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PatternAgainstUsers

That's my point, if they DON'T think it's over... then it probably is. That's why buying fear and selling greed work as general rules... I called a BTC low approximately 35 minutes after the February low simply due to capitulatory volume, an extreme volatility reading (largest in the cycle) and a historical fear print. I was ultimately wrong about that being the low... but that low held for like 3 months, do you understand how tradeable that is?

FL9NS

1 BTC = 1 BTC, no more, no less

TheBigLR901

Hacker fuks have had supercomputers on this for years. Especially when BTC was at $120k. Confirmation of the solid SHA256 cryptographic hash. Quantum computers are no match either.

PatternAgainstUsers

Bitcoin is pristine collateral, it is A) a tool to provide the OPTIONALITY of reducing counter-party risk (this comes with a tradeoff, but for some is an absolute life line when needed), and B) a long-term debasement hedge. Long-term because of it's immaturity as an asset, but this is what solutions like STRC try to give people who want to try and front-run that long-term capability and bring SOME of that functionality forward into the future. The best way for MOST normal, first world people to use BTC right now is to heavily accumulate when it is below business cycle fair values (so, now) and have a long duration view, using it (if comfortable with some counter-party risk) to reduce the rate on their mortgage for example. Actually locking it up, saving it, and getting a financial benefit in the here and now. Bitcoin isn't about changing the government or something, it is about diversifying your risks from debasement - at least on the financial investment side of things. BTC is not a good currency for spending, because it is too valuable for that. Unless you are "SPENDING" (trading) it to buy undervalued (or fair-valued) strong assets to diversify your book at times when BTC is specifically over-valued. This is a bit difficult to do (not that hard though, just plot a 0 to 1 fib between the 2 year and 2 year x 5 MA on a log chart, and when BTC crosses the 0.5 threshold, put in a trailing stop below monthly bullish higher closes). So if you think Apple is cheap or fairly valued at a given time when BTC is ripping... great, go get her tiger... but assets for assets. Dollars are ONLY FOR IMMEDIATE LIQUIDITY, particularly in a crisis.

Public-Pen-1366

rYou’re so right. I have $200K worth of Bitcoin that I bought at $80K, and you better believe I’m going to sell everything and never invest in BTC again. I’ve been in the red since October 2025, while missing out on dividends and the S&P 500. I’ve really learned what “opportunity cost” means with Bitcoin. It’s been my worst investment ever.

Mwilley23

The crowd is nothing but group-think. And I’d hardly say that the overwhelming majority of BTC holders think the bear market is over.

Dear-Focus4353

Buying strc to nearly 100 where mstr starts buying BTC again 

PatternAgainstUsers

You're on a BTC sub, I have been researching this all year. The prevailing narrative is 100% not on the side of the bulls... which is great for the bulls.

Ghola_Mentat

Someone who isn’t even into crypto repeated this to me today. Said he was planning to buy some BTC for the first time in late October. There is no way this narrative plays out with everyone and their mother expecting a bottom in that timeframe.

rtech50

NFL about to start ....BTC is back

TrashDelicious2469

Same here around 14 BTC but it wasn’t worth 3K USD at the time

downtherabbit

So long as the money printer exists there really is no limit to how high BTC can go when measured in USD. Thats the entire point.

goofygooberxiv

Been DCAing 5$ a day since April 2025, with a few 500$ purchases along the way. I'm sitting on 0.15 BTC at around 10k value. DCA is the way.

FuckM0reFromR

I like your write up, but I will make the following counterpoints for posterity. **Durability**: Bitcoin has only existed since 2009, mere decades. Gold has served as money for millennia, so it scores higher than BTC Also, bitcoin is at risk of being usurped by another "better" token. As someone said "The first car isn't the best car, the first cellphone isn't the best cellphone" and as such I can totally see some other technology replacing it within our life time. **Security** is also a huge issue and the reason I'd never recommend any crypto to anyone, we've all seen how easy it is for Joe Public to lose everything in an instant. Gold storage has been tired and true and is guaranteed by insurance underwriters. Good luck recovering your crypto when something goes wrong. **Value**: Since bitcoin derives it's price from highly speculative markets, it's value is not as stable as gold has been. To some this is a weakness, to others it has been a welcome trait. **Luckily** you can fractionally allocate as much or as little of either asset in your portfolio as you want =)

