BTC

Ltsmba

If you want the absolute simplest answer right now in early 2026 Large purchase of BTC? - Kraken Pro DCA'ing BTC over many weeks or months? - Strike Storing bitcoin long term? - Trezor wallet

ElderMight

Considering the fact that BTC's purchasing power increases over time faster than anything else, your statement makes no sense.

DelapidatedNoodle

BTC going to 0 this week.

antmanfersil

It will probably take more than a decade to reach that point. When that point comes, probably BTC will already be prepared for that.

5nakeplisken

I bought some for my kids @ $92k. Not going so well at the moment. $1M BTC seems like another Galaxy at this moment. Good luck.

Jason_Bourne6023

“HOLD” patient is what the Rockefeller’s, Gettys, Vanderbilts, Fords, Rothschilds & wealthy did for years; Patients is what will pay off…..Remember those that can afford always ask how much when purchasing an item the not so wealthy always ask how much a month….Give it time; I own 1.5 BTC & not looking for any immediate payoff; I’m on this horse for duration…..👍

GreenStretch

Maybe, but then then they're all shitcoins except for BTC.

Fro3en_Cornchip

Yeah exactly. But now you guys have me thinking… this is probably a stupid question but when BTC becomes more mainstream in the future, could there potentially be a BTC ‘eftpos’ device that you tap your ‘BTC card’ with to pay from the blockchain? Like is that a possibility.

Stake_son

Don't try to time the bottom perfectly. If you're looking at a 1-year horizon, DCA (Dollar Cost Averaging) is your best friend. I usually set aside a portion of my BTC for HODLing and use a small amount for some entertainment on Stake to keep things interesting while waiting for the market to move. It definitely beats staring at candles all day!

Rare_Rich6713

Honestly, I don't need an outrageous yield for native BTC staking; even 1% max is enough just to get some extra gains while I hold.

Rare_Rich6713

BTC or nothing. I'm also staking it.

Classic-Charity-2179

Coincidence, but I removed mine from exchange to cold wallet just a few hours ago. With BlackRock suspending withdrawals etc, I started to wonder, what if Exchanges stopped withdrawals of BTC as well? Yes they can, of course they can.  So, my keys, my coins.

Hazys

if one can afford now getting 1 BTC is good to be honest. No doubt base on the timing currently I type here , it dropping but for sure it will go up.

CascadeCapitalGuy

Yes BTC max

human_signals

Two BTC and a dad who thinks about their future. Your kids already won

SneakyTactics

Hot take but even if BTC one day hits a million, the real value of one BTC (purchasing power) will not be what one million implies. It kind of scary once you take it in.

Curious-Wrangler9042

I hold a pretty substantial amount if BTC. That said, I don't see it as a hedge agianst anything and I dint see it EVER seeing 200k.

GBoss72

BTC works in Iran bc it's trackable...miners sell to central bank or shut down. US-Israel strikes hit grids. Farms risk bombs/blackouts. Monero: no trails, no compliance. Real escape. 😏

GBoss72

BTC works in Iran bc it’s trackable…miners sell to central bank or shut down. US-Israel strikes hit grids. Farms risk bombs/blackouts. Monero: no trails, no compliance. Real escape. 😏

HumanNo109850364048

OP pays his rent and grocery bill in BTC, all good

SpaceDesignWarehouse

If you have access to 208-240v power S19xps are cheap now and still will generate BTC at an ok clip

CountGensler

Good, bought some BTC that I had sold around 72k the other day at 67,900 little while ago, little bear market win is always fun although watching my daughter play RE9 is spoiling the fuck out of it for me and I want to punch her face off for it lol How you doin?

Much-Possibility6336

If you can prove that "31,900 BTC just left exchanges in one day", i can prove you where they went.

SimpleMoonFarmer

If BTC is good for Iran, it's good for whatever you plan to use it…

kyle_yes

Geminis explanation The "Hidden" Motives Behind Outflows Internal Exchange Shuffling: Often, an exchange will move massive amounts of Bitcoin from a hot wallet (used for active trading) to a cold wallet (offline storage) for security purposes. On-chain scanners sometimes misread this as an "outflow" when the exchange is just reorganizing its own funds. OTC Desk Liquidity: Whales and institutions rarely dump massive bags directly on the open spot market because it would tank the price and ruin their average exit price. Instead, they move coins off the main exchange and route them to Over-The-Counter (OTC) desks to sell privately. Institutional Custody Transfers: A large entity might withdraw from a retail platform to move their holdings to an institutional custodian (like Coinbase Prime) specifically to execute a steady, algorithmic sell-off (like a TWAP—Time-Weighted Average Price) over several weeks. Government or Bankruptcy Movements: Massive spikes often correlate with seized assets (like the US or German governments moving Silk Road BTC) or bankrupt entities (like Mt. Gox or FTX estates) preparing to liquidate assets to repay creditors. When you see a single day with a massive 31,900 BTC outflow like we saw on March 4th, it is almost always an institutional transfer or an exchange doing housecleaning, rather than retail investors suddenly deciding to hold long-term.

SnooKiwis1356

$60,000,000 worth of BTC/day every day is a lot even for a billionaire.

HonestValueInvestor

I read somewhere that he's buying 800/1000 BTC a day

Limp_Pianist_2674

DCA makes perfect sense as a conservative investing strategy in equities which have a 100 year history of consistent upward trajectory  BTC is a different animal.

Fro3en_Cornchip

And that is also why we BTC

robin_liquidium

One important distinction in this category is custodial vs non-custodial. A lot of BTC-backed loan products still boil down to trusting a centralized platform with your collateral. If you want to borrow stablecoins against BTC without that tradeoff, Liquidium is worth a look. It offers USDT loans against native BTC, no KYC, and it’s fully decentralized. Also rates are much more competitive than the options you mentioned. Full disclosure: I work there. Just mentioning it because most people lump all BTC-backed loan options together when the trust model is actually very different.

robin_liquidium

It depends on if you are going with defi or cefi solutions. usually you put up some BTC as collateral and then you can borrow against it. If the BTC price falls significantly your collateral (BTC) gets liquidated and in return your loan is being paid off. Currently, Liquidium has some of the best rates for borrowing stablecoins (USDT) against native BTC. It’s very simple to use, requires no KYC, and is fully decentralized, so there’s no custodian you need to trust. Worth taking a look. full disclosure: I work there.

robin_liquidium

Currently Liquidium offers the best rates to borrow stablecoins (USDT) against native BTC. It's very straightforward and doesn't required KYC or anything and is fully decentralized, so no need to trust a custodian. I'd recommend checking it out. full disclosure: I work there.

robin_liquidium

Currently Liquidium offers the best rates to borrow stablecoins (USDT) against native BTC. It's very straightforward and doesn't required KYC or anything and is fully decentralized, so no need to trust a custodian. I'd recommend checking it out. full disclosure: I work there.

robin_liquidium

Currently Liquidium offers the best rates to borrow stablecoins (USDT) against native BTC. It's very straightforward and doesn't required KYC or anything and is fully decentralized, so no need to trust a custodian. I'd recommend checking it out. full disclosure: I work there.

Top-Care-8946

I am using Kraken to buy BTC and then send them directly to my Trezor wallet. For me the reliability is the key. I just don't want to play "russian roulette" with my assets by trusting blindly any exchange where to buy crypto. Kraken for me is very reliable because all my transactions and transfers until for now arrived into their final destination (BTC receive addresses).

MakCapital

"this is how Bitcoin achieves privacy without actually needing to add it.." Private permissionless decentralized bridged BTC can live on Solana. We already have this, but without the private part. That'll be added too. Everything eventually encrypted. Until then, we can have fun speculating on private L1 coins.

Unbalanced_Acctnt

Your two decisions, a&b, will be great in the long run. I just believe the asymmetric opportunity makes it different than the rest of a portfolio which lends itself to being treated separately and considered outside normal allocations. I consider only my non-BTC assets in portfolio allocation percentages and BTC as its own separate asset.

piantanida

I just wish there was a way to multiply them. Acorns had a similar feature for spare change round ups but they allowed you to 1x,2x,5x or 10x the round up. I would much rather lose whole dollars to the BTC stack than just Pennies

WarningCodeBlue

Nope. The BTC I have in Coinbase has been there for years. Some I bought directly from Coinbase and some was transferred from exchanges and my ledger.

TheresNoSecondBest

>we’ll likely hit 20M BTC sometime next year In less than three days.

biomclub

in Montenegro there have actually been notarized transactions where property was sold directly for Bitcoin without converting to fiat. As far as I understand, this is possible under the local law of obligations, since the parties can agree on the form of settlement if both sides consent and it is written in the contract. In practice the notary records the value in euros for the contract, but the settlement itself can be done in BTC between the parties. Some lawyers here are already familiar with structuring it that way. I agree with your point about volatility - many people prefer to peg the BTC value to a euro price right before signing so the economics stay clear for both sides. I’m currently researching how buyers who hold crypto actually approach real estate deals internationally, because in markets like Montenegro a lot of investors are crypto-native. If you’ve seen projects or platforms that worked well for this type of transaction, I’d be really interested to hear about them.

Automatic-Cap-1718

I’d like to buy in Italy or France using crypto, not necessarily BTC, more likely using a stable

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AmanCMN

At the current mining pace, we’ll likely hit 20M BTC sometime next year.

andreas_europe

If you want a BTC only device with a big screen, look at Cuvex.

infernal_celery

I started with a Ledger. The interface is easy and it’s safe enough while you’re not storing enough to make a sophisticated attack on your wallet worthwhile. I’m now looking at Coldcard because I don’t really dabble in DeFi on alt chains anymore and mostly just buy BTC alongside traditional investments. I didn’t like the progression from “Nano stores your shit with a nice dashboard” to “we’re actually going to introduce an option where we have a copy of your seed… but we have a history of data breaches”. It’s not comforting.

picircle

BTC will be $0.0000000000. The Quantum Computers and AI will break all crypto in no time. There were already some rumors that the codes were broken. Sell now. Fast

justcurious3287

Oh, yeah. Through any crash. No matter what. It’s my job as a BTC investor to stay committed and disciplined.

TRASHTALKINGCOCKSTAR

I agree with everything you said and agree that BTC is a risk asset. i think the underlying argument of the post is that BTC shouldn’t be a risk asset and more of a safe haven. It sadly just hasn’t turned out that way.

Mitragyna411

Cool. Kraken has always treated me well. Years ago when I was the second person in my state to put in a BTC ATM, they were the only legit place willing to work with me and help navigate the AML/KYC world and help keep me out of trouble. Been with them for about 10 years give or take. Glad to see them doing well.

ubermensch1001

What's crazy is to think that in late November of 2022 we were in the fallout after the collapse of FTX and just 15 months later from there they launched the BTC ETFs AND we were setting a new all time high.

Doritos707

As of March 7 2026 0.01 BTC is ~ $900 Canadian Dollars.

ubermensch1001

Yeah, man, people are still massively underestimating the potential of BTC as we go into the 2030s. I've been here since the spring of 2018, and the concept of scarcity didn't really start registering with me until late 2023 shortly before the launch of the ETFs in early '24. From where we are right now, there are approximately 1 million BTC remaining for miners and by the 2028 halving this will get down to roughly 650k or so and by 2032 halving it's 300-350k. Looking at this remaining supply AND how even just Microstrategy is buying it becomes insanely obvious how scarce this is going to get. Then you have states like Texas recently purchasing 10 million $ and Kazakhstan allocating 350 million $, etc. The crazy part is this is the very early stages of this, I can't even imagine what it will be like over the next few years. I wouldn't be surprised if local governments start allocating retirement funds into BTC, like where they allocate 1% towards pensions for public workers (teachers, police, etc.). The crazy thing is that people still have an opportunity to stack a sizeable amount of sats. Sure, becoming a whole coiner is very difficult for a typical working American, but it's really not that difficult to hit .05 or .1 with these prices. With this out of the way, I think by the time the average person with an investment account/401k starts getting it they will probably be lucky to get even .01, like you said. What's crazy is that these people are actually ABOVE average, so most are going to be left completely behind and still stuck in the rat race.

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Alarming_Copy_4117

The person probably wants more of their partners income spent on them rather than investing it. Unless this person is price checking BTC every second then thats kind of a problem

repomies69

And MSTR has a convertible Instrument, STRK or somethin, that generates dividend income but also captures some of the upside if BTC starts skyrocketing

ubermensch1001

Yeah, no shit, man lol. I honestly do NOT think the masses will even buy BTC directly and self custody their holdings, instead it will overwhelmingly be them buying BTC related products from banks and other tradfi institutions. We are in the very early stages of this now, but in the 2030s I'm thinking this is quite mainstream for those interested and by the 2040s it might actually be automatic for those with mutual funds, 401ks, etc.

PrintDoErro

You just paste the addressYou just need to paste the destination address of the BTC on-chain wallet. Your wallet will then carry out the process of removing liquidity from the Lightning channel and sending it to the Bitcoin blockchain. Some wallets automatically detect the network by recognizing that the address follows the on-chain format. Others ask during the withdrawal process whether the destination is Lightning or on-chain.

OrangePillar

Go to the deposit screen and choose BTC and choose the Lightning network. Create an invoice and pay it using lightning from a different wallet. It will settle in seconds.

ficklesteak

Buy 0.01 BTC for some kid that you care about (the future), will run you about $700. That leaves $300. Then buy a nice meal for yourself and a companion, should run you about $100. Last $200 don't touch.

KateR_H0l1day

It’s the 🐻market driving people to STRC, once it starts turning 🐂, people will sell and buy BTC/MSTR directly. Just IMO of course 🤷‍♀️

heyheyshinyCRH

Lol what?! It's a trillions dollar market, of course it's fucking manipulated at all times. Every shift in price is manipulated, up and down. Price is pushed to fill orders and liquidate traders. They do it with the same formulas they've been using in the stock market forever. That's why price always makes cute little patterns. They mostly move from the 50 EMA and always get back to it, by holding price in a range until it makes it way there or they'll violently push price to it or through it. Right now BTC is in a tight range but you can bet that when the 1hr50 gets in range then price will be pushed or "manipulated" to wherever it needs to go to get the job done. You can watch the shit happen in real time...all the time

PirateSKB

Ya Kucoin, Cryptopia, Bittrex ((iirc?) and others did something similar with exchange tokens >What do you mean artificial scarcity? Ya, that's the usecase for most burns. Scarcity = value. Alot of projects since Bomb after the 2017 bullrun started doing that. On alot of levels, it seems like it worked well imo, especially for optics There's always the chance we could get a 2017 or 2021 style bullrun in a few years and it could moon, or it could moon on its own, or the entire exchange could go up in flames like FTX did, or like my personal favorite Cryptopia did back in 2019 (I lost my BTC during that crash along with lots of other dead projects) Realistically no one knows bud, but if you like the project, there's nothing wrong with throwing a few disposable bucks at it

EarningsPal

The machine: Create shares out of thin air, get $ from investors, buy BTC, wait 4 years. I really want to see BTC sky rocket just one more time. $300,000 by 2029. After that, whatever. Because I really want to hear all the smug, I told you so speeches.

Forward-Campaign-201

Interesting perspective. Long term I still think BTC dominates because of the network effect.

RevolutionaryNeck778

10-20 % BTC going up by year

EarningsPal

Maybe buying SOL because of the large number of transactions buying NIGHT because it’s 1.3 Billion fully diluted and could be worth 13 Billion even before it proves itself. It just needs to turn on mainnet, get some stable coins, private BTC defi, and a few hype partnerships. SOL is 52 billion fully diluted. I personally like the idea of private DEX and a way for people to privately swap coins and tokens. I just assume this would get a lot of volume. Traders would want to trade stables and coins privately. Also, routes like BTC, XMR, into stables privately.

miamiair92

95 % BTC I started with 20% but as I saw bitcoin decline I kept buying the dip. I’m happy with 95% . Let’s see how it plays out RemindMe! 4 years

ReplacementFormer861

Interesting if the lost jobs are lost to AI automation tools. If so, not sure that rate cut will help, so not sure that BTC will go up soon.

Etrensce

I'm not, I'm still laughing at XMR shills shift their own narrative in real time. XMR price goes up? "suck it other crypto holders, XMR decoupling from BTC!1!1". XMR price in the gutters? "Nah I'm in it for the tech/privacy, XMR is the true people's coin unlike centralised BTC."

decentralised_cash

Use Trezor for what it's made for: storing the private keys to your Bitcoin. To buy BTC, use Strike: they often have the lowest fees, and buying Bitcoin on there is very simple.

GBoss72

ETFs lock up BTC with custodians ripe for seizures/freezes. Scarcity survives, but access and sovereignty? Nah. Monero keeps it peer-to-peer without middlemen owning chunks. PS: Shilling fungibility > shilling trackable ‘money’ that institutions can yank. 🫡

Psych40

5-10% is pretty close to what I’ve heard most conventional financial planners recommend people hold in their portfolios (of the financial planners or advisors who recognize BTC as a legit asset). I’m in my 50s & hold a little under 20% myself

ShotEstablishment820

Yessir, but most people here don't trade (which is totally understandable if you solely invest, especially in a volatile asset like BTC). This subreddit is exactly one of my sentiment instruments :)

GBoss72

Shallow and pointless to what I’m saying. You won’t be making much money other than trading is my point. You and hardly anyone in the user space, will not be mining BTC / ETH. As I passively stack $13 a day with 3 machines running off my solar panels 😏

repomies69

The point of BTC is that you can do whatever the fuck you want with it. Well, some people say you shouldn't buy shitcoins with your BTC but I guess otherwise everything goes.

jeremiahcp

I never gave a flying fuck about centralization. BTC has a history of beating the overall market, which is why I am in it. My only goal is to retire while I still have some health left; after that, I don't care what happens to crypto.

mustafa_khalifa

Interesting if the lost jobs are lost to AI automation tools. If so, not sure that rate cut will help, so not sure that BTC will go up soon.

b1gb0n312

Regarding the mining pool, how do they identify you? It's been a while since I mined, but I recall mining some random coin which then converted to BTC for transfer and i just made a wallet for bitcoin for example to accept it without any personal info.

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It’s not a 'dump'—it’s Liquidity Plumbing. ​At 9:30 AM EST, Bitcoin effectively becomes a high-beta proxy for the Nasdaq. You aren’t watching 'Americans' sell; you’re watching institutional algorithms rebalancing risk across multi-asset portfolios in real-time. ​Since the Spot ETFs launched, BTC has been integrated into the global credit cycle. If a hedge fund needs to offset a move in the 10-Year Treasury or tech futures, BTC is now the most liquid 'pressure valve' they have. It’s the hidden cost of institutional adoption: Bitcoin is no longer an isolated asset; it’s a gear in the TradFi machine. ​If you want to predict the open, stop looking at the BTC chart and start watching the NQ futures and the liquidity delta. It’s pure math, not paper hands

I_AM_DEATH-INCARNATE

Wars, job report sucked, gas prices through the roof... Look at the bright side. If we keep up this trajectory there won't be an America to dump the BTC price by the end of the year.

Educational_Care_156

Why would anyone spend a non depreciating asset like BTC? It will be like th guy who bought a pizza with 10000 BTC 20years ago

Synergysvcs

Check out BlockSquare for Tokenized Real Estate Investment. They are doing things Globally -- it's not directly BTC, but it's a start.

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This is awesome.. Generate BTC with Free Energy

J5966358

Stick to BTC and ETH. DONT SHITCOIN! 

Bluejumprabbit

The macro setup looks decent with rate cuts likely coming, but nobody knows what the next few months look like. Stay consistent and don't panic sell on red days What i'm doing is DCA a fixed amount weekly and forget the daily swings. If you're holding BTC and ETH long term, you're in the two safest bets in crypto. For ETH, look into staking so your stack grows while you hold

Ok-Personality-6630

BTC will be dead long before 2050

tenor_tymir

What about Foundry USA? Whenever i check mempool.space it’s the Foundry guys that mine the most blocks… like for years on end. What do they do with the BTC and how rich are they?

mmovina87

Perhaps the question is too difficult to answer. The anonymity of BTC’s creator(s), and blockchain technology itself, remain equally mysterious. So which coin truly meets all those criteria?

mel2000

> Why the hell are you going through cash app to move crypto? I don't think you understand how a BTC merchant purchase works with CashApp.

Sad-Equivalent9293

Oh a friend of mine was going to do this with his ranch in Canada. Not sure how it eventually worked out. He listed it in BTC

Logical_Thing_1889

From what I’ve seen, most BTC real estate deals still happen through private networks rather than large public marketplaces. Some developers advertise directly to crypto communities, but many transactions are arranged through brokers who are comfortable settling in BTC. Jurisdictions like Dubai and parts of Europe seem to be experimenting with this structure more actively.

BoofBass

You are already beating inflation by being in BTC though surely so it's just 5.3%+ the BTC gains that will hopefully happen concurrently

CryptoOnTheSidewalk

Nice, getting coins off the exchange is a solid step. Just take your time setting up the wallet and make sure you store the seed phrase somewhere safe and offline. Also hitting 1 BTC is a cool goal, but don’t feel like you have to rush it. Slow and steady stacking tends to be a lot less stressful.

Late_Unit_3277

This is beyond restarted. What do you think BTC is? Obligations? It goes up or down 7% everyday.

K42st

Hi there is no detail in your post it just a screenshot of short sell orders markets don’t work like this, short bearish, long bullish, all of those shorts maybe just hedging for long positions which looks like it’s bearish but infact it’s bullish. Example spot BTC position long $200 million Futures position $10 million short . Purpose Protects Profits . Reduce volitility . Lock in Price temporarily Meaning the trader is actually NET LONG The short is just INSURANCE not a BET There are other senarios also but this shows you BTCs market is not long, short, it is all black and white as it is not!

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tldr; Jane Street, a trading firm, moved 270 BTC worth $19 million to institutional exchanges Bullish and LMAX Digital on March 6, 2026. The transfers, tracked by Lookonchain, occurred within two hours and involved multiple steps. This activity comes amid allegations of insider trading during the 2022 Terra ecosystem collapse, which led to a $40 billion loss. While the firm faces scrutiny, it remains active in crypto markets, with the recent transfers possibly indicating trading or portfolio adjustments. *This summary is auto generated by a bot and not meant to replace reading the original article. As always, DYOR.

Horror-Sector7498

Aside from BTC, I’d say RYO projects focused on real-world utility and ecosystem building tend to gain attention over time. Seeing tools like LIFE Wallet and real payment infrastructure develop makes you wish you looked earlier.