BTC

Lefties_TheWorst7331

BTC #1

SeemoarAlpha

His sale never hit the tape, they are done OTC to minimize price disruption since liquidity in BTC is about as opaque as any market gets.

kepalautakkau

Congrats!! How long did it take you to reach your first 1 BTC?

chainglance_cm

You don't need a reason to post this, venting into the void is honestly one of the more normal things to do after something like this. Be gentle with yourself the next few days. One thing for the future though, not just for you but anyone reading this - putting your entire life savings into something as volatile as BTC is rough odds no matter how bullish you are on it. Doesn't mean don't hold any. Just means the "house fund" and the "high risk bet" probably shouldn't be the same pile of money. That said, risk never fully goes away no matter what you're in, that's just part of the game. Hope things ease up for you soon.

OneMiners_Marc

I’d stay BTC heavy and use a small amount for ETH/SOL if you’re curious. No need to completely change what’s already working for you just because you feel like you’re missing out.

Clarante

Who is sane enough to put the not “pay money” into BTC..

Aggravating_Goat_471

Rule #1 after selling BTC: never calculate what it would be worth today.

TheBestintheWest11

this is the 3rd one today.... ok y'all you lost your BTC time to move on.

h1nds

Dude they don’t need to print more Bitcoin, cause like every fucking exchange on planet earth they are going to use your coins to do business with others. Your coins are only going to virtually be there, they are going to use them as float to make money on top of it. So in reality you get Schrodinger’s BTC, cause your coins will be in your account and on some hedgefund’s short position at the same time. BTC has lost all its core values that made it something else, nowadays it’s being treated like any other currency.

OneMiners_Marc

Probably as a reserve asset first. Spending BTC on commodities feels like selling the harder money to buy the softer asset.

MCL-Jonathan

Huge congratulations bro, becoming a **wholecoiner** is a massive milestone. I like the idea of keeping that 1 BTC as your untouchable long-term stack. I’ve got a HODL bag with for just that purpose too. But I personally wouldn’t completely stop there. Once you’ve got your emergency fund, marriage/travel money and other priorities covered, I’d still keep a **small regular Bitcoin DCA** going. You don’t need to chase another full coin quickly. Just keep stacking sats quietly, especially during bear-market periods when prices are more attractive, which by the way it’s right now! Diversifying future savings into something like a broad equity index can make sense too, but also reaching 1 BTC doesn’t have to mean your Bitcoin journey is finished. [Bitcoin Bear Market DCA Playbook](https://youtu.be/JXvr49ECTuo)

Ferdo306

How gives a f about Saylor Dude first said BTC is a scam then that's it's the greatest asset ever. That alone should be a red flag on top of his history Before anyone responds with 'people can change their mind', yeah I agree, but jumping from one apsolute end to the opposite isn't really what a sane person does

ecrane2018

BTC in bear markets typically detaches from the broader market

Coachexperten

Wrong imo… btc is not the only crypto, there are more… you just appear to be a lousy trader. (Me to as I lost over 6 BTC trading) most people should just buy and hold. That is hard enough

Time_Basis2535

Bear markets are THE best time to DCA. Every day is a good day to accumulate some BTC. I’d set it and forget it.

Time_Basis2535

**Only 4% of the world’s population owns BTC**

ImperialPotentate

> you have to ask yourself if BTC will ever be used as intended. I asked myself that (and answered) last week, when I had to drag out my ColdCard and remember how to actually send a damn transaction so I could get my BTC out. It's a fiddly, awkward, and error-prone process, so unless and until that gets streamlined and idiot-proofed Bitcoin will never be something that people use day-to-day commerce as intended.

fan_of_hakiksexydays

That's because markets have been bullish and rallying on the pause and negotiations in the Iran war, potential for US needing to find a quicker exit, and the bad job report that has re-opened the door to a rate cuts. Everything went up. Even gold that was stagnating is up almost $400 an ounce. The fact that BTC barely went up is a little bit worrying, despite already being in a bounce back. It really shows that the momentum just isn't there anymore. Even when things are bullish and there is a major tailwind.

WetPuppykisses

Jesus. Are we back to 2017? Aliens could invade us and with their advance technology they could throw thousand of yotta hash/second of power and mine blocks with block reward of 100BTC and guess what? Your tiny little node running a raspberry pi will reject that block since is invalid. For non-mining nodes is not about of validating transaction, is about validating blocks which is different Run your node.

EstablishmentSad

I usually just lurk in these subs...but you have to ask yourself if BTC will ever be used as intended. Right now, Crypto as a whole is being used as an investment vehicle and a safe harbor from countries that have major inflationary issues. I will start to buy in heavily when I start to see people use it as a payment method...and to finally get to the basis of this comment, you are still early as it is not being used to buy and sell things in the market...once that happens we will see a massive spike in demand and since supply is pretty much fixed and being mined at a slow pace along with the fact that there is a maximum amount of it out in the world...I think there is still a massive upside in BTC and other currencies.

DreamingTooLong

It’s a free shit coin giveaway that you can sell for more BTC

Romanizer

The biggest change isn’t the price, it’s legitimacy and access. Five years ago Bitcoin was still largely a retail/crypto-native asset. Today US spot ETFs from BlackRock, Fidelity etc. hold roughly 1.2 million BTC, close to 6% of total supply, giving institutions exposure through normal brokerage, custody and portfolio infrastructure. Institutional adoption is no longer theoretical either. 13F filings now show exposure from asset managers, hedge funds, pension funds, university endowments and sovereign wealth funds. Even after a rough Q1 2026, professional investors still reported about $17.8B in US Bitcoin ETF holdings. Politically, the shift is arguably even bigger: the US created a Strategic Bitcoin Reserve in 2025, while comprehensive market-structure legislation (CLARITY) has passed the House and cleared Senate Banking, although it still isn’t law. So I’d describe Bitcoin today as having moved from “Can this survive?” to “How deeply does this become integrated into the global financial system?” The protocol itself hasn’t changed much. The world is adapting to it.

PrestondeTipp

Be me, Michael Saylor, IPO STRC at $90/share Use the $90 to buy Bitcoin at $118,000. $118,000 BTC is now worth $64,000, 45.7% loss Original $90 is now worth is $49.50 Pay $11.42 of dividends in this period. Repurchase STRC for $94 *** Spending ~$145.42 to have access to $90 Genius

WarrenBuffettsBuffet

I just realized that the "btc has no intrinsic value" argument is an example of the "Begs the Question Fallacy." I had someone tell me BTC will eventually go to 0, and later said "it has no intrinsic value." He's defining the value of BTC such that his statement is true when in reality value, intrinsic or otherwise, is subjective, or a personal basis

zzzipitt

How do you recommend to mix the BTC so it's less difficult to track back into the wallet?

Environmental_gobrrr

BTC isn't going down anymore even after he is actively selling is something imo

Environmental_gobrrr

the average is around $75k and the fact he top blasts at high price every time is ridiculous i remember his average was around 40-50k before he started making stupid buys to keep BTC price afloat above 100k

poop-dolla

Trying to apply Hookes Law to this is crazy. I’m bullish on BTC and think it will keep growing a lot, but trying to force a law about mechanical springs into some thing about cryptocurrency growth is just nonsensical.

kardanokid

200W MA - Cheap BTC Cold Card Hack was the FTX of this cycle, BTC still didn't dump BIP 110 was outcast by miners.

DisorientedPanda

Has anyone actually gone in depth into their P/L? Whilst their average may be high; if they're selling the stacks they purchased at sub 60k, they're not technically taking any loses? I.E. 5,000 BTC purchased at sub 60k 5,000 BTC purchased at 125k They sell 2,500 BTC at 65k. Making a 5k per BTC profit from half their original purchase. They hold the remaining BTC and sell in the bull, at say, 150k, exiting 2,500 BTC at over 2x profit and 25k per BTC profit for their remaining 5,000 BTC.

_ketafreak

apologies, but, in my defense, you are on reddit, talking to many of the guys that hodl'd only bc they got high and slept on the panic sell. I dont doubt there's a discipline to your shoots n' ladders/cabinet knobs and candlesticks chart, I just have not squeezed in learning it as of yet. but I am still invested, and I feel pretty safe knowing that there is still massive corporate holdings in BTC, a big buy just this morning, and as long as there are safe markets that speculate on this one, I m good with work & hodl. Ive been around long enough to know that its always worth the wait.

kebab_raptor

rates on BTC usually are very small. IMHO better to keep them on your wallet. with stablecoins you can find promos on cexes like 10% on your first 500$ and split them on multiple exchanges. or you can check defi lending protocols (eg aave, kamino), or you can farm funding rates on perpetuals if they are available in your country.

lifeOfColors

To each their own. Each of us has different plan for different BTC price for different time. Why don't you ask him? :)

FantasticInterest373

You can not call everything nonsense and then argument with literally "BTC will do its thing". Everybody knows that a ton of market money is stuck in AI/tech currently, neglecting this is just bonkers.

devCheckingIn

I mentioned last week that STRC going up was probably because Saylor was selling BTC to buy back shares.

