BTC

Demonyx12

> it’s gonna be FU money in 10 years How much BTC do you suspect will be worth FU money in ten years?

ozera202

At least I don’t wave a flag saying BTC is digital Gold bullshit narrative . Meme coins know what they and don’t claim to be anything else .

ozera202

Associating BTC with Gold as the digital Gold ….. the level of disrespect!!! . Get that Shit coin out of here .

PirateSKB

Ehh I more so hate that Saylor became the face of crypto. People cheered him on when BTC was at 22k. I personally feel like crypto has been cancerous since 2020. More adoption yes, but compared to back then, it felt far more niche That's just my personal opinion though

Unusual_Baseball7055

Trumps initial support of crypto has poisoned the space. Crypto basicslly only existed as a liquidity play, and once all the memes were rugpulled people look at it as nothing more than a vehicle to gamble when money is cheap. If BTC cant even out perform the dollar now (forget about gold), its fucked. Id be out of the market entirely if I could. Maybe circle back when theres more red.

ChampsUpset

Obviously, you are welcome to do whatever you want with your BTC and I assume that you are familiar with early withdrawal penalties associated with retirement accounts. So if you plan to keep it there until the penalty no longer applies, then I don’t see a problem with the strategy. However, someone else is now holding your crypto in a wallet that you do not control and is bound by banking/government law. So if there is a change to the retirement age, there’s not much you can do about it. The other major concern is how would they pay me back/out, BTC or fiat? Cause if it’s the latter, I’d be less inclined to convert my BTC. Not financial advice, just my opinion. DYODD

arcreactors

I mean most likely in one cycle BTC will be above gold

TheIrishHolder

Fiat is a scam, the future is BTC and Gold

TattooedCFO

Why would you limit openly discussing people gaining comfort level / understanding with BTC? I mean yes, lots of us are well versed… but being willing to encourage new investors is definitely what will help elevate wealth for those who are down the path already.

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TheVoidKilledMe

to say who gives a shit is kinda childish he is still the CEO of Apple you know those dude with the iphones ? who basically have half of the planet traped in their technology eco system ^^ an integrated BTC wallet in IOS could transport bitcoin adoption decades into the future you don’t have to like that but it would help adoption more than anything we could ever do

dweeegs

At this rate I’d bet on 6k silver over 100k BTC

OkZucchini5351

You must be joking. Look at the 10 year performance of Bitcoin vs gold, it's not even close. Gold spent literally 10 years crabbing only to pull about a 2.5x since late 2023 while BTC did an 8x from late 2023. Being wrong for 10 years straight only to be "right" once doesn't make you a winner. Besides, does the gold chart look sustainable to you? Only dumb money is going in at this point while smart money is waiting for a BTC entry.

Impossible-Weight852

0.01 BTC is less than $1K USD. You must be dead broke.

boardsanddiamonds

If you dont hold BTC you are cooked. Let him Cook

UseMoreHops

Boring BTC is the best BTC

Shichroron

There is no technical reasons - yes. However, most of the big bad banks (JPMorgan etc) are building on Etheruem (or L2s). So it kind of the same Litecoin (or choose your BTC killer) vs. Bitcoin discussion. Technically it can replace Bitcoin but it won't

Lost-Bowl3269

Is OP a communist? Lol BTC is essentially anarcho-capitalist. Those with money and courage buy, those without just watch. No restrictions.

Relative_Article556

Nice one thanks. I was using all sorts of Data points such as give me a price if BTC reaches half the current MC of Gold then i said assume gold grows at a standard rate (comparably to how it’s been over time) chat gbt gave me 5% YOY growth for gold. Then I said price if it overtakes gold MC then estimate price with continued money printing in the trillions and then calculations if more people use it then info about supply vs demand pressure as 5 million are lost (and 1 million estimated lost futher in 10 years) and all these associated requests. Very interesting stuff

Mantis-Prawn

Only go into BTC if you are willing to hold long term.

DayTrayder

Alright that's fair. But I do believe a hard fork to solve the ECDSA vulnerability pre-quantum or Schor's algorithm will fundamentally break BTC within 10 years anyways so probably not the best strategy. I am very skeptical of another ATH test let alone growth to $1 mill, even in the face of dollar devaluation.

Prentssss

I’m in a similar boat but didn’t get scammed. From 2017-2022 I accumulated a good amount of BTC. Had close to $300k in 2022 but covid destroyed my business, turned my life upside down and I was forced to sell everything to keep my house, pay bills, find a new career and to stop me from losing everything. I’m finally financially back on my feet and I started once again accumulating BTC and it’s so god damn hard to start all over again. All we can do now is HODL

hindermore

No, you buy 10 dollars worth of BTC, and then in a couple of hours, you buy another 10 dollars worth of BTC. You just keep doing that until you don't need to work anymore.

