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Properly getting into Bitcoin — where do I even start? 😂
I tracked a full week of Bitcoin mining with 200+ TH/s — here’s what surprised me most
Next week we're publishing the list of everything Bitcoin has been "called" that turned out wrong (Ponzi, tulips, only for drugs, boils the oceans). What are we missing?
Update on my weekly NEXO/USDT technical analysis
what is BTC doing wrong ? why dont they fill the whole block first and then calculate the merkle tree
Strategy Acquires 1,665 BTC and Repurchases $152 Million of STRC
Bitget Resumes Withdrawals In Phases After Security Incident
$100 a week for a year buys about 0.063 BTC. For that to be worth $1M, Bitcoin needs to hit ~$16M. So why do people stack small?
What are you guys doing right now with the crypto market?
Discussion: Best exchanges for buying BTC and your preferred wallets?
bitcoin is in the midst of an aggressive uptrend when priced in gold, its only true competitor
A clean, fast Bitcoin-only dashboard — no altcoins, no signup, always free
I built Visualize Bitcoin: Bitcoin explained as a live 3D machine you can walk through
Poor Canadian Retiree - I would like your thoughts.
Built a small Chrome extension to check BTC and other altcoins without opening another site
Bitcoin is up 38% since Jim Cramer said he was selling. On August 3, 2026, Cramer said he was selling his Bitcoin over quantum computing fears. BTC was trading around $63,000. It has since surged to $87,000, a gain of $24,000 over the past 49 days.
Ledger Nano X Was Offline for Over Six Months — Yet My BTC Was Still Transferred Out Ledger Could Not Tell Me Which Device Signed the Transaction
Technical analysis actually works
Uptober: BTC has closed green in 10 of the last 13 Octobers. But we've got a potential Fed hike on Oct 27 and 10Y yields over 5%. Does the pattern hold this year?
Bitcoin is (again) running ahead of retail attention
Bitcoin art built on Bosch's Garden of Earthly Delights
"Shielded Bitcoin" Whitepaper just legitimized Zcash as a threat to Bitcoin
Is your BTC actually accessible to your family, or just theoretically theirs?
If one wanted to convert their BTC into ETH, is there a difference using CEX like Coinbase vs doing it on a DEX for tax reasons?
Your "fair share" of Bitcoin cost about $323 at the October peak. Today it's about $215. Same 256,000 sats.
Looking for help recovering an old Hotmail account and an old Bitcoin wallet (2009–2011)
I think I was hit by a scam on Electrum that I have never seen before
Complete beginner. Want to learn crypto trading but terrified of losing money. Where do I even start?
Only 20 of the top 50 alts have beaten BTC over the last 90 days, so I don't think this is altseason yet.
I bought BTC and ETH very early. Then I discovered leverage and gave it all back.
Would anyone be interested in a small Bitcoin brainwallet puzzle challenge?
0.5 BTC Reward (~USD 40,000) for Recovering the password (hashcat)
What % of a BTC do you think will be life changing in 20 years?
i backtested 75 crypto trading strategies against just holding the same coins, 2017 to 2025. 8 came out ahead, none by more than luck would explain
Selling Bitcoin vs borrowing against it during a rally?
52 Bitcoin Were Rescued. Now Their Owners Face a Problem the Blockchain Can’t Solve.
Friendly reminder: Not your keys, not your coins 🔒
BTC going up while the macro data gets worse, anyone else find this uncomfortable rather than exciting? right???
I cant access my crypto.com account i have 2 BTC due to changed email address, i have funds from 2021 and cant access my BTC i need to cash it out.can i get my account back, any thoughts thanks 4 feedback
Built this for people to buy US stocks from outside the US, looking for feedback
Did Spot ETFs ruin the point of Bitcoin, or saved its adoption path?
I sold off all my bitcoin at break-even and I wish I didn't
Bitcoin ETFs just absorbed 11,500 BTC in their biggest buying day in nearly two years
How Big is America's $40 Trillion of Debt? (BTC Animation)
I've been rebuilding Bitcoin's cycles as something you can trade through — help me decide what goes in it
Does difficulty make a new ATH before the halving? The case for no.
Tested a trend-following bot on paper for 6 weeks. Binance fees alone were 10 to 12% of the account every week
Bitcoin is at $86K. Are we seeing real demand or just a short squeeze?
