BTC

Calm-Neighborhood-43

The claim was that there is no reason to buy altcoins in a bull market because BTC has previously outperformed them. This is demonstrably false. In the long run would I trust ALGO over BTC? no of course not. Or any other coin. But they present opportunities for higher profit % in a bull market.

Fit_Sherbet3137

In 20 years ? With inflation? 3 full BTC

Pleasant_Maybe_5523

[Bitcoin.org](http://Bitcoin.org) itself isn’t actually selling you the BTC — its Buy Bitcoin page uses a third-party provider (MoonPay). I’d check the order status there first, then look up the transaction ID on a block explorer. If there’s no transaction ID yet, the BTC probably hasn’t been sent to the network at all.

New-Plastic9879

3 or 4 BTC probably.

canada11235813

The range of "life changing" is so big it renders your question irrelevant. Forget BTC, just pick a number... $50,000? Life-changing money for some people, and a bad 20 minutes at the blackjack table for others. You can pick any number and that'll be the case.

davidvietro

You're pretty delusional if you think less than 10 BTC will bring you real wealth

IndustrialPuppetTwo

"My BTC position has been made already and I'm looking for a small alt coin position. " So you are going to through all your BTC gains away on shit coins?

goodlordnotslum

.21 BTC today will outperform 200k in the sp500 today over a 20 year span but aim for 1 coin

Far-Concentrate-7236

It's actually a lot more than just a cryptocurrency, it's essentially the first ever decentralized "world computer". BTC is a decentralized ledger specifically for currency and currency only. ETH includes currency but it's way more than that.

bobbyv137

People don't often think critically when responding to such questions. Firstly you pointed out the obvious: it is highly subjective what 'life changing' means from one person to the next. I know literal multimillionaires, and I also know a woman living in the Philippines making $200pm. She is so 'poor' she couldn't even afford to celebrate her only child's birthday last week. So inevitably it depends on one's circumstance. Even if Bitcoin goes to $5m per coin in \~20 years, you could argue for a 'westerner', 0.10 BTC would still be significant, as then their holding is $500k. The obvious problem? in 20 years, the median price for a house in the US could be $1m (double what it is today). I think anyone serious about holding BTC should simply aim to obtain as much as they can and hold it for as long as they can. I truly do believe it's still a binary outcome for Bitcoin: it is either slow trending to effectively zero real world value, or slowly going up against fiat, forever.

oneawesomewave

I chill on the BTC I bought in 2013 😉

mrinvertigo

I'm going to go with 100% of BTC will be life changing in 20 years.

CoinRabbitFinance

Hey! The part I would not reduce to “sell or borrow” is the time horizon. Selling fixes the outcome today, while a Bitcoin-backed loan keeps the position exposed to every drawdown until it is repaid. At CoinRabbit, we see the starting LTV as only the first number. The liquidation threshold, how quickly collateral can be added, whether the BTC is rehypothecated and the total cost over the intended term matter together. If the plan only works while Bitcoin keeps rallying, the buffer is probably too thin.

ubermensch1001

This and the fact that it's even being talked about on the mainstream news should make you very cautious. Literally every crypto youtuber is going on about how the bear market is over and that we are going to 100k before the end of the year. Mainstream news talks about how BTC is pumping hard, etc. This is all happening when we are near extreme greed in the market with RSI hitting a lower high and with prices kind of stagnating here. I'm totally fine if it continues to pump and go crazy, I just would be very cautious with making any big purchases here. I wouldn't be too surprised to see one big sell off to shake these people out before we really start getting into the bull market. This should all become apparent within the next 1-2 months.

Few_Response_7028

I could imagine a 0.5-1 BTC or something like that

MeanTwo4080

No 50 BTC now you are super rich, 50 BTC 20 years from now you will be at least as rich as you are today regardless of fiat inflation, same rule applies to 1 BTC today, inflation does not mean you need more btc in the future to become as rich as you are with the same amount of btc today

Twodapex

Unless we do away with fiat and work in BTC only. Otherwise our BTC might be worth stupid amounts of fiat but if fiat is hyper inflated it doesn't matter

tribepride25

You open a Fidelity Crypto account and then transfer in the BTC the same way you would to any other wallet

BrendanRodgersss

Look at the all time chart and tell me if this meme makes any sense? BTC has been going up only for over a decade. The fact that it behaves as a currency during consolidation periods is not really a bad thing.