m4rM2oFnYTW

Now do 7 years... 2000% profit in BTC vs 230% VOO 😆

DiamondHandsDarrell

The squeeze didn’t just come out of nowhere. Treasury moved to increase long bond buybacks, long yields eased, the dollar weakened, and BTC already had a couple days of ETF inflows behind it. That gave Bitcoin the initial push through the resistance area everyone had been shorting against. Once BTC broke through that level, the shorts started getting liquidated. When a short gets liquidated, the position has to buy BTC back, so that forced buying pushes the price higher, which liquidates more shorts, which creates even more buying. That’s how you end up with roughly $1.4B in shorts getting wiped out in a few hours and BTC basically going straight up. So the short squeeze was the accelerator, not necessarily the original cause. Now the important part is whether actual spot and ETF buyers keep buying after all that forced short covering fuel is gone.

painfuldrp

BTC is anti fiat. It’s one in the same

DiamondHandsDarrell

The squeeze didn’t just come out of nowhere. Treasury moved to increase long bond buybacks, long yields eased, the dollar weakened, and BTC already had a couple days of ETF inflows behind it. That gave Bitcoin the initial push through the resistance area everyone had been shorting against. Once BTC broke through that level, the shorts started getting liquidated. When a short gets liquidated, the position has to buy BTC back, so that forced buying pushes the price higher, which liquidates more shorts, which creates even more buying. That’s how you end up with roughly $1.4B in shorts getting wiped out in a few hours and BTC basically going straight up. So the short squeeze was the accelerator, not necessarily the original cause. Now the important part is whether actual spot and ETF buyers keep buying after all that forced short covering fuel is gone.

LegitimateDream4942

I just zoomed out. BTC is looking terrible....

m4rM2oFnYTW

It's relevant in the sense that is playing catchtup. S&P up 230% from 2019 till now while BTC is up over 2,000% over same time.

JustStopppingBye

Tell us why you buy BTC?

JustStopppingBye

This sub will never understand Chainlink. They’ll just keep buying BTC because they have no idea how blockchain technology is actually going to be utilized. All they understand is that the number might go up because they bought it.

JimmySki6166

Awesome! Look at it right now! 69k! Great decision. I purchase 5k BTC per week for my daughter’s future!!

bbrout

Strange. So BTC is tied somehow to the Japanese bond market??? Who would have guessed?

UrbanGrower187

You will never loose on BTC long term ever.

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Longjumping-Bad-2886

Could it be because people are or were unable to buy BTC in their retirement accounts?

Jelly_Warm

Tattoo the BTC logo on your face

iFlasher

Yes. Confirmed by BTC CEO.

quintavious_danilo

What are you saying bro? There is no BTC CEO dumping the price? I was just talking to them yesterday.

edizzzy

Send me 0.17 BTC

Kasegigashira

leverage gamblers are the bottom tier of BTC investors.

VSU-yt

Sell all your BTC

Realistic_Grade2243

Sorry since you posted, BTC is up 1k.

shelby_xx88xx

Ride the waves Been here pre split Up big even in this crypto winter and no worries at all holding MSTR. Trust in Saylor bro. You remind of the haters from back in 2012-2014 who were so sure BTC was a scam. Worse thing someone could have done is listen to them. I play to win and win big.

BristlingB

Maybe this was an insurance bet and they are hodling a huge stack of BTC But I'm leaning more towards down syndrome 👇

Content_Pay3299

BTC is totally hitting $40k by year end 😂

Ok-Memory2809

Who in the right mind is shorting BTC??????

ZucchiniIntrepid719

What the hell is a "Bitcoin CEO"? Nobody ownes BTC blockchain!

BigDizzle999

I believe if BTC breaks out and goes on a real run then Hype will lead most Alts. You can take profits long before trump is investigated for any crypto schemes

Glittering-Local-147

BