BTC

dooncaha

If I have to teach you how to short it only adds further scepticism on your claim that BTC will hit 40k.

transfermymoons

Honestly, Im not laughing at people freaking out. My original BTC purchases are up 10x (7x if you count all the shitcoin gambles and losses) and im still dreading the fall. Seeing the value of the portfolio fall is one thing, but the doom and gloom sentiment here multiplies that feeling by a factor x. I'd love to see Bitcoin push towards another ATH but can definitely understand those who are losing their shirt just a bit. Tho true.. when in read, best not to sell.

TroubleInMyMind

Zoom out on every alt and it's just a long slow downtrend with some spikes. The every alt loses to BTC over time guys are actually correct.

Scared_Good1766

Simple answer, because no one has a crystal ball. Holding is a hedge. Yes, if you knew with certainty that it was going to dip significantly, it would make sense to sell and repurchase lower, but no one except for perhaps Trump and Powell know for certain bitcoins short term direction- and that’s just because they basically set it. I don’t want to risk being priced out- so I hold, and I add to it. I benefit from higher accumulation on the downside, and I protect myself from the upside by holding my bag. Bitcoin returns and volatility is high enough without adding further risk to try and increase returns. But more than that- say you bought 1 BTC at $50k and decide to sell at $90k to get in at a lower level. That’s a $40k capital gain, and if you’ve got a 25% tax rate on those gains then you’ve just wiped out $10k of capital. Even if you successfully buy back in at $80k, and that’s still not a given, you’re in the exact same financial position. Not worth the headaches and the risk- the only thing that feels worse than a big bitcoin crash is a big Bitcoin pump when you’re out of the market

Grand-Button5819

Yep. Everyone seems to just want more dollars. 1 BTC = 1 BTC is laughed at by the butters precisely because of the failure to grasp it imo.

Grand-Button5819

Well if you sold at $90k and it bounces back to new highs you could buy the BTC back at a higher price and have less BTC than when you started. 😂 Here's a story probably as old as trading itself: The asset goes up, you FOMO in, because you expect it to go up even more. There's a correction due to the asset being overhyped. You sell near the bottom, because that's when the sentiment is at its lowest and you get scared. The asset bounces back, so you FOMO back in. Add leverage to make it extra spicy. Time in the market usually beats trying to time the market.

Fine-Warthog-8516

Newbie here, all jokes aside, is it better to buy one time $300 worth of BTC or to DCA my way thru it $10 a day month after month ? 👀

crazybird-thereal

Save your money this next 6\~12 mounth BTC will go between 60K$ \~ 40K$. Then there will be multiple cycle, till it’s reach 1M (approx 10Years).

crazybird-thereal

You should wait for blackfriday / cyber moonday, rooky mistake. But dont worry in 10 years BTC will hit 1M.

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Arijan101

Although there are some cherry picked facts in what you wrote, taken as a whole your statement makes zero sense. >Retail/dumb-money are the typical entities panic  selling "in line with market", while Wales and "smart money" would open strategic  buy positions at lower prices i  a "laddered" way.    Isn't there a much simpler answer? For example a lot of whales and big holders sold at a trigger price of $125-126k, because they know it's not going any higher than that (any time soon) and now there's low liquidity in the market because they've cashed out and retail sentiment and buying power is at an all time low? >This aligns with the theory of "panic Retail selling" If you're a hammer everything looks like a nail. I can also take a radnom snip at a random point in time from a BTC order book overview from any exchange and explain how the volume is low (at that exact moment) and how there are a lot of small sell order, but this has zero relevance to the macro trend of BTC which is obviously on a downward trend.

piggleii

Wasn't he talking shit about BTC during the last alt season?