Abject-Stretch-1187

This is just nonsense thinking. If no one is in fact interested in BTC and more interested/pumping every penny into AI then BTC should be at 0 right now. Again less net sellers + more net buyers is all BTC needs to go up. Anything else is just mental gymnastics from people who don’t understand how economics/markets work.

BTCGlobeLive

Someone posted the address in your other thread, so I looked it up on chain instead of guessing. bc1qt89d6glxq6cz98tahkuepds9gpf4d5qqrn8qjr is holding 0.03840562 BTC right now, sitting in 7 separate payments, none of them spent. The most recent one confirmed in block 961,842 at 06:47 UTC today. At this morning's price that's around $2,490, so for what it's worth, the folks joking about a dollar were reading the wrong number. Whether you can reach it comes down to one question, and only you can answer it: is that address inside your Trust Wallet? Open Trust Wallet, choose Bitcoin, tap Receive, and compare it character by character with the one above. If it matches, nothing is lost. The coins are in Trust Wallet, and they were never going to show up in Coinbase. Those are two separate wallets that know nothing about each other, so Coinbase can't display coins it doesn't hold. If it doesn't match, that address belongs to somebody else and there's no undo. No reverse button, no support desk. Do the comparison before assuming either way, though. Seven separate payments landing on one address inside a day is a little unusual for a brand new personal wallet. One warning, because posts like yours attract them: anyone who messages you offering to "recover" your coins is a thief. Recovery isn't a thing. Never type your twelve words anywhere except the wallet app itself.

Klutzy-Sea-4857

BTC heavy is smart. SOL and ETH are not shitcoins though, they have actual utility.

Disavowed_Rogue

Would you put 100 BTC in one bag. Probably not.

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Abject-Stretch-1187

Nonsense. Sentiment follows price. All we need for BTC to go up is have no more net sellers and more net buyers and the price will go up again and capital will start chasing it. It doesn’t need AI to cool down, it just needs less net sellers and more net buyers. Don’t overcomplicate the thinking process buddy.

Abject-Stretch-1187

This is a retarded level of thinking. So if it only goes to 150k max, wouldn’t that imply that the next four yrs after that would be 170k or so, so that would mean that BTC yoy cagr will be less than 10% peak to peak and will only drop further as every cycle goes on. You might as well just abandon BTC and buy s&p index instead. 

TimeLocation777

just choose a range which seems like a good value to you. below 64k and above 47k is a good range for me. I don't believe BTC will go below 47k in the next 3 years but the chance is not zero

bloodydeer1776

All the OGs alienated with R30 that realized that the devs for the reference implementation are captured. That the lead dev that implemented the changes had no Bitcoins, if you don’t have any BTC you bear no financial risk and you obviously have no use for the software you are making changes to.

NoBrosCrypto

BTC and ETH are the way. I think everything did not live up to its promise in 2025. The banana zone never eventuated. If macro conditions change - liquidity grows, rates drop and something firm is announced regarding handling of the US debt and we Amy finally get that long awaited banana zone. If not, up we go but not as far as we would all like to see.

Ambitious_Stock2571

Interesting, BTC has been shit for eight months. Lol

Latter_Present1900

In this stage of the cycle, no long term coin goes up unless Bitcoin goes up. Imho, I think BTC will creep vaguely upwards for the next 6-10 months, macro permitting.

echointernational8

Definitely SOL for this cycle. There's not many reasons for ETH to go to 10k this cycle (±5x from here) but theres so many reasons for SOL to get to at least $350 (±5x from here). When your portfolio is not too big you are ought to look for the best asymmetrical bet that is available to you, you have to be on a lookout for the next unicorn all the time. It's also hard to acknowledge for many, but ETH is only relevant because the cabal who participated in ETH ICO been trying to make it all back after fumbling their BTC bags for ETH. Consult BTC/ETH chart for more information.

Lefties_TheWorst7331

BTC only -- screw ALTcoins.

arielsskudra11

It's crazy how much engagement milking is squeezed out of the BTC pizza story. You can do this with anything... *My grandpa sold his house of 20 grand 80 years ago. It would be worth 2 million today*

-BlackBread-

Yeah, I agree. BTC likely bottoms around 52k ish there's still more pain ahead. But people calling for sub-1k ETH is not gonna happen; max pain is probably 1200–1300. Always buy in parts and always DCA.

Savings-Leading4618

Why short just now? Now that BTC is breaking bearish structure for the first time since oct 10?

Syrion1984

One of the most effective methods of scaling into an asset, be it SOL, ETH, BTC or anything else is by employing DCA (Dollar Cost Averaging). In the case of SOL, say you have $100 to spend right now, just acquire SOL at whatever price it is at the moment and do so again the next time you have $100 to spend. Keep doing it and regardless of whether the price goes up or down over time, you'll build a nice portfolio at a good price.

DangerHighVoltage111

I added more direct links, gonna cry? BTC was irrelevant in the beginning, then it wasn't. Then it got hijacked. The point is p2p cash is not irrelevant and it is worth fighting for. On BTC you do not fight for p2p cash anymore, so it is actually irrelevant contrary to BCH and maybe XMR.

DangerHighVoltage111

BTC is mostly used custodial on LN. That's neither sound nor original. Satoshi is a Big Blocker. BCH is probably our only chance for sound p2p cash. Maybe XMR the second.

Bulky-Technician-979

UPDATE: Following the trail on the blockchain The case began with a small physical object bought through the eBay marketplace in 2016. It looked like a sealed Bitcoin paper wallet. The public address was visible on the front. The private key and its QR code were hidden on the back beneath a scratch-off layer. That layer appeared intact. Years later, the card became the only physical witness left at the scene. On May 21, 2016, 4.71064406 BTC disappeared from its address without my authorization: Victim address: 1Bwo42o7eDakFgJ6srxjZnh3y5gTHUehyA Transaction: efc57c1e6640e8d28e137924eaf1c19c23ac34b1779dde1ecc899f5a17334dbc First receiving address: 1BTeq9DricViuNAoBMBWqCSUmGWappfwvZ The blockchain does not forget, but it does not explain itself either. It records movements, not motives. About 29 hours after the withdrawal, my output was spent together with 15 other inputs. That was the first real clue. The 4.71 BTC was no longer travelling alone. It had entered a much larger stream of funds. I followed the trail through: \- consolidation transactions; \- repeated addresses and WalletExplorer clusters; \- possible change outputs; \- peel-chain patterns; \- transaction timing and amounts; \- points where previously separate branches converged. Some later descendant branches reached an address that had historically been publicly described by the operator of PocketRocketsCasino as a cold wallet. A related WalletExplorer cluster later transferred 1,496.33401461 BTC into another large treasury-like cluster. This is where the detective story must slow down. It does not prove that PocketRocketsCasino, BetKing, an exchange, or any other later recipient stole my BTC. By that stage, the funds had already been mixed with many unrelated inputs. A service could have received them in the ordinary course of business without knowing their earlier history. WalletExplorer wallet IDs are also based on clustering heuristics. They are useful leads, not proof that two addresses had the same legal owner. AI helped me build the map. It organized public transaction data, compared branches, detected recurring structures and helped prepare the timeline. It did not identify the person who possessed the private key, and it did not prove ownership of any wallet. What can presently be verified: 1. The unauthorized transaction occurred. 2. Approximately 29 hours later, its output was consolidated with 15 other inputs. 3. The funds then entered larger transaction structures. 4. Some later branches interacted with gambling-related or treasury-like clusters. What remains unknown: 1. Who obtained the private key. 2. Whether the key was retained during generation or printing. 3. Whether the key was created using a weak or compromised generator. 4. Whether the eBay seller knew about any vulnerability. 5. Whether any later recipient knew that part of the funds originated from this incident. I am checking the surviving eBay purchase records. I will name the seller or payment processor only if documentary evidence confirms it. If anyone purchased the same “Coin Cold Card” product, especially through eBay around 2013–2016, please share only non-secret information: approximate date and country, seller name, public Bitcoin address, or TXID. Never share a private key, seed phrase, or an unredacted image of the private-key side. For now, the blockchain trail is visible. The person who started it is not.

Azatis-

BTC = the king, less multipliers in a bull run but the safest of them all - Very low risk ETH = the prince, better multiplier than BTC in a bull run + staking - Low risk SOL = the knight, better multiplied than ETH in a bull run + double the staking - medium risk

Adept-Tour1727

This post gave me depression and I didn't even buy any cheap BTC ever

Adept-Tour1727

Sounds like you just sent BTC to yourself? If that is the case it should still be there

quintavious_danilo

CEO dies, BTC dead. Prepare accordingly.

iloverunning11

I mean it is mostly about speculators and BTC holds little to no real value, but to say it's a dead tech, that requires a person that reaaaaally isn't tech-savvy

effdanwo

Personally, I do 2:1 BTC to XMR. Half the Bitcoin is in ETFs, and the other half is self-custody.

userdeath

You have 1 btc. Price hits 100k. You decide to sell 0. 1 BTC every 3 days. The hard part is sticking to it and fighting every instinct telling you to wait more and not sell now.

JumpProfessional3372

There are a lot more risks in the bank (because any individual working at the bank can do a mess if they want to and do not care about consequences). However, one thing the bank has at advantage is that to brute force you need to have physical access, while the BTC blockchain can be downloaded by anyone.

PuzzleheadedPilot638

If you're already 98% BTC you've basically won the war, throwing a little at SOL/ETH isn't going to unravel your portfolio.

Diamondhandminter

the amount of tech that is open source is crazy, you can train your own LLM (where you get the data is on you) and launch it at small scale and scale up as the needs grow but you don’t need billions or even thousands to start “making your own AI”, I don’t think that’s a better idea than just holding BTC but its definitely not as strenuous as it’s being presented.

fittes7

I am looking for long term let’s say 2-5 years from now I won’t be touching the money If I think BTC will remain functional years from now can you explain in short what I am missing?

UAP44

>I feel like I might be missing something If you still think BTC will remain functional as is within decades from know, then yes, you are missing something.

Appropriate_Unit3474

I like Monero and Zcash as a way to accumulateand immediately sell BTC for USD.

humblevladimirthegr8

I know some altcoins are "minted" by burning BTC so they might have been trying to pump/dump that market

Fantastic-Mall-3594

If mining doesn’t become more decentralized we’re all cooked soon anyway. Increased BTC cap, built in taxes etc. Run Knots, rent hashpower and point it to DATUM + OCEAN

Decibel0753

Yet another person with multisig... Just a way to lose your BTC through your own mistake...

GadJedi

Why did you transfer your BTC out of the wallet? You wasted sats to transfer. You should have just made a new backup of the correct seed phrase, which you will need to do anyway.

FitCompetition1804

I have no clue what you’re doing either, that makes two of us. So you have funds on trust wallet and you sent some BTC to the receive address on the same wallet?

PhilosopherNice483

I’d recommend starting with large-cap coins. Currently, BTC makes up over 50% of the crypto market. The rest is generally referred to as altcoins. The top 5 you see here are: * Bitcoin * Ethereum * BNB * XRP * Solana [https://coinmarketcap.com/charts/cmc20/](https://coinmarketcap.com/charts/cmc20/) Personally, I’d start with BTC first. Once you understand the basics, you can learn more about altcoins and DeFi if you find blockchain technology interesting. I also put together a guide explaining the different ways you can invest in crypto here: [https://www.papyruslearn.com/article/how-to-buy-bitcoin](https://www.papyruslearn.com/article/how-to-buy-bitcoin)

JeremyLinForever

Do it. Report back in two years when you mine for dollars today instead of BTC worth in the future. Good luck and have fun staying poor.

Dense-Permission8346

I disagree about this time next year. I think we will see btc, and the rest of the market start rising this week. Btc will be about $80k come September 1st. We will see the clarity act passed mid September, interest rates will get cut on September 16th at the next fomc meeting. This will propel crypto past ATHs going into mid-late November where BTC dominance falls and everyone rotates into alts. The euphoric blow off top for alts will be December/january. Just my two cents

tallguyyo

leverge on ur house and go back into BTC, its worth it

Alarmed-Door7322

Youre like 3 years to late man. Theres hundreds of thousands of meme coins. All of them pump and dumps. You literally had 30 minutes to an hour of a coin being made where you could make money on it. Those of us who weren't insiders looked to wallet address and tracked who bought first and how long they stayed in before pulling the rug. The train is long gone. They use AI and bots for making new coins. They can make a new coin in seconds and bots buy and sell it over and over again skimming every cent you put into it. If youre here asking how to get inside you wont. No one here will help you either. You need to cut all your losses in meme coins. You will never out trade the bots we use to do this. Even now they're less and less profitable. Buy BTC and leave it. Otherwise you might as well go to an atm and pull cash and toss it on the street. You'll have more luck making money that way

Last-Progress18

There hasn’t been a peak or any new participants since 2021 .. The only thing which happened recently is everyone realised meme frog coins are worthless, so equity concentrated on BTC.

