BTC

daily-trader-365

Nope BTC only

CampApprehensive8733

I sold my BTC at 2k because I was a poor student and needed money...

Dependen212

Arch is hands down the most solid crypto lending platform I've used, mainly because of how they handle custody and margin calls. Had a loan with them since last spring, got margin called in the March dip, they emailed a warning, gave me 24 hours to top up, added some BTC and nobody touched my position. Collateral sits at Anchorage (actual chartered bank), no rehypothecation, interest just accrues til maturity so no monthly payments. Rates were 8ish% when I started, low 7s now. Ledn is probably fine too but after Celsius I only care about who holds the keys, and Arch answered that better than anyone else.

AvailableTie6834

nope, because in Brazil we have a lot of caveats to onramp :) Also, I receive some of my salary in BTC. The Gov knows shit about me.

shleebs

BTC Sessions was the biggest shill for Cold Card out there. Not only that, he positioned himself against core developers with the whole spam debate. Take my downvote!

BainTrain55

It’s pretty remarkable how this BTC cycle is copying 2022 cycle almost to the exact date. Between August 12-19 2022 BTC dropped 7.7%. Watch how it will follow suit.

EarningsPal

Plenty of people will be discovering their missing BTC in the next bull run. Because they will miss all the headlines about the hack.

dj_destroyer

If you have one in your house and one in your safety deposit box, if either burns down, you immediately go to the other and move your BTC to another address.

devCheckingIn

Started off well, but BTC tumbling brought it back down. Can't escape the selling pressure triggered from BTC's moves.

XXsforEyes

Maybe, that is the case for some. Personally, my conviction is based on the way I have educated myself in BTC vs. each of the other asset classes. I know what I’m holding and, more importantly, why. It also relates to time horizon, I’ve watched the inflationary practices of the fiat system my whole life. If I wanted my savings to lose value over time, Fiat would be the ultimate comfort to me, but I don’t. With that in mind, I have not found a better asset class to match my time preference.

Electronic_Quote399

Honestly, if you're new, usually the move is to stick to top 10 crypto at first. If you really want to try meme coins though, check in whatever app youre using for a section where it says "trending" or "new". Look at the all time charts. Most of them launch, pump initially, developers take their money and get out, the coin will crash astronomically. Most of them never come back to all time highs, once in a while, one of them will, but there will still be price activity at the bottom. Its very tough to analyze whether they will bounce back a bit, or just keep slow bleeding out. It's probably 95% luck. If i were you, I would choose a couple from the top 10 that you want to build a position on. Keep the bulk of your investment there. I like ether, solana, hyperliquid. Btc is usually a staple too, but not for me. So, if you have a few thousand to invest, for example, I would go with something like, $1000 BTC, $1000 ETH, $750 SOL, $500 HYPE... then, if you choose a meme coin, keep it between $20-$50. That way, if the price nukes, no big loss, but if it has a crazy 2000% run, you can still catch the upside and make a few hundred. You got a few different types. Btc makes up over half the total crypto market cap, so its king, everything follows it to a point. Then you have your well established utility coins like ether and sol, which are pretty safe bets when it comes to crypto. If you want lower cap utility tokens which have more potential upside, you can check out coins like Keeta or Morpho, those are projects that aim for network usage and utility, but are still small enough that they can massively fail, or they can see explosive gains if they catch on. You have to be careful when choosing low cap utilities, there are SO many of them, most of them are gonna be duds, so aim for the ones with goals and partnerships that you like. Keeta is partnering with LayerZero, and they are trying to tokenize real world assets like gold and oil for the UAE. Morpho has a crazy disproportionate amount of value locked on chain, and they just partnered with coinbase to make their DeFi lending protocol seamless and easy. Thats why I like them, but they're still risky plays. Meme coins are a completely different category. They operate on traders and hype alone. All gamblers. Now that doesnt mean you cant make money off them, but it does mean they aren't a long term investment. If you make profit on one, lock it in, sell a good portion of your tokens. Don't round trip them. Watch them closely, develop a strategy, and dont risk too much.