What's the future of BTC if El Nino continues to get worse (which it will)?
For HODLers: want to know your portfolio risks?
BTC tapped $84K but the Coinbase Premium just went negative. The rally is being driven by offshore leverage, not US spot buyers.
Holding BTC long term, but how do you decide when to take some profit?
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These are the speculative bags. Most in BTC and ETH.
This post DOES NOT APPLY if you have only been in BTC for 1-3 years. A LESSON for you newbs learning - BTC was at $10K during COVID and went up to $65K in that one year alone (crazy gain$), and by the summer of 2022, it leveled back down at $20K (crazy Lo$$) a BTC - so $60-65K was the sweet spot, and has been so for a while. But that level was a key moment. (Do your homework). Now, $100K, the moon!🌙, yes, a lot of us made it. Wow!!….but then, it went back to $65K (felt like a crazy Lo$$ mentally) and guess what!…now it’s poppin back up to $100K. Enjoy the ride. Don’t be a fart and sell your stash, stick to the plan (HODL), and DCA (what you can) and wait. The rest of you, just sell, take your screenshot of your sale, save it for 3-5 years from now for a “HAD I” segment and start again. Whales 🐳…ummm 🫡 thanks for the lessons over the MANY life cycles. Man….Had I just….🤣 🧡
Well yea its literally a shitcoin. What do you expect? Look at LINK/BTC dude...
BTC will never have everyone already jumped in, even though it is still growing. And the new money comes from the money printer ;)
Yup. I am thinking of dumping all ETH for BTC. I already dumped half earlier today. Looking at price charts, BTC is the vastly superior investment.
They say to only invest in crypto if you can afford to lose it all. BTC has no guarantees, but being debt-free gives you a lot more options. Clean up that line of credit first - the interest you pay is money lost. If you love Bitcoin, pay off the LoC and then buy BTC with the amount you would have been paying in interest. That way your total is going up, at least it is always green even if value drops.
yep BTC is about to dump, the memes are just getting dumb at this point; hold on to your butts!
Hey it was only 10,000 BTC. At the time the pizza was worth more
Yes you can transfer from one wallet address on an exchange to another wallet address on an exchange. So in your case you’d just have to establish a new wallet address on whatever new exchange you’re moving to. Once you have that new address, in Kraken you will send BTC to (insert new wallet address you just got from new exchange). As a best practice, you can first attempt to send a small amount just to make sure the transaction goes smoothly before sending the rest, or full amount.
Hopefully that BTC short did well for ya….
I don’t think BTC, ETH will pump that much even through EOY but I think SOL and smaller utility alts will in a few weeks and continue through EOY. Not to say BTC, ETH won’t but it will be the lower side of all expectations…I think others will be mid to high expectations
Blocktrainer.. wohl der größte BTC only Kanal im Deutschen Raum
BTC has definitely made more numb to changes in markets.
the real flex will be buying the iPhone 30 for 0.0000001 BTC and still complaining about the price
People always panic during geopolitical conflicts and rush into traditional safe havens, buy BTC recovers and outperforms everything once the dust settles.
Try moving a few BTC from one ledger to another. It's legitimately traumatizing to be in sole control of that much money, and not really worth the risk any longer for the majority of people.
> What would be the point of the wallet if Im not going to withdraw from it? Long term savings . You will eventually withdraw from it by restoring the seed in a secure matter but you won't occasionally make transactions from it. >Im not really thinking about sending money to people anyway and in case of needing a money I might withdraw money from it so what should I do Depends upon how often you transact. Perhaps keep a separate wallet with some emergency BTC funds so you don't dip into your cold storage
It’s always weird to see that initial pop based on some news headline and then the BTC market go “aw never mind”
I think the whitepaper is a bit technical, especially for beginners. I think the best thing any beginner can do before diving into BTC technicals is read up on and understand the evolution of currency/value; get a good sense for what money actually is, and then start learning about how compute and encryption enabled the creation of BTC to not only persist tx data in a redundant way, but to solve the double-spend problem. After getting a good understanding of this, then start diving into BTC/blockchain technicals. Learn self-custody, private key encryption, UTXO sets, etc.
Pretty solid list, but there's no BTC or ETH in there at all. Alts tend to move together, so if the market pulls back they'll probably all drop at the same time. I'd keep some kind of base in BTC or ETH and let the alts be the fun part.
