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The bid that's held crypto up all year wasn't the ETFs, it was leveraged treasury companies. This week the biggest one (Strategy) became a net seller, and the model is showing cracks.
How do you think about BTC’s opportunity cost?
Mining with BM1373 chip, will you buy it?
Will XRP Be Included Alongside BTC In Trump Accounts?
Tired of staring at candles? Built a tool to cut through the sentiment noise.
Tired of staring at candles? Built a tool to cut through the sentiment noise.
BTC back under $63K as Trump says the Iran ceasefire is "over" — this isn't really a crypto story
I started accepting crypto donations for my open source project and want to build a tool from what I learned in the process (looking for feedback)
Back in the old days when BTC price dropped...
When Satoshi moves the 1.1 million BTC, what message will he send to prove he is not an impostor?
The Kidney and the Ledger: The Collapse of Michael J. Saylor's "Never Sell" Gospel. He demanded absolute conviction from retail investors, but a $15 billion debt machine just forced Strategy to start dumping its sacred reserve to appease Wall Street.
If You Could Only Hold One Crypto for the Next 10 Years, What Would It Be?
SpaceX Bitcoin Wallet Makes First BTC Transfer in Six Months With $88 Test Transaction
Strategy (MSTR) mNAV Ratio Chart: Confidence Eroding
Anybody else feel like XMR is going to skyrocket soon (not investment advice)?
AscendEX withdrawals stuck since June — shut down July 1 citing MiCA. Anyone else?
AscendEX withdrawals stuck since June — shut down July 1 citing MiCA. Anyone else?
Best platforms for Earn/Staking in Europe post-MiCA 2026?
Why would memecoins pump while BTC and ETH are bleeding?
Gibt's Bitcoin-Automaten in der EU, wo ich BTC gegen Bargeld kaufen/verkaufen kann? Limits & Tipps? 🙂
Why panic when a big name sells?
Here’s Why Strategy Sold $216M Worth of Bitcoin
Peter Schiff is back, and this time he's pointing at Strategy's 843,775 BTC position as the thing that ends in disaster.
Bitcoin bottom wasn't in at 83k - here's what I'm watching for now
Kraken vs OKX in Europe post-MiCA: Earn, Staking & Yield comparison 2026
Saylor just sold $216M worth of Bitcoin. I started buying.
crypto markets keep pricing the CLARITY Act like it is already law
Political headlines are becoming a bigger part of crypto. But do they actually create tradable edge?
Saylor sold 3,588 BTC this morning and the "never sell" crowd needs a new mascot
Why Strategy Sold 3,588 Bitcoin Just One Day After Michael Saylor's BTC Manifesto
Why Strategy Sold 3,588 Bitcoin Just One Day After Michael Saylor's BTC Manifesto
July 1st came and went, here's what's actually left for EU crypto users after the MiCA purge.
[IDENTIFIED] I caught my crypto scammer via a Starlink IP trace! Looking for other victims (Bybit / Impersonation Scam) I need FBI or a persecutor
Saylor just sold 3,588 BTC for $216 million. "Never sell" is officially a retired slogan
Strategy sold 3,588 Bitcoin for about $216 million between June 29 and July 5
Saylor's Strategy Sells 3,588 BTC for $216 million, Holdings Drop Below 844,000 BTC
Strategy will go down with everyone. what do you think?
BTC has had 5 consecutive green closes. Relief rally or the start of something different?
What securing my 0.025 BTC with a hardware wallet feels like
Will BTC have RWA tokenization, stables, easy lending and borrowing on time?
Need Historical Bitcoin (BTC) OHLC Candle Data (2007–2026) for Backtesting & Research
I built an endless runner where the race track IS a token's live price chart — and you can 1v1 wager on it (Base mini app)
Do you think BTC will go back to $58K?
Bitcoin is not a good investment anymore prove me wrong
ARE HODLER COLD WALLETS AND CRYPTOTAGS WORTH SPENDING ON CONSIDERING WHAT'S HAPPENING TO THE MARKET?
How cryptocurrency is going to survive the dilution and culture it has created?
Looking for advice: How can I sell premium Italian food to Bitcoiners?
What happened to all the "I lost my hard drive with 1M BTC" posts?
What do others in the crypto community think of xrp?
At what amount is it worth buying a cold wallet? How much BTC should I have before getting one?
