BTC

Vinnypaperhands

Do yourself a favor and look at the shitcoin/BTC chart on all the coins you buy and you'll understand.

jeffath0me

Highway robbery on CDC to transfer BTC.

Acceptable_Host_8331

Thanks for your thoughts! Great point regarding the specific date, I really should reduce his % BTC exposure over time. We don't want to think about it, but there is always a chance (even if small) that BTC falls apart entirely over that time. I know the struggles of having zero financial help heading into university, it's the last thing I want for my little dude!

cannedshrimp

Everyone giving you advice to time the market is an idiot. Better idea is to take a step back and read books like “your money or your life”. Sell what you need to cover your expenses. Improve your financial literacy. Improve your cash flow. Save with your excess cash flow (my savings strategy just so happens to include BTC). Simplify and destress your life, don’t time the market, and don’t treat crypto as a get out of jail free card. Your valuable time is better spent improving yourself than watching the markets and trying to time them or gamble on tokens that aren’t real assets. *not a financial advisor and not giving real financial advice, just sharing own my experience.

VIXtrade

> could face far steeper losses. "Investors" need to seriously consider this possibility. BTC could go back to 30k again. Crypto has crashed like this repeatedly over the years.

andys811

No but I'm still relatively new, lowest I bought BTC was 52k, first bought in June 2024

Wonderful_Rush_5023

For something this important, and especially when you have a specific date you will need to cash out, I think you should put future investments in an index fund for diversification. .2 BTC at 7 years old is awesome :)

stochGradientDescent

That’s not true. BTC already pumped and reached ATH. Nothing happened to the altcoins. Look where avax, ada, inj are now.

LifeHeroo

BTC going to 37K dear

causeimamoth

doesn't it seem like there's a common sense correlation between the rise of AI and the inevitable collapse of pre-AI tech like BTC? Like how can BTC possibly endure as a secure asset now? someone has already probably found a way to double spend, find unsecure wallets, etc., isn't BTC's obsolescence apparent?

Ill_Turn6934

Do you know if this can be done in USA? Great job by the way. Was saving in 529 college education fund but want to add BTC exposure.

MixtrixMelodies

This isn't even that big a drop compared to some that BTC has experienced and rebounded from before. Doomsayers in a tizzy, and people like you standing on the sidelines just waiting for your chance to go shark-frenzy on the panic-sellers... I feel like a spectator in the Colosseum during the Imperial bouts. Even if one ignores the opportunity to make money, the markets (and the social groups connected to them) are the *real* greatest show on Earth. 🤣

Foooour

Are you confident that this isnt the beginning of the end of BTC, and that it will eventually keep reaching higher? Why?

MiDFNGR

So, mentioning that XNO was rising while BTC was dumping makes someone a XNO shill? Uh... Seriously, what is it about XNO that makes you afraid of it?

Worldly-Law9012

BTC ETH and SOL are the real gems

Worldly-Law9012

Focus is now BTC, ETH and SOL

CrowdGoesWildWoooo

You can always fork crypto coin which includes BTC, now whether that fork is the widely accepted “truth” that’s a separate discussion. This is basically what happens here

ajarbyurns1

El Salvador bought their BTC near the top end of bull market last cycle too, but because they didnt sell and kept investing, they came out fine.

SilverKing006

The Canada Pension Plan, one of worlds largest, invested in Microstrategy Stock just this past October, yes the prices are down, but these are very forward looking fund managers, moral of the story is buy, and hold for 10 years, if you cannot handle the noise, it's not a market you should be in, or possibly do what many smart traders do, have a core position of physical BTC, and have a trading position, in leveraged BTC, and trade accordingly, buy and sell paper Bitcoin, and if you make a profit, but the physical coins and HODL when buying opportunities like this come along.....

Comprehensive_Tip310

Never understood why people would rather trade from BTC to Fiat. I haven't made that trade since 2016. Probably never will again. Not until I'm good and ready to retire. Chances are by then you won't even have to though.

Initial_External_647

I love the US toilet paper dollars, BTC, can’t even physically hold it (no, ledgers don’t count)

Buydipstothemoon

Okay then why aren't BTC and ETH at 0$?

Worldly-Law9012

Load more frends. BTC at its cheapest

vdchld

You guys really think we see BTC dropping any further? Why?

brdoc

I hodl but can't really understand the downvote haters here. I mean, I wish I had this timing, and I wish it went down like you'd think because I could buy more BTC.

Acceptable_Host_8331

Thanks! You would think if all goes well, 0.2 BTC is plenty lol. I’m likely just adding future funds to VFV and XEQT.

HeyDontSkipLegDay

A pizza costs 10,000 BTC. For 15 BTC, you can have a nibble.

Acceptable_Host_8331

It’s Fidelity’s Bitcoin ETF. It allows me to have BTC exposure in his registered education savings plan 😊.

Hitchie_Rawtin

The same as BTC's would be if it hit $150k, around 3 trillion.

Internet_is_tough

Great since you think bitcoin isn't an asset, don't invest. I guess If I send 100 BTC to your wallet you won't give a shit because there are "no things associated with them" The market decides what is, and what isn't an asset, not random people on reddit

RandomJoe7

Well, people shouldn't try to get the absolute perfect time to do their trades (as in: absolute bottom and absolute top) - that's unrealistic. However, It's much better to buy BTC at 20k (even if u think it might go to 10k), than to buy it at start of bear market at 50k... just because it dropped from 65k. Same now... just because it dropped from 120k to 85k doesn't mean tthat it is a good buy now. If I think the bottom is 50k in the bear market, then any buy around 60k is already a good buy, and one could DCA further down if it becomes available. I didnt buy BTC at 20k this cycle, but I bought at around 25k. And I didn't sell at around 120k, but at around 105-110k. That's not perfect, but that's realistically about as good as you can get. But its never good to buy into a falling knife on the starting phase of a bear market... now is not the time to buy.

Emergency-Warthog-56

Great oppertunity for buying BTC that's what's happening 😀

Mission_Biscotti3962

I don't like Cardano for other reasons, but validators deciding which fork to support is basically every chain ever. Do you think the biggest BTC mining pools don't talk to each other?

Leithm

How BTC is so valuable saddled with 1mb blocks and so much technical debt shows  you how great an invention Satoshi made even if they screwed it up in the last 10 years.

djejjeff

Who, with credibility, ever said that BTC would replace fiat. It will never. Fiat will always be the dominant currency. BTC is a store of value that investors will use to store a percentage of their liquid assets. Other cryptos like Solana might provide an efficient way of transactions. Fiat will always exist.

InfiniteDevice25

Longe BTC.🚀

W4rl0ckLB

Seeing BTC in the 50k-70k range isn't impossible. Crypto normally has deep pullbacks even in bigger cycles.

donjoe0

No they're not. I just saw a comment on here this week about how the economics of BTC mining is pushing or soon to push small participants out and lead to over-centralization of mining. That makes the network susceptible to attacks and outages, and the institutional actors currently taking over the supply will not be too happy to find that kind of evolution putting their considerable funds at risk. If KAS is positioned with a clearly superior tech proposition that covers the exact same use-cases at the same algorithmic security (Nakamoto PoW) but with better decentralization, it could conceivably start to be adopted as a replacement.

Worldly-Law9012

All other are either scaling BTC, ETH and SOL or a variant of some sort

VeryThicknLong

He also reached the ‘freedom state’ of BTC.

RadiantHedgehog2850

Look 80% downturn is Bitcoin's trade mark, it has gone down over 50% so many times that only the law could count, but that's when you are rewarded, it will be the last time we see this kind of drop (80%) because imagine Berkshire Hathaway THE most expensive financial markets stock ever ATH was **$812,855.00** per share those in the know (high net worthers) dropping 95% if it were to double or triple it's ATH first!!! It would crash the ENTIRE market, that can and will happen money is going to zero period, but not right now, a few things left need to be aligned but it will and BTC cannot save you either. However until then... play the game boys!

the__-_-__

It's giving the same vibes as Saylor in 2022, where his average buy price is $21k and the BTC price is $16k.

Brilliant-Square-385

Crypto is not a security = no wash sale. You can do this with spot BTC.

TheGiftOf_Jericho

Yeah, pro's don't feel this emotionally invested, especially for BTC.