Lapsecoin: fun new project. Just stacking. I’ve stacked quite a few of little ones actually. Some listed, some not. But I need a much larger amount of belief to actually buy. Some I’ve bought: BTC, XLM, ETH, SOL
I would drop: SUI - still got a lot of dilution ahead. Quant - sell the current pump I don't think it will last. Cronos - I don't like exchange related coins and it also has a dilution problem. Would replace them with BTC, SOL, and XLM
I no longer DCA, instead I am opening multiple positions with 3x/4x leverage while we are -30% from ATH. That way when BTC doubles from here (approx 170k, not too crazy a taget) I will have oustized returns which I can use to add to my spot BTC. I’d gain more BTC for the same fiat invested.
BTC charts really have two settings: “I’m a genius” and “why did I do this to myself?” 😭
I don’t check BTC anymore. I just open the app, take emotional damage, and close it.
What datasets were used to train these agents? I'm fairly confident that if BTC was used today as as a unit of exchange more so than a store of value than these agents would have come to different conclusions.
Money isn't the same as religion. It exists as an agreement between us all to make transactions more convenient (rather than trading chickens). Fiat or BTC could potentially fulfil the same function, but everyone knows how fiat transacts, so it has a branding headstart.
It's naive to want BTC to be purely utility driven and organically adopted. Even animals in nature have useless (as far as utility go) evolutions but help them in marketing. Look at all the bright colors some males have to be in order to attract a mate. Marketing/Branding/Reach has real world value, even if you think it's often done for impure reasons (which it is but not exclusively).
BTC is getting more stable. Bear markets and bull markets will become softer and softer while the trend continues to move higher, not just because BTC becomes more valuable but also because fiat becomes more worthless. Eventually cycle ranges will be so contained that it will start to be seen as a stable vehicle to store value and I guess it will be then when it becomes a globaly accepted and used. Then if will be a standard of payment and value store.
How will I doom scroll with 0.024 BTC?
First decide whether you actually want more BTC or just feel like this small position needs to "do something." I wouldn't chase yield with it. If the goal is simply long-term ownership, learn basic self-custody and add slowly with money you can leave alone. The easiest way to complicate a simple hold is turning it into some leveraged yield experiment.
The thing I'd add is a base rate. BTC has closed positive over a random 90 day window more often than not since 2018, so 8 of 11 might be less of an edge than it looks. And with only 11 and 7 episodes, one or two results going the other way would flip the whole story.
# gain of $24,000 is for 1.000000 BTC traded; if traded and if in at the right moment...
“Free electricity” definitely changes the calculation, but I still wouldn't use the miner's advertised daily revenue as the decision metric. I'd calculate: hardware cost ÷ expected net mining revenue and then stress-test it for: • increasing network difficulty • declining BTC price • pool fees • cooling • hardware failure • the miner becoming inefficient relative to newer ASICs Solo mining isn't a scam. It's just extremely high variance — basically exchanging regular small pool payouts for a tiny chance of finding an entire block yourself.
The thing I’d understand completely before doing this is the liquidation mechanism. Interest rate matters, but with BTC collateral I’d want to know the liquidation threshold, whether liquidation is partial or total, how quickly you can add collateral, and what fees apply if it happens. Borrowing against a volatile asset can look very safe until the collateral drops quickly.
At this point the interesting part isn’t even another BTC purchase. It’s watching how Strategy keeps using different pieces of its capital structure to finance the overall Bitcoin strategy. The financing mechanics are becoming almost as interesting as the accumulation itself.
The largest addresses on the blockchain are cold storage vaults belonging to major cryptocurrency exchanges and spot ETF providers. These single entities hold funds on behalf of tens of millions of everyday retail investors. Treating an exchange wallet as a single "king" is like looking at a bank vault and concluding the vault manager is the richest person in the world. Bitcoin operates entirely on proof-of-work consensus. Holding a massive stack of Bitcoin grants exactly zero authority to alter the network's rules, inflate the fixed 21-million supply cap, or censor transactions. The network is secured by miners and maintained strictly through node-enforced governance. A whale with 100,000 BTC is bound by the exact same consensus rules as a user running a node on a cheap laptop. The economic study factors in decades-old dormant supply without adjusting for permanently inaccessible coins. Satoshi Nakamoto’s estimated 1.1 million untouched BTC, alongside roughly 3 to 4 million early coins lost to hardware failures and forgotten private keys, are statistically counted as concentrated wealth held by elite early adopters. In reality, these defunct UTXOs effectively reduce the overall circulating supply, rather than serving as usable capital for a centralized entity. The authors evaluated base-layer on-chain data to assess wealth distribution and transaction volume. As adoption grows, daily retail activity and micropayments migrate to layer-two scaling solutions. Consequently, on-chain volume naturally skews toward massive, batched settlements by institutions and exchanges. This makes the base layer look artificially top-heavy to traditional economists, while entirely ignoring the distributed, high-volume peer-to-peer economy operating above it.