hodler1992

For an open-source, privacy-focused service, I’d target places where Bitcoiners already actively look for things to spend sats on rather than just generic crypto directories. The strongest options right now are: BTC Map — especially good if there is any real-world/local aspect to your service. It’s open-source and built around businesses accepting Bitcoin. � BTC Map Cryptwerk — probably one of the most useful general directories for an online service. It specifically lists websites and services where users can pay with Bitcoin, and it currently offers a free listing tier. � cryptwerk.com +1 Spendabit — worth submitting to. They explicitly have a business directory for service companies such as hosting providers, not only physical products. � spendabit.co +1 BitcoinWide — another directory for online and offline businesses accepting Bitcoin. � bitcoinwide.com Nostr — not really a conventional directory, but potentially much more valuable for you. The overlap between Nostr users, Bitcoiners, privacy advocates and open-source people is huge compared with mainstream social networks. Bitcoin/Lightning commerce is already part of the Nostr ecosystem. � The Bitcoin Manual For your particular project, I actually wouldn't make the marketing message merely “we accept Bitcoin.” That's not unusual enough anymore. I'd push something closer to: Open source. Privacy first. No surveillance. Pay with Bitcoin. And if you accept Lightning, make that extremely obvious. Cryptwerk even maintains a separate Lightning merchant section, which tells you that people actively search specifically for Lightning-enabled services. � cryptwerk.com The other thing I'd do is post the project itself rather than advertise it like a company. Something along the lines of “I built this privacy-focused open-source service, Bitcoin/Lightning is supported, here's the GitHub repo — I'd love feedback from Bitcoiners.” That approach will generally land much better in places like r/Bitcoin, Nostr, BitcoinTalk and relevant self-hosting/privacy communities than conventional promotional copy. And here's the slightly sneaky bit 😄: give Bitcoin users a small BTC-only incentive. Something like 5–10% cheaper when paying in Bitcoin/Lightning, or an extra feature/usage allowance. You're currently asking a fiat user to change payment habits for no tangible benefit. Give them a reason to click the ₿ button. For a privacy service specifically, I'd prioritize Nostr → relevant Bitcoin Reddit communities → Cryptwerk → Spendabit → BitcoinWide, in roughly that order. The privacy/open-source angle is probably going to acquire you more Bitcoin users than merely appearing in fifty crypto directories. If you tell me what the service actually does, I can also suggest the specific Bitcoin/Privacy/Nostr communities where I'd launch it and how I'd word the post without making it sound like spam.

Remarkable_Wish_5106

They don't directly own any BTC as far as I know of, they do offer a BTC ETF for investors.

thatoldtimerevision

If they messed up the entropy rng, what else did they mess up? Do you know? Are you willing to bet your BTC on it? It's all risk, no reward. There's no reason to ever touch a CC again.

ahoysharpie

Serious question: where did the money come from to reimburse BTC when Mt. Gox went under? I know users got paid from that like a decade after it happened

Oheson

STRC is a company, not a person. Two different objectives. Saylor has never sold any of his personal BTC.

toddgak

They do keep your BTC safe if you can randomly generate a private key.

ericgriffin93

Adoption certainly not looking like we imagined it would 😅 We're waiting for the tipping point, we're getting grandma navigating a BTC Depot like a Wells Fargo ATM. But honestly, this should be considered more of a meaningful snapshot for adoption than we're giving it credit for...

Cryptomuscom

Fiat forces everyone to be a money manager, but BTC alone won't fix human nature

c0dewerks

A BTC maxi told me in 2021: "Alt coins exist to take your Bitcoin." Oversimplified, yes. But not entirely incorrect depending on your thesis. Disclaimer: I hold alts + BTC, and also made some unfortunate swaps like OP.

GilbyGlibber

I thought he started STRC to fund BTC purchases, not the other way around 

WestJobs

Many won’t get it because they’re not disciplined enough in their investment or they’ve got a really good buffer of cash that makes their BTC investment truly disposable. I made a similar choice recently and I’m able to actually treat myself to new things whilst still being financially responsible. Not everyone gets this and they should know that that’s okay

Iapetus404

chill is just -50%. usually BTC go down 70-80% every bear cycle! but every bull run goes up from all time high. This cycle bottom was 18K and all time high 126K. Just relax and wait!

The_Roaring_Fork

Look at all of the non BTC though

cubeeless

BTC to $400k!

Tight-Adhesiveness46

BTC holding above 64k with this much macro noise this week feels more like consolidation than conviction. Curious if anyone's reading the volume differently.

whisperedstate

Talks about how this forum gives terrible advice. Proceeds to provide terrible advice to buy BTC "because it's always gone up in the past". Well at least it makes your thesis consistent.

StackingSats1300

I have one - nothing BTC related in it as it's a giant honeypot for a thief's attention. Take my gun, take my cash, ignore the other stuff hidden elsewhere.

Last_Ad_301

Exactly! It's called 'rotation'. What most institutional investors do on the daily. Not everyone has a religious devotion to BTC and will rotate out into better performing investments.

cucurucu007

BTC support?

Fortune_Donut7432

It's a question of patience. But I feel like people don't see BTC as the main thing, people see cryptocurrencies and investment possibilities.

mrjune2040

Most people don’t understand how most things work in the world, especially the most commonplace inventions. It’s good that it’s shifted from the ideological (which was always problematic for BTC imo as it bordered on something quasi-religious at times) and into the democratic hoi polloi in terms of uptake.

Hfksnfgitndskfjridnf

Because they already have less Bitcoin per share than before they started selling STRC. That means STRC is already a failure for shareholders. The whole point of issuing STRC was that Bitcoin would grow faster than the dividend payments so you can increase Bitcoin per share. Since they bought BTC at 80k+ and waited until it dropped to 60k before raising 3 years of cash reserves, they’ve actually decreased their Bitcoin per share. So it doesn’t matter what Bitcoin grows at from this point, it’s already a net loss. All that Bitcoin growth does is decrease how much more they lose.

Hfksnfgitndskfjridnf

Because they already have less Bitcoin per share than before they started selling STRC. That means STRC is already a failure for shareholders. The whole point of issuing STRC was that Bitcoin would grow faster than the dividend payments so you can increase Bitcoin per share. Since they bought BTC at 80k+ and waited until it dropped to 60k before raising 3 years of cash reserves, they’ve actually decreased their Bitcoin per share. So it doesn’t matter what Bitcoin grows at from this point, it’s already a net loss. All that Bitcoin growth does is decrease how much more they lose.

anymonero

BTC has 100% lost its vibe when it was adopted by wallstreet and bankers. It's all just boring price speculation now, all the crypto anarchists moved to Monero.

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arielsskudra11

Only invest money you want to save for the long-term. There is no need to cut back on things you need in life, just so you can accumulate more BTC. I made that same mistake for years. DCAing can save you a lot of nerves and anxiety. After a while you even stop caring and stop checking the price every minute

TheBitcoin21

Well I recently completed 1 bitcoin. Tbh, I was kinda in the same situation: I was so orange-pilled that it seemed I was just living to accumulate btc. I'm pulling the paddle of the gas as know I'm not going to touch this 1 btc for decades. Now, I'll live a little outside just accumulation. I know how deep one can get into this because BTC simply is one of a kind experiment/asset in the human race!!

WelcomeCommon3144

https://preview.redd.it/kt0jj6j20qih1.jpeg?width=577&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=5788f644bad6fe7e664e78a134c86ddd7eb87d9e Tokenomics is the same as BTC , just 2 decimals instead of 8.

Particular_Yard_2460

> it's BTC and LBTC only What about the LGBTC? Doesn't seem very inclusive.

Classic-Charity-2179

"Best" is like "optimized": it's meaningless without the "for" statement. Like a number is meaningless without a unit.  Coldcard was certainly the best BTC wallet... For performing a retirement attack...

Elistheman

No trust. My CC is in the drawer collecting dust. I can’t believe this was touted as the best BTC wallet.

KjHoveysLoveChild

Not even worth it anymore, unless you own a warehouse and can make enough BTC to pay for the power bill *and* make a profit...

Leithm

Well if you consider Bitcoin as having shit Tokenomics. BTC price was about 30x at the same point in its issuance schedule. Do yourself a favour and do a little research. [https://www.youtube.com/shorts/scFITNDCUXg](https://www.youtube.com/shorts/scFITNDCUXg) [https://x.com/PeterRizun/status/2078059071505367294](https://x.com/PeterRizun/status/2078059071505367294) And if you don’t know who Peter and Andrew are you probably shouldn’t be playing with crypto. [https://nexa.org/team](https://nexa.org/team)

angelwolf71885

As long as a Bitcoin can be easily mined we are still early…once the reward drops below 0.5 BTC per block reward then we will be late to the party