Mix_Right

Strike.me is the cheapest legit place to buy BTC

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apricotR

To time the market (be it BTC or securities) you have to be right -- twice. Lesson (hopefully) learned.

Melodic_Fan5726

BTC finally moved and now I’m pretending I knew this was gonna happen 😂

criminalmadman

BTC fuck all that other noise

tailsuser606

I gave half of my seed phrase to each of my kids. It's on them now. (One of them used to hold BTC, so knows how to do it.)

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alterise

> real cryptocurrencies that are mined using proof of work like BTC, BCH, SOL, etc one of these is not like the others.

Topspeed_PT

People open shorts and longs in bull and bear markets. Just read patterns and you will win most of them. Right now, BTC is trending down. 3rd daily red candle.

aprx4

Currently BTC is viewed as another risky investment, affected by macro economy. It is not viewed as a hedge against government intervention (or some extend, socialism).

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Physical-Profit9447

I am sure everybody here bough BTC when it was 1 dollar.

TheRadishBros

Compare ETF inflow chart to BTC chart

TheRadishBros

It’s because price is primarily driven by ETFs now, which in-turn are influenced by macro economic forces. Rather than BTC itself being directly linked, but in the grand scheme of things this distinction doesn’t matter.

faisal_yk26

Genuinely funny how much BTC tracks the bond market now. Anyone else check yields before checking price?

NotYourAvgBoomer

If somebody stops eating well and wear second hands cloths, neglect his health and stay all the time at home (cheapest he can find) just to buy more BTC, he is my opinion very poor. Life is passing by and nothing can bring it back. Enjoy the ride.

Mohowl_

So it's you way or nothing? Some people don't want to buy BTC, that's a good thing. I don't have much, and I'm certainly not poor because of it.

powerguy134

No clue what that even means, I’m just a regular guy, even if someone smart economics scientist came up to me and told me BTC had horrific “macros” I’d still continue buy it.

Lavayo

And now we have higher rates, war is still going, oil is up and BTC above 80k. I'm not saying we won't drop or pump, just that we can't say it has to do x because of y. Especially short term.

Lavayo

Of course not by end of Sept. But don't predict what BTC because of any catalyst. Rate hike? Now the narrative shifts because it does not matter. BTC pumped to slightly below today's prices into May when the Iran war started.

powerguy134

If you think about it, as of today only 370 million people own any amount of BTC. That’s less than 5% of the human population, a relatively small number compared to the 8.3 billion people on earth. Think about what would happen if the other 95% of people that don’t own Bitcoin and haven’t ever purchased any started buying Bitcoin. ATP the price of Bitcoin is gonna surge regardless of what the greater market is doing.

farmerjohn2

If you're fine stitching a few things together, I'd hit Walletexplorer for BTC (cluster + labels), Bitquery or Covalent for EVM entity labels, and then layer OFAC/opensanctions on top; cache everything you resolve so you don't keep hammering their free tiers and just refresh tags on a slow rolling basis.

pen_jaro

Back in 2015 i have friends who was so passionate and patient with me explaining what BTC is. I just politely dismissed what they were saying and laughed at them in private. Fast forward to the last halving and BTC just broke the 100K mark. I was like, FUUUCCCKKKK…. My friends are quiet now. Just keeping things to themselves. Avoiding unnecessary attention. I hv no idea how many BTC they have but im pretty sure they’re retired and spend their days just smoking pot and drinking alcohol. People will realize on their own sooner or later. I did…

dsk83

Tap what? I just buy BTC

Bilatsibagya

Sell BTC and buy from inside the bank platform if you die the bank has records of your BTC and fiat

Pyroll2206

But the exchange is paying 1% APY in BTC to keep it in. Why would i change ?

UnfairlyBanned1l

This isn't about BTC or trading or addiction - none of this matters compared to this bit - "I’ve also become the emotional, and occasionally physical, outlet for his stress." There is no excuse for physical abuse, get out now before it gets worse.

Right-Head5861

Sell the BTC, buy BTC ETF. Give her log-in details to your trading account.