You're such a loser bro. I am doing 30% BTC while the other 70% is Bitcoin
Keep DCAing through a reputable exchange and move the BTC to self-custody as the stack grows.
BTC just broke resistance and ended the bear trend and that’s not confirmation enough for you to shut the FUCK up and buy more? I’m confused what is wrong with you?
8 years later it will be worth 0.0012 BTC
Bro I dont pay attention to the BTC market, last I knew it was at 90k and in my head that is where it still is, ignorance is bliss and until I need to withdraw it will stay at 90k
What about the iPhone (2007) vs BTC (2007)?
I don't think you can text, call, run apps or browse the net on BTC while mobile
Dud LTC can run smart contracts BTC cant thy both should be first and second Zcash is a scam 10 tax transaction and tbe developers can create more Zcash and have a faucet to buy more . You has the invester has a inflation token Zcash
So a significant part of the value proposition is marketing? Doesn't sound like a currency to me.. sounds more like a product I don't want to be selling to the greater fool retail investor. I want to be selling to the governments that came late to the party and realised their mistake in trying to regulate it out of existence. The previous extremes of the peaks and troughs have been created by press exposure that call for its death or claim its going to millions, but that is the exaggerated elements of the natural moves it makes due to the properties that give it a value proposition in the first place Yes there is a place for people to talk about BTC, but as I said in another reply, sorting the wheat from the chaff is exhausting, so ignoring it all is the best way to remain safe when you understand BTC
Respectfully, There’s nothing wrong with any of the channels. It’s a space for anything regarding BTC. While a lot of it is complete and utter non sense, it’s important that people are talking about and using BTC for what it is. Of course the price prediction videos are for clicks, But if everybody single person just “bought, hodl, wait” then BTC is useless. BTC needs to generate mass scale adoption and any and everyone talking about it draws in more attention every day.
In a bear market that is the BTC we know, no matter how many Strategy buys
Joe Consorti James MoneyZG Ben Cowen Simply Bitcoin BTC sessions
The MSTR sub believes that mNAV will grow much higher than 1 like in the last cycle, but I have yet to see any logic explaning why it should continue to do so. Logically, mNAV should be much lower this cycle for multiple reasons: 1. Diminishing returns on BTC growth every cycle 2. Strategy is now actively arbitraging between BTC and MSTR price in a way that reduces mNAV and increases BPS. BPS and mNAV are negatively correlated, and Strategy's goal is to maximize BPS. 3. STRC investors are no longer just blindly buying it, so the STRC ATM is less profitable than before. Originally, STRC was supposed to be the golden goose that increases mNAV.
Yeah fair point People discussing the tech I'm all aboard with, just that signal to noise ratio is skewed WAY towards noise, so I tuned it all out years ago I just found that trying to pick the 1% of good content out of 99% of scammer stuff wasn't worth the effort, so turned it all off I'm only replying to this BTC reddit because I'm on a new account and haven't blocked it yet :) Seeing how the current landscape is before going grumpy old man
here’s the caveat though austin: money **doesn't need** global adoption to be considered money, it just needs **a community that actually uses it to trade.** Bitcoin already has that. just because it’s early on the spectrum, doesn’t mean it’s NOT money. prison cigarettes were money until it was banned from prisons. money is **whatever a community settles on** for trading, and it can change when conditions change. ramen didn't need global adoption to become prison money, it just needed the people in that system to accept it. you’re conflating whether Bitcoin is money with its level of adoption. two entirely different things. it’s very easy to say it’s not money when you only look at it through the lens of someone who strictly uses other forms of money. but that doesn’t change the fact that IT IS money for some, and therefore it can be money for all. especially Bitcoin, considering it’s permissionless, open source, and has no issuing government. nobody can tell you that you can’t own Bitcoin, use it to exchange for goods/services, or price things in BTC.