sophie2701

buy BTC, wait 17 more years (and longer), look back on your post, and you got an answer. Bitcoin has just started, and even though crypto somehow seems commercial, because it gained for attention instution wise, howevet, it's still niche. How many people really hold bitcoin, how many people know sometjing about blockchain? If random people would be asked on the streets, I bet everyone knows it's name back from 2012 or something and knows that it went up...but most won't know anything else about it. It has some kind of popularity, however, crypto and blockchain is not yet common knowledge. If institutions are interested, we should be interested as well, because that's were a decentralized asset gets held by institutions once again. If you hold it, good for you. Probably it will go further down, but not down the drain...and it will go up again, I believe, further than one can probably imagine…

unknowngloomth

Yeah. Shit tokenomics. There are still about 11 trillions coins to get into circulation. How isn't that shit tokenomics? And bruh. "Trillions" how come you compare this shitcoin to BTC at all?

Leithm

Shit tokenomics? Same issuance as BTC, now 53.4% mined  FDV of 11m. Mkay.

Next-Ambassador9097

For me I will probably wait too. The first BTC move after CPI feels more and more like a trap lately. If yields and DXY don’t confirm it, I wouldn’t be surprised to see BTC give the whole move back and trap everyone.

sophie2701

am a big fan of blockstreams jade few side facts: \- On setup, you choose a PIN. This PIN is combined with a **blind PIN server** (“blind oracle”) to encrypt your key material — the oracle never sees your actual seed, hence “blind" \- The decryption key is effectively **split in two**: one part lives on the device, the other is retrieved from the oracle (via blockstream mobile green wallet) each time you unlock \-> All communication between Jade and the Green app is encrypted end-to-end. Net result: if someone physically steals a **locked** Jade, there’s genuinely nothing of value to extract — no seed sits fully assembled on the device. \- Fully **open-source hardware and firmware** — you can literally build your own from the published GitHub repo if you’re into that. And for all Bitcoiners: it's BTC and LBTC only, with LBTC swapping features also for Jade

Azatis-

It is all about BTC, ETH and few more that are in med-high risk terittory like SOL, BNB, XRP etc

Advo96

> BTC is the only cryptocurrency with any value. BTC does not have any economic use case either. It serves no real-world purpose other than speculation, tax evasion, fraud and money laundering. BTC will go the same way as all the other cryptocurrencies, only later.

VendettaKarma

That or just give up and buy BTC or ETFs on exchanges. You can’t even trust self custody anymore. But wait! Maybe someone could make a white paper and a new “project” to fix it! Nah, they’ll just rug pull you too.

Mooks79

There’s a balance and OP clearly wants to shift it - that’s perfectly fine. Not everyone is happy accumulating every possible satoshi today, and eating noodles in a hovel. Some people would be happy having slightly less BTC in the future and living a better life today. Obviously you don’t want to swing completely the other direction but life is about balance.

TheBigBRRRR

The passphrase is like a password. If you use a weak passphrase it can definitely get hacked if the hacker suspects that your BTC is protected by a passphrase.

Romanizer

If Bitcoin literally disappeared tomorrow, ~$1.3T of market value would disappear with it. ETF investors, public companies with BTC treasuries, miners, exchanges, custodians, lenders, derivatives traders and millions of holders would notice immediately. Entire businesses and balance sheets would be impaired overnight. Would your local supermarket stop working? No. But “civilization would continue” is an extraordinarily low bar for claiming an asset has no relevance. Apple, Microsoft or basically everything else you invest in could disappear tomorrow and most humans could still eat their breakfast.

Syrion1984

1 BTC is what I've been working towards for just over a year now. I should get there (or close) by 2030 as I'm DCA-ing with a fixed amount every month. I truly believe 1 BTC will represent life-changing money in the future!

Odd_Challenge_524

Yes, I agree. You should just start stacking again, OP. It will be harder to get back to 5 BTC but not impossible, especially since we are still at sub $70K.