Looking for advice: How can I sell premium Italian food to Bitcoiners?
BTC rockets past 63,000, annihilating billions in shorts!!!
Low liquidity weakened pump $BTC -$ETH
I spent way too much time recently trying to crack a 1 BTC puzzle and I'm officially questioning my life choices.
Someone bought 10,000 Bitcoin in 2011 for $7,805 when BTC was trading at $0.78. He survived multiple crashes and held for nearly 14 years without touching a single coin. Then in 2025 he sold it for over $1 Billion, making a 128,205x return.
Why Litecoin is always left out, despite being one of the big 3 from the start, stable as ETH through all these years, and one of the oldest coins out there?
Do you feel a bit guilty for not buying BTC instead of something you desire?
No, we aren't heading towards the 100k+ mark ... not yet.
I’ve found a reliable way to time the market.
Bitcoin back up to 62k as 49000 BTC hits exchanges.
Morgan Stanley Recommends up to 4% Bitcoin Allocation, Says Putting BTC on Balance Sheet ‘Not Totally out of the Question’
Bitcoin Cycle Timing and Low-Price Projection
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Everything points to the same thing: this isn't the spot to be long. The place is 61,000–61,300. Thats where the 1.36K wall sits, where the green zone is, and there's basically nothing in the book between here and there - so price can drop into it fast (the fresh 4h red flag makes that pullback pretty likely). Don't buy the level blind though. Wait for the feed to react - a green flag on 1h or 4h after the zone gets hit, and the wall still standing. If that 1.36K starts disappearing as price gets close, forget the trade - it was bait. Straight up without a pullback is still on the table too - the daily streak and the 15m back it. But we only trust it if price holds above 63,600 and the asks at 64-65k start getting eaten or pulled (there's barely anything there, 63+51+76 BTC). Once that happens the empty book works for the bulls - nothing but zones between there and 66k, no actual orders in the way. One thing kills the whole bullish idea: 61,000 breaks and the wall gets eaten. Next real bids are all the way down at 57–58k, and the daily green streak dies with it. https://preview.redd.it/tlkm0rr6h7ch1.png?width=3774&format=png&auto=webp&s=9184ff389fe6728cd761645b74cb6416e1f9fb24
Because BTC is not likely to die. Which means Flare won’t die because it’s attached to it.
Why have a crypto tied to BTC... not just buy BTC 😆
Not sure how to tell you this, but BTC hasn’t bottomed yet. It’s far from it.
I always get the same rate…1BTC to 1BTC
Charts can say one thing and BTC still decides to do the opposite
They sending BTC to Mars?
BTC didn't care much about decentralization beyond that they needed to to cripple the blocksize for it 😄🤪
I’m sticking for now with BTC and XMR.
The interesting part isn't just buying BTC, it's having ways to express the whole macro view. I've found myself using Ostium for that instead of jumping across multiple platforms.
Pretty much agree. We've heard 99% of Alts will go to zero, more like 99.999. There will be very few winners. I've sold most of my alts after the 10/10 BS last fall. Even my BTC I've converting to AI stocks over the last couple of years. Maybe Solona has a chance we will see.
bought at that price but an average is still around $60k per BTC.
Except BTC has no hype anymore and no one talk about it. Wanna invest in high volatility high profit ? Buy IA, it has real potential whole crypto has absolutely still no use case.
>Ugh, I spent money at 7 different places in Singapore today, 2 restaurants, 2 clothing stores and 3 food/gift stores. 0 of them had an option to pay in Bitcoin. I bet zero of them had an option to pay in Zimbabwean dollars, Turkish lira or Argentinian pesos. >And if I needed to send BTC, I would have to get my hardware wallet, which is somewhere in NYC, and link it up to a computer and then spend it. If you left all your cards and cash in your home safe **which is somewhere in NYC**, how difficult would paying in the shops become? You're comparing a cold wallet (home safe) to a spending wallet running on r/thelightningnetwork (the cash or card in your pocket). Do you see the difference? >It's objectively less convenient for most transactions. Financial privilege or not... Not for millions of unbanked people, living in third world countries. Financial privilege at its best, mate.