Additional-Ad3482

I completely agree, maturity in the market means less hype and more real fundamentals driving growth. While BTC might be the safer bet, DeFi and promising alts like Cardano and Chainlink still have huge potential for long term gains. The key is patience and sticking with solid projects that evolve with the space.

Xop114

I was told the same thing a few years ago — “just buy BTC/ETH/XRP and forget about it.” So I did. My bag went from breakeven to almost 2×, then dumped right back to my entry… and that cycle repeated 4–5 times over two years. Here’s what I learned: Holding works if you keep adding capital and plan to wait 5–10 years. But if you want actual growth on smaller money, the real gains come from buying the bottoms and taking profit near the tops. Even simple swing trading between obvious ranges outperformed my “just hold” strategy by a mile. Now is a very good time to start looking for entries

GabeDef

XRP is still nearly double where it was z as year ago. You can’t say that for BTC or ETH

Emergency-Warthog-56

If it can stay in between the 80k - 90k region for a while, I'll have better speed getting to 0.2 BTC 😅

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Kristof77

Can't stand this old grifter. Try to pay for his course with BTC! He only accepts trash dollar!

Familyinalicante

Pin this post. This is the way of thinking a proper person, with such assets like btc should follow. HODL but treat it as helping hand, not a idol to be praised unconditionally. BTC for you, not otherwise.

Mecklenjr

My GBTC is still up 175% after fridays close, BTC + 165%. I sold my remaining MSTR at a small profit. I’m 76 and shouldn’t take such risks but don’t want to pay capital gains and my gut tells me within a year or BTC will be back up enough to justify holding.

Emergency-Warthog-56

I don't mind them because the more investing in BTC the better. I understand it can be annoying or redundant but those new people help strengthen BTC. It just depends on how you look at it. The negative comments, like going to zero, that's been said every since BTC started....

FreeBoss2824

Bitcoin price prediction nobody wants to hear but the math demands, by 2060, only 26.8 BTC will be mined per month compared to today's 13,725 BTC so that's 512x less supply entering circulation. For miners to earn what they make today ($1.15 billion/month), Bitcoin needs to hit $40M-$120M per coin, and that's just accounting for inflation on their costs. This isn't hopium, it's network security economics as either BTC reaches these prices, transaction fees explode, or the network becomes unprofitable to secure and Bitcoin dies.

DuYaPa

About 60k down, but still ok as I bought most of my BTC at 24000 and SUI at 0,51$

BakeOdd6234

You still want that BTC? 😂😂

fizikxy

It was… not a bull run? BTC went from 20ish to 130ish, ETH to 5k, sol from 10 to 300…. I‘d say that‘s a pretty crazy run. People just got lost in believing the „euphoria“ phase was due for altcoins as always, when in reality it was the 3 months after trump got elected abd it wasn‘t altcoins, it was memecoins all along.

user_name_checks_out

> As per my prediction on here a month ago, BTC has now retested $80k a few minutes ago. This is stupid. All that you did was to predict that, at some point in the future, bitcoin would touch $80K again. You didn't even specify a date range. This "prediction" had a very high chance of coming true, stop pretending that you are Nostradamus.

Adept-Ad-738

I’m buying this Dip / stacking. It’s a great opportunity to buy. I hope it sees a lot more retail interest / people learning and understanding how BTC works

Apart-Apple-Red

>i know its in the gaussian channell, and below the 50w ma . Every bounce i can short I don't think you know anything. BCH is in green in weekly, monthly and yearly, while BTC is definitely above the price you mentioned and BTC is indeed going up! You seems to be rather confused imho.

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Emergency-Warthog-56

It's helping me aquire extra BTC. So personally, I feel great about it!

ProfitConstant5238

I have no money to lend you, I lost it all on BTC.

Zealousideal_Rain_79

Next time don’t focus on XRP shit and LINK my a**. Focus on BTC and ETH and that’s it!

Citizen_Kano

Still way up, my average buy price for BTC is 34k. I'm down on everything else except Eth , but BTC is most of my portfolio

Glittering_Pick_9738

At this rate BCH might reach 150k first before BTC. I would be laughing so hard.

