BTC

ADHD-Developer

30 againist 60 EMA on daily or 50 / 200 on 4h charts are the best performing metrics on BTC since 2018 according to claude fable 5 model backtest on BTC data .. stop guessing and use mechanical rules for your investment decisions

Romanizer

I don’t think “they must buy low and sell high” is the right framing. Bitcoin is their core treasury asset, not inventory. A manufacturer doesn’t plan to sell its machines just because those machines are its main asset. Strategy’s model is to acquire as much BTC as possible using infinite fiat capital inflows, mainly equity/preferred issuance and converts, while those markets remain open. So yes, BTC price affects optics, runway, and market trust. But a lower BTC price is not automatically bad if they can still raise capital accretively, because every dollar buys more BTC. Lower price just usually comes with bad sentiment, which frankly doesn't make sense. The real failure mode is not “they bought at the wrong BTC price.” It is losing access to accretive fiat funding, getting buried by senior claims, or losing market trust before BTC appreciates enough to make the structure self-evidently solvent. At the current point, Bitcoin needs to grow about 4% in average to make their runway endless.

Romanizer

Not quite. Strategy isn’t buying with debt. Recently a lot of the BTC purchases were funded through ATMs, especially common equity and preferred stock issuance. Preferred is not debt legally. The model is: issue capital when the terms are accretive, buy BTC, and try to increase BTC per share faster than dilution and senior claims grow. BTC price matters for hypothetical runway and collateral perception, but not in the simple “they must buy low and sell profits later” way. Selling BTC is not the core strategy. Buying BTC is better when it's cheap like it is right now. The price matters as in it's more beneficial when it's low. The lower the better.

xpresstuning

Buy using Strike, no fees if you're doing auto DCA (after 7 days). Transfer to wallet when you reach 0.01 BTC. Be simple and boring, if you complicate things you will fk up.

Rahul_2503

BTC is a long hold for me, its the replacement of traditional banking system. Control your own funds.

EAGLETUD

Go to hyperliquid and buy BTC for example

Pharan

BTC is the something that I desire.

lexicon_riot

Definitely need a social media strategy for X and Nostr! Legitimately one of the best things you can do right now is spend some time every day shitposting This guy sells wine: [https://x.com/BenJustman](https://x.com/BenJustman) These guys sell meat: [https://x.com/beckandbulow](https://x.com/beckandbulow) and Jack Mallers is constantly raving about them on his show. Another piece of general advice is to go network IRL at events throughout Europe. There's a payments conference in Berlin this October, Bitcoin++ with a focus on payments. Bitcoin++ is more of a technical / dev focused conference but the people there are super motivated to spend BTC. You will learn a ton and meet a lot of cool people. Also do you ship internationally to the US? If so I'll be your first Bitcoin customer :)

SuspiciousInjury8126

In the long run, as long as the world government prints money (which they do regularly) BTC as a finite asset will go up in price. Dont be too affected by short term fluctuations, buy and hodl, have a long teem view.

Arbeke

Io sono dentro su MSTR, per me non è più il momento di vendere, ogni volta che raggiunge una possibile resistenza vendo una call coperta, se sale rollo ancora , se scende incasso e acquisto ancora, nessuno può sapere se BTC sale o scende ma è già il momento di iniziare a fare scorte. Mio parere personale naturalmente.

Lavayo

Good job, I started in 24 after the ETF pump. Also large lump sum at the start. If I had started 2 months earlier I would have much more but that's how it is. At least we did not see those prices again yet. Concerning the cycle, no one knows. It's eerily accurate historically though. The reason also is not really clear. Many say it's the halving which is every four years. It has an effect for sure but personally I don't think it's that great anymore. Over 20M BTC got mined already, the coins that were mined in 26 got bought up by mstr alone twice over. Yet we are in a bear market. Another explanation is the general cyclicality in markets and fiscal policy. It might break it might hold, but imo there is no reason why it should break in 4-8 years specifically.

Moose_Corn

Lump sum is better if BTC never go under this price. On the other hand DCA is better if we go back under current price. WELCOME TO SATOSHIS CASINO, MAKE YOUR BETS

tenor_tymir

You‘re trying to time and outsmart the market which rarely works. BTC moves in cycles, it goes from ATH to a new cycle low to a new ATH and back to a new cycle low. That’s the only thing you can somewhat confidently spot and seize for aggregated DCA - if you really want to time the market. DCA during lows and hold (or sell) during highs. If that’s too stressful for you, you can also blindly DCA no matter the price, through highs and lows and get an average price over many years. Some like to go that route because it’s hands-off and easy to accomplish. I personally only DCA when BTC is 50% off from the latest ATH, like right now. As long as the lows are easy to spot, this is a hands-on approach that can get you ahead a little.

DRAGULA85

Thankfully I’ve made my peace with it. I haven’t fretted as much as I thought I would. Thinking of fiat as melting ice cubes keeps me from panic selling BTC.

AstroRoverToday

You should check what you think you've been buying because it's not BTC.

AstroRoverToday

You currently don't have any BTC. As you said, since you don't hold the keys, they aren't your coins. Do you know what this means? Do you have the seed phrase for your exchange wallet? No. You only own bitcoin when you create a seed phrase and move some bitcoin to the address derived from a seed phrase only you know. So, your question logically doesn't even make sense. Everyone has exactly 0 bitcoin when they buy their first cold wallet. It's only when they "redeem" their note for the bitcoin held elsewhere and transfer it to their cold wallet that ownership rights transfer.

Agile_Veterinarian_6

Go to https://switcher.finance Select USDT > BTC, directly via browser in-app, these are the best rates as it's an aggregator.

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quintavious_danilo

Well, it’s very practical if you wanted to buy drugs online with your BTC. Like some of us did 10 years ago 🥴☠️

BrokenHefaistos

Offcoure it is, BTC drives nothing but 'investuuuhrr burps' ETH drives a whole trading game although it could do more, the game is fun and educative, the gains are real. All BTC does is hang around on the coach like an OG on hopium.

Expensive-Bed-3606

For me around 0.1 BTC or if it worth $10000 usd

North-Exchange5899

BTC for store of value, ETH for smart contract infrastructure

aluculef

I have 32 and I got into BTC around 2023

Significant-Funny420

No set amount. I bought one when I had about $1,000 in BTC. I wouldn't be comfortable with more than that on an exchange

CyberCrud

Okay bro.  We'll come back after ATH in late 2029... probably October.   So let's say late November.   I bet BTC goes past 188k before the S&P 500 goes past 22k.  

slickrick_27

1 BTC is more than 99% of people in the whole world will ever have.

tek3k

Your logic: "Bitcoin is number one only ...only bc it weas first." Ford is the best car bc it was first AOL is the best email bc it was first Yahoo is the best search bc it was first Napster is the best music bc it was first MySpace is the best social media bc it was first Blackberry is the best phone bc it was first "Every crypto is fundamentally the same..." LUNA BTC ETH XMR USDC Oh yeah. I see your point. /s

Accomplished-Lion144

IBIT when BTC headed towards liquidity, and SBIT when it's going the other way, inside a Roth IRA, tax free and much easier and 100% tax free on earnings

Pale_Luck_3720

I got to over one BTC, I watched what was happening and I sold about 1/3 of it to recoup my investment. I'm playing with house money now.

BaldGuyAce

Math wise they are almost exactly the same(only difference is a 0.25% annual fee on the IBIT etf, vs. purchase and sale fee with BTC direct. Perhaps you meant VOO vs IBIT

The_Bitcoin_Act

Estimates put China’s government Bitcoin holdings at roughly **190,000–194,000 BTC…**

RetiredAvocado

Multisig and time locks are different things. I would not time lock anything at all, especially for far into the future. Things change, and locks might become garbled and unspenable. There are variations to multisig the "firms" can offer. In basic setup the "firm" only has one part to give to your family. The "firm" can't spend anything with just the one part it holds. Your family will have another part that they get from you. Your family can't spend without the part the "firm" has, and cannot get it from the "firm" until whatever conditions you set up are met. For example you're incapacitated and unable to function. Or dead. It prevents your family from having the keys, spending your BTC, and playing dumb saying they got hacked, or blaming you that you got hacked or you spent it yourself. Also, the "firm" might handhold your beneficiaries through how to use their 2 parts to get access. They might be clueless. And properly and legally set up transferable on death title of ownership. Your millions of dollars worth of BTC get a stepped up cost basis at the time your family gets it. If they just have a seed phrase they inherit your cost basis. If you got in cheap they will be liable for much higher tax bills when selling. If you have a way to pass on the seed phrases and hardware wallets and passphrases and instructions to people who can figure it out, well do that. But also consider that legally documented TOD setup could save them a lot of money in taxes. You do have to set it up all legally and formally, and when you die it will reset the cost basis of BTC your family inherits.

champing_at_the_bit

Good. Once all these leveraged positions are liquidated, BTC can begin to grow again.

lovemyhawks

Assuming not a troll, tough to give an accurate answer based on many factors, the biggest being location. Idk anything about taxes outside USA but assuming USA, you can sell up to $49k annually (increases every year) without paying cap gains. Sounds like you have roughly 40 BTC minimum. If it were me, I’d sell enough for 5 years expenses and take that tax hit. Ride the rest and sell up to cap gains limit each year thereafter

Billkr

No. Websites. Simple coding. That is all child's play nowadays. You need to do something that is worth BTC. I suggest physical labor. Learn a trade (plumber, electrician, framer, etc.).

Ark3tech

Yes, and he’s saying that your money isn’t safe anywhere, so there really is no good place to store it. Currency BTC is the most secure, as long as you’re not susceptible to social engineering.

leotardodicabrio

He spent way too much time recently trying to crack a 1 BTC puzzle and he's officially questioning his life choices.

ElderMight

>If you think your money will be worth less in the future, you invest it into things that produce actual economic growth or you spend it. This drives the economy. If you think your money will be worth more in the future, you are less incentivized to spend it, and this can lead to a feedback loop of a contracting economy. This is completely wrong. The logic here is completely destroyed with just a few examples: Laptops go down in price if you wait a year, yet people buy millions of them every year. In 1980, a 10 MB hard drive cost $3500. Today it costs pennies, yet they continue to be bought up in the millions every year for decades. The price of these goods go down every year, yet people still buy them... your logic is completely broken here. If the thing I want to buy (car, hard drive, computer, anything) brings me more value now versus waiting a year, I will buy that thing now. It's an economic calculation people make every day and it can't be explained by your nonsensical logic that lower prices over time disincentivizes spending. It's borderline stupid what you're saying here, but I would love to entertain you explaining this away with whatever mental gymnastics you can conceive. >If someone got paid in bitcoin during the period of 2021-2023 and had to actually live off of that, rather than speculating it will increase in value in the future and choosing to invest in it, the deflation would have fucked them. I've been living off it since 2021 lol. Do you not know how it works? All savings paid in BTC, all bills paid in cash. I still keep 6 months emergency fund in cash. This isn't complicated. If you have a big stack, you could get paid 100% in BTC, pay bills with credit card, then pay credit card by selling btc. If price takes a down turn, you can write that off as a capital loss and pay no taxes. >It is extremely obvious that I am not the one misunderstanding money here. You are confidently wrong on this one. It's obvious to everyone else here you do NOT understand money. >You just said you have not spent any of your bitcoin, and that the goal of it is money which is what you use it for. This is contradictory unless you mean the goal of it is to resell it later for real money. This really underscores your misunderstanding of money. Money has 3 functions. The first function of money is store of value. Money cannot be a medium of exchange without first having this function, which bitcoin undoubtedly does. The second is medium of exchange, and third is unit of account. Bitcoin does all 3. It's mostly used as a store of value currently because it's still in price discovery, but eventually it will be used for all three functions. Just because I have not spent it yet does not mean I am not using it as money. Holding it is using it. There's no contradiction or conflict here. I also use it as a unit of account. For me the price of houses have decreased over time when priced in bitcoin, and even though housing would continue getting cheaper for me in the future vs now, I chose to buy a house now because it brings me and my family more value versus waiting another year or more. See what I did there?

RichPokeScalper

I sold all of my BTC in 2011, paid off my house, and have been living off of investment income ever since. Not working doesn’t feel good, so I have had a few businesses along the way. But if I wanted to walk away from my business now I could do it in a heartbeat without fear So my advice to you is YES! If you can cash out and not worry about money again, do it.

CyberCrud

Incorrect.   Not if you compare its ATH to the S&P at the time.   Cherry picking BTC during it's winter lull is disingenuous.   The BTC ATH in October 2025 was $126k.  The price in October 2016 was $700.  That is an increase of 18,000%.  The S&P has never had that kind of return. 

Moist-Fee-3330

I have a Roth IRA that I buy mutual funds with so I do plan on maxing that out at some point but I’m still prioritizing BTC at the moment

Lanky-Performer-4557

I’d be scared to retire on just BTC portfolio personaly.

LegendsNeverDox

Lol and then we wonder why BTC hasn't caught on with the masses.

Chdanos

The only balance you need is BTC‘s balance in your wallet

Secret_Operative

At some point I yolo'd all my retirement accounts into grayscale, then the ETFs when they came along. Sold those on the way down at $102k. Now ready to buy back in. BTC in cold wallet still chillin' in parallel.

DanielTheTechie

I'm a bear and I welcome this pump. It was too risky to sell in the bottom. Now I have finally the security margin I was waiting for. As soon as I see BTC rejecting its closest resistance level on the daily chart, I will start shorting your shitcoins mercilessly. 😉

Far-Crow-7195

I had some BTC on Coinmetro which is an exchange I have used for years. I put it there after an email hack and nervousness as to whether I had ever compromised my seed phrase so I moved it whilst I set up a new ledger. It was meant to be there 24 hours and it got stuck. It took me a month, a load of fees, and many sleepless nights to get most of it back and into cold storage again. I actually had to sell a bit as well which I just don’t do. Coinmetro has now - 2 months later - suspended all deposits and withdrawals and admitted it got screwed by a liquidity provider. If you ask all the people who stored their crypto on the exchange if it was a good idea you would buy a cold wallet tonight. If my situation had happened just a few weeks later I would sitting here hoping the Estonian courts find a way to give me a few pence back.

Donut_LordO

If BTC doubles in price, MSTR quadruples 👍

WorkerPlayful4192

Payed with BTC?

Todo_es

Then why it's on the graphic included as a nation-state, but with the wrong amount of BTC?

deepansh1809c

https switcher finance Select USDT > BTC, directly via browser in-app, these are the best rates as it's an aggregator.

deny_by_default

Not really. When you move it onto the exchange to sell, it should be on there only long enough to convert to fiat…ideally just a matter of minutes. That’s a different story than leaving BTC on the exchange for potentially months.

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United-Swan-3288

Show me where BTC has had \*any uptrend in the last year. This is year #1 of 4-yr cycle. Might be 5yr since crypto has never had a sitting Prez PUMP & DUMP yall so hard. Clarity will never exist, and think many are having hard time telling themselves they got dunked on with all the hype.

Adonael

I use CoinTrends to quickly screen for gainers and losers over certain period of time and also use TradingView to look at charts and patterns for the coins that I find. I select period of BTC that looks interesting to me and the site shows me which coins performed best/worst. Also I can quickly see how coins from my portfolio (watchlist) performed during that period of time.

Active-Rope9301

BTC/ETH/SOL. Possibly HYPE. I’d like to say TAO/Bittensor but I dunno, the AI space is crowded.

Andre_ev

Wow 😮, If SNP500 or dollar would collapse, are there any chance that people would use BTC for trade, Or do they would run to buy overprinted priceless dollars? 💸 💵

Upbeat_Acanthaceae41

You’re going to see quite a few ‘not your keys…’ comments - which are 100% true. What you may also want to consider are the fees and spreads of the exchange you are using. Before you buy any more BTC take a look at your exchange and see how much it will cost to sell or transfer it then compare that to other exchanges. You may also want to look into some exchanges that offer ‘staking’ of BTC if you are not planning on selling (research them thoroughly before deciding).

Lefties_TheWorst7331

Not El Salvadors. They buy 1 BTC daily dollar cost average.

AlternativePear4617

Are you jocking right? WHERE DID YOU HEARD THAT? You just post this shit to create controversy? What's the source? You need to read more about BTC and how it works. THEN ask yourself again the question "IS Bitcoin Cash BETTER THAN Bitcoin?" I you will feel dumb. Is easier to post it here than look up for answers on google before. Research about the blockchains and the problems they solve before post here please.

PackagedMilk

If CDC or Coinbase goes under there’s more problems in the world than whether or not you have a cold wallet or what price BTC is

brkinard

ETH/BTC back at weekly 21 sma resistance....been rejected each time since November. Break and close above big signal...btc.d could start to collapse.

SageLeaf1

That means other people bought 491 BTC

Squeiner

Some people didnt think they needed a cold wallet and letf their coins on MtGox, or FTX, or Blockfi, Celsius, QuadrigaCX, Cryptopia, Bitgrail, Youbit, Einstein, Cointed, Bitcoinica, Vircurex , Coin.mx, BTC-e, Cryptsy. All of them ended up regretting their choice. Meanwhile, those of us who have cold storage have lived thru countless exchanges collapsing. I've used at least 3 now-defunct exchanges in the past. Didnt care when any of them went under cause they didnt have my coins. I have my coins. Dont take unnecessary risks. Self custody is very easy to learn. Not your keys, not your cheese

theshiniestbrighstar

BTC is used for crime that’s what.

tek3k

If you're still asking yourself if BTC is a scam you've pretty much self-identified as a crypto noob who hasnt done much homework or trading.

andreas_europe

Look at Cuvex Bit (BTC only, stateless)

tek3k

This post kind of insults people intelligence. It's like I can't ever get the time back. I'm not sure if someone who doesn't understand the difference between BTC, altcoins and crypto should be allowed to post.

nerdburg

Meh, yes and no. I have a few thousand $ worth on Robin Hood because I like their platform and charts, and I fool around with shitcoins. I would not trust them with all of my BTC tho. I think you're fine trusting the exchanges while you learn how BTC works, but eventually you'll want to secure your investment. It's a good idea to set up a cold wallet and just move a little of BTC around until you are comfortable with how it works.

No_Theory9958

lol sold out of BTC while it’s low, to buy into AI at the peak… true WSB mentality

deny_by_default

I wasn’t referring to the BTC itself becoming lost, but your access to it. Exchanges have been known to lock customer accounts due to “suspicious activity” and won’t disclose what that means. The rise of relying on AI to auto flag these things is probably going to make that worse. If your account gets locked, it can be very difficult to get access to it again. Meanwhile, you don’t have access to the BTC because they control the keys to it.

BioFrosted

I’m going to go against the grain here and say it depends. It depends on how much risk you’re willing to go through and how well you sleep at night with that risk. A Trezor is what, €60? What’s the point of paying that if you own 20€ in BTC? If you own 200€, I still think it’s not really worth it. At 2000€ it starts making sense. My point is, I think it’s stupid to recommend cold wallets to people who can easily bear the very unlikely scenario their cold wallet gets hacked. Up until multiple thousands I had my coins sitting on Blue Wallet on my Mac because it’s a simple, great wallet that’s quite secure. When I went 5 digits I was uneasy so I moved it all to a Trezor. It’s a relative question not an absolute one,

moviemaker2

There is absolutely no reason you should have gotten downvoted for this. This post shows exactly why people new to crypto should never self custody. Losing BTC on an exchange is almost unimaginably rare now compare to losing it via a mistake like the one OP made. Way more people have lost funds due to self custody errors than to exchange failures.

horriblemonkey

Only if you really need your BTC

Unlikely_Diver_5573

yes u can swap USDT to BTC in trust wallet and then send it to another wallet. just watch fees and make sure u're on the correct network....