Look I follow a simple strategy. My portfolio has 3 blocks: Stocks, Store of value (gold silver and some other stuff) and crypto (Only BTC and Monero) Each month I invest my savings in whatever is low this month, for example during the past 3-4 months my stocks have been going up a lot while gold silver and Bitcoin have been going down, so I have been buying gold silver and Bitcoin all those months. When stocks eventually stop going crazy and get some crash I'll put my monthly savings in stocks, maybe sell some gold or Bitcoin to buy more stocks. But the idea is simple and effective, have long term assets with low correlation that you want to accumulate long term, one of them will usually be down it's hard for all of them to be up at the same time, so buy what goes down and keep accumulating.
I bought a mansion in cash from BTC. You’re probably a poor loser
Ugh, I spent money at 7 different places in Singapore today, 2 restaurants, 2 clothing stores and 3 food/gift stores. 0 of them had an option to pay in Bitcoin. And if I needed to send BTC, I would have to get my hardware wallet, which is somewhere in NYC, and link it up to a computer and then spend it. It's objectively less convenient for most transactions. Financial privilege or not...
I think 60% LTV is too risky for a home purchase. A big BTC correction can push you close to liquidation much faster than most people expect. I'd stay around 30% to 40% LTV or add more collateral for a better safety margin. Whether you're using Morpho or Clapp Finance, the liquidation math is basically the same
Speaking for me, but for many here the pure $ value is not the goal. Not primarily at least. It's about holding your own money, having some amount of sovereignty. And NOT storing your work / time value in an asset that debases over time. If this one day enables you to fulfill lifelong goals like a house, car, working less, traveling... Sure sell BTC as needed. Or lend against it. But for me there is no value BTC has to reach where I would say: "Has been a good investment, now I sell everything and buy X". I would never sell everything, even if I could buy everything of the above at the same time.
even I uses this platform for exchanging crypto from BTC to ETH
I've replied in more detail in the edit. :) But yes, my aim would be to price the watch solely in BTC and never change that price. That way, early adopters have an advantage!
Edit 👀 But that’s a good question – ideally, I’d like to offer a fixed BTC price that I wouldn’t change. That way, people who get in early would have an advantage.
no, we bought 1 BTC at 1 BTC, don't. get distracted comparing the price to local magic money. I only compare when I need to buy something. Otherwise 1 BTC is always 1 BTC (the true stable coin)
>Just curious what price you were hoping for I'm not waiting on a price. I hold BTC. When I have money, I exchange it for BTC. If you think I'm waiting on some specific price so I can exchange my BTC for another currency, that's never going to happen. Ever.
Gz on selling your $200 worth of BTC at the top big dog, there's no need to smug post about it.
I still see BTC as my core holding. Sure, AI stocks or other assets can outperform for some time, but chasing every hot narrative usually ends bad. I’d rather miss some upside than keep rotating every few weeks. Patience is boring, but it works more often then people think.
The important part is that “Bitcoin lending” can mean very different things. A bank lending against ETF exposure, a custodial BTC-backed loan, and an on-chain collateral loan all have different failure points. The headline number matters less than what happens when BTC drops fast: starting LTV, margin-call timing, liquidation rules, custody of the collateral, and whether you can add collateral before the position gets sold. I would treat borrow-against-Bitcoin as a liquidity tool, not a free way to stay bullish. If the loan only works while BTC keeps going up, it is just leverage with nicer branding.
Thanks to put the church on the middle of the city ! People will never understand that BTC is make to be your Own Bank Account, not detained by another parts like Coinbase / Binance etc. etc.
BTC and ETH are still the safest long-term bets in my opinion. Beyond those, I'd only allocate a small percentage to projects with real adoption and active development, like SOL or LINK. For a 10+ year horizon, survivability matters more than chasing the next 100x.
Not for me, probably because I’m in the EU? I wire the money, buy BTC and immediately withdraw to my cold wallet.
BTC is my core position. I don't expect it to be the best performer all the time. Trying to rotate into every hot asset sounds good in theory, but it's much harder in practice. A core BTC allocation plus a smaller "opportunity" portfolio works better for me.
Accepting Bitcoin can be a good option for a hotel, especially for international guests who already use crypto. I would suggest using a proper Bitcoin payment gateway instead of manually sharing a wallet address. Consider things like BTC price volatility, payment confirmations, accounting/tax rules, and whether you want to keep BTC or convert it to fiat. You can check crypto payment processors like Coinremitter or similar solutions. They help businesses accept Bitcoin payments with payment tracking and easy integration options. I would start with a small test and see how many customers actually use it before making it a major payment method.