Emergency-Warthog-56

Actually Satoshi is for all of us 😅 BTC coins is for the current generations. Generation being born now will only know Satoshi.

hawkeye224

What, you think it's stupid? It's not. If somebody believes in BTC, it's much better to get any sort of income to fund living expenses rather than sell at low prices.

FreeBoss2824

This graphic nails something most people miss about Bitcoin's long-term security model. Today miners earn about $1.15 billion per month from block rewards. By 2060, after 9 more halvings, only 26.8 BTC will be mined per month instead of today's 13,725 BTC and that's 512x less supply entering circulation. For miners to earn even close to what they make today (which they need to, or they stop securing the network), Bitcoin would need to be worth $40M-$120M per coin just to match current mining economics adjusted for inflation. This isn't hopium price prediction, it's network security math. Either BTC reaches these prices, transaction fees explode to make up the difference, or the network becomes unprofitable to secure. The halvings are hardcoded, the 21M cap is fixed, and miner costs don't care about your portfolio. So yeah, you better be able to secure that Bitcoin properly because if the network economics work out, those 26.8 BTC mined in 2060 will be worth more than the entire monthly production is worth today. And before someone screams "that's a $2 quadrillion market cap, impossible!" You're thinking about this wrong. Bitcoin isn't Apple stock, it's not a company with earnings and P/E ratios. It's a monetary settlement network competing with the entire global financial system. Global derivatives markets are already over $1 quadrillion in notional value, built on top of infinitely printable fiat currencies. Gold is $13 trillion and you can't send it across the internet. Global real estate is $330 trillion and it's all denominated in depreciating currencies. If Bitcoin becomes the hardest, most secure settlement layer for global value, which is literally what it's designed to be, then market cap becomes a meaningless metric.

Busy-Bee9650

No thanks I prefer 2 BTC

AdventureF

We already have BTC, you just don’t know it.. 🤣🤣🤣🤣

Ikki_The_Phoenix

"Andrew tate also said he could time the markets like a boss and was gonna wait for the 25k BTC dip" And did you believe him? Look, I understand people who buy shitcoins. They're trying to strike it rich or just make life-changing money. What I grapple with is trying to understand why people turn people like Andrew Tate in celebs or influencers and take financial advice from them seriously. Nobody can time the market. Absolutely nobody. Not even the most well-educated and high IQ individuals who spent years at universities getting trained on this field. Not even traders who have years of experience. That's because the market is extremely irrational, macroeconomics, politics. A politician like Trump has the power to influence the market both negatively and positively.

theultimateusername

Baller status! No matter what the price does from now on, you have your 2 BTC. Don't let price action phase you. If it dips more, stack more. If it goes up, stack more. When I first bought it was around $400 then it dumped to around $240. Everyone told me I was an idiot and how I shoild have waited and so on. Meanwhile, they only ended up buying years later.

nastimoto

The 4 year cycle is not defined by the date that BTC hits its all time high, but by the halving event, which occurred in April 2024. Next halving event is predicted to occur 4 years from that date. Of course no one can predict when the next ATH will hit. One thing you can most certainly rely on is on those who profit the most to manipulate the ridiculous price fluctuations. Same people who can afford to pay off those ‘market analyst’ influencers and the crypto media to control the narrative to their liking. Can’t trust those online opinions, you have to use your own judgement. If you don’t have time to dive deep, listen to people that do, but only if you’re sure they’re not paid actors and guaranteed they’re not trying to dump their bag on you.

