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Solo Bitcoin Miners Keep Pocketing Full Block Rewards in 2026: Here's How
What are the odds BTC is crashing because someone figured out how to mint unlimited BTC and release it into the market? 😏
Predicted the BTC top with 90% accuracy two years ahead
Nasdaq at ATH while BTC down 50% from ATH and -30% YTD.
What crypto event is actually driving the most chatter right now?
BTC support is getting tested while the AI stock trade still has oxygen
₿ Bitcoin is Approaching the 200-Week Moving Average
What If Satoshi Nakamoto Was Never a Person?
built VibeTrader MCP to make ChatGPT and Claude actually useful for crypto traders.
HIVE Sells 331 Bitcoin, What Comes Next For Its Treasury?
Do you think the public will turn against crypto if proof of Trump and family accepting bribes/laundering money through crypto comes out?
How do you track capital rotation between BTC and altcoins?
How do you personally separate a long-term hold from a bag you're just refusing to sell
The Crypto Fear Gauge Just Hit 11. Here Is What That Actually Mean
Reversing the recent market implosion
Anyone had a payout from the US Treasury regarding restitution from the BitConnect scam?
Coinbureau posted Strategy will likely continue having to selling BTC to pay dividends
BTC bearish on 4H, but 15M gave a clean long scalp. Would you take both sides?
Lightning isn't a payment channel between two people. It's a graph that routes.
My bull case for the second half of 2026: the biggest melt up in the history of crypto is coming, and they're trying every trick in the book to make you sell here.
Is crypto a leading indicator right now?
Bear market cheat sheet: a 70% ATH drop would bring BTC down to 38K-ish
Stocks are trading the AI boom. Bitcoin is trading the cost of money. One of these markets is likely ahead of the other, and the resolution of that divergence may tell us a lot about where liquidity is headed into year-end.
If you could go back to 2016 but could only buy 1 BTC, would you have held it until today?
BlackRock IBIT got dumped for $1.26 billion in a single day but the S&P is still pumping, this disconnect is wild
AI agents inside crypto wallets genuinely useful or just another buzzword layered onto Web3?
Bitcoin lost $66,000 while Nvidia hit all-time highs and the guys who told us to hold are selling
FORMAL DECLARATION OF ARCHITECTURAL INTENT: Index No. 153119/2026 (Noah Doe v. John Does) ( should i send this pls vote .. help )
Mt. Gox approaching deadline could cause further pain for BTC
I just sold the exact bottom on MSTR, in the EXACT MINUTE
The sell signal is not the interesting part
Today is giving me COVID crash vibes.
BTC losing $70k while equities hit records is an odd risk split
LIT is quietly pulling volume from centralized exchanges and nobody is talking about it.
🔍 Case Study: Triple-Layered Cryptocurrency Investment Fraud — Six Years, Three Scam Operations, Nine Identified Suspects Across Five Countries
$LIT Lighter actually able to compete with Hyperliquid?
Everyone is selling BTC because they see a better opp in Anthropic and SpaceX stock
Are we bottoming out? Big pump incoming in the next couple of weeks?
The continued drop has ETF written all over it.
BTC - time to act, we have to consider BIP360/361 more serious
MicroStrategy just sold Bitcoin for the first time since 2022 - only 32 BTC, but the market is treating it like a big deal. Is the reaction overblown?
The Saylor sale isn’t bearish because it was 32 BTC. It’s bearish because it happened at all.
The question isn't why Bitcoin isn't following stocks higher. The question is whether stocks are ignoring the same macro signals Bitcoin is already pricing in.
I love this dump, I keep buying BTC, ETH and SOL
BTC à 67K$, Fear & Greed à 26, vous achetez ou vous attendez ?
What would happen if no Bitcoin holders wanted to sell their Bitcoin anymore?
Does anyone actually believe in BTC, or is it all cope?
MicroStrategy just sold Bitcoin for the first time since 2022 - only 32 BTC, but the market is treating it like a big deal. Is the reaction overblown?
Strategy Sells 32 BTC in First Bitcoin Sale Since 2022
BTC has never had a better macro setup. So why is the price acting like it's 2022?
New Year's Day is the best day to buy Bitcoin. Up 2% on average the next day over the past 13 years, with an 84.6% win rate.
The market feels fearful again… but this setup looks familiar
How decentralized are these coins?
Noticeably more FUDy dip to the 60’s than just a few months ago..
Michael Saylor is a stream of broken promises
Microstrategy marketcap is down ~15% in two days approximately $7B. After selling just 32 BTC or .0038% of their total supply for just $2M. How exactly is he supposed to be able to ever sell from his stash in the future without dumping the price of his entire company.
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When is next BTC halving estimated to be?
No, that was just the consensus of some BTC maxis. BTC is worth $0 but some humans pay more for it.
What is the actual bull case for BTC? Where is the hope of seeing all-time highs again coming from? I am really just curious.
How much more BTC does Saylor have? A 32 BTC sell caused -$15.000, so he can only do that 4 more times.
If your time horizon is 12 months, BTC is not it.
I do p2p with out KYC. How much BTC do you need?
dam non BTC's are getting killed
I'd lose some fiat but I'd still have the BTC, forever.
That is not my idea for BTC and hasnt been the last 10 years. Do i wish i kept some from 2015? yes obviously, but i didnt. I Sold out a bit too early in 2021 form btc i accumulated in 2019. I have no problem using BTC to buy things and cash out when its booming.
Support only matters if buyers defend it after the first reaction. I’d watch the reclaim/acceptance more than the exact line. If BTC bounces but cannot hold above the broken zone, that is very different from real absorption.
Na minha opinião a melhor assimetria fora do BTC é a Solana, dado o baixo risco pra holdar por 12-18 meses.
If you want to invest for one year, you should probably go for bonds or the money market. Anything else would be too volatile. Technically, you won't need to ever sell Bitcoin, but to eliminate volatility risk, you should go for at least ten years. By then, the mining reward will be at ~0.8 BTC per block or 112.5 BTC mined per day (down from 450 BTC per day today).
Blockchains are a very expensive financial infrastructure solution that doesn't even allow you to build 100% secure real-world financial applications (because for that you usually need to connect to the real-world using oracles, which become the weakest link, offsetting any security advantage your super-decentralized L1 might be giving you). Its best use cases currently are as self-custody store-of-value (BTC), fast and cheap stablecoin transfers (Ethereum and some others), and as an unregulated casino. I wouldn't even bet on those use-cases long-term though: the BTC narrative is still ponzi-like (though many non-crypto assets are also ponzi-like), conventional payment networks can and will improve, and regulation and enforcement will catch up with DeFi projects. Though I always liked the idea of tokenizing all RWAs like stocks and bonds, ultimately there are securities laws in place that prevent such assets from becoming freely transferable, and blockchain is a bit too expensive to just use it as an immutable database
This is the best answer. I own most of these and BTC and SOL are the only ones that haven’t broke my spirit
This is the best advice, BTC and SOL. I own most of these and those are the two that haven’t broke my spirit
Yes. Its terrible to buy BTC at half what it was not that long ago. You should top blast because you will feel better about yourself for a while.
If you bought BTC in the last year you have become quite poor yourself comparing to people holding fiat… and wait till gold and stock market enter the chat 🤣
He can literally sell everything and BTC price will plummet!
I’ve thought about this quite a bit as a younger person, who grew up in a world where the internet already existed, iPhones became must own commodities, and dollars on a screen being more common than bills in a wallet. I have no doubt today’s kids will have no issues trusting bitcoin as an asset, especially kids born today, who will graduate high school and be twice as young as BTC at that time. It will absolutely become a mainstay for future generations. It will just already….. be there their whole lives.
The ROI isn’t there anymore to mine BTC, there’s way more money to be made in AI however and that’s where the miners are pivoting towards
In the case of BTC, I don't think so
There’s no reporting about a BTC exploit and minting fake BTC
BTC is just like cash. It is not an investment. Stock is an investment based on future value of the company.
For a second I thought it was a genuine BTC post and then I saw the trick..
BTC is down like 3%, most alts are down like 5-10%, ZEC's -32% surely is just due to BTC. Makes sense.
This is why I prefer DCR style privacy with perfect auditability. Well, I say "DCR" but it is basically same thing as BTC has, coin mixing, except that in DCR 69% of coins are being mixed, so the set is massive relatively speaking.