Since your BTC is currently on Robinhood, the first step would be checking if you can withdraw it to a personal Bitcoin wallet. For daily payments, most people prefer using a wallet where they control their funds rather than keeping everything on an exchange. You can start by moving a small amount of BTC to a wallet and try using it with merchants that accept Bitcoin or Lightning payments. Another option is using crypto payment cards that convert BTC when you spend. Also, keep in mind that in the US, spending Bitcoin may create a taxable event, so tracking your transactions is important. If you are asking from a business perspective (accepting Bitcoin payments from customers), then payment gateways can make the process easier. Solutions like Coinremitter and similar [BTC payment processors](https://coinremitter.com/bitcoin-payment-gateway) help businesses accept Bitcoin payments without building their own payment infrastructure. For personal spending, I would start with a wallet first and explore merchants/services that support BTC payments.
I am buying the dip, stocks are near ATH BTC not. Don't over commint have most of your money in stocks but BTC is looking good here, DCA every week might hit 40k or 80k next either way I am buying,
Why? If you spend 5 hours a day watching BTC price, while making a lot of money. It is much better than a lot of jobs nowadays.
Hey girl! You need to inform yourself before buying stuff you don’t understand. You can get BTC on any exchange and send it tonight. Try Kraken, Bybit or OKX.
$9492 BTC, all homie had to do was buy.
As an investment, honestly stocks/mutual funds have been performing better than Bitcoin for an eternity (in Internet time… 6 or 7 years now). Just checked and my personal boring (only 3 funds) portfolio is at +108.39% in the last 5 years (5 years back is the easy one to get a quick number for). Bitcoin is +84.32% for the same 5 years. I can’t really even find a time frame where Bitcoin has performed better even when trying to be selective with the timeframe to lean better to BTC. That’s not saying I would necessarily dump the Bitcoin (or whatever crypto you like) that you have, but moving forward, it wouldn’t be a top choice as an investment for me. People might get lucky with a random crypto that shoots up, but the same can be said for the random stock that does the same. I do think the days of “big gains for everyone” has passed.
Lightning is good for momentum transfer of BTC but as layer it’s usually need both parties to use it
around 70% BTC n 30% other crypto
I forget I'm Dyslexic some times , but obviously you did not have the private keys to spend 'your' coins held on 'your' public BTC address , which means they don't exactly belong to you either way
Yh I only have one shitcoin position remaining (mostly because it's liquidity is dead and I can really be assed to deal with it now). Remaining portfolio is just 90% BTC and 10% ETH. A very tiny amount of shitcoins will pump, but it's very unlikely you manage to pick those ones.
\>10 years potential = BTC
No I won’t recommend things I’m not sure of. BTC and ETH are my only conviction plays. The rest, make sure you look at the use case, developer adoption (who’s building on it), TVL (total value locked) but be careful this is more a metric around DeFi, and tokenomics. Also check whether it’s growing or dying - not by price but by activity. Developers, Dapps, unique wallets, unique wallets, etc. Just steer clear of all memecoins as they literally have no utility. Only the big ones like DOGE if you must, since it’s been around long enough and has at least ongoing transactions and activity. Otherwise consider that pure gambling if you’re playing down that end.
Звичайно, показники Bitcoin були вражаючими, але не забуваймо про втрачені можливості з перспективними альтернативними валютами, які можуть перевершити BTC під час наступного зростання.
The problem is when a CEO states “never sell your BTC,” then turns around and his company sells the same exact thing they said not to sell, points to two issues. Either he is being hypocritical, or his companies business model is extremely flawed. However, I have the solution. All he has to do is wait u til flare comes out with fbtc and he can stake the btc and generate a real yield and come up with a manifold of viable options. Your welcome problem solved
BTC is on its way to Centralized. It will soon be another zelle , just slower
Nope, BTC uses ASIC. Nvidia. GPUs in data centers only useful for Gen AI
Sorry. Getting hacked and dumping stolen BTC would be good for everyone. Better?
Buy real BTC or get your rectum STRCed.