Clear-Main-6094

I’d compare the final BTC-to-fiat amount, withdrawal fees, KYC limits, and bank support rather than headline rates. changenow looks convenient for swaps, but for cashing out I’d also check a regulated exchange available in your country. Test with a tiny amount first, verify every detail, and never send the whole stack at once. changenow Comment priority today

rodeored16

He’s using leverage trading I would assume and when he is on the wrong end of a trade he loses his whole position. If he was just a spot trader he wouldn’t be accumulating debt, he would still have money in BTC or any other crypto asset

BigNoseParody

This is the correct sub. People here like to pretend they're not gambling by buying BTC. xD

Ok_Body_2830

I think a lot of the other replies are overcomplicating it by trying to figure out how to give functional instructions how to access it to a complete neophyte loved one. That seems potentially challenging and unnecessarily challenging. Just provide basic instructions so that a reasonably crypto-savvy person could access it. Then surely your loved one can just take the instructions to a reasonably crypto-savvy person they trust? Or find a way to hire someone trustworthy to do it? At most, all you need to do is have a discussion with your loved one about how they might find such a person and what scams to keep an eye on. Also, a lawyer handling the estate would often see solving that or outsourcing a solution to that as part of the services they provide. It might be a little more complicated if the amount of BTC wasn't too much. If it was just a couple thousand USD, it could be a problem that is worth the time and expense necessary to solve it.

Strange_Director_621

Ah ok, that’s the way to do it then. My brother-in-law died a few weeks ago and I suspect he didn’t have any instructions for my sister and probably lost all their BTC/crypto forever. This has been on my mind every day since then.

Turbulent-Land-5664

Do not trade BTC - the Vol makes the temptation great, but the best strategy is simply HODL and DCA. Does your BF have any holdings or position in BTC that offset his debt? Or real estate equity? Some poeple have an allocation of play money that they can affort to lose - and its still a gamble, but at least its capped and controlled. This sounds like a gambling addiction and yes the highs and lows a person goes through can be devastating and gut wrenching. He needs to stop that. Good luck.

GreenStretch

This is why a huge portion of BTC will end up in TradFi, because the beneficiaries can easily access it.

Beaesse

Why do you think that making a few thousand new bilionnaires is going to end wars and start a new renaissance? Wars are fought for many reasons, only a few of which could even be reasonably addressed by bitcoin in theory, and it seems to me that if bitcoin becomes another highly valued commodity, it would simply INCREASE reasons for conflict for its acquisition and/or retention. The moment that BTC becomes an _actual_ threat to existing power structures, those existing power structures' tools of violence will simply be employed against that threat.

BristlingB

Everyone else's BTC gets a lil more scarce. You are all welcome

Sin-City-Sinner

Damn I can’t post pics of vids in the comments, BTC is hardly moving when I put it on 1hr 😆, if it continues I’m going for it, last time this happened I made a strategy, did NOT execute it, and if I had I would have made around 200k in…. A few weeks if i remember correctly. I also took a screeN recording of BTC looking like it was playing on 10x speed lol on 1hr ofc but it still looked like it was a glitch it was moving so fast!

Kommandant_Milkshake

Not quite, IBIT doesn't use futures or any other market derivatives, it is backed by BTC custodied by Coinbase Prime. They also have a backup custodian I believe in the event Coinbase has some issue.

bugsHaveFeelersToo

Your money is supposed to die with you. It Helps to keep the supply of BTC low. Otherwise just put the seed phrase in a bank deposit box if you expect to die soon

dsk83

BTC going up while rest of the market is frothing, there's plenty of liquidity when things sell off. BTC correlation has decoupled a bit from equities so stocks go down I think BTC will be less affected than in the past. BTC is a somewhat of a weird paradox ATM being both risk off and on

Sin-City-Sinner

Now I’m considering swing trading as this is a good senario rn or i should say COULD be the right situation to do so with BTC

CarsonDreams

Congrats bro! $900 BTC is insaneeeeee. Holy

Andre_ev

If I die my BTC would be dig 🪏 by quantum future hackers marauders

Cannister7

If it dumps 12% then anyone buying will have 12% more BTC than today, so, yes, it will matter.

Grand-Drift-956

the BTC journey have really been interest

_Stylite

This is absolutely not true. BTC downtrends and market downtrends are very strongly correlated. Where there’s fear in the markets BTC dumps first

memorandapi

That's all well and good. Thank you. Each to their own. The btc price graph is just a collection of the overall psychological feeling of humans toward the price of BTC. You represent one human. There's others that also contribute to what the price is/ will be. Plenty, actually

Njhuang86

I'm going to be rational here. You might be right, but in the long run, there is a greater change that you are wrong because BTC trends up and to the right. Yes, I can sell now and lock in some profits. However, I would have to pay short term taxes on top of those profits. So why do that if I know that BTC will certainly hit much higher numbers down the road? Furthermore, there is a pretty good chance that 84K is the floor and we are just another gap up before 90K becomes the new floor. Hence it doesn't make sense to sell now unless you have 100% conviction that the prices are going to drop. And nobody has that crystal ball.

