BTC

__redruM

Neither really. Both are currently high risk speculation. Gold is well beyond any realistic, inflation adjusted, price. And if the Tariffs are declared invalid, the bottom could fall out. But that was true 6 months ago, and here we are. BTC, is sitting on support and could be back above $100k in a blink, so I think that’s a good speculative gamble. But I wouldn’t buy either. Hold maybe, but not buy.

Leynnox

But BTC was not made out of thin air either even the first one, you have to mine it, using energy. I think you're confusing BTC with the other crypto currencies, it just doesn't work the same way, if you can't understand that, I can't really help.

dr_tardyhands

The question is just basically about apartment prices where you live, isn't it? Even if you prefer BTC for long-term, you could just sell the flat and buy BTC if the typical small apartment price in your city is significantly higher than 1BTC.

donjoe0

If metals correct hard, at least some chunk of the money will go into crypto, because what are you gonna buy when you sell gold? Normally the even safer asset would be gov't bonds, but aside from the US and Japan and a few other places, the world is mostly in an uptrend, not in fear of a recession hitting this year, so they're more likely to rotate sideways (copper, nickel, platinum, oil) and even up the risk ladder (safe-ish crypto like stablecoins or BTC; safe-ish but growing stocks like energy or industrials).

Shrijit27

I’d probably lean BTC because of the long-term digital scarcity angle... portability and sovereignty over decades, which Balaji often mentions. Evan Luthra has also talked about crypto as a generational asymmetric bet rather than a quick trade. But housing has real utility and cash flow, so it really depends on whether you want optionality or something tangible right now.

devCheckingIn

Would the BTC network even survive such an event?

DifficultComb0

\*not financial advice Why would you not DCA into (what is for most) that big of an investment in bitcoin. BTC can be purchased in tiny pieces until you have 1 full coin? Yeeting large sums into any investment makes it harder to 'catch the timing' - true for bitcoin too. There is no reason to let your money 'sit' on the exchange in either fiat or stablecoin as you can drip in. Or even BTC as need to be moving it off of the exchange to self-custody after you get to more than a you'd be comfortable losing in a hack, anyway. With this - seems like mostly a non-issue and if anything a good argument for moving away from your bank and toward hard self-soverign money.

Sas_fruit

History has been getting made since BTC came in to existence with it's entirety!

biba8163

> BitMEX CEO, Arthur Hayes: $50,000 Bitcoin Price Target by End-of-Year **(May 2018)** (BTC reached $3,700 end of the year 2018) https://np.reddit.com/r/CryptoCurrency/comments/8jlyp7/bitmex_ceo_arthur_hayes_50000_bitcoin_price/ > Arthur Hayes Analysis worth reading Eth to 40k. **(May 2021)** https://np.reddit.com/r/CryptoCurrency/comments/n940jq/arthur_hayes_analysis_worth_reading_eth_to_40k/ > Ethereum Could Explode by Up to 1,556% in an AI-Powered Economy, Says Arthur Hayes. **(July 2023)** https://np.reddit.com/r/CryptoCurrency/comments/15clyoh/ethereum_could_explode_by_up_to_1556_in_an/ > Ethereum’s Revenge: Arthur Hayes Predicts Run To $10,000. **(May 2025)** https://np/r/CryptoCurrency/comments/1krrckj/ethereums_revenge_arthur_hayes_predicts_run_to/ > 'Money Printing' Will Lift Bitcoin to $250K This Year: Arthur Hayes **(June 2025)** https://np.reddit.com/r/CryptoCurrency/comments/1l0tk41/money_printing_will_lift_bitcoin_to_250k_this/ > Arthur Hayes Says Ethereum Bull Run Will Tear Market A New One. **(July 2025)** https://np.reddit.com/r/CryptoCurrency/comments/1m7ottn/arthur_hayes_says_ethereum_bull_run_will_tear/

Crypto_future_V

A small apartment locks you to one city. 1 BTC is liquid, global, and portable. I’d take the BTC.

LongLonMan

You see the bottom picture is actually BTC $90K

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Leynnox

And the price was cheap when it was cheap to produce, and now the price is expensive now it's hard to produce. Gold is the same. And they both are dependent to speculation. Difference is there's not a maximum amount of gold, but there is one for BTC. I don't talk about other crypto, only BTC.

VicoxLegal

This is less a “BTC vs real estate” question and more a cash-flow and life-stability one. If owning gives you peace of mind and your mortgage payments are comparable to rent, locking in housing costs can be a form of risk reduction, not a bad investment. You can still keep your BTC as long-term asymmetric upside. Historically, concentrating 100% of surplus into one volatile asset increases both upside and stress. A mix of hard assets (property) and high-beta assets (BTC) is often a more resilient strategy, especially when your income is just covering expenses.

Logical_driver_42

This isn’t good advice but something like Robinhood has instant deposits and if your account is in good enough standing you could get 50k instantly deposited into your account they also take a spread on the purchase of BTC and are the worst but it is what it is sometimes especially if you actually are able to buy a whole coin sub 50k .

cheese20202

Ah yes, $90k yaay so happy, hurrumph, kicks back feet and dwinks my wittle coffee on the chair in my home while happy seeing BTC at $90k at his phone. So ^^.  2 hours later, oopsie daisies, back to $89k we are. Haw haw, u got excited for nothing

Polycold

When BTC was created out of thin air it cost very little to produce. Millions of BCH were made out of thin air at virtually no cost by a simple disagreement over bitcoins future. I could do this all day. Crypto is made out of thin air all the time including how btc was made.

Kylian_bois_le_vide

Never sell BTC.

Leynnox

If you think BTC is made from thin air and cost nothing to produce, and that you can make more BTC than the 21 millions BTC ever possible, it just screams you know nothing about BTC...

crazybird-thereal

Disclamer : Daily trading is too hard with no results (if your goal is to make money). You’ll save lots of effort, money, time and mental by doing DCA (if your goal is to make money), and of course your put 80% on BTC, and 20% on others coin, and you’ll see in 5 years , you’ll go 100% DCA BTC. Dont take daily trading too serious, for common human, it’s lead to early die, just do DCA, and do something else in your life. Now (if you dont want to make money) : \- Only put what you can lose and concider it lost. \- Have fun trying to beat the market, but remember an octopus can have better guess than yours. \- You can upgrade your programming skills with coding a bot. \- Good luck, you can maybe have lots fun, if you dont get heart attack first.

TexasBoyz-713

Somewhere out there, there’s probably a guy who bought BTC/crypto in early 2021, sold it in late 2022, bought back in 2024/25, sold again in late 25, and buying metals at the top right now

Realistic_Fee_00001

I'll just copy this excellent response from u/GETSOME88-007 > Use logic. > > Bitcoin was designed as a “peer to peer” electronic medium of transfer of “value” or “wealth”. NEWS FLASH: IT DID NOT INVOLVE BANKS!!! > > Sooooo, if Banks are now heavily involved and invested in BTC or “Bitcoin Core”, it’s 100% due to them wanting to control you through the banking system. Make sense? > > This is why the Banks hate BITCOIN CASH (BCH), no banks, True Bitcoin and bank free PEER TO PEER, blockchain secure transfers of money with less than a penny fees. > > https://whybitcoincash.com/

OoSh0wtim3oO

BTC is pumping but alts dont follow

ginnipix

never got into memes, i know i'll always be late. nowadays, long-term is the way to go. BTC and ETH. Maybe SOL.

thomerow

Serious non-BTC question: Is that an art installation? The

SatoshiShe

TBH I’ve seen this few times. This isn’t an exit scam rather it’s a compliance/AML freeze triggered by the size of bitcoin, i mean 9 BTC is huge and repeated swaps. What you need to understand is that once such is flagged, most of the times support goes silent and everything moves to legal. Yeah I get the part you did your KYC but KYC submission doesn’t mean you were scammed, but reviews can take weeks or months. Best move is to request the case ID, provide a clear source of funds explanation and make sure you’re not stop opening new tickets. I don’t know why people keep so much in exchange when there are hard wallets that you can store such amount in.

mR_m1m3

and have you ever tried to transfer a big chunk of YOUR MONEY spontaneously from one bank to the other? I did. and got my account blocked, had to justify that in the bank. are there some benefits with a trusted third party (bank)? yes. are there some benefits with self custodian assets like BTC? also yes. if you are not a responsible person, then probably self-managing your wealth is not the best idea for you. but that doesn't mean it isn't for others.

YUNoPamping

1. Buy as much BTC as you are able to. 2. Use the remaining funds to buy a holding of a Bitcoin ETP. 3. Sell down the ETP holding for BTC as quickly as the bank limits will allow.

Careless-Usual-5384

I dca . 5$ a day into BTC and eth . If I have more to burn I'll check chart and look for somewhere close to the newest low on the 4hr

avance70

"it s so hard to start over from zero, even 100 BTC seems a lots now" -- someone speaking in 2012

metamorphomo

I SPENT a lot of BTC in the early ‘10s. Didn’t keep a penny of it.

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ieatvegans

$90k? Just need another **41%** for BTC to see a new ATH. It's practically in the bag!

AstroRoverToday

Your bank restricts the size of outgoing wire transfers based on the nature of the recipient's industry? 🤯 Find an intermediary- transfer the required funds to that account, then transfer from there to your exchange. Buy BTC and transfer it to your own wallet.

SevereArrivals13

I keep stacking more BTC

dmx442

Pssssssss, don't spoil it, more time to buy BTC!

Flaky_Chef_4455

Already was. Early 2017 BTC reached 1k USD.

Spitipoti

I'm not sure what do you mean about the timing being weird, and the 2024 - maybe you mean current BTC quotation is the same as it was then? It's hard to compare Hashrates on such a long time-scale. Hashrate doesn't only depend on how many miners are connected to the network, but also on technological improvements. In fact, the hashrate of the network (excluding exceptional events such as the NA storm) today (ca 1ZH/s) is +40% compared to mid-end of 2024 (ca 700EH/s, or 0.7ZH/s) because of this reason. Also, you should keep in mind that BTC being 80k in Jan 2026 isn't the same as it being 80k in Oct 2024 for a simple thing called inflation: mining operations did most likely go up in price - not by a lot, but enough to skew your analysis.

_GOREHOUND_

So you don’t invest in BTC then. Did you get the joke?

numbpasta9

Yeah the storm theory makes sense for the short term drop, but that October timing is weird - we're still in 2024 my dude The profitability squeeze is real though, especially with energy costs staying high while BTC price has been kinda sideways lately

FractalImagination

I knew about BTC when it was $250ish but thought it was only to buy drugs on the silk road. No regrets, just comedy gold 🤣

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NotAfraidAtAll

Early 2020 to now, Bitcoin started around $7-8k and it's sitting at like $88-89k today. That's roughly 11-12x gains, over 1,000% return. Insane run thanks to all the ETF money and big institutions. Gold was chilling around $1,580-1,600/oz back then and now it's blasting past $5,000-5,200 (hit new highs recently). Solid ~3.2x move, like 220-230% up, driven by all the geopolitical mess, inflation fears, and central banks hoarding it. BTC clearly crushed it on pure upside over these 6 years, but gold's been the steady, boring winner lately while BTC chills in the 80s after its big pump.

sbounmy

nothing fancy for the 1st one, I upload a picture of DotA as reference + I would like a background image like this but with bitcoin and marine animals rankings (dont show any text, label) 👑 Sovereign \> 500,000 BTC2 🐉 Leviathan 100,000 - 500,000 BTC3 🐋 Humpback 5,000 - 100,000 BTC42 ... etc

Spitipoti

If you mean the decline from the 24th to today, it's most likely to the huge storm affecting North America. If you mean the slow but steady decline started in October 2025, it's because mining is not as profitable as it used to be when BTC was at 100-120k - ATH that was reached, coincidentally, in October.

OliveLegitimate3236

I started late but late is better than never, and now its not too late. Just stack what you can and stay humble, sure its not easy but I know that little pile of sats I get today will hold a significant value in the future. Take it easy bro, you're already a step ahead a bunch of folks that have no idea of what BTC mean. Get that million of sats! Once you get there hodl to your precious and aim to the next million amd so on, slowly 🐌 but surely!

FromThePits

This exact sentiment is why I will always argue that BTC is destined for institutionalization, within the next 50 years. I recognize this struggle even as a certified "diamond hand". None of our great grandchildren will own bitcoin in any meaningful measure, because it will eventually all be absorbed/bought by hedgefunds, governments and banks. Forget about wide scale adoption. BTC is way to valuable a financial tool to be distributed amongst commoners. The only thing you can do is ride the early wave for as long as you can stomach.. and maybe take precautions to save some for your descendants, because they wont get any bitcoin otherwise.

strodobaggins

Gold ripping while BTC chops isn’t that weird tbh IMO **they’re reacting to different fears**. Gold thrives on macro stress + capital preservation, Bitcoin thrives on liquidity + risk-on cycles; we’re basically in a tug-of-war phase right now. I treat gold as ballast and BTC as asymmetric upside; one preserves purchasing power when things get shaky, the other explodes when conditions flip. Personally I lean barbell: boring hedge on one side, conviction crypto on the other, and wait for liquidity to decide the winner. What about others? Anyone else rebalancing or just sitting tight?

No-Confusion4519

Sadly, media only covers the rising asset classes in general and everyone follows the story, I can see things changing for BTC in this year or the upcoming year. The heavy metal rally eventually has to come to a pause thats where people will look for rotation.

FromThePits

I have made a interlocking wallet method for my family and published it for free here : Www.thegreekchain.info It is an attempt to airdrop BTC on the next 4 generations, with the hope it will inspire to continue the chain (build generational wealth).

Hairy-Measurement-80

One thing that helped me reframe Bitcoin is how small the supply actually is. There will only ever be **21 million Bitcoin**. That’s hard-coded. No changes, no printing, no bailouts. If you divide that by \~8.3 billion people, it comes out to about **0.0025 BTC per person**. And that’s a fantasy number. In reality: * Millions of BTC are already lost forever * Early adopters and whales hold large portions * Institutions buy in bulk and don’t trade in and out So the amount realistically available to ordinary people keeps shrinking. This also isn’t just retail speculation anymore: * Governments already hold Bitcoin (directly or via seizures) * Sovereign wealth funds and pension funds have exposure through ETFs * Public companies hold it as a treasury asset * Banks now offer custody and trading Every time an institution allocates, supply gets locked up long-term. We’re not “early” like 2011, but we’re also not late. The discovery phase is over. The **institutional adoption phase** is underway. Once something shows up on balance sheets and inside pensions, access tightens fast. That’s why I don’t think Bitcoin makes sense as a flip for most people. Trading is hard. Most traders lose. Leverage wipes people out. If you don’t know your limits, it’s a fast way to make things worse. For normal people, Bitcoin works better as: * Long-term * Boring * Unleveraged * Something you can hold without watching charts Think of it less as a get-rich trade and more as asymmetric insurance against monetary systems you don’t control. You don’t need to go all-in. You don’t need to be perfect. You just don’t want to realize later that the door quietly closed while you were waiting for certainty. And dont hold your Bitcoin on exchanges. transfer that off right away, too many hacks. self custody,dont trust 3rd parties, they are in the perfect possition to screw you. As for jobs in the future economy, we are all trying to figure that out still, but you are doing good to think about it. So many people are obliviouse to the threat.

Extreme-Benefyt

Japan is also strong on BTC, so we might see something

Kytras

Dude those were they days eh. Gambled away so much BTC... Probably the reason my balding started lol

Bestcon

Look at Gold! Keeps going up. But BTC? Keeps dipping. Struggling to breach $90k! wtf 🤬

uncapchad

this is a weird sub at times. Someone from **UK** posts the struggles they have buying even 1/10th of BTC because **UK banks,** and that's OK. That person is experiencing the effect of draconian (and illegal) banking policies. I post an article as to the Cause, where there now remain **only TWO UK banks** allowing unfettered access, and am advised that's better suited to r/BitcoinUK. So I shall post the closing statement of that article, for all Bitcoiners to ponder, "If banks can decide which industries are allowed to grow by controlling the flow of money, then they hold a dangerous level of power".

Inevitable_Pin7755

Honestly it’s not a terrible idea, but putting all of it into Bitcoin would be unnecessary risk. You already have exposure and you’re young, which means you can take risk, but you still want flexibility. Locking everything into one volatile asset just limits your options later. If it were me, I’d split it. I’d DCA a portion into BTC over time so you’re not buying all at one price, and put the rest into the Roth so future you is covered. That way you’re investing without turning it into a stress decision. DCA removes a lot of the emotion. Lump sums feel smart when the price goes up and awful when it doesn’t. Also having some cash or tax advantaged money matters more than people admit, especially when life throws random expenses at you. Bitcoin can work long term, but you don’t need to go all in to believe in it. Slow and boring usually wins.

RandomPlayerCSGO

Yes but you should have done that diversification when crypto was high in relation to gold and silver, starting the process of diversification when your asset is low and the asset you want to diversify is at ATH is stupid. If you didn't swap crypto for gold and silver when BTC was at 120k and gold and silver where on accumulation phase but you want to do the swap now with BTC at 90k and gold and silver at ATH it means you are being driven by emotion and not acting rationally, the fundamentals for gold and silver where the same before and it was objectively an investment with much more potential for profit than it is now, the higher an asset is the higher it's risk to reward is, so if you didn't trade back then and you want to do it now it shows you are not doing it because of fundamentals you are doing it because of emotions, and emotional investors never make good decisions.

Veronica_JW

Now? Based on risk-reward, BTC should be the safer bet.

Peturio

Cherry picking time frames can support any storyline! If you look at 15 years, Bitcoin beats any asset class, including commodities and indices, by miles. The real question is under what scenarios would 1000.- invested in BTC today outperform 1000.- in Gold in the target time horizon, and whether those scenarios are more probable than the negative scenarios. Over a time horizon of minimum 3 to 5 years, my bet is still on BTC.

emailtest28

Looks like a portfolio built by someone who actually codes, not just “invests”. ETH / LINK / SOL make sense from a dev perspective. 5% BTC is the classic “yeah, fine, Bitcoin stays”. DOT is a bold one — hope you’re holding it out of conviction, not nostalgia 🙂 If you’re truly in for 10+ years, maybe slightly more BTC/ETH, but overall this feels pretty clean.

Arijan101

The only true comment. Sure, BTC was the better investment 10-15 years ago, today it's not. The only way BTC can offer 10x returns is if you buy it at the very bottom of the bear market at $15-17k.

Cynnx

I'm so sorry to hear. I'm quite happy most of my wealth is in regular coins and stablecoins in my custody. It sounds like a nightmare to sell fiat for BTC or others.

Virtualization_Freak

And that number assumes all BTC is in circulation. I'd assume at least 15-20% is lost or dead by now. I can't ever see it happening, but there might be some free BTC up for grabs once a fork against quantum computing happens. Those dead coins that don't get moved to a higher security wallet will get cracked eventually.

tornavec

True BTC holders don't plan to sell — just DCA and compound!

FromThePits

I'm pretty old and I have a backyard. If some kid was asking for BTC to mowe it, well thats definitely whats going to happen. It's a matter of being in or out of bitcoin. You are correct about most elders probably being out. Most kids will unfortunately also be out for life, because bitcoin is rapidly becoming institutionalized these days, while everyone is asleep at the wheel.

TheGreatCryptopo

I'm gonna say it now. There's gonna be a time when there's not gonna be enough ETH or BTC for these ETF's and the shits gonna silver. I mean moon.

Emotional_Shallot366

My BTC is in a roth, so same :)

Extreme_Homeworker

That makes sense. Do you see this approach applying to any alts as well, or just BTC?

Fabtacular1

This sub cannot repost that fucking pizza picture damn near every fucking day and then also try to get people excited about using BTC to buy cheeseburgers.

PerspectiveCool3430

Always good to be cautious. I am not long or bullish BTC but i am starting to see the stars align RE BTC. The dollar tanking and current geopolitical stage setting. The EU signing ‘the mother of all trade deals’ with India and China entering Canada. We are losing credibility, every other day tariff threat has made US economic coercion threat #1 for both allies and adversaries. I foresee singificant divestiture in US assets and as a result a continued look towards commodities and Crypto.

Downtown_Feedback665

Been in and out since 2016 and mining since 2018. I bought a house last year from BTC. Mining aside if you bought anytime before 2024 you’ve done pretty good with capital preservation.

MajorFantastic9498

Nah man DCA is the way but $100/month is kinda slow when you're young with 4k sitting there. Maybe do like half in BTC now and DCA the rest over 6 months, then throw some in that Roth too since you got time on your side

PermissionPlusFour

Gold and silver did about 260% since 2011, with most of that in the last year alone. It’s good to diversify, but I definitely wouldn’t recommend selling your BTC/ETH at a loss for that.

BingoWT

If you put all 4k in, you are essentially DCA your investment. If you think BTC will go down further, then split your 4k … My question really is why your school gave you a 4k refund?

RandoDude124

Uhhh… you can buy a fraction of BTC buddy.

northcasewhite

BTC is holding stronger than what the bears expected but weaker than what the bulls expected.