Todo_es

China owns 190,000 BTC https://bitcointreasuries.net/governments/china

Silly_Estate_1727

Buy now. Go all in before it's too late! Sell your house and go all in BTC!!!!

SingularityXZ

Life is meant to be lived, but BTC is life sooo...

NonVideBunt

BTC will also fail

DSMRob

Why would you not buy stuff you want also? BTC is just an investment, nothing more, and like any investment you use money thats left over to help you in your later years. Dont forget to live today while you save for tomorrow.

Silly_AsH

Barren Trump Coin - BTC.

quintavious_danilo

When is ETH finally going to deliver another 3x? At this point, it feels like “never.” Over the last several years, ETH has consistently underperformed Bitcoin. Every time it looks like it’s about to catch up, it gives back most of its gains while BTC continues to make new highs and outperform over the long run. Why should I keep allocating capital to ETH when Bitcoin has repeatedly proven to be the better investment? At this point, the opportunity cost of holding ETH instead of BTC seems increasingly hard to justify.

SatoshiTrails

Not just you, there's something about 1 BTC that hits different as a goal. It's probably because it's the only asset where owning one full unit is going to become increasingly rare.

LevelStationaryPlane

How many of you are also exposed to the SP500 and also raking in gains there vs just being a troglodyte and all in on BTC while missing gains elsewhere due to ego and pride etc.? I'd bet over half of you at very least are eating shit and pretending to smile lmao.

Large-College-4772

Just as real as BTC!

Ok_Statement1359

why is a shi\*?LTC was fine from the start. I use it for payments since 2015 probably, never had issues, it was always faster than BTC or ETH, lower in fees, and stable.. Idk, i will always trust more on some coin with history than some 'better' new alt

Ok_Statement1359

because higher x? BTC will go maybe 2x, ETH can do 3x?

Old-Photograph8635

Alts existem milhões, ja BTC só existe 1!

quintavious_danilo

ETH has a completely different use case and well, it’s been stagnant over the last couple of years while BTC has consistently gained value. I don’t exactly know why people buy ETH over BTC. I would not.

EntrepreneurTop8382

I think BTC more as the super hot extremely bipolar older sister and LTC the younger kinda meh looking with potential and only slightly bipolar sibling

quintavious_danilo

Why LTC when you can have BTC? It’s like the little brother who will never surpass its older sibling.

ZascandileandoAndo

Yes. Sell half your BTC, buy an apartment or two, rent them out and go to SEA and life off rent + BTC profits. If you hate your job and you keep doing it, you'll end up with a stroke, cancer or a chronic illness.

Unlikely_Diver_5573

i think its healthy to have a balance. saving and investing are important, but so are experiences and enjoying ur life, if buying BTC means never spending on things that genuinely matters to u, it's probably worth reassessing that balance.....

DryTechnology5224

When I bought it at the time, sure maybe a bit. But now BTC allows me to buy whatever I desire. Without my stash I wouldn't be able to do and buy half the stuff I do

Arijan101

You can't even do math. To reach the price of $250k BTC would need a market cap of $5T. That's exactly 4x from the current market cap of $1.25T. Also, please stop posting your posts are getting dumber with each passing day.

derbyfan1

Thats why Im only in BTC

Jazzlike-Check9040

BTC is going to zero

DistributionOk2111

Only BTC

Marmaluke420

When walls come tumbling down ... Saylor gonna be forced to sell at some point... Just so he can DCA.... That my friend is when the bottom is in. Saylor is BTC. Then there is the billions the us govt owns because they confiscated it from criminals... They can dump the market at any moment ...and they will. Especially with daddy trump

dwg808

You don't have to post it. You can just buy it and then watch BTC go down in August, and then you'll sell in September, and then it starts going up in October that's when you comeback to complain that every time you buy it goes down and then when you sell it goes up.