Legitimate_Cry_5194

Why exactly do you care about financial institutions using blockhain tech? And why should they? And in which way this will improve our financial system's efficiency or our financial freedom as a population? Crypto has 4 use cases in the real world. - Illegal transactions (Drugs, guns etc) - Easier to hide wealth and generally evade tax authorities (Not certain as an outcome of course) - Stablecoins (Very useful for third world countries that want exposure to a more stable currency. Still, quite risky since you have no FDIC or whatever insurance a country gives if you have your money in a bank. You don't need FDIC insurance of course if you keep your coins into the blockchain by then you run the risk of losing your money in case of theft with no way of recovering them due to irreversible transactions, bye bye fortune + quite more complex way to make sure your kids will take said coins in case of death) - Store of value (BTC) In short anything else other than BTC, stablecoins (and to an extent ETH that secures them) and maybe a few privacy coins (Monero, ZCash) is a scam or just a solution in search of a problem to solve, a problem that will never find. I'm not hating crypto dude. And i really admire the blockchain technology. And i made a very high amount of money from it. But this industry is a paradise for fraudsters, scammers, gamblers, degens, right wing conspiracy theorists, and you can't even trust your own parents or kids dealing with this shit. That's not the future of finance. I once believed what you believe or what you think you believe. It's a failed experiment and only BTC will survive, and that's not certain as well.

jaymeetee

Silly me HODLing... in my defence I didn't have absolute confirmation BTC was going to drop to $40k until now.

Feeling-Prior-8734

80k, I just sold my corvette and my cabin so i am dropping all that in BTC

nestiebein

The only reason people don't care is because people don't like to hear hard to digest truths. People just want to buy a house or get money for their business yes but does that mean you have to do that through a total corrupt and rotten system? Not anymore. I'd happily sell or buy stuff directly with an unfucked system like BTC. People need to start moving money from banks into BTC because with every fuckup like this commercial bank people will see the alternative is way more secure. The majority will be too late.

ScrewTheBanker

I think your idea of gambling is off. I check the price movement more often than I care to admit. I listen to BTC content for probably more than 3 hours every day. Been here years, never once sold.

mynutsrbig

I like how none of you came up with a better response as to why monero or ZEC are worse than BTC. Tells me all. Mossad and Arab sand nigs can lick my huevos. Privacy for the win

Dark_Raiden_

Non burger nations are doing burgers' bidding on them. 24/7 markets trade based on whether or not burgerland will be happy on the next session, after which burgers either confirm or reverse i.e. BTC is just leveraged US markets (spot when open and futures when closed)

SeriousGains

Charles Hoskinson says BTC up to $250k by EOY 2026 on CNBC interview. Does anyone believe this bullshit?

mynutsrbig

Supporting because BTC is for gov NSA FEd sheep. XMR is freedom.

mynutsrbig

Looks like your worthless BTC is dumping also lmao

Still_Theory179

I think it's likely Zooko IS Satashi, I mean he's on record trying to make a decentralized money much earlier and was the first to blog about BTC. Way too much of a coincidence, I respect him leaving it behind and starting fresh without exposing who he is and using it as marketing for zec  But alas, people know and that coupled with zec pioneering and now integrating ZK in. Battle tested way helps explain the recent explosion. 

Angus-420

If stocks have topped, and especially if rate cuts don't happen in December, we're almost definitely headed down lower. Liquidity needs to be introduced to the market in order for price to rise again. BTC has an 80%-90% directional correlation with M2 supply over longer time frames (6M +).

Interesting-Sink-284

Anytime is a good time to own BTC. Nobody knows if up or down but long term trend is up. Buy close your eyes and hold for 10years. Remember BTC is volatile never panic sell.

FrankSlipHelp

>When I retire I will swap all my BTC for fiat and buy whatever I want. Respectfully, that is exactly what you do not want to do with an asset you can borrow against.

VariatCA

And which parts of it are fantasy, then? The only part of that even remotely in question is the last point about tariffs being struck down. The fairy tale is the "4-year-cycle" that have people believe that every 4 years due to manifest destiny, the entire world's investors suddenly and without provocation decide it's time for BTC to dump... even though *that same cycle theory* predicts it will just come back stronger anyways lmao.