Duxopes

Microstrategies macro strategy is funding its purchases through loans. Meaning they have to pay interest and fund the company. This means in order to minimalize that kind of impact they will sell BTC sometimes or the company is like to default on payments. Thats at least what I got from the man itself by deducting his words. He already said theyve maxed out on loans in conventional means.

didnt_hodl

everybody was saying BTC will tank if they start selling. well they are selling it regularly now and BTC price could care less similarly, once STRC gets a proper credit rating (in view of the huge BTC collateral and giant USD reserves), there will be no need to pay a crazy, junk bond level interest of 12%. eventually, in the limit, STRC dividend will be only slightly above the risk free rate. and it would still be popular, since the dividend is also tax-deferred or essentially tax free for the first 10 years or so

ubermensch1001

2024-2025 was basically just a BTC bull market, with some alts just tagging along or doing very little. To put this into perspective, ETH was at the same price in the summer of 2023 as it is now, while BTC back then was trading around 25-30k. You had a couple that did really well, Solana and XRP, but the alts collectively have done NOTHING since 2021. Sure, you had some opportunities for swing trades, but in terms of an actual alt season it never occurred. I do think we will have an alt season at some point, the variables for that to occur based around monetary policy just weren't there in 2024 through 2025.

Outrageous_Hall1090

No more than 21 mil people could own a full BTC

tom_murray_nw

Sounds like we've ended up in a pretty similar place! Once I got to an amount of BTC I was comfortable with, I stopped feeling like every spare bit of investment money needed to go into it. I'm still very bullish on Bitcoin long term, but I'd rather build up the equities side of my portfolio now and let the existing BTC position do its thing.

Gangaman666

This sub has long been compromised and infiltrated by bad faith actors. It's really sad because 5-10yrs ago this sub was the place for intelligent discussion. Now it's a cesspool of anti BTC losers and banker/wallstreet bots spreading misinformation and fear.

Ok-Amphibian3164

MSTR has outperformed BTC returns since they adopted the Crypto reserve strategy and moved strictly from a software company. End of discussion. This will continue YOY.

ardus666

OP I'm highly confused. I just came back from vacation, out of country, and still stack BTC. What's the issue you're having?

NorskKiwi

Sounds elegant, but it's just incorrect imho. The stock market pumping invalidates your thesis, no? I think for people to want to rotate to BTC they'd need to see returns/a better chart. If we go sideways/crab up for a year it will play it's part in this.

A1JX52rentner

Lol the value is the only thing I care about. I want to make my life better for my family. All these people with 0.00001 BTC claiming they care about the tech lmao

Honest-Mess-7431

Will BTC ever reach 150k?

lk1191

just convert BTC to monero when you need it

DreamWunder

None of it matters really only BTC price increasing over time is the main driver. If BTC fails mstr fails. If BTC goes over 100k then mstr will outgain it

Enuda

It's important to understand the market and general economic situation we are in currently. I personally believe BTC has reached a point of diminishing returns. I don't think it will beat it's previous ATH. I think it will go up, but only to 80k or so, and will repeat a diminishing cycle until it settles around 15k. Then it may or may not keep inline with golds type of inflation. Let's hope I'm wrong though.

Prior_Parsley3960

summary for us lazy f's # What happened * Trump Media reported a **$238 million Q2 net loss**, driven largely by **$190.4 million in unrealized losses** on crypto assets and related securities. * The company says it will adopt a **more disciplined crypto treasury strategy** while refocusing investment on its media businesses. # How it works * Trump Media will maintain Bitcoin exposure but use strategies such as **options, lending, and yield generation** to manage volatility and earn income. * It increased its Bitcoin holdings to roughly **14,139 BTC** by the end of July. # Why it matters * The company is evolving from simply holding Bitcoin to **actively managing it as a treasury asset**, introducing both additional income opportunities and counterparty risk. # Bottom line Trump Media is **not abandoning Bitcoin**—it's shifting toward active treasury management after large paper losses while placing greater emphasis on growing Truth Social and its broader media platform.

immersive-matthew

Based on what assumption? Maybe 0.1 will be life changing or maybe 10 as no one knows. Picking 1 BTC as the target might do more to discourage than encourage.

read_more_comments

End of the Mayan calendar, they said 1 BTC is all you need

Unique_Pea2080

The funny thing is that people (mostly buttcoiners) laugh at this now, but they'll never be more than a couple million people with over 1 BTC cause the rich got a lot and they are HODLing.

Atmacrush

There were ppl telling me Saylor won't be selling anymore BTC after selling 32btc. I wonder where those ppl are now because I want to tell them "I told you so!"

dumbassretail

Why 1 BTC? Why by 2030?

lifestartswithL

next milestone would be 1% of BTC lfgg!

AAAdamKK

We can make it happen for real, I'll volunteer to get us started. I'll sell you 1 BTC for 6.4m right now.