FreeBoss2824

Mate, first make sure you don't trust anyone in DMs. The fact you've read the Bitcoin Standard means your angle of approach is spot on. Like the guys here are saying, use reputable exchanges like Kraken, Bitstamp, Coinbase then get a hardware wallet like Ledger or Trezor and learn by doing with small amounts. Definitely perform a hardware wallet recovery test: put a negligible amount of BTC on the Ledger, make sure you've written down the seed phrase correctly, then reset the Ledger and recover it from seed. Hardware wallets fail - you might be watching one blink on for a second after plugging in and it's gone poof. The seed phrase is the private key to your wallet in human readable mnemonic (24 words). Stick with 24 words over 12. Only buy the hardware wallet directly from the manufacturer so no eBay, Amazon, etc. The whole point of Bitcoin is self custody. A lot of people don't understand this. You're on the right track. Lastly, your seed phrase... you need to be in the space for a while to realize how many people mess this step up. If you're young, life gets complicated sometimes, you move, you go through several life restructures. The amount of misplaced seed phrases I've heard about with serious holdings amounts in the future, and the stories of guys looking for the seed years later after seeing Bitcoin pump, devastating. Ask the community here in the open for help like you are now. Ask for their strategies of storage of seeds, everything you want to know. Create posts and ask. Is this a good time to buy? If you read the book, you already know the answer. How regularly do you check bitcoin and sell for profit? When you need the money for something that will improve your life and you have a plan, there no reason not to sell, although many follow the cardinal rule to never sell bitcoin. Eventually you know when the time is right for your own personal circumstance. Good luck mate!

Emergency-Warthog-56

Congratulations on your amount of BTC! Also don't pay attention to any DM's now that you broadcasted your holding lol! Keep stacking!

DrSpeckles

I feel the same about BTC. It’s the BlackBerry of crypto.

Odd-Fun-1482

the BTC you buy at 40k will moon.

watch-nerd

Not that much because I took profits and put a lot in stables. Only about $35k down. Still in the green for now because avg BTC price is $45k, ETH $2k.

RandomJoe7

That is such a niche problem that it in no way warrants/needs a crypto industry with millions of shitcoins. A single crypto (like BTC) would be more than enough for this. And then of course there's also the options of international/off shore banking accounts etc, and in most country it's actually pretty easy/fast to get a banking account (I've moved to several times to different countries, got bank accounts within a week). Like I said, I'm sure there's some niche cases where it can come in clutch, but that doesn't legitimize the industry. That's more of a "the exception confirms the rule".

AstroRoverToday

Yes, there's a chance of hitting $50k. You should buy now, and wait to buy more. Yes, there's safe zone is to own BTC.

DaimonHans

The joke is, BTC is supposed to be digital gold that hedges against risks like this. On the contrary, it just ending up acting like a pair of hyperinflated Yeezy's.

Tripleforty1

The fact that any kryptocurrencies value is messured in USD says it all about kryptocurrency - BTC was initially created to oppose the FIAT System and not for BTC to be measured in it. Sorry to burst bubbles but if at at you can view BTC as digital gold but when you do so, you might as well judt buy Gold and be much better off longterm.

keithwee0909

If you really must buy something and plan to just forget about it for a while , simply BTC.

MarsupialNo7114

My balls tell me BTC will be 75-60 range in December

jmorais00

If you feel scared when your investment fluctuates you shouldn't be buying crypto Also, BTC isn't an investment, it's a value reserve

rgnet1

But $1 USD is gradually less and less of the total money supply. Meaning your dollar is always becoming less scarce and has less purchasing power. 1 BTC may fluctuate against everything in the global economy but it will always be the exact same percentage of total supply. Did that break your brain?

liquid_at

BTC.D is still at 59%, so much too high. But the liquidity injection is easy to answer with "arbitrage" Unlike the stock market, crypto trades on multiple markets and with tons of different trading pairs. They do not automatically balance each other out, but instead are balanced by arbitrage traders who use the differences in price between different markets to make money. When a lot of people want to sell BTC for Fiat, the BTC-Fiat market will see selling pressure that drives the price down. Exchanging BTC for an ALT that currently no one wants and then selling that alt at a stable price often leads to higher returns than selling directly for fiat. And while the BTC-Profit-Takers move value from bitcoin to alts, the arbitrage traders make sure that the fiat pairs copy that increase in funds, raising the fiat exchange rate temporarily. This has caused fomo in the past, driving alts to new highs. Which is exactly why all the "alt season won't happen this time"-trolls will be wrong. Greedy people will not refuse to take more money when they can take more money. Going through alts is making them more money, so they will do it.