Interesting-Sink-284

Nice stats bro. BTC is alt to Fiat and how should an alt to an alt even work. Sounds like lots of risk and your stats prove it.

Few_Ad6516

The Grauniad always does these hit pieces when BTC loses some value but are strangely quiet when theres a bull market.

Enfant01

I meant , you buy Bitcoin and wait for price Bitcoin in fiat increase and then sell it to get more fiat. for example, today BTC price 100$ = 1BTC next year price 10,000$ = 1BTC, this means the fiat increase from 100$ —> 10,000$ But BTC still 1 BTC. I’ll show you what you want between Bitcoin or Fiat. Note that: When you “Buy Bitcoin” it means you “ Sell Fiat”

Enfant01

I meant , you buy Bitcoin and wait for price Bitcoin in fiat increase and then sell it to get more fiat. for example, today BTC price 100$ = 1BTC next year price 10,000$ = 1BTC, this means the fiat increase from 100$ —> 10,000$ But BTC still 1 BTC. I’ll show you what you want between Bitcoin or Fiat. Note that: When you “Buy Bitcoin” it means you “ Sell Fiat”

VariatCA

Always funny seeing people come back to reddit after over a year just for the chance to comment about another BTC dip. Did watching it go from 50k last year to 126k disinterest you? lol

Lucky_Improvement888

Why recommend ALTS to a newbie asking about BTC?

coinfeeds-bot

tldr; The article emphasizes that the most important Bitcoin metric is not its price but the total amount of Bitcoin (BTC) one accumulates. It advises against obsessing over short-term price fluctuations, which can lead to emotional and poor financial decisions. Instead, it encourages adopting a long-term mindset, focusing on accumulating Bitcoin through strategies like Dollar-Cost Averaging (DCA). The ultimate goal is to measure wealth in BTC rather than inflationary fiat currencies, as Bitcoin's scarcity and potential future value make it a unique financial asset. *This summary is auto generated by a bot and not meant to replace reading the original article. As always, DYOR.

VariatCA

U.S. stock futures don't know what the hell they're doing tonight. They flipped from green to -0.50% red again a few hours ago and BTC started tumbling, pre-emptively pricing in what would be the 7th red day for stocks in a row. Now it's climbing back up to flat lol. Asian markets aren't helping either, nearing their 4th red day in a row and down -5.5% in just 4 days.

Lisaismyfav

Indeed. Fiat also only generates 3% risk-free annual interest, while BTC can generate -30% annual returns depending on buy point. Money is no longer an issue when there is none left, so BTC is clearly the winner.

voyeur78

.00002 BTC thank you very much

SpiritualUse7989

Usually, a great mathematician is also good at coding/algorithms, especially with the new(er) programming languages making it more intuitive. Not usually true the other way around. Also, the BTC code (at least the initial release) wasn't as complex as many people think.

Interesting-Sink-284

When I retire I will swap all my BTC for fiat and buy whatever I want. BTC is real asset and store of value not like deflationary fiat. Fiat is only for transactions. I have a diverse portfolio with stock, ETFs and 15% BTC so if BTC goes to 0 I can handle that but statistically network effect already happened and BTC can’t go to 0 anymore. I wish you the best everyone buys BTC for the price they deserve.

Simke11

All you had to do is buy BTC in ‘22-‘23 and sell after it had gone past 100k. It was that simple.

shashlik93

When was the last time you bought something using BTC

Needsupgrade

Tor and shielded doesn't help the attack vector of chains analysis. It's not different than chain analysis with BTC except it generally takes a bit more interactions to deanonymize and has a bit fuzzier probability matrix. Always on privacy is necessary 

karnyboy

these articles posting that BTC is bombing out etc, but currently in Canada it's still 122k for one coin, it's no where near where it was 6 months ago, it needs to lose another 100k and then some for me to be concerned about the bottom falling out.

Notrustjustverify

How would richest again have control? In a world with BTC as currency, people would not sell BTC because it will be money and they will save it because BTC being a deflationary money (limited supply) will always appreciate in value and anything that appreciates in value will always be something people will save. The world will change because then only the best products and high quality stuff will prevail, none of these cheap products fake foods, because the competition will be healthy with the aim to only make enough to save for future.  Dollars are killing us internally, look at the state of the world people are relying on cheap foods made with worst ingredients because they’re cheap and that leads to health issues but guess who wins from that? Big pharma, governments and against the top 1% BTC will change all this, but unfortunately people have been enslaved really nicely.

VariatCA

And it sounded like you were doing alright, until you splintered off BTC to instead gamble more with alts. Even most people here who were signing about the Destined Altseason could **never** explain why they were certain it had to come to fruition. When asked "*why* would these alts, with a complete lack of development or network ecosystem and down 90-95% from their highs, suddenly and inexplicably get billions of dollars in investment?", you wouldn't get an explanation. You'd just get ignored and downvoted lol.

Extreme_Homeworker

BTC is generally considered the most established asset in the crypto space, but whether to put your full 7k in depends on your risk comfort, time horizon, and whether you’ve researched enough to stay calm during volatility. If you're exploring beyond BTC, look into projects that actually have strong fundamentals and aren’t just hype-driven. A few that I personally keep an eye on are Aethir, Sui, Chainlink, HBAR, SEI, Ondo, WLD, etc. Not saying these are buys — just examples of ecosystems that have shown some resilience or real development activity. Whatever you choose, let data guide your decisions. Set clear goals, avoid emotional trading, and ignore the noise. Good luck on your journey! ✌️

Dark_Raiden_

At this point, in my opinion, the narrative has become clear. It may have started with Oct 10th but I think the AI bubble fear is almost entirely responsible. Whales and large players have been *frontrunning* selling btc in anticipation of a larger crash. This is why there has been a negative divergence between the markets and BTC. A stellar earnings report as you predict might even be a reversal indicator and not just a relief rally. I was never convinced that: - the dump was an extension of Oct 10th (eth liquidations were enormous in April, then did a 3x). Such a leverage flush doesnt result in continued destruction imo - rate cut in december low odds. This seems to be the most ridiculous one? Like we were at much higher prices with higher rates, dealying one cut isnt going to push btc down 30%.

Interesting-Sink-284

Just buy BTC thank me in 10 years. BTC is the alt to fiat how should an alt to an alt even work. Sounds like lots of risk. Most alts will go to 0 you need to pick right coin time buy and sell. I wish you good luck with alts but statistically you will loose money.

Gold-Touch2840

What does "Today's STH sold at a loss of >95%" mean? 1. Statistical / Market Structure The chart indicates that the majority of STH sold today is "loss-making" coins, and the current level is in the -95% (lowest ever) zone. This means: If you only look at the coins moved by STH today, almost all of them are the ones who are hurting badly. Whenever a spike reaches this level of significant losses in the past, it usually coincides with capitalization periods or the end of a major sell-off cycle. Simply interpreted: "Today is the day STH sold one of the most painful losses in BTC history."

SzyMOON_

Try 0,001 BTC

Positive-Theory_

Satoshi's fortune is distributed through many wallets with about 5000 BTC each. At this point they exist as public confirmation that bitcoin is still cryptographically secure. If someone moved money from any of the wallets some people might worry others would not. it would probably be business as usual if only a few coins were moved. But if ALL of them were moved to a single address or worse if they were liquidated on an exchange it might shake things up a bit.