AAAdamKK

We can make it happen for real, I'll volunteer to get us started. I'll sell you 1 BTC for 6.4m right now.

Romanizer

Not very lucrative as most vulnerable wallets only have 50 BTC on them. It wouldn't even pay for the investments. I would expect the first target to be names and addresses of foreign agents and spies and their communication.

Then-Praline2892

No life is fair it just teach you what you did not know - now you have more knowledge - do not toss in the towel work in your regular world get a stake and start small - move to options on S&P or similar BTC is way to volatile and there is not rhyme or reason - you are on the correct path do not look at this as horrid event it is a stepping stone to better world for you - also read lots of info on trading and even jot down what you thought the day would do then look back to see how often you were correct then use that info in small trades to grow your success best of good fortune

Kooky_Cucumber_7145

I’ve noticed something similar. I think there’s a psychological shift once you reach a BTC allocation that you personally consider meaningful. At that point, diversification and risk management start becoming just as important as accumulating more. I’m curious how others decide when an allocation is ‘enough’ and when to start directing new capital elsewhere.

Key-Second-2284

Sadly Meta and Google tend to allow China-based entities get away with these kinds of things for some reason. If I had a dollar for every ad I had disapproved because of their AI auto-deleting an ad because of some generic policy violation, I would have a lot of dollars. Ad networks do assume liability for whats get on their networks so changes are those who did lose their BTC from s phishing page probably could get their money back if they filed a lawsuit.

Forevererer

Listen to What Bitcoin Did, On The Brink with Castle Island, Swan Signal, Galaxy Brains… just stick with the GOAT but BTC

Big-Finding2976

In the UK we can't buy crypto ETFs in a tax-free ISA, so our choices are either buy BTC and pay tax or buy a company like MARA or MSTR in an ISA. A couple of SIPP (pension) providers let us buy crypto ETNs that are listed on the LSE, like BTC1, WBTC and IB1T, and there are some tax advantages doing that but we have to pay income tax when drawing down the pension, apart from the the first 25% of the pot which we can take tax-free.

Ms_TitAdorable

I'm mostly sticking to BTC and DCAing. Trying to time every move usually stresses me out more than it helps.

Greedy_Star9857

If you owned BTC, you probably wouldn't do anything foolish!

RLJ05

There’s nothing wrong with selling it needed to be done to prove to the banks and investors that the BTC is actually liquid and worth something

LionRivr

Strategy is buying BTC as a capital reserve asset. They take on the risk of volatility. And they issue securities that pay 10% dividends.

futurefloridaman87

Fundamentals? lol. There’s only one single fundamental in all of crypto and that is “finding some sucker to pay more for your coin that you paid for it”. With the exception of BTC, the polar opposite is true 99% of the time. The problem with crypto is anyone anywhere can do their own project/coin. There’s always something new. Tens of thousands each year. Nothing backing any of them besides Will someone pay more than I did? All the coins of yesteryear are forgotten and will never be hyped again.

JustLTFD

They were the ones pumping the BTC price from $20k to $120k on borrowed money. They are out of money. The game is over.

No-Reading-4384

Just lost 160 k on exodus BTC Not worth it getting scammed

NMoney007

The AI stocks are coming back to reality and AI agents will need crypto to interact and buy and sell things quick and easy. Also as more people use AI to make investment decision, more money will be invested in BTC given its performance over the last 16-17 years. AI has no bias just data and previous performance.

Hfksnfgitndskfjridnf

He banned me from MSTR and blocked me. Doubt he’s coming into this thread. Basically called me a troll for suggesting that even if you think BTC can grow dramatically in the long term that STRC had still be a drag on common shareholders. Which after only 1 year is already true. It doesn’t matter how much Bitcoin increases per year from here on out, the damage STRC has done to common shareholders can’t be recover. Common shareholders have lost Bitcoin per share because of STRC already and they are still on the hook for 1.2 billion a year. Bitcoin per share will keep dropping forever based on the STRC already issued.

NMoney007

He has gotten a ton of heat from investors and analysis so he has had to sell BTC to stack cash to show he can pay dividends for 32 months.

Turdfurgsn

100mil sold Same day BTC ETF purchases were 800mil Move on

TitanTreasure

BTC it's my life.

LinusVPelt

The fact they sold BTC means they are further away from failing.