BTC

faisal_yk26

Watching the 30-year yield more than the BTC chart this week. It hit its highest since 2004 yesterday and BTC slid straight back under 84k. Until yields cool off I think we just chop around here.

outoftownMD

All season will be incredibly diluted and minimal again except for the solid projects. Things like pump, fun diluted liquidity, and all those people who rug pull through those all coins will trade back into Ethereum, BTC, USDC or USDT. I have a lot of SUI

A_Honking_Goose

Because if you look at certain bull market indicators u will see BTC is already above most of them why are you sideliners so slow and weird with this stuff, just means as per usual you people miss out on the initial pump and end up fomoing in later

goyva

i think the biggest question is what happens if BTC suddenly drops 20–30%, not whether borrowing looks smart while it’s going up. That’s what made Arch Lending interesting to me. The BTC is held with Anchorage, they say it isn’t rehypothecated, and liquidations can be partial instead of automatically closing the entire position. If I was borrowing against BTC, I’d probably care more about those details and keeping the LTV conservative than trying to predict where Bitcoin goes next.

Jurgenlklopp

i feel there is a complex pullback gping on but then again, i said that 2 days ago and the support at 84k holds still. That's why it is called complex i guess. But my feel is being supported because BTC also got rejected at 84.3k multiple times so it will be interesting today what is going to happen. My humble analyses says we will either stay here for the weekend or we will slowly head back to 79k.

0a0d0s0

You've got the accumulating and HODLing part... the bit people often forget is having a plan for what happens next! 😄 That's actually why I built [https://bitcoinlifespan.com](https://bitcoinlifespan.com) ... you can play around with stacking, HODLing and eventually withdrawing BTC to see how different scenarios might work out.

kebertxelag

Some good advice here but a lot of people romanticize buying the dip and stacking sats, at some point you’ll need money to live off of if a significant portion of your wealth is in BTC. You can either stack sats responsibly forever but will have to live with the reduced income forever until these price targets, or stack sats at certain price targets as we go lower then layer out as we go back up. I personally have a never touch/never go below amount and a trading amount that I do this with.

Volgrand

None. I stick with my usual portfolio: BTC, eth, XRP and ADA. And I did bet for VELO, so I'll hold it until moon or dust (or a better investment comes by)

marshallxfogtown

I do the exact same thing, havn't had to sell much yet, and started doing it at what seems like a great time. Have accumulated 0.026BTC since June, average price of 64k.

Charmy_Babe

Have acquired 0.00328898 BTC so far

Pyroll2206

I would had 1% payed in BTC ! Mining without mining XD

Pyroll2206

It is the same with a cold wallet, you only get the keys. No BTC are ever in your cold wallet

Embarrassed-Ad-7032

the 8, with how far ahead of holding they were per year: volatility adjusted momentum across coins (+29 points), VWMA cross (+23), a BTC dominance trend signal for rotating into alts (+13), a 20 day donchian breakout on BTC (+13), inverse volatility risk parity across the majors (+3), volatility targeting on a trend signal (+3), turtle 20/55 breakout (+2) and a kalman filter trend (+1). none of them were significant, best p about 0.24

Tjb82261

Yeah I didn’t think there was anything wrong with the way you asked the question. Since the question asked what % of a BTC and the original comment said 1. That’s why I double checked what they meant.

0a0d0s0

This is exactly the kind of question that made me build the Bitcoin Lifespan Simulator… rather than guessing what 0.2, 0.5 or 1 BTC might mean in 20 years, you can play with different growth scenarios and see for yourself: https://bitcoinlifespan.com

Royal-Membership2303

BTC, public ledger for anyone and everyone to verify anything and everything.

Turbulent-Land-5664

Im coming up for retirement soon. I want to supplement just a bit. Im going to begin monthly withdrawls of 0.00333 of one coin - which will go for 25 years. The rest can sit for my estate. If over those 25 years the value of BTC gets nuts, I might cap my withdrawls at just 1k or something. DCA out.

WildSummerGoose

What’s your goal with holding these BTC?

_SlipperySalmon_

VOO is basically flat since late May Yes, I'm all over the place. Honestly, don't know what to make of it all. I still know I messed up on my sale BUT I also think if anyone is FOMOing into bitcoin at 85ish might regret it I say this because the narrative from so many is that the train is going to blast off and leave you behind! You need to hurry! BTC to 1 million by next year, etc

schwarzfusssanji

In 20 years 1 btc will be probably worth around 5-10 million i guess. Lets say 7 million. So 0.15 BTC is the amount that would be life changing for me Because my Personal goal is a million. With a million.. or even less For example 700-900K You could For example put it in an etf.. like this world blablabla shit And earn 7% a year. Than i‘d get much more per month out of that than what i earn in my day job currently So i could very comfortably quit my job then and live off of that money. But since germany will change the law in 2028 that it will be taxed in the future I only have this year left to buy it to have tax free btc forever. So my goal for this year is to get to 2btc. (Just to be sure you know 🤣) Maybe i‘ll just make it to 1-1.5 But even then i should be fine.

