Moneymakessense29

By the 2056 halving the rewars for miners will be 0.12 BTC.... meaning that number has to be substantial for miners to continue mining. 0.1 is going to be life changing sooner than you think.

Grunblau

They should at least sell some BTC during market hours to at least give the appearance that they aren’t just manipulating the price by dumping during low volume.

plazmaticllc

Live in regret and watch us inevitably go up over time. Some people just don't have patients or put $$ that they need for bills or finances into BTC and go into stress/daily panic mode. Sit back and chill. I worked at a retirement community golf course and players had 10-20 BTC and didn't bat an eye hope they sell before they are dead tho to reap the profits😆

b1mm3rl1f3

BTC is currently testing a 5y support zone. If we dont see a pump soon, it could take until Q4 ranging between \~$50-$70k before ultimately finding a bottom

Sos418_tw

theres actually some precedent for tracking this kind of thing if you know where to look check chainalysis 2023 report on illicit crypto flows - they estimated CJNG moved around $40M through mixers annually before the crackdown. after major cartel leadership kills theres usually a 48-72hr window where on-chain activity spikes then dumps hard for real-time correlation try: \- mexico violence database at justiceinmexico dot org (tracks cartel conflicts with timestamps) \- glassnode alerts for sudden large BTC movements from older wallets \- compare dates with DEA cartel leadership updates the timing checks out but i'd add that binance froze \~$6M in CJNG-linked accounts last month so some of this was already priced in. still your point about power vacuum liquidity needs is solid - when plaza bosses need cash fast crypto is fastest probably wont see mainstream media connect these dots but the on-chain data doesnt lie

Ac-xYz-

This company has bought 500k BTC over the last two years and the price is where it was 2 years ago. Ha ha ha. Weird

BacchusAndHamsa

always the same bs in bull markets as new bagholders are born. BTC is still dropping, foolish to buy now

perfectpaperpusher

I don’t need heavy concentration I like to keep a big 3 and I usually am pretty diverse, I have my hand in almost all of the top 10 coins except for XRP I got out of that.. I own Zero BTC and ETH. I refuse to buy BTC until it goes under 20k ETH I may buy if it goes to around 1600 I’d definitely buy it if it fell under 1000 I definitely get what you mean about smaller caps like $Tara $XDC $IP $INJ $FLR $IMX stuff like that … the gamble plays.. bags I don’t sell bc I don’t need the money but I’d definitely benefit from if they mooned or even just went to $1

Necessary-Nature-380

Really negative outlook for BTC and crypto. It is ALWAYS testing the bottom and did this at $100k, $80k and $60k... Consolidated at $105k, $85k and $65k... if it ever does pump it is sold off instantly and does not stay there for more than 3 minutes. Even consolidating at $64k is extremely dangerous and only a matter of time before it wants to test the $60k level again.. the real bottom is likely to be around $35k... how often it dumps and consolidates before it gets there is another question

BacchusAndHamsa

ETH just follows BTC in proportion. no real difference to fan one over the other

Unfair_Explanation53

Yeah true. I only have BTC and ETH and ETH just follows BTC. Seems pointless in hindsight having both but still gonna hold them

RepresentativeAspect

No, because there's no fraud (that we have any reason to expect). If he buys BTC and that goes to zero, that's not fraud. If he took out the money personally or "loaned" it to his girlfriend, that would be fraud.

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angelwolf71885

They want to trade BTC for another coin and then change it back to BTC to another more different BTC wallet to mask it’s Origin

Relative_Drop3216

How does BTC going down in value make it a good currency? That actually makes it worse. If you for example get paid in BTC say $500 in BTC then plan to pay rent, power, Groceries… anyone who is living pay check to pay check will be short on their bills every week because the value of their account keeps dropping. An everyday currency must be stable. Long term investment however BTC makes much more sense with disposable income at this point you might as well buy stocks. Because unless BTC falls back to $13k the returns are almost identical to stocks.

iamthefalcon

You bitcoins need to realize BTC has already gone to the moon! It’s well surpassed the moon. People were buying in at a few hundred dollars a coin, no it’s $60k+. The moonshot is over.

CryptoOnTheSidewalk

I get why people land there. BTC has the cleanest narrative and the longest track record. If someone told me they only held BTC, I wouldn’t think that’s crazy at all. That said, I don’t see it as all or nothing. BTC feels like the anchor. Other assets are more like higher risk satellites that might outperform in certain cycles but can also underperform hard. For me it comes down to goals and temperament. If you don’t want to track ecosystems, upgrades, tokenomics, and narratives, BTC only is probably the simplest path. If you enjoy following the space and can handle volatility, a small allocation elsewhere can make sense. Are you leaning BTC only because of simplicity, or because you don’t see long term value in the rest of the market?

Ok-Structure4057

OP, let me tell you. When the Bitcoin market gets chaotic , you really need to stick to a conservative spot trading strategy. It’ll make you a lot more confident in your BTC investments because it keeps your funds much safer. For me, I set up simple DCA trading bots and then just leave them be—it cuts down that constant price-checking a lot. I’ve been using BYDFi’s spot grid bot all the time; it buys low and sells high automatically on its own, no extra work from me needed. And their demo trading feature has helped me so much ! I only need $10 to practice trading, and I can also watch how the pros act when the market’s volatile. It’s a really great tool for newbies who don’t want to go all-in with their cash.