I’m gonna say this because nobody else has - but I genuinely am losing confidence in BTC after being Long for 9 years. Not because of the recent Price movement, but because stable coins are seemingly the 1st crypto product that will gain mass adoption. With the CLARITY act and L2 ecosystem being built to accommodate stable coins, it’s starting to look like stable coins will be the thing that actually gets people to use crypto, and that bitcoin won’t be a super critical part of the crypto ecosystem. I’m not saying that bitcoin will have no future, I just think the return you make by investing in bitcoin might be less than if you invest in the S&P 500 or other tech stock. I have personally divested 1/2 of my crypto over the last two years because I realized I would’ve made way more money investing in any of the top 10 biggest tech companies than my crypto portfolio made me over the last 7 years. (I was heavily indexed in ETH) Basically, I feel like there’s more money to be made investing in the stock of crypto companies than the change in price of their coin itself, if that makes sense. Price volatility is one of the biggest barriers to mass adoption for crypto products, so a lot of the more successful products are not designed to have monetary value, but rather to provide a specific network function.
This would be a good outcome. Thats a very cheap entry point. I think the next broader market correction will drag down BTC further, and when eventually BTC does BTC things again the potential upside is huge. 2026 and most of 2027 will be bear market. Halving in 2028 will draw in money, by early 2029 I suspect there will be a good rally. Speculation at this point but thats the cycle we have historically witnessed
Totally agree, I think ETH will go back up because it has such huge fan base / support group but after this upcoming bull run, I don’t see ETH having the same success it once had. If I was the OP, I’d rotate that money towards more promising alt coins. There’s so many better coins than BTC & ETH. Those two just had first mover advantage.
I'm a long term hodler. I'm still green with my BTC, XRP, and HBAR holdings even after all these red candles. My ETH and DOGE are a little red but I'm holding DOGE is for lolz and my ETH is staked so I don't care about the price any time soon anyway.
Who says we are at BTC lows or AI stock highs?
Why not? BTC value is based strictly on speculation that has been driven largely by stories of massive overnight gains, memes, and the general novel mystique of crypto. All of that is now largely gone, and every day there are thousands and thousands of people whose patience has run out. Turns out it wasn't a revolution, it was just another pyramid scheme. It's over.
Guys what should I do? I have a significant amount of money in BTC. I’m genuinely terrified. Should I HODL or no?
Last time i sold too early in 2020. In 2013-2015 I spent all my BTC on drugs. Im not fucking it up this time. I own a home that I have a $227,500 Mortgage on and about $140k of equity in. I outright own a 2020 Toyota Prius Prime. Zero stocks besides a 401k worth around $30k. Im currently sitting with around 18k in 0% APR CC debt(debt I racked up due to buying a lot of BTC this year) I usually keep around 2k in checking for bills and currently have little savings. (all spent on BTC) Im sitting with about .40 of BTC right now and zero shitcoins. Hopefully .5 in the next 2-3 months. Im only investing in BTC at the moment.
Lmao you can do everythign with BTC like you can with any other forms of currency. You can also do the same with some other cryptocurrency. How can the commerical use of gold have no relation to the asset price? You think copper price stayed the same when the demand for it went up? Sorry you're bag holding on data.
Post is by: Bcom_Mod and the url/text [ ](https://goo.gl/GP6ppk)is: /r/bitcoin_com/comments/1tx84vi/bitcoin_touched_62500_last_night_and_were_back_to/ Four consecutive days of over $1 billion in liquidations. I don't think people are ready for how ugly this could get. [BTC hit $62,569 on Binance Wednesday night before bouncing](https://news.bitcoin.com/1-2b-liquidated-as-bitcoin-tests-62-5k-support-amid-sharp-crypto-selloff/). The $60K zone is now the actual support level everyone is watching. We haven't meaningfully tested $60K since February, which if you remember, was a brutal few weeks. The year-to-date low was just over $60K in early February and it bounced hard from there. Whether that same floor holds this time around is genuinely unknown. Worth noting the consistency of the downward pressure: four days straight of over $1 billion in liquidations. Long traders getting absolutely smoked. $949 million of the $1.12 billion liquidated yesterday was longs. Leveraged longs are getting wiped repeatedly as every bounce gets sold. ETF outflows are at 12 consecutive days now. $3.5 billion gone in that stretch. BlackRock alone pulled $440 million in a single session. The institutional bid that was holding the market up through April and early May has not just paused, it has reversed. The catalysts are obvious in hindsight. Strategy's 32 BTC sale was tiny in absolute terms and massive in psychological terms. Iran talks collapsed again. Inflation data keeps coming in hot. The jobs report this Friday is going to be significant. The only thing keeping me from thinking 'full bear' is that the $60K zone is not just a random number. It's where long-term holders have been accumulating since the start of the year, it's near the average cost basis for a huge portion of the ETF inflows from late 2024, and it held twice already in 2026. If it holds a third time with the amount of leverage that's already been flushed out this week, the bounce could be substantial. If it doesn't hold, $55K is the next real floor and we're talking about a 56% total drawdown from the ATH. At that point the bear market conversation becomes unavoidable Watch $60K, because that's the only number that matters right now. 🔗 *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.*
BTC is becoming more and more like Gold as an asset class, as the years go on. And nothing wrong with that. It gives BTC 10X and more in market cap growth in the long term, and absolutely a great time to buy BTC.