MooseLoot

There are three times for BTC- 1) normal times. DCA 2) It feels really, really low. Throw in extra 3) it feels really, really high. Sell some The mistake people make is not realizing time 1 is like 90%+ of the time

Inevitable-Kooky

Honestly, the more time pass the more BTC become resilient, this bear market BTC price went down only -53%, in 2021 that was -77% in 2018 that was -83% and the first bear market in 2013 -86% So I believe in the future BTC might be a lot more resilient holding will still be a good strategy but if you plan on trying to know the good time to sell, then you should probably start learning technical analysis, and also risk management. I would recommend to learn enough to do your own analysis rather than trusting any stranger on the web: everyone fail at predicting at some points anyways, but some fail less often then others.

SATASHl

How did your plan fail if you still have your BTC? Just hodl and stop trying to be so clever

bananacrazypants

Can you prove this is a hack? They are all valid BTC transactions.

goonersoccereh

Your plans are your plans. BTC has other plans.

colemusic1

I’m really glad you had the guts to admit this, but this is genuinely why it’s so important to find that middle ground. Hell, I’d be stoked to buy BTC at $65k. If I see a near -50% drawdown, with this deep of liquidity as we have now, then it does not matter to me if it continues to go lower, that’s what saving some dry powder is for

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Malavero

Just BTC

colemusic1

I’m merely stating the reason BTC may be moving up or down based on macroeconomics, and that it’s becoming increasingly more sensitive to fluctuations in DXY, the bond market and oil futures / inflation fears (as per my original comment. The rest of what you said has literally nothing to do with anything of what I was saying, I wasn’t even saying anything about BTC itself lol.

No_Cat_8269

Never tell people you have BTC

GrunSpatzi

Shhhh don't tell people. Most people think they track alongside BTC

BamBoomWatchaGonnaDo

100% of 1 BTC will be “life changing” in 30-50 years.

RunItupBaby

Do you have BTC?

Bluejumprabbit

ETH now has spot ETF flows and a native staking yield, both new since the last cycle. Once BTC dominance cools these consolidation calls usually resolve upward, so I'd watch the flows

Bluejumprabbit

Borrowing keeps your BTC but a sharp wick can liquidate you at a high LTV, so most people running this on Aave stay under 30% and keep a buffer. Selling triggers a taxable event right now, which is why the borrow route gets popular every rally.

lukesmit695

Keep it in self custody to use when you please on things that you want from people that are willing to accept it. Be in charge of your own financial journey, take responsibility and control. Or use it as collateral to get credit against it to fund your life in a dollar-dominated ecosystem. It’s your money, do what you want with it, not what anyone else tells you can or cannot do. Especially people on the internet… but while you chill, never stop educating yourself.. about history, technology, psychology, economics, what money is, what BTC is and the problems it solves by just being what it is.

WhaleWilliam

if they start burning the dolar instead of printing it, it can definitely to below 70k. BTC doesn't burn its tokens, so the opposite can't happen

ratedpg_fw

In my area of California, 1 million for a house is already pretty standard. It's not the median, but it's not going to get you anything close to a mansion. I still see BTC as a hedge against inflation and the erosion of the dollar, even if it doesn't act like it all the time. Being untethered to any government is a big plus.

Get_after_it_puss

Every cycle theres posts like these. Cant wait in a couple years when BTC trades mostly sideways so I dont have to see this trash anymore.

sudo_rm-rf_

Correct me if I'm wrong, but I thought Liquid is its own token. When you peg in, you lock in BTC and liquid creates a LBTC token, then when you peg out they burn the LBTC token and release the BTC from the pool

fishyairbrusher

Negative IMO As fast as quantum can crack it, quantum will secure it. First quantum hacks will not be individual accounts but high value dormant accounts. By the time they are trying to snatch someone’s .05 BTC a solution will be in place. My 2¢

BradL30

Remember the golden rule - time in the market - beats timing the market. In this case / the market is BTC

jgarcya

10 k will never be life changing money in the future... Even in 1973 my house cost approximately $30k in my area.... 10k then wasn't even life changing. Today one BTC is 65k... It still takes about 4.6 BTC in my neighborhood.... The same house as above. And even if we were going life changing means paid off house.... It still doesn't pay for the rest of your needs

Landon875

Can someone please explain to me, apart from its benefits in international currency transfers and access, what the actual use cases for bitcoin are? Clearly not a debasement trade? Nothing can be purchased with bitcoin in isolation. Everything runs through its worth in USD. If the dollar were to become significantly less important, so would BTC.

totalmarc

That's when you start pricing everything in BTC,,,, so 0.5btc for a 4bdrm 2bath house , etc

jgarcya

This is a joke question correct? BTC is directly related to inflation... So even if BTC is $10,000,000.... But a house costs $40,000,000. So how can you predict this?

Sin-City-Sinner

And now it’s almost 3 PM Pacific time and most other tokens are up a decent percent, BTC at 0.02 atm that’s nuts!

TheMaharishiEffect

Anyone giving fiat dollar amounts has a low IQ. He said what amount of BTC. I say .8 BTC is enough for life changing money in 20 years

Sin-City-Sinner

Damn I can’t post a pic. WEIRD!!!! Thr whole market goes down last night, comes back up this morning and look at BTC!!! Omfg I’ve never seen that before ever I don’t think .. has it really decoupled?? Could it be??

_TheWolfOfWalmart_

oh fuck oh fuck I have $12k on there I DO NOT usually keep it on the exchange but i was waiting to finish a BTC trade FUCK

retracement

Would need BTC to have significantly performed in 5-6 years, not next 20. Some of us aren't spring chickens and cannot hold ad infinitum. If it doesn't then hopefully my other investments and a accrued savings will cover it. I'd like to see BTC hit $400k in that time, so in 20 years maybe $2mil. That's not really life changing especially over that duration, so would probably have to own 2-4 BTC now if you want big return. Nothing is guaranteed though and it might even be zero.

Top-Care-8946

I don't pay attention to those fluctuating changes of BTC price. Already proven that it might fall up to 30% and then rise up again 40%. It's not just worth to worry for every small fluctuation. If BTC should lose more than 60% of it's highest top for more than a year then it might be a signal that it's value has really been dropped down.

ThrowingBucketz

Love how everyone universally believes BTC will decelerate in CAGR into the future. I’m a contrarian, my analysis says the rate will accelerate - on its way to $7,000,000.

drparapine

People are generally on a need-to-know basis when it comes to Bitcoin. If they’ve already done pretty well for themselves—or more likely their parents did pretty well for themselves—then these are the people least likely to understand bitcoin, because they just don’t need to. There’s absolutely no issue explaining Bitcoin to citizens of a country with >20% monetary inflation in a year to year basis. Similarly in the USA, it’s much easier to explain Bitcoin to people who actually have to adjust their budgets on a month to month basis based on the skyrocketing prices at their grocery store. The problem is that these people are often living paycheck to paycheck, so they have no real ability to save anything away into Bitcoin. In my experience, the demographic most able and willing to get orange-pilled is the professional class. High income, the more humble the beginnings the better because their poorer parents might have instilled in them the idea of savings over investment. In the past 60yrs, savings was a horribly bad idea compared to investment, because whatever money you squirreled away just had its purchasing power debased to high hell. Now, with BTC we have a chance to beat the investors in terms of risk adjusted returns.

marshaljs

What can 3 BTC mean in 5 to 10 years? Nobody knows but this is suppose to be a good stack imo.

Consistent_Sea6490

Congrats! I got to a but over 1 BTC and then stopped DCAing. I just feel that its enough upside exposure for me

Royal-Membership2303

that's what i read to, one of their graphics literally says "L1" then the arrow points to "Shielded layer"... like okay, that would be a layer 2. I don't even want private BTC anyways, I think overall that would actually go against what it was meant to be.

TheGoob96

I've asked this of my personal LLM before and it protests that AI server racks are not a particularly efficient way to mine BTC -- but it might just be arguing for its own survival.

Designer-Beginning16

1 full coin might be $1M by then. So I guess around 5 BTC will be life changing / FU money by 2046.

wmurray003

Halvings... cutting the reward in half everything 4ish years and younger people being more likely to purchase BTC than gold.

wmurray003

These guys act like they can't pull up the past decade worth or info/charts on BTC... if they did their view would change,.. and no I don't know the future... but hell, what more do they want? BTC is like free money ..IF YOU HODL.

Particular_Pop_8548

I’d sell a small piece before borrowing against it tbh. Low LTV sounds safe until BTC dumps fast and suddenly you’re managing collateral at the worst possible time.

Particular_Pop_8548

Rising BTC dominance while alts are struggling tells me way more than trying to call “alt season” every time BTC chills for a few days

Wonderful-Sport2236

If I have 50 BTC at 1 million each, I have no issue whatsoever with a 20€ (in my case) bread. Sourdough already is at 8-10€ per kg in the more fancy places in my area. And people are buying it without 50m in net worth. So I think your proportions are a bit off.

Awkward_Potential_

Exactly. I'll just make sure I sell relatively early. BTC hasn't even made highs yet. VCs are saying ZEC to $10k. I can definitely get out before that. 

Ok_Detective_9418

Love your answer and I am late to BTC. This would be life changing.

FYATWB

Makes sense because 2017 was the last time your shitcoin had a shred of value compared to BTC

mrjune2040

Lmao. Replying to a 90-day old comment just so that you can point to $70, a price is was at in late 2017 (9 fucking years ago), a price still 13% down from its price one year ago, more than 100% down from Dec 21, almost 500% down from May 21 highs, and despite the upward market where EVERYTHING rises, STILL downtrending against BTC on the yearly chart. You absolute LTC cuck 😂

Tiny_Enthusiasm_2356

0.21 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.