US signing the GENIUS Act into law last year, while not exactly being bullish on BTC, it is extremely bullish on crypto and in a way, creates the possibility/path of an official US coin being minted one day The US effectively said "we can't beat crypto, so we'll join them and make the rules" which is writing on the wall for what the govt expects will happen in the next decade with crypto, in the US and across the world Gold and (farm)land prices are controlled by the govt, no way they'd inflate the prices just because, and both aren't as finite as BTC believe it or not I'm no crypto bro but the US govt signing on to crypto and writing law around it is more than enough to prove BTC will continue to grow in value and the US would like a piece of that action, they will try very hard to usurp BTC as the no 1 cypto, and it might work someday, but that will only cement BTC's value even more
How do I begin to stack BTC? Just started getting into crypto in general so not sure where to read up and get educated
I put in an annual spend of $150k, and starting with 60 BTC and retiring now with 45 years until death. In 'reality' which you referenced in a comment telling someone 'welcome to reality' I could sell those 60 BTC today and retire forever with that $5m, pulling down $150k annually. Your model suggested I would need 885BTC starting funds. That's about $73m worth of BTC. The model is super-duper-broken and you're being snarky to people. It's making you look like a twat.
BTC CEO announces major sales increase after Bitcoin water product line released. Major win for BTC.
Buying in and hodling. Mostly anything I am under on I buy and then chuck some in BTC.
I guess if you believe in BTC you should believe in MSTR.
Comparing purchases in BTC terms is simultaneously fascinating and painful. You start calculating what an old car, laptop or vacation would be worth today and suddenly every purchase you’ve ever made looks like a financial crime 😂 At some point you still have to actually live though.
I'm frugal and buy BTC with my disposable income. I can't bring myself to sell my Sats (not now anyway), so I don't use it to buy anything. So I am not living The Bitcoin Standard yet.
Post is by: Financial_Pen_5297 and the url/text [ ](https://goo.gl/GP6ppk)is: /r/CryptoTradingBot/comments/1wtib0t/cryptorobot/ Lucrez de ceva timp la un sistem de trading crypto care a evoluat mult față de ideea inițială de „bot care intră și iese din piață”. În momentul de față îl privesc mai degrabă ca pe un sistem de decizie decât ca pe o singură strategie. Nu se bazează pe un singur semnal și nici pe ideea că aceeași logică trebuie să funcționeze permanent. Sistemul analizează mai multe tipuri de informație despre comportamentul pieței și încearcă să determine dacă există suficient context pentru ca o oportunitate să merite executată. Există mai multe straturi. Un strat urmărește direcția și structura mai largă a pieței. Altul încearcă să identifice dacă mișcarea actuală are suficientă consistență sau dacă este mai degrabă zgomot. Mai există filtre care încearcă să evite perioadele în care condițiile istorice arată că anumite tipuri de intrări au o probabilitate mai mare să eșueze. Nu vreau să intru în indicatorii sau formulele exacte, dar ideea este că o intrare nu apare pentru că „un indicator a trecut peste alt indicator”. Mai multe condiții independente trebuie să ajungă aproximativ la aceeași concluzie. Sistemul încearcă și să distingă între diferite regimuri de piață. Nu tratează la fel o piață aflată într-o expansiune puternică, o perioadă de deteriorare prelungită sau o zonă fără direcție clară. În anumite condiții poate reduce expunerea, poate rămâne complet în afara pieței sau poate aștepta până când structura devine din nou favorabilă. Separat de asta există partea de risk management. Semnalul de strategie nu are autoritate finală asupra banilor. Chiar dacă partea de strategie spune că există o oportunitate, un alt strat decide dacă poziția poate fi deschisă, câtă expunere poate primi și dacă riscul agregat al portofoliului permite încă o tranzacție. Am vrut intenționat să separ aceste lucruri pentru că nu-mi place ideea ca aceeași bucată de logică să decidă simultan ce vede în piață, cât riscă și când trebuie să iasă. Mai există și o componentă care încearcă să gestioneze perioadele în care piața își schimbă caracterul. Una dintre problemele evidente în trading este că