Grunblau

Let’s say uncollateralized debt is no more… then you will only be able to borrow against something if you want to start a business, etc… I think this is where digital assets will eventually shine. I don’t have to talk to anyone about getting a loan against my BTC. Banks are likely going to prefer digital collateral to some shitty house or your 2003 Toyota Corolla that smells like gym shoes. I am hoping they are leaving the best life boat for last because selling silver at ATH to rotate into gold at ATH seems like a lateral move.

type_error

Oh please. The top pic was BTC at $90

aaadddppp

If you really have 150 BTC, I mean if, you should consider storing it with an Anybit wallet or other hardware wallet instead of just writing down mnemonic words on paper, which is too risky

jongolfpro

I’ve loved Crypto since 2018. I’ve learned not to get sold by a guy who makes money when you buy BTC through his platform. He’ll say whatever you need to hear.

Downtown-Beyond7251

BTC is on sale right now. Buy when you can.

ozera202

fuck me dead GOLD and Silver just keep going . we are fucked boys . BTC /ETH clearly not Gold and Silver of the digital world just big shit coins

treox1

Time travel back to 2007, save up all my money for 2 years, then buy badass mining rigs and purchase all the BTC I can.

piggleii

Ah shit, guys. Tom Lee says capital from Gold and Silver will flow into BTC and ETH eventually, which means it won't happen.

Wo0odi

He also remade the video side by side when BTC broke 100k

jwinterm

Working for me, tested grin, wow, and BTC

PsychologicalBit803

That’s awesome if you have customers willing to pay you that way. If the kid is mowing the yard of some 75 year old lady she isn’t paying him in BTC. Let’s be realistic.

Fit_Psychology_1536

People are expecting BTC to moon -- which is exactly why it wont...yet.

Remingde_Hughes

Turns out the “crypto president” can’t executive-order global liquidity 😅 Macro ate the narrative, leverage did the rest, and tariffs became the surprise boss fight. Honestly this cycle taught me that *time* is the real risk nobody priced in. Long lockups + political whiplash = emotional damage. That’s why stuff like **Prophecy Vaults** started making more sense to me ...short timelines, defined exits, less “trust me bro, just wait till Q4. We still got real progress (regs, BTC reserve, less SEC jump-scaring), but yeah… bull runs don’t care who’s in office. They care about liquidity. Always have. At this point I’m less “wen moon” and more “wen stability for more than 48 hours.

KIRKDAAGG

I don't have to pay capital gains either on the BTC I bought at 119K even in the US!

TheMaharishiEffect

Why? Cheap sats. You must be new here. If you're gonna buy BTC, expect to hold it for 10+ years. That's where real wealth is made. Worrying about small fluctuations is not a good way to invest. Get your mind set switched to "I can buy more sats now so I can have more wealth in the future" Every dip you should be happy that you have the opportunity to buy more for less. Soon it will go to 200-500k and you won't be able to buy much. Only mega corps would be able to at that point, in which you failed one again to save yourself from a shitty monetary system. Learn about the scarcity aspect of it... you'll realize why you shouldn't ever sell your BTC, borrow against it. Good luck!

Bkokane

LINK/ADA/ONDO/VET, just buy whatever’s been beat down the hardest. Even shitters like DOT will probably go back to $10 (6x from here) fairly quickly if BTC recovers above $125k

jotunck

>If you subscribe to using RSI as an indicator; it looks like 68k-75k is a likely target for an oversold signal. This largely concurs with Power Law, BTC's next low based on Power Law is also around the 70k region.

PeopleNose

First line, yes The second line, bad Third line... huh... weird coming from a BTC sub

ihavebeenmostly

Fair but not a constant. Is it the volatility difference in XRP when compared with BTC that makes it attractive?

phillydecat

So fact or fiction I don't care. But the way crypto works. If you own a lot and you cash out the price goes down. If you do in fact own a lot where the price would fluctuate you are better off using it as collateral the way the super rich do. Basically taking loans against your (BTC/Value) for what your needs are, then repay the loans selling a bit as the value increases. That's how the rich stay rich. Look at how Elon got the money to buy twitter he borrowed against Tesla shares, he owned.

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MoistAbuelita

You broke the rule “Thou shalt not let anyone know you own Bitcoin” - BTC 3:16

AncientMoth11

Would love to see some BTC flow my way