Lots to unpack here. I’ll agree that BTC is not widely used as money today. It’s highly volatile and speculative in the short term, and at best, its a hedge against fiat debasement in the long term. However, just because it isn’t widely used as money today, doesn’t mean it won’t in the future. The amount of political talks for regulations on BTC/crypto aren’t something to write off. The US knows that they can’t control it or outright ban it, so they are forced to create a regulatory framework around it. And they’re trying to channel it into USD stablecoins. The reason is that BTC could become a credible threat to US global economic influence. Not because it could replace USD as a currency, but because BTC can become a tool that other countries can use to bypass US sanctions and bypass the need for USD for global trade. So yeah. Not exactly “money” for day to day transactions. But “money” that can transact billions of $ of value, transparently, across borders without a centralized, 3rd party.
About 70% BTC, 20% ETFs, and 10% cash, that's the balance Im comfortable with for now
In my opinion it depends on BTC dominance
That is the exact reason why I haven't begun development. The plan as of now is to make growth follow the revenue rather than to outpace it. If usage on a given chain starts costing more than what the donations bring in, I'd throttle or cap before adding more networks rather than expect blind and hope donations catch up. Worst is that it stays smaller and slower-growing than I'd like, but it doesn't go bankrupt from its own popularity. For BTC/ETH, running your own node isn't too expensive. I ran some estimates on bitcoind and an eth validator, and I estimate around $100-$150 per month on cloud compute on Hetzner. That works out to be around $5 a day, which I think could be manageable over donations. As I expand into more networks, I hope that number will go up somewhat linearly.
Even if the next ATH is just a touch above the last one, I just hope BTC has more market share than the one before. Meme coins and scams are ruining the asset class
Honestly, don’t sleep on the stuff adjacent to Bitcoin either. There are a ton of ways to build a career around BTC without literally working at a Bitcoin company. I work in crypto tax / forensic blockchain accounting, and it’s actually a pretty interesting intersection. You’re constantly tracing funds on-chain, digging through wallets and exchanges, and understanding how transactions actually move. You end up learning a ridiculous amount about blockchain just by following funds. Bitcoin is creating an entire ecosystem around itself tax, accounting, mining, energy, analytics, custody, compliance, research, policy, etc. So definitely shoot for River or Swan, but don’t box yourself in. There are a lot of ways to get paid to go down the Bitcoin rabbit hole. with a Business Analytics background + hash rate research, you’ve probably got more angles than you think. 🫡
It's amazing to me that people are still here wondering whether this is the time to be buying or not. Here we are trading around the 200 week while there are multiple indicators that have flashed showing we are very likely at or very close to the bottom. Meanwhile, the tards on here are saying that BTC is dead or that it's going to 40k and they won't touch it until 50k.
You should at least accept BCH, LTC and XMR these are the usual payment blockchains. BTC is slow as hell if it is not LN. For Bitcoin Cash there are these full blown payment options: https://prompt.cash https://nowpayments.io/supported-coins/bitcoin-cash-payments https://www.bitrequest.io And the simplest one I could find: https://scantopay.cash/#/ Just to give you and idea what exists.
⚡ GLOBAL MACRO ALERT: Bitcoin vs Sovereign Liquidity If you are wondering why BTC is struggling to break out despite positive retail sentiment, look closely at the DXY (US Dollar Index) and the US Treasury Net Liquidity flows right now. We are currently witnessing a massive macro divergence. While spot order books show accumulation, global sovereign liquidity expansion has cooled down over the last two weeks. Historically, BTC cannot sustain a massive bull run without a net positive injection from the Fed's Broad Money supply (M2) and a weakening dollar. Watch the macro indicators, not just the 15-minute charts. If DXY holds this resistance and liquidity injections stall, we might see a liquidity sweep of the lower bounds before the next macro leg up. Data doesn't lie.
I am new to this sub. Has OP accurately predicted almost every BTC top and bottom?
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3,588 BTC was only about 0.5% of their position. I would say he's still HODLing pretty heavy. Only time will tell what happens next.
Comments like these remind me that we probably haven't hit max pain yet. It doesn't seem like we're close to goblin town yet when things seem "resilient" and the market is "eager to turn positive". But at the same time, the same news about Iran being back on, then Trump quickly pivoting back to being reluctant to resume full scale attacks, isn't really about BTC stopping its drop quickly, it's about Trump changing the narrative quickly.
This is all nonsense. The claim that tether wash trading props up the price of BTC isn't true, and the claim the Howard Lutnick controls Tether isn't true either. Stop believing everything you read on social media
Stop with your facts and common sense. This is Reddit. We've already correctly identified the sender as a Nazi and the transaction a coded tribute to Hitler. Elon musk himself was clearly conducting multiple test transactions and noticed if one was near 0.00139 BTC he could forever pay his respects to his idol. As long as the USD price of BTC never changes. Obviously. Can see from the the up-votes the tribe has spoken. All agree. Please take your pro white supremacy comments elsewhere.