I_Dont_Collect_Fish_

All of them are BS dude. XLM Is the only coin besides BTC that seems to make moves with actual companies and contracts. They aren’t new and exciting but that’s a point in their favor. They just continue to work silently on the stellar network, which I NEVER see mentioned on reddit. I don’t own that much of it myself. BTC is the only one that makes sense to buy buuut I have had big bags in the past of XLM that have saved me. So I will just throw 50$ or 20$ on xlm when I remember to, so I can grow the bag back for the future.

WorkN-2play

I know right... Now on today's episode of degen tv.... Married couple Him- we are now living at this street corner Her-I don't know what you mean? Him- I sold the house because we can get 5 BTC in full!! Only month ago it was 3.75 BTC... trust me it's GREAT Her- 🤬 LOL

Aquacarton

Ahh you got it. Fuck the indicators, No Nut November is what’s really killing BTC

unpancho

DCA is best, buy some BTC but stay diversified in other coins maybe? You have to survive even if BTC drops more. Think long term 5 years (or more) on your BTC

Holiday-Deal-2826

Am I mathing wrong, or wouldn't 21 million BTC at $.001 (0.1 cent) be only $21,000?

WorkN-2play

Yo so I can start making more with my wife cause we earn BTC 😆 🤣

-an-eternal-hum-

No one can tell you for sure what BTC is going to do, friend. What I CAN tell you is that if you yolo your entire savings into a supremely volatile asset at a very unsure time, you’re taking an enormous gamble. This language: > Feels like if I only put in a grand or two because losing that wouldn’t be to bad then my returns even over 10 years wont be that amazing Tells me that you’re more interested in gambling than investing.

Lucky_Improvement888

Steer clear of Alts atm- just BTC! Go for it

AdventurousBrush7255

That’s a strong perspective and solid advice for long-term holders. Locking in capital and treating BTC as a multi-year commitment helps cut out noise and those emotional ups and downs. Personally, my approach is active trading with technicals, so I’m in and out more frequently; but for true conviction holders, a five-year horizon is a great way to focus on fundamentals and avoid short-term distraction

No_South_9912

I dropped $20k into crypto when BTC was $95k. Paid a little too much so far.

DescentTrip

Besides BTC ETH SOL, I'm holding LINK and HBAR.

RossiCS_

Best day for buying was yesterday, worst will be tomorrow. Buying BTC is always worth it. I recommend studying a little about it first though. Also, take a look at some strategies such as DCA, that could lower your risk if you have a more conservative profile

SufficientStudio5894

I don’t have any analysis to add and I’m not an expert. I do have an almost untouched portfolio of the top 6 that I’ve held over the past 5 years with only a few rebalancing transactions and taking a few $K when I needed it in 2024. That being said, the most influential and valuable thing I did was in 2022, 2023, 2024, and earlier this year, I took screenshots of reddit and youtube comments that have become eerily identical across all crashes big and small. Almost verbatim “this is different” (that’s why this one called to me) and “this could be it”. A dozen or so fear posts about people realizing BTC is a ponzi scheme. A ton of fear all together. It actually helps me maintain stability and not overreact when I see the same posts and headlines because it’s a reminder I’ve been here before and if I would have liquidated, my portfolio would be much worse off. If you are relying on your gains for something you need, then get out of the market. If you have a balanced portfolio and it won’t kill you to see your UNREALIZED GAINS balance decrease then just chill. This is not it…. You will be better off if you wait it out…. Relax.

WeakEagle4153

Lol. Good timing! Maybe you should have been out last month. $BTC or $SPX6900

manifestDensity

Did I miss the time when BTC was 184k? If it is 92 now, and the articles says "Bitcoin loses 92k".. When the fuck was it 184k?