o strategie poate arăta foarte bine într-un anumit tip de piață și apoi să piardă o parte importantă din profit când mediul se schimbă. De aceea sistemul nu urmărește doar apariția oportunităților, ci și dacă mediul în care strategia respectivă funcționează încă există. Partea de research este separată de botul care tranzacționează. Acolo testez ipoteze, variante ale aceleiași idei, sensibilitatea la costuri, perioade diferite și situații în care piața s-a comportat foarte diferit. O idee care arată bine într-un singur backtest nu este suficientă ca să ajungă în sistem. Folosesc și AI în research, dar nu ca predictor de preț. Nu îl las să se uite la grafic și să decidă dacă „BTC urcă mâine”. Îl folosesc mai degrabă ca parte din procesul de cercetare: să propună ipoteze, să caute puncte slabe, să compare rezultate și să ajute la alegerea următorului experiment. Execuția propriu-zisă rămâne deterministă. În orice moment trebuie să pot explica de ce sistemul a intrat, de ce nu a intrat sau de ce a ieșit. În prezent sistemul poate lucra cu spot și cu poziții cu leverage, iar partea de paper trading este separată de execuția reală. Nu voi publica momentan logica exactă, parametrii sau combinațiile interne. Nu pentru că ar exista vreun „indicator secret”, ci pentru că valoarea sistemului stă mai mult în modul în care sunt combinate cercetarea, validarea, selecția condițiilor și controlul riscului. Și nu vreau să prezint proiectul ca pe o mașină de făcut bani. Backtesturile pot arăta extraordinar și totuși strategia să fie inutilă în realitate. Overfitting-ul, costurile, selecția perioadelor și simplul noroc pot face un sistem mediocru să pară genial. Ce încerc să construiesc este mai degrabă un proces prin care o strategie trebuie să-și câștige dreptul de a primi capital. Sunt curios ce ar considera oamenii care fac algo/systematic trading că trebuie demonstrat înainte ca un astfel de sistem să poată fi luat în serios. *I am a bot, and this action was performed automatically. Please [contact the moderators of this subreddit](/message/compose/?to=/r/CryptoMarkets) if you have any questions or concerns.*
24k, I made my first purchase in summer 2020 about 10k from the sale of my swords. Then waited on my check from the 401k cash out through September and caught it at 16k. Watching it go from 10k to 16k waiting on that damn check to come, deposit, then clear was hell. Then I DCA all until 2022, I got an inheritance of 50k. 20k went to new floors, 5k a new gas range and water heater and the rest went to BTC, I bought the day after FTX. I was sweating it though because I had watched it all go to 69k then crash down to 15,500. Everyone was saying wait to 10k but I thought old me would have panic sold so I should panic buy. Then DCA until 2024 then lost my job. I haven’t bought anything since.
While in theory you should be able to buy Non kyc bitcoin via P2P you take a risk. The risk is that you bought blacklisted BTC that exchanges won’t buy from you. If your willing to continue to trade P2P it’s not an issue, if you want to be able to convert BTC to fiat then you need to make sure the sats you buy are not blacklisted as used for money laundering or stolen. For me, it’s not worth it to take the risk.
The tricky part is that **dormant doesn't necessarily mean lost**. Blockchain data can tell us that coins haven't moved for 10+ years. It can't tell us whether: • the keys are genuinely lost • the owner is deliberately holding • it's an inheritance wallet • the owner still has access but has no reason to move them So any “X million BTC lost forever” number is ultimately an estimate. The observable data is coin age. The owner's ability to spend it is unknowable until they actually do.
BTC/gold is actually a useful chart because it removes the dollar from the comparison. But I wouldn't read too much into a short window. Bitcoin and gold behave very differently in terms of volatility, liquidity and investor base. I'd be much more interested in seeing this ratio over full market cycles rather than trying to extrapolate the latest move.
you skipped the medium of exchange part entirely. a house stores value but it's not divisible, portable, or spendable. you can't split it into 100M pieces, send it across the world in 10 min, or buy coffee with it. Bitcoin does all three. that’s why BTC is 2/3 and a house is 1/3.
Nibbling at BTC. Even smaller nibbles at a couple of alts.