BlowfishDiesel

The concept of a bull run is for the price to reach all time highs. BTC was at all time high. We are now in bear market territory. But more or wait it out if you bought at all time high, like many of us did btw.

coinfeeds-bot

tldr; A solo Bitcoin miner with a modest hashrate of 6 TH/s successfully mined block #924,569, earning 3.146 BTC ($264,558). The miner achieved this despite the global Bitcoin hashrate being 263,750 times greater. Transaction fees contributed 0.021 BTC ($1,802) to the reward. The miner used CKPool, a platform enabling solo miners to claim full block rewards, which charges a 2% fee. This marks the 308th solo block mined via CKPool since 2014, highlighting the rarity and luck involved in such achievements. *This summary is auto generated by a bot and not meant to replace reading the original article. As always, DYOR.

xianthus

Haha love your hopium bro! Jokes aside, we are more likely to make money in BTC. There's just too many alts, it's like playing the lottery lmao

Any-Shower-3088

You mean any asset? Thats really not a selling point for BTC, just puts in with all the other assets.

aaron2933

Being on Reddit brings light to how many people don't have a clue about investing Dips are normal and inevitable, so if you believe in the asset (BTC in this case) long term, dips should excite you as you now have an opportunity to strengthen your position If you can't handle any sort of dip you should not be here

Middle_Yak2068

Please, don't invest into today's alts longterm. I was there, I did what you are trying to do. It's not working. If you wanna invest longterm, BTC is the way to go. Eveything else is just pure luck. 

Suspicious-Holiday42

I'm buying BTC back when it hits 10k

AdamantiumAss

Probably BTC dumps when it reach $1000

Objective_Piccolo_44

I can buy right now 0.0001 BTC.

Strange_Agent489

Purchasing USDT from Binance through IMPS and regularly convert them in BTC

Indi_Cat123

>to add some more salt, how do you feel about a big corporation being able to dump 50%+ of circulating supply whenever they feel like it? How do you feel about not knowing who invented Bitcoin and they supposedly disappeared, completely immune to fame and money and were a complete good hearted soul? That is of course if it was invented by a mere one person army... Or how about the original vision is fuck all these days when banks want a piece of the pie and multi-millionaire whales playing the BTC markets and using retails as its pawns? So much for de-centralization... This was the writing on the wall for YEARS that banks will eventually come in and swoop everything just as they did present day. The average Joe of people don't own crypto, the rich do. Point is, we can go around in circles jerking each other off. Or how about David Schwartz, the ''co-founder'' of Bitcoin that now works at Ripple? Hmmmmm >  so let me ask you again - is it really worth it, buying coins based on their market cap achievements alone? after all, they skyrocketed for a reason. no?  Obviously there aren’t any guarantees as if there was every single person in the world would have everything they own in this asset class… However, the writing is pretty much nailed to the wall if you’ve been paying attention. We know and have known for a long time based on the articles written and what “people in the know” have said about the global financial system, banks, cross border payments, stock market, movement of value… it’s outdated, antiquated networks are in dire need of rejuvenation. We have in essence “instant messaging” while they’re still using “morse code” effectively. Give me one, just ONE other tech or company or software or anything that is spoken about as much as or more then crypto and Ripple to make this restoration to the global financial system?? There isn’t one and there hasn’t been, that I’m aware of, in the 6yrs I've been paying attention to this asset. **Then you have the SEC lawsuit, why go to the trouble when you flat out know it isn’t a security and never will be to suppress XRP for as long as they did. Why would Ripple spend >$200billion to fight for clarity.** Why is Brad Garlinghouse in all these secret meetings with the biggest players in the world of finance, the BIS, IMF, ECB. Monetary authorities of Singapore, Dubai… trying to obtain banking licenses in the US which gives them the green light to every customer and institutions tied to the FED. Why was it part of project Dunbar, why was it part of project ION to be used in conjunction with R3 and the DTCC to settle the back end of the Stock Market?? It’s a member of the ISDA (international swap and derivatives association) derivatives having a notional value of anywhere between $400trillion and $1quadrillion! **Why has it been buying countless institutions and pieces of the puzzle to become global infrastructure for customers worldwide with acquisitions such as METACO and Hidden Road, If it was just a big nothing burger?** If you’ve been paying attention, you must surely see a situation playing out here that will see all these steps taken by a company that will absolutely change the way banking, trading and movement of value is done, by everyone, everywhere!

WinterPurple73

Just dump it already BTC. End oir Misery.