UAP44

>But we are here for sound p2p cash and only BCH provides that.  BCH is not the only one, but BTC *definitely* isn't.

UAP44

>BTC is the original sound money invention Until it was turned into digital *gold* instead of *money*. >BCH is just sad cope This isn't even an argument. This is just mindless ridicule.

Successful_Taro8587

The way BTC puts hair on your chest is craaazy

Alotuyo95

De todas formas creo que a muchas personas le vendría bien 30 € en BTC solo por registrarse con mi enlace de referido es BTC gratis, no todos los echangues hacen eso

Alotuyo95

Como va a rastrear tus BTC ? No inventes amigo donde viste esa película y si es cierto explicate mejor, si fuera verdad como sabes eso ?

JimmySki6166

Stay away from Ledger at every cost!! I had a Ledger, had some issues with it locking up and not letting me into it. They have no phone # or customer support team. Have to email them, and get a call 6 days later. When I was able to get back into the wallet, all of my BTC (42k worth) was gone. No explanations, or anyone who can help. Spoke to the security director, and he asked me for my seed phrase several times. Asked to speak to a manager and he disconnected the call!

Prior_Parsley3960

I have said it time and time again. For most people (even crypto people), Fidelity BTC is their best option. \*very few are equipped for self custody given current conditions Fidelity has been in crypto for a long time and is one of our largest institutions. If they fail, we have much larger problems to deal with

DontLook_Weirdo

No sarcasm.. but you said it st the very beginning - "*very new to memecoin trading*" You didn't trade meme, you gamble. In crypto, you trade utility, gamble meme, hold BTC & ETH. When you gamble meme, you're looking for a good/strong meme, a good easy name, liquidity with less than 10% of the supply being held by the Dev team. Exit when it's mooning, don't hold for the top. And most importantly, only gamble what you're willing to lose.

RockHardTen11

I hope you are debt free now. Thats the best scenario for anyone to be i.e. debt free. Once you are, stack them BTC and dont worry about it after that.

never_safe_for_life

Nothing because it’s never gonna happen. BTC is the original sound money invention. BCH is just sad cope

ExtremeHobo

He's making me glad he lost his BTC

92sheran

I’m 90% crypto (BTC mainly) 10% 401K

JimmySki6166

Been purchasing at least $500 a week of BTC for almost 5 yrs now. Some weeks I double it! Best asset one can purchase in my opinion

DiamondHandsDarrell

My main cc is the coinbase black Amex with 4% BTC back. Living the dream!

Silver-Diamond-1715

If Satoshi sells his BTC

feltusen

Lightning doesn't eliminate Bitcoin's limitations. It moves them into a more complicated system. You can have plenty of BTC and still be unable to make a payment because there's no sufficiently liquid route to the recipient. Then you need channels, inbound liquidity, rebalancing, routing, LSPs and constant liquidity management. So much for "just send Bitcoin instantly to anyone." It's fast when the plumbing happens to be there. **The plumbing is the problem.**

JimmySki6166

If you purchased BTC at 250-300, I’ll give you 2k for each one! Will be a great profit for you 😂🤷🏼‍♂️

iloverunning11

That’s utter nonsense. Bitcoin is worthless if we consider solely real value. On the other hand most assets hold real value because they help satisfy humans’ essential needs be it food shelter etc. BTC is a novelty but without speculators its market cap would be smaller than AnF market cap

lathiat

Yeah, this is a real risk with these. I purchased one of these way back in maybe 2013? I forget the name, was different to yours. BTC was like $50 or something at the time Somehow I sadly lost the physical card. I can only assume someone nabbed it from me, though I don't have the public key to see if the BTC is still on it! Was "only" 1 BTC.

YellowCore

Has had 0.78 BTC thru their wallet in past 4 years.