Dazzling-Act4129

BTC sessions is a good channel i guess.... great tutos

Top_Limit_

No videos. Read and make a decision. All the carnage happening in the global financial system and just looking at my BTC brings me calm.

BainTrain55

Oh look another 2% day for gold. Which means if you just bought gold today alone you would have made more than BTC in 4 months. Like that’s effin crazy

DistributionMoist800

I already sent 3 kids to college at 250,000 a piece, the BTC is mine.

Imperial_Toast

**slaps wrist**This baby can fit so many 0.000000000001 BTC in it

DryMyBottom

is BTC dying again sir?

oldblueeyess

Yup, its going down. Even a flight to safety we are obviously seeing cant lift this ship. I havent looked but I would put good money on the BTC/GLD trade temporarily keeping this afloat. Ill see everyone in August/September 2026 👋

fairlyaveragetrader

I mean if you're looking to have a good deal of money on hand by September and October where we're likely to hit cyclical lows, just buy a bunch of usdc or usdt. Wait. Then you'll have 90,000 on hand which should be enough to potentially get maybe two BTC if we have a traditional low

Fit_Still958

Gold will plummet BTC will soar

Kxi5822

am I being silly? BTC is at £64k rn, in $ is like 88k?

NothingxGood

“At such a low mnav, he can not keep the BTC per share up anymore” Pardon my extreme ignorance here, but since it’s still above 1.0 mnav, isn’t the opposite of this sentence actually happening? Additionally, isn’t STRC accretive to the common stock? Lastly, why do we believe the mnav is going to stay at its current level forever and cant ever go up? Is that how we feel about the 700,000 BTC they’re holding, too? I’m looking forward to being educated here.

bpangley1

No. This is what happened when we went into the gold standard. The government said all gold was worth $30 instead of $20. So effectively, if yesterday it cost $20 to buy gold then tomorrow it costs $30. Gold didn’t change. The dollar did. The dollar lost 50% of purchasing power compared to gold. So if Trump says he will buy BTC for $50,000 then everyone will realize that the dollar just lost purchasing power (relative to every other currency). The price of bitcoin in EUR or JPY doesn’t change so now the dollar is far less valuable compared to those other currencies which is why he can spend $50,000 buying BTC from the population.

indomitus1

Debifi - Non custodial BTC backed loans [debifi.com](https://debifi.com/)

TheBakedGod

Defi. I'd rather wrap my BTC, take smart contract risk, and loan it out directly, than give my BTC to a startup company and take that counterparty risk. Plus the rates are way better, around 5% right now.

CyberBobbert

Well ... not sure if available in UK but River allows purchase of BTC but the best thing is you can park cash there, and earn BTC interest and make any buys out of your cash reserve. Again - not sure if they are US only at this point but will do some checking

nickoaverdnac

Roth IRA and buy a low cost BTC ETF like BITB. Then you won’t have to pay taxes on gains down the road.

The_Bitcoin_Act

Bitkey is a hardware wallet (small device + app) designed specifically for BTC, created by Block (Jack Dorsey’s company). It uses a 2-of-3 multisig setup without a seed phrase: one key on the hardware, one on your phone, and a third encrypted on Bitkey’s servers!

Sad-Pain-795

I live in the EU and none of those are available. Outside the US, the scene is quite terrible. I'm in Italy and even LEDN stopped operating here because laws and regulations are too restrictive. Hopefully, within the next 5 or so years, loans will be available everywhere. I believe this is BTC's best use case: use it as collateral to generate credit.

AbramsTankVeteran29

I bought in when BTC was at $90. But I paid $100/BTC because my friend had a MTGOX account and I didn't so I gave him a little extra for the trouble.

Pixel_Muses

Pls, let me try to explain. BTC is trading down. You’re welcome.

PeppyBunnyx

BTC and Gold, best choice

Texi_Ken

Also consider getting into the community. Maybe run a node. Maybe buy a miner (you can get a BitAxe for around $100-$120) and learn about mining. Get a Lightning wallet and start using BTC for what it is meant for.....spending.

Topraman000

If you don’t want FOMO, just Set up a DCA (auto pay of $15 every month). Hold onto the $1K for an emergency fund, and figure out the best work opportunity for yourself. If you don’t have a degree, trades like plumbing and electricity are in high demand, and pay well. Trade school is more affordable than proper college. Try to start paying off the debts that you pay the most interest on. Set up an IRA (retirement) account with an auto transfer after doing some research on good ones (what you can afford), set it to the highest risk option, while you’re young. Don’t put more money into BTC than you do your IRA. If you want more liquid, you can also set up a robo advisor account with a website like Charles Schwab super easy (ETF’s, etc.) These can all be small increments but your money is diversified and is safer.

Visual_Building_1666

I know EXACTLY what you are talking about! To get real insights on BTC investing and SOL investing, I honestly don't know WHERE to go.

tekn0lust

I assume you’ve searched through email from that time frame? Does she still have that email address? Any chance the laptop/devices from that time frame are in a closet somewhere? Search history from those devices might help you. If she bought through a website it’s very unlikely that they are still there. Many “mini-exchanges” from that time period shuttered and took BTC balances. If she was technical enough to purchase and transfer into a real BTC wallet you’ve got to find out which and if she happened to document any of the details. Keep in mind BTC balances live inside the addresses on the blockchain. What you are searching for are the keys to allow you access to that address.

OccasionalXerophile

Looks like gold and silver profit flowing in BTC

mrestiaux

A lot of would be okay if you dropped even a tad more there BTC.

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bollocksgrenade

The guy said was that Trump should revalue BTC, he did not say revalue the dollar. At no time did this BS artist say that the value of USD should be tied to BTC. He lacks even a basic understanding of bitcoin and its nonsense for people in this sub to be rationalizing his BS speculation which is pure fantasy.

bollocksgrenade

it's doing something. BTC is testing 90k resistance. Zoom out.

Alrightyl0l

Id rather belive BTC lose 90% of price

compute_fail_24

I hate that this crap even shows in my feed. Nobody wants BTC to go to a million overnight because this happening would wreck the economy. All indications are actually that the gov't is purposely trying to ease us into digital currency rather than cause a stampede.

Busy-Lifeguard-9558

I just assume they are mostly bots trying to push people into BTC with fomo moves

bollocksgrenade

Bitcoin is decentralized, no one, especially Trump gets to "revalue" BTC. This guy is spewing BS and clearly has zero understanding of Bitcoin.

bbqyak

Gold at worse is an almost guaranteed store of wealth or hedge against inflation. BTC at worse goes down the shitter and you lose 90% of your capital. Gold is safer, potentially slower outside of a commodities bull run (which we are in). BTC is more riskier, potentially higher upside (debatable) . That being said markets are cyclical. We are NOT in a crypto bull market, we ARE in a commodities bull market. Invest accordingly. Personally I do not trade against the trend. I will wait for BTC to dip low enough to where the risk:reward is somewhere I feel comfortable and worthy of parking my cash in indefinitely. At 90k, I don't see it there. 90k - ATH 126k is 40% gains. I personally feel I can achieve that in a much shorter timeframe with less risk elsewhere. At 70k BTC looks more attractive to me.

chr1stok3r

Here’s my story: I’ve been following BTC since 2014. My mom was gifted a whole BTC from her boss around this time. She worked for a lawfirm and one of the law firms clients mined Btc. Anyways, I told her back then, DONT ever sale it because it’s going to hit 100k+ some day. She later sold it for well under 20k, and to this day she regrets it. Then in 2022 when Btc dropped to around 15k, I told my wife, then fiancé, that I wanted to start DCAing into Btc because I thought it was getting ready to explode. However we had a wedding to plan, so I had to allocate a lot of our cash flow to that. I ultimately watched from the sidelines as Btc rose to 100k+ over the next 3 years. Then this past Nov 2025, Btc dropped 20-30%. I told myself, not again, I’m not missing the boat again. I’ve been buying at least .001 everyday since, I’ve almost have .1 BTC. It takes time and conviction, but if you understand how money and Btc/blockchain works, you can still get in well before the masses understand and start using/accumulating Btc.

Blank1110

I agree thats why im suggesting to stick to your plan, consistency is key even if it feels like you’re delusional. After Sol goes crazy I plan to switch to BTC. But for now im sticking to my plan. You should also stake, so you earn a bit extra.

EmbarrassedPrompt697

This is the way. My husband and I have a trust set up for our kids. We never touch our BTC. It is specifically named in the trust, with instructions on how and when to access it.

ieatvegans

You're probably right, and metals are at the top, but I've made a small gamble that they are not. I sold *some* green ETH to put into silver. We'll see how 2026 plays out, still have remaining ETH and BTC, but maybe silver works out decent for me.

RandoDude124

You have 3 tokens of BTC. You’re doing great

XapoBank

Simon is painfully right. This is the ultimate case of survivor bias. We look at 2011 charts and think 'easy money,' but the reality was brutal. Between the exchange hacks of that era (like Mt. Gox, Celsius, BlockFi) and the psychological torture of holding from $10 to $100 without selling, most early adopters washed out long ago. Estimates suggest 3-4 million BTC are lost forever. The lesson? Being 'early' is only half the battle. Surviving 15 years without losing your keys or your conviction is the hard part. That’s exactly why we built Xapo, to ensure the next generation of holders doesn't repeat those mistakes. Many OG's we know go by the motto, 'Never Sell Your Corn' - Lending now is a very popular feature for people who hold vast amounts of btc. Many of our members are from that era though and many in countries where the fiat currency has already debased previously.

OkZucchini5351

Alts are dead. My LINK was €20 back when BTC was 10k, that was in 2020.

__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.