Notrustjustverify

If you’re okay with not having that money available for the next 3-4 years, you’re totally fine.  Tip: Don’t panic when the value goes down, BTC always rewards patience. I’ve been in it since 2016 and continue stacking to date regardless of price. 

chonbhoy

BTC has never been in a bear market when you factor in its overall price over its existence so any downside to price action to current values are a great discount. Its value is baked in for the long term regardless of short term noise in the macro or other baseless sentiment that drives volatility. No point in selling yourself short of something you feel is worth it for the sake of greed, the answer you seek is not that hard to find really when you remove emotional attachments because they become irrelevant.

jasonmie

Aside from BTC, throw in a mixes of stablecoins and other L1/L2 in the basket. Since you are planning for long term, might want to factor in putting them on earn or staking for some APR as well to stomach in some risk against devaluation

_Boredaussie

Not a single one, BTC is king. they’re all shitcoins and listening to anyone that says otherwise will lose you money

VariatCA

Literally the only time Bitcoin ever actually makes headlines is after big drops, lol. Networks often have nothing to say whatsoever on the way up. Even back in 2021 most networks were extremely hush about it *until* it fell from one of the price-peaks. Suddenly they loved showing price-tickers with how red BTC was that day. "Bitcoin DOWN 40%!" They'd plaster on the screen, yet you'd never know from them that it was still +300% on the 1Y chart at that point lol.

Correct-Tree-2626

I think there’s too many big time investors in for it to ever go to zero at this point. Any other altcoin, yes. But BTC won’t be allowed because too many egos will manipulate it.

andys811

Ngl thought FBTC was a wrapped token of BTC not ETF so i was assuming on-chain options not actual options on a Bitcoin ETF

inShambles3749

Zec is the only shitcoin you mentioned. XMR for Privacy and BTC for transparency. Both very valid,solid usecases. And decentralized and focused on their usecase and not like the centralized fuckery of Zec which is designed to enrich the fucking founders and that's if

slash_networkboy

I hold 50% of my highest risk portion of my portfolio in BTC and some shitcoins (they make up about 2% of the crypto holdings) My highest risk portion is 15% of my total portfolio, so \~7% of my wealth is in BTC, compare that to the \~30% in treasuries for measure.

golden_sachs

Update: ratio still glued to 0.15 while BTC bounces $92–94k. Full historical pivots + weekly charts on X 🧵 https://x.com/print2infinity/status/1990518398607114448?s=46 Printer jacket loading… 🧥

Aazimoxx

>he claimed to be into crypto since '14, then says he bought at 70k. We didn't see 70k BTC until Nov 2024 I've been 'into' crypto since 2013, and I just bought some at 92k. The stuff I bought in 2013 was mostly peanuts, and mostly sold again soon after. There's no discrepancy here, they were simply mentioning that their big purchase was when it was 70k. 👍️ I wouldn't go the way they're going, but everyone's journey and situation comes with different pressures 😉

Easy_Reflection_9128

I sold yesterday at 60% loss and it pumped today. On a serious note it's crazy how that happens. It looks like there will be a Alt season. BTC.d is dropping. Good luck to everyone. I'm too scared to buy back in.

xSpAcEX7

Who said that its a bear season? You don't know when it will be bear season. If btc pumps back to 110k would you call this current week a "bear season"? Its barely a month since BTC dropped and it didnt even drop like 50%.

ratpH1nk

They why you just need to get close enough. In the grand scheme of things if you are off by a few K, whatever you are winning. Let’s say you sold at 120 and bought back at 95 you are doing fine in the long run with more BTC in your wallet

magic-karma

Hmm. Having a strategy will help you. If you are a maxi and want to hold V through several dips, it didn’t matter so much +- $2,000 but if you have a short term tragedy for gains in mind obv it is more important. I my own .02 is BTC has a bit more to go down. There are other markets besides crypto that are moving and adjusting and will tend downwards or sideways for a bit. I took profits and waiting for $82-77. I have buy stops in @ $102 in case it doesn’t get that low.