I have no idea what they're talking about either and I'm about to enter my 6th year of being a Bitcoiner.🪙 but I'm curious & so I'm going to look into this 'BTC ticker with only 5 digits' thing.🧐🕵️
Eh, that’s a stretch. Closer to 200k would fall in line with historical growth. If that model breaks, great. But that’s what people are predicting if they think BTC is going past 190-200k prior to 2030
The rate matters less than the liquidation LTV. If BTC dips and your loan-to-value crosses their line, they can auto-sell your collateral at the worst possible moment, and you've turned a hodl into a forced sale. Also check whether they rehypothecate the collateral or just custody it, because that's your real counterparty risk if the platform ever hits trouble.
Only “usd” I hold is usdc and I get my 3.75% paid in BTC. I still keep some fiat if I need cash for something.
BTC is up by almost 7% on a month-to-month basis.
Are you looking for a central exchange to exchange your fiat for BTC?
Now it's at 99 I'm hoping they just buy BTC and no more STRC buybacks.
Keep coping. Alt coins are dead. No utility means no growth. I know now why people become BTC maxis.
Seems to follow bonds. 10 year rises and BTC ticks lower.
I’d be careful. Borrowing against BTC just adds another layer of risk if the market drops.
Uptober's where the fun begins, we will either see a 100k or a 60k BTC
Dominance is just BTC market cap divided by total crypto market cap. It moves every block and shows where capital is flowing, not just how it's distributed
There are three real ways to do it. You can buy a Bitaxe and solo mine for the lottery ticket, but even a full size 270 TH/s miner averages one block about every 67 years solo. You can buy an ASIC and join a pool for steady small payouts, but on home power, \~$0.16–0.20/kWh, you'll usually lose money. Or you can host an ASIC at an industrial rate, $0.065–0.08/kWh, where an efficient machine currently produces BTC at roughly $33–48K per coin. If you don't want to deal with hardware at all, buying directly is simpler. If you want to actually earn sats at a profit, hosted is usually the best option.
Bro, last time I brought BTC, it was 18k. Chilling like a villain
Yep. Even half a bitcoin, you’re doing well. With one full BTC, you’re set. Just sit back and hodl and pray for good long term health.
I just sitting on BTC, ETH, HYPE, and TAO. Doing a little DCAing into BTC....
Understanding private key ownership is critical; if you do not hold $BTC keys, you do not actually control the coins.
As per astrology, in 2029 BTC will reach astronomical valuations. Bookmark this. :) dont ask which astrology.
I feel it's bearish too. On the one hand we did not make a similar move for the last 5 year considering the ATHs. On the other hand there is so much happening in the world rn and with BTC... There is potential for such growth. BTC is so small.
Rule #1. Don't listen to people in your DMs telling you they can double your money/BTC/or offering to help recover your wallet if you send them your keys. Most people who message you directly are trying to scam you.
1 BTC = 1 BTC is the right answer but yeah in practice it gets messy some exchanges will freeze your account if coins are linked to hacks or darknet stuff, even if you bought them legit and had no idea. the blockchain is public so they can trace everything back mixers do get flagged too and some exchanges straight up reject any coins that touched one, so you trade one problem for another. people stuck with tainted coins usually try p2p or smaller exchanges that dont care as much, or they just sit on them hoping things change
Yes. 5% of my portfolio is Bitcoin and 95% is BTC.
It will only keep growing with things like Trustless Bitcoin Vaults being built where you can borrow against your native Bitcoin and make it productive. Once you have an efficient way to use your Bitcoin as collateral — in a safe manner, without bridging, wrapping, or custodial risk — that opens the door to do whatever you want. *Lending → Yield → BTC-Backed Stablecoins → Bitcoin Options → DeFi Insurance → Perpetual DEXs → GoMining (native BTC mining yield*)
$100 a month is enough to start. The amount matters less than whether it's money you can genuinely leave alone through a bad drawdown. I'd get the debt/emergency-fund side of your finances in order at the same time and treat BTC as a long-term allocation, not the thing that has to rescue your retirement.
Não existe Exchange descentralizada no seu país, como a Bisq? É uma plataforma P2P para troca de BTC e dinheiro.
I’m curious where people draw the line with corporate Bitcoin holdings. Strategy buying more BTC sounds bullish, but does it matter to Bitcoin if a growing share is held by a few public companies? Or is that just another form of adoption?
I'd use fiat for bills unless selling BTC is actually necessary. That's basically what cash savings are for.