LordJamPunt

Do people in other countries consider US macro data when buying BTC? Hell, do most American buyers even know what macro data means?

nickneuman

We worked hard to solve this and make it easy for people's family to recover their BTC using Casa. Basically all they need to know how to do is keep the Casa app on their phone, tap to get access to the vault if you pass away, and wait 6 months. It uses a 2-of-3 multisig. One key is on your phone, one key on a hardware wallet, and one key held by Casa. So you can keep the hardware wallet as a key while you're alive (improving security with the cold key), but share the phone key with your wife that she can use if you pass away. She'll need the phone key plus the Casa key to access the BTC, and we enforce checks that it's actually her account using the Casa key before we'll approve the transaction with it. Takes about 5 min to set up and is much easier to recover from than trying to have her use a hardware wallet. Here's a tutorial someone made recently: [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZdtsMWP-Rvw](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZdtsMWP-Rvw)

lilvixen

No. I got some discount Bitcoin that I can sell you 1sat for 5sat in return. It's good anywhere BTC is taken

throwaway12three4

I did the same. I first had it in a regular crypto account but moved it to a joint account with my wife. That way if something happens the BTC can go to her directly and not probate court.

tenor_tymir

BTC flagged as problematic are usually sold on the black market at a premium or "mixed" so thoroughly that they are no longer recognizable as such, thereby acquiring the same value as untainted BTC.

taquitaqui

Try the Shamir Secret or whatever it’s called. Seed gets split into 3 parts. You give 2 away to people you trust. When you die, they need 2 of the 3 split parts to have the whole seed. That solves the seed part, the other, she has to understand that BTC is money and she needs to do research or you give her a document of what exactly to do in case if your passing.

New_Watercress_4587

I don’t think that’s the main problem. With traditional financial systems there’s KYC and other ways to revert or prevent scams. BTC transactions are irreversible. I’m sure stablecoins like USDC could be better because they control the smart contracts. Obviously some people prefer defi while others like cefi.

quintavious_danilo

I’m pretty sure you do not fully understand what DCA means. It has got nothing to do with lowering your average. It can help, but that’s not the idea. DCA simply means to buy a fixed amount of BTC at a regular schedule, like weekly, monthly, even daily. Let’s say you get paid once a month and then you take $100 out of that paycheck and buy BTC every Monday, for years. That’s a weekly DCA, and that’s how even you can do it without running out of funds.

AncientWanderer00999

BTC did you can't see me

Express-Economist-86

I bought SATA and STRC in a reputable broker. I use Fidelity, and I love the platform, although there’s other decent ones. SATA pays a daily dividend, STRC is twice a month. Over time, I’ve basically added a month of income to my year. I use the dividend from my bitcoin-backed stocks to buy Bitcoin pretty much whenever I feel like it in fidelity. Takes a day to settle the payment and then I can transfer from my stock account to my crypto account. Significant up days I’ll take a little profit, set another sell order for even higher and a bigger buy order a bit below. If I miss, I’ll just wait a bit or maybe buy some more STRC and SATA to get that income higher. If I get a big enough payout, I’ll begrudgingly buy a more aged dividend payer. They pay less, but they’re more stable by virtue of long existence. It’s a long and slow climb. I’m basically counting on 5-10 years of struggle. I may eventually back this whole operation up as an LLC with abundant mines (hosted miners) or the GoMining app (digital NFT miners) for tax breaks. Any of these carry significant risks and are worth learning and plotting the math and taxes BEFORE you enter - this is just how I roll. However, after getting settled into a rhythm with my dividends, it at least feels like free money, and I like that my inflatable bucks are working for me faster than any other rate of return I’ve seen. It would absolutely be faster to just buy bitcoin, but my $100 stock that pays me all the time is psychologically easier to cope with than putting in a hundred bucks to BTC, watching the chart, and getting heated.

quintavious_danilo

In what delusional world is BTC a risk-off asset? 🤡🙈

iciDA

If you die it is lost and everyone's BTC wins in value. You should explain all of it (seed etc) to people you love and trust before... (wife, brother, whoever)

Kryy213

That was what I was trying to understand. Let's say that I have some transaction (for example a simple car washing service) happening with someone, which will settle in BTC on the network. Technically, I'd be willing to accept to do the transaction for a certain amount of "non flagged" BTC which is lower than "flagged" BTC, as a premia needs to be added to compensate for the difficulty of cashing out. Hence my reasoning of why not all bitcoins are worth the same?

biggiemokeyX

1 BTC = 1 BTC There is definitely added nuance with "flagged" coins that might be connected to illegal activity, mixers, etc. You very well could have issues cashing out a "flagged" coin. The issue arises with regulated onramps and offramps, not necessarily the Bitcoin network itself.

Get_the_nak

USD = risk on BTC= risk off Bad news -> risk off Tell me what you don’t understand 

UrbanGrower187

Maybe you still can! Don’t loose faith in what you believe in. no one knows anything but the idea of BTC and how it’s made makes sense to some and for some it is a scam either way best of luck and hope things get better whatever way it goes.

AD1AD

Entrenched? Sure. Unstoppable? Not even close. Brand recognition only goes so far. (It goes a long way, like you said, but it's not infinitely valuable.) If BTC refuses to innovate and fails to be actually useful as digital money (not just "digital gold" that's held 95% custodially), it *will* lose to competitors that are equally scarce but more useful. It maybe take years or decades, but it will happen. No first mover advantage is un-fumble-able.

Grunblau

When ETFs are “in-kind” for retail, it will become a form of custody that might have much of the utility intact. If you wanted to borrow against it for example. You wouldn’t have to sell BTC, it just morphs to be a different wrapper depending on use.

yioshie

It depends what your goal is, if your goal is to get more fiat then yeah, selling some to buy once it drops its usually a good strat. My goal is to get as much BTC as possible, so I don't sell, I just buy when it's low and keep stacking. FIAT just keeps losing value so I don't see the point of selling BTC for it. If I'll need it in the future sure, I'll be willing to sell some to buy/pay what I need, but until then BTC > FIAT.

Backrus

BTC has finite supply but stocks have buybacks which reduce supply. As long as GDP and earnings grow, you can't realistically put cap on stocks prices.

No-Masterpiece2246

Stablecoins are irrelevant to cryptocurrency markets. They're controlled by the same old regulated intermediaries as banking. They can be tracked, taxd, stolen, and frozen by governments. Stick with real cryptocurrencies that are mined using proof of work like BTC, BCH, SOL, etc. Or use privacy coins that are mined like XMR.

CashPhysical1084

Why’s BTC going down 🫠

magma_lakes

What!? Why is selling even an option, if you are trying to acquire more BTC? If you need the money... I get it. But if you're trying to increase your BTC holdings, just buy and forget about it. At the very least, store all your BTC in a hardware wallet, not just for the security, but also to prevent yourself from selling.

Useful-Window-208

Why not do this with MSTR stock instead of BTC as it is essentially a leverged BTC play

cjdangles

EASY. You dump everything but BTC and ETH.

btccyclecockpit

M2 is rising, pumping more liquidity into the market. BTC crossed an important line: the SMA 50 crossed above the SMA 200 (Golden Cross) – historically the point where we say goodbye to the bear.

jgarcya

See you when I start buying again at December's low... Enjoy your over priced 86k BTC.

pl201

Don’t buy it again l! It’s very simple, if you can’t take a 50% loss of your investment, BTC is not for you.

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OrangePillar

Swaps usually use an API, so the coin you’re swapping into comes back into the wallet you started from. So, you send bitcoin to MoonPay and receive USDT. However, you can send the BTC directly to Coinbase from Arculus and sell it there. You will most likely have lower fees selling on Coinbase than you will on MoonPay. If you use Coinbase Advanced with a limit order, you can keep the fees even lower.

colemusic1

DXY fluctuates all the time in multi year cycles. BTC is a volatile asset, yes, but it’s still sensitive to macroeconomics. BTC doesn’t simply ignore inflation fears, it in fact has benefited quite a lot recently from oil futures going -14% in just 5 days. So BTC can, at times, ignore macro completely if we’re in a full on euphoric bull run and a FOMO frenzy, but it’s becoming increasingly more sensitive to macro factors, especially inflation fears that we now have happening in October

T1gerAc3

For about the past year now, BTC and the USD have both been eating shit. I would think that as the US dollar devalues, every currency, including BTC would increase, relative to the USD, regardless of liquidity or interest rates