nap31

They do count, but OP is pointing out google search hits for BTC are down 😆

RamoneBolivarSanchez

My DCA consists of very small purchases compared to my original buys in the past (I went in very hard when BTC dropped to $4k in Q4 of 2018. I’ve bought and sold a lot of BTC over the years thinking I was a mast00r trad00r (big mistake) - however my biggest standalone profit was selling 1 entire coin at $108k around beginning of July this year. This was a coin I acquired at $4k in 2018, so it felt good to sell. That said, it felt really bad at the time considering it pumped to like $120k pretty much the day after I sold that 1 coin 😂

Antique_Tale_1865

If you are still holding Moons and don’t cash out to buy some ETH or even BTC, I don’t have anything to say to you

Sanguinius

'We should just cheer for Saylor and MSTR to buy all the available BTC, because its main strength is decentralisation right? Right?'

ptrvc

It is different, there's no way BTC drops 50% or so with all the institutional money now in it. The 4 year cycles are dead forever.

PapiMak

He will tell his incel followers it was a glitch in the matrix, so in the meantime donate me some BTC to this wallet address to get me back winning.

fschu_fosho

Do we think BTC is going back over 100k again this year?

Artemis647

Well when your government taxes the shit out of you and takes all your money, it's hard to take your last nickles and save them in BTC..

PancakeConnoisseur

If your original price was 4k and your average current price is 11k, you don’t seem to be DCA too much. Or just making small purchases compared to the original. Have you made profit on BTC?

cryptomonein

The price of BTC is so high because of the US decisions about cryptos, if the US fails as a country Bitcoin will go even lower

scratcrypto

Ripple is a company, Ripple created XRP, XRP has no central authority. It can not ban or block any XRP address. XRP is on QFS list. Better than Eth. Eth is basically printing currency infiniti. Why would anyone want to pay stupid excessive high gas fee that can go up to $200k+ for sending $1 Eth. Let's be real. XRP transaction fee is so low. Its perfect for all rounder. Its green efficient doesn't use a lot of resources like BTC and Eth does. Isn't what BTC ironically started selling a dream eventually people embraced it. Anything is just a dream until more than 1 person accepted it to become reality.

gclary

He bought 50BTC at 101k the other day and bragged about it.

Astronut38

where BTC price stands a year from now will determine if BTC is dying. The reason is all those farms with massive infrastructure chock full of cooling, Megawatts of power, etc will get paid billions to convert to mega AI farms. MS, AMZ and many other big time players all need places to put their GPU's and servers and there is only so much power to go around. So if you were a big farm, running thousands of twitchy miners competing against all those other mega farms for a shot at solving a block...you too would switch business models and lock in guaranteed "rent" from MS, AMZ, xyz AI company to host their hardware.

DannyDaKid

When BTC hits 1 mil, I think the average house will too

Virtual_Wallaby7338

$BC2 (BitcoinII) is a clean, performance-focused relaunch of Bitcoin with true monetary utility (no bloat), low-friction adoption (can run beside BTC), and still early in its life cycle. You’ve basically got: - BTC's original narrative (sound money, P2P cash) - Proof-of-Work with fixed 21M supply - A chance to attract BTC purists, miners, and anti-ordinal supporters

JunkBondJunkie

"Fidelity Digital Assets holds 437.2397 BTC and there are 500,000 shares in the ETF. so multiply that by current price and divide by 500k shares thats your fair market price.

obscureobject2574

Very uneducated comment. You are actually comparing 2021/2022 when QT was starting and liquidity was drying up to the present when the Fed is about to turn on the printer again and start QE?   Everyone knows BTC follows liquidity flows.  there may not be any more correlation with the 4 year cycle as it is a completely different asset than even 4 years ago, let alone 8 or 12.   That being said, it may still drop to 40-50k which will be a great entry point. 

Present-Reality-1369

Just wait until all those BTC treasury companies have to file bankruptcy

ThatOldDustyTrail

I understand it just fine lol I’ve been buying BTC for almost a decade and there are just some pills that are hard to swallow. It’s not some super secret decentralized currency anymore buddy I’m sorry but that phase passed