Hey Alex! That’s good work. I also watched the video on the BTC launch and have to say, impressive work and style. Very nicely made video with all the cuts and imagery, you talk a little fast but it kind of sounds like if you were rapping, which is cool 😎 Keep it up. 👍
I don't know what you mean by "convenient metric". Isn't it just the most accurate assessment? It's published on the Strategy website and has been there for quite some time. Strategy has tried to give an opportunity to have a mixed risk/reward portfolio within their own product offering. Basically, betting a very large bank on "We and many investors know bitcoin will have >20% rate of return over the next 25 years. Not everyone can tolerate the volatility. Let's capture that value by providing a mixed bag of risk and reward" * STRF — 10% fixed return, most senior so highest chance of getting your money back if Strategy goes belly-up * STRE — STRF for europe * STRC — ~12% variable, monthly payout (the rest are quarterly), $100 par (NOT $100 pegged price). Yes, higher rate than STRF but less senior. Strategy is trying to pull in money that would otherwise be invested in money markets or whatnot. * STRK — 8% fixed, convertible into 0.1 MSTR shares — yield + BTC upside optionality * STRD — 10% fixed, most junior preferred. I suppose this could be an alternative to STRF, but this product probably doesn't make sense * MSTR essentially mimics bitcoin price, has no "return" in interest / dividends, and has lowest seniority. As much as STRC is a burden on mNAV, it also does not reward those holders in times of BTC gains and instead pushes those gains over to MSTR holders.
Really? They've had 116 BTC purchases to date. How come the 1st 41(1/3rd of all) buys don't count? Is it because those were all less than the current purchase price so don't fit your "Bitcoin is a trap" narrative? And out of curiosity for those sitting in the back, which of below bests describe your position? 1. Never had Bitcoin or MSTR and never will. Just like to spend/waste your time riding the bandwagon of attempting to influence others that it is bad. 2. Had Bitcoin and/or MSTR but bought high and sold for less, therefore you are permanently on tilt and must attempt to influence others that it is bad.
I'm not a big fan of holding crypto coins but if I did, it would be BTC as most said but with a grain of salt. My risk tolerance is growing thinner with crypto as a whole. BTC has proven so far to be the most reliable one.
Yeah, it might not be anymore after how badly it played out last cycle. Usually, it was worth holding a few grand, or even a few hundred dollars, worth of alts prior to the bull run since a good amount of coins would pump enough to make more money than just throwing it into BTC. But now it might be different. I suppose we’ll find out for sure after the next top since Trump won’t be in office doing what he was doing, such as those tariffs that helped drain the market dry. Maybe this time around the president won’t care about crypto, which is actually better for crypto, in my opinion.
Only about 4% in BTC right now. It was a higher percentage before the drop...(Like 8%)
Mostly BTC, some index funds so I can pretend I'm diversified, and enough cash to not panic-sell the BTC in months like this one.
I think you are already half correct with that last sentence. BTC still possesses some confidence from the market. The rest of the crypto universe… not so much. Most people with even 1/3 of a functioning brain realize it’s 99.9999999% rug pull operations all the way to the bottom at this point in time. This doesn’t mean you aren’t able to make some profit along the way, but let’s not just ignore the enormous amount of shitcoins out there. A huge amount of completely worthless, functionless and effectively dead coins; it’s like a fucking ocean of shitcoins. And if we want to put a bunch of transparency on the subject from OP while we are at it: the threat BTC faces right now, which it also happens to be extremely vulnerable to, is not quantum computing but emotional, social, geopolitical and stakeholder owned media driven pressure. I am in the camp of people that believe BTC has been heavily manipulated over the last 3 years.
That's a convenient metric. I thought STRC was designed to stay at $100 and they'd buy more BTC anytime it went over that price? So if anything, STRC is just a burden on mNAV and MSTR share price too.
Isn't this all the incentive to make a quantum resistant BTC and begin the migration? What other option is there? Since freeze or leave is a pointless discussion.
Strategy mNAV was historically only measuring MSTR valuation to BTC holdings. The company has made a drastic change in product offering and a lot of value comes from their STR*x* offerings. With those products included mNAV as "Collective stock value to BTC holdings" is at 1.04 today.
People use hyperliquid to trade. The platform. People don't use BTC for anything other than holding and expecting price appreciation hyperliquid has a cashflow. BTC doesn't.
This is the main thing that stops me from owning BTC. If you get your shit stolen, nothing you can do. All I’m sayin is if my money market shares dropped below $1, there would be bigger problems on hand.
4% of total bitcoin compared to about 12% of BTC which is actively traded. So he doesn't have half the market, just a third.
I think his biggest flaw is that he made it such a public thing announcing his love for BTC. If he would have keep it on the low he wouldn’t have so many hunters trying to snipe his bag.
Chill, just wait a while for BTC to regain traction? Then everyone will be a genius again and STRC at 100$ Probably in a couple of months.
Well good thing I own zero BTC. I just like watching the clown show.
I hate this kind of posts. Many altcoin did delivery awesome rois last cycle. SOL, XRP, BNB. SOL blew BTC out of water. OP probably picked up so trash coin. Didn't take profits. He's probably underwater and frustrated. Now he thinks BTC is the panacea.
Similar to a stock portfolio, I recommend keeping the majority of your holdings in the "blue chips" (BTC and ETH) and a smaller allocation in "growth stocks" (altcoins). The exact percentage depends on your risk tolerance, how essential those funds are to your financial goals, and when you expect to need them.
Because they see value in fiat and not BTC
Well Bitcoin isn’t ‘real’ money either In answer to OP never.. it’s as mainstream as it will be really. The only reason general public gets involved is to ‘make’ more money/value. When it’s down there’s no interest really. It’s not widely accepted despite it being banded as so and most people prefer fiat which is much much more stable. And I say this as a BTC holder
It's indicating a trend reversal, in the next few days BTC will drop below $60k again. This is a key price area because it's the on edge of mining profitability and a also a zone that BTC was stuck in for years in 2023.
Alts have decoupled from BTC, which is dropping due to ETF rehypothecation.
other than the fact that it wipes out hopes of a BTC pump in the next few months
Bitcoin is the foundation of crypto, no doubt. But writing off every alt is missing the whole point of this industry. Innovation happens across the ecosystem, and strong decentralized projects will always have a place alongside BTC.
Gonna replicate this but I only have 1 BTC, so I'm gonna send it to myself 21 million times.
I don't think they could keep mNAV private? They're a publicly traded company with no assets other than their BTC. They have to file an 8k form every month which reports their buying and selling. And yes, mNAV is **MSTR premium over Bitcoin,** but it's less than 1 right now, which means Strategy shares are trading well below the value of their total BTC holdings. That probably means investors don't trust Saylor to act in their best interest with the coin.
😂 BTC went from 126K -> 58K, Silver went from 122 -> 58. Its the same shit with less 0s lol
Nothing anyone does like this is effecting the decentralised nature of BTC. Nothing changes bitcoin and that's the point. If people want to use a decentralised network in a centralised way, them they're welcome to. And anyone else who wants interact with bitcoin without anyone being able to do anything about it can do so.
Here's your crystal ball. BTC has a cycle every 4 years, called a halving. When this happens, it has 2 spikes..a small one, then a big one the year after. 2028,2032,2036,2040. 4 years, that's the halving cycle. The year following that 2029,2033,2037,2041 is when the big spike happens. After these 2 years, it goes back dormant until the next spike or (halving). Currently, we're in 2026. The spike happened in 2024, 2025 was the big spike..2026 and 2027 its dormant. There you go, 16 years of the future.
BTC feels like the safer long term play, but alts can still be worth it if you actually believe in them. Id keep BTC as the main bag and only hold a few alts im really confident in
For one, I think BTC has become too mainstream for it to be as predictable as it once was. Second, we have a big recession coming along from a mountain of debt that's going to wreak havoc on financial markets. When money pulls out of investments, values will drop and that includes BTC. What's about to happen is unprecedented and no chart of the past is going to show, because the most recent comparison we have is 2008, which was before BTC's time, and ironically the reason BTC was created and launched in 2009. I think BTC is going to hold out with strength due to the hardcore believers but $100k+ was not because of hardcore believers; it was propped up by average investors who won't have the money or guts to jump back in for years. So don't hold your breath for another moonshot this year or anytime soon.