Looks more like a leverage flush than some big mystery event. BTC loses a level, perps get wiped, then alts get sold as the fast liquidity exit. Watch funding and BTC dominance here because that usually tells you more
Bottoms usually spend way more time chopping than people expect. Even if 60k or high 50s is the floor, alts can still bleed for weeks while BTC just ranges and dominance climbs.
That feeling makes sense because the narrative changed. BTC used to be the whole trade, now a lot of flows are going into ETF wrappers and treasury proxies so spot demand feels less organic.
$65k!!! It's on sale people! Buy, buy, buy. You'll regret it next year when we're back above 120k again. This cash out is to fund IPO buy-ins. Let them get rich. You aren't rich. Buy BTC while it's on sale homies.
Agree. BTC is far too volatile for that time frame.
Nah I disagree. It's falling because all the focus is on equities. And because we were literally at 125k not even a year ago lol. Things dont go up forever. BTC will absolutely catch a bid either here or lower
I don't follow Saylor but doesn't that guy own Billions of dollars worth of BTC? He sold 2.5 million dollars worth. that's like me throwing a quarter in the fountain at the mall.
Absolutely. Been in crypto for over a decade, I still laugh when people think (this specific event of the specific year we're in) is somehow the end of BTC. It always bounces back. Smart people are buying BTC right now. Anyone who is buying into AI at the present time is a sucker and will lose most of their money when it crashes.
BTC and crypto is trash. No one needs it
> I have been hearing about this over the last 10 years. Every bear there is Bitcoin from gox that will supposedly dump..... You realize that this is real, right? There really are tens of thousands of BTC from Gox that have already been distributed to creditors and tens of thousands of more that will be distributed this year, by court order.
Exactly. I would almost go as far as to say that right now is the BEST time to cash out on those AI stocks and stock up on BTC. We all know that the AI industry and its mania will not sustain its pace for much longer, there WILL be an AI crash. In 2-3 years we will see people bemoaning not buying BTC in 2026 when it was low.
El precio es usd 10,000 por BTC, compren ahora para perder más
The AI bubble will burst by 2027 and those AI stocks will go crashing. Then we will see inflow back into BTC.
It didn't do nothing for the price. It kept the price from crashing then the way it is crashing now. Saylor has been one of the few forces buoying the price when so many others are dumping the fuck out of BTC.
Yep, just like the last 3 or 4 times this happened, BTC is TOAST
Sold some BTC last year to cover my rent, now I’m accumulating again to pay my rent in 2029.
Thank you. I just bought some BTC
So this is my take on this topic. I work at one of the big 3 AI companies - and there are things happening behind the scenes that people are not even aware - I’m talking stuff that would make you question everything. I can absolutely assure you - rich powerful people know what these things are - and word travels fast - the results are tangible and will be arriving in 2027 big time. That is why they are selling crypto and buying AI compute things. BTC TBH just dead
Just hold. I’ve got it all staked so I’ll earn more SOL over time. Been in Solana since 2020 when it was a few bucks. I’m aware of how the crypto cycles work due to getting into BTC early. Thought I caught the downside trend of Solana but then the Iran stuff happened which pushed the price down, then the current Saylor stuff pushed it down further. All out of my hands but I’m confident it’ll reach the price that I got into during the bull run. It was all crypto I mined from not putting any actual fiat into it so I’m technically still positive?
i cannot imagine (almost impossible) if BTC dumps to $20K, USDT collapses, and economy crisis (AI bubble collapses etc) Michael Saylor would be the LOST guy ever in history!
Borrowing against your Bitcoin instead of selling it. You keep the asset, unlock liquidity, and if BTC goes up you still benefit from the appreciation. Selling would end that upside permanently.
I think it'll go down to $40,000. Bitcoin peaked around $125k, and major bear markets have historically seen drawdowns of 70–85% from cycle highs. A move to $40k would only be about a 68% decline, which is actually relatively mild by historical standards. Especially now that BTC is a more mature asset, with tighter liquidity and reduced speculative demand, I think that 40 is a reasonable bottom. Of course, I'm still DCA'ing my way in.
Cardano dumping and Charles taking a break, SOL in the dumps, Bankless selling ETH, Saylor selling BTC, ZEC exploited... this is a shit show
A loooooot of people who say "long term investment" had delusions of grandeur and thought that meant " back to 100k in a week". This isn't a BTC specific issue.
“DUMPED” a whole 32 BTC that they telegraphed they’d sell for tax reasons during the earnings call and said they’d buy back more. The travesty of selling 0.0001% of their bitcoin. How will anyone recover?!
Personally I think stocks are due for a dump, when that happens BTC will dump further. If it happened now, we could see sub 50k to 30k. But it is hard to estimate because BTC could bounce back to 70k before stocks dump.
*One more sat, then one more two,* *Stacking little pieces, that’s what I do.* *Rain or shine, red or green,* *BTC grows behind the scene.* *Others chase the latest craze,* *I keep stacking through the days.* *Tick by tick, my pile will stay,* *Just a little more BTC each day.* ₿
Definitely agree that the unit has to shift to Sats. BTC focused Exchanges like Swan and River should change their display to start.
”Maybe BTC explodes in an economic collapse since everyone is expecting the opposite.” exactly the kind of insightful analysis one can expect from a crypto bro.
My guess - is that if you sold in the time period of 2017-2020 and invested that in a general Index fund, you'd be WAY ahead of the game (your money would have over doubled). If you sold in the same time period and invested in well known and relatively low risk high tech stocks like google, Nvidia, apple, etc - take what you'd have gotten for the BTC and multiply it by about 12X and that's what you'd have today. So, if we were talking 250K worth of BTC in 2019, the later would mean you'd have 3 million. Those who just sat on the BTC? They'd be anywhere from about a negative 25% return to a plus 30% return. Factually the stock market scenarios are far superior, but I can't imagine that you would be either bragging or proud that you left that much money on the table????? I've done stupid things like selling my TSLA shares I bought in 2012 when I only tripled my money.....(I think it would be worth 100X what it was or more)....I can admit it. I also bought and sold Apple from 1984 onwards...at least a dozen times. If I would have held onto my shares...even from the mid or late 1990's, I'd be flying Private Jets (net jets). I'm happy with what I made....but I'm not going to sit here and brag about making 10 or 100X less than I could have! The thing is - the shares of all these companies I owned was "mad money". I didn't need to sell them....didn't need the money. Human nature....made it so I was happy with my returns.
The lift raft is BTC when this was originally made. OP reposted it when BTC / strat was down and Saylor was selling BTC, suggesting he was bailing on BTC (the ship).
The lift raft is BTC when this was originally made. OP reposted it when BTC / strat was down and Saylor was selling BTC, suggesting he was bailing on BTC (the ship).
Here is the reality , the liquid money is draining into hot ETFs like DRAM, whether we like it or not , the rotation is in full Swing . Nothing to do with BTC . My guess is that we might see low 50’s pretty soon and I am prepared for that event , further another narrative that’s killing is 2021-2026 , it’s no growth and we could have invested in S&P and that’s trending discussion which is not helping
You can invest in stocks and shares in companies that specialise in AI, so the suggestion more towards AI is less investment in crypto/BTC.
Yea lol that’s great but BTC was what 29k- peak 69k it went above the 100k’s this year lol some people like to hodl and those people came up the most lol
Interesting how the price barely moves when he buys thousands of BTC, but takes a nose dive when he sells 32.
ETH typically performs better than BTC but hasn’t this cycle. Also ETH has MANY developers leaving this year to join other crypto projects. ETH founder has sold about 600,000 of the 700,000 ETH he was holding lol I don’t know what you heard but ETH is having a bad cycle this time around compared to previous cycles. I would stay far away from ETH. It’s slowly dying.
What is the link between BTC and AI? I don't get it.
That's actually very insightful. The ai stock market pulling back could trigger the BTC bottom, and then a lot of GPU power will go back to mining BTC since it will become more profitable than AI again and trigger the next bull.
I think all the people that truely believe in BTC, don't come to places like this subreddit. I'm one more "why is it dropping" post away from leaving.
I just hit one BTC yesterday after starting my first by @ $120,000. Was a brutal DCA down
That’s one of the things about social media, you can choose to use it how you want. It’s a media for being social/engaging socially. Want to post selfies and family pics? Great, have at it. Want to discuss BTC and other investment guidance, go for it. Want to use it to raise awareness for a service or product you offer? More power to you.
Option 3 all day. I run this exact setup through Oobit and BTC stays where it is, USDT handles the daily spending. Tap at any Visa merchant and done. No reason to touch your BTC for groceries
Could you see him crashing/destroying BTC? What could stop him from cashing out & selling everything when/if BTC hits 200/300k🤔
Option 3 all day. I run this exact setup through Oobit and BTC stays where it is, USDT handles the daily spending. Tap at any Visa merchant and done. No reason to touch your BTC for groceries
Exactly, there is always the tiny unrealistic fear that this time the breaks dont work and it will slam into the ground. Same with BTC
Well, my read on that was right so it makes sense to me. Litecoin isn't even in the top 20 anymore. It wouldn't go to 0, but it could just linger around $40 to $60 or so indefinitely. This is a huge reason why most people would be better off just buying BTC, most alts are trash and for those that aren't the volatility isn't worth it compared to just stacking sats.
I think it will go similar to the dotcom bubble. AI is here to stay. Many products are useful and will change society. Hopefuly for the better, maybe for worse but they will (and do) change the way we live. There is still massive hype, overbought companies and bloated valuations. There will be a crash, when the dust settles an industry will form that no one can imagine living without in 20 years. Thats the reason big tech invests that much, the one that invests less has a higher chance to be on the losing side. In all of this BTC is the only digital asset that can't be copied, faked or taken over by AI.
I'm not too familiar with online gambling, but it would make sense for them to use that because of how cheap it is to send/transfer. What other crypto projects do they use besides that and obviously BTC?
What do you mean, no one is talking? You fuckers won't shut up about this dipshit selling 32 BTC.
Kiyosaki disregard, Cuban disregard, The to use “dump” is to FUD In your own words… Saylor sold 32 BTC just to show he could, thats like 2.5 million dollars, like .00000001% of anything, they don’t need 2.5 million they have billions coming constantly. He sold 32 and turned around and buys 1000’s everytime, I believe days after he sold 32. It was to get that out of the way, it shows MSTR has more strength… being they can if need be - sell alittle to get through any difficult times, it’s actually really bullish. It protects the ones buying STRC which is the money flow for buying bitcoin. Anything which promotes STRC sales is bullish for BTC. Watch your accidental FUD, not needed. The other two guys, who cares about them, both just want to be in the lime light.
This is a great reason to lower the price. You don't want this amount of liquidity pouring water on a real bull run at ATH. The people who are going to sell Gox BTC will sell at any price.
Bitcoin hasn’t actually been through a bonafide market crash. It was born in the wake of one, survived covid and which was bad but not quite market crash, but has never really been around for “the big one.” A correction is coming, nobody knows when, and a lot of bears are starting to make a lot of sense. Who knows. Maybe BTC explodes in an economic collapse since everyone is expecting the opposite.
Then I guess BTC to zero will be the least of my problems...
Not as low as where BTC is going...
Honestly... who knows. If it just follows cycle theory then yeah, maybe this time next year we're on an up-trend but who knows when we'll see BTC at $100k again. Could be 2-3 years. Could also depend on the macro environment, economy, etc. which, frankly, doesn't look favorable at all for risk assets. Then again there can be any number of white swan events along the way too.
There’s only 1 genesis block, & the 50 BTC block reward is un-spendable. But I get your point. None of the coins from the blocks mined in January 2009 have moved iirc. We know SN mined Block 9 at least since he sent coins from that address to HF. (Or HF sent to himself?). I agree HF is likely to have been part of a SN team.
BTC used to trade for quarters and now that it’s “crashed” to $50,000 it’s dead? Has nobody looked at a 10 year chart?
If MSTR continues to sell it will become less and less impactful on price over time. The only reason it triggered a dip this time (if you believe that was a catalyst for this ~8% drop) is because it's their first time selling in a while. Certainly not because 32 BTC is enough to make any difference either direction.
What I find crazy is people are going to pile into the space x IPO, but won't touch BTC at $60k. I personally am dumping every spare cent I have into DCA right now. I bought at $30k, 120k, and everything in between I see no reason to be selling here.
BTC may only growth when its a response against the system, the big players dropping out could be the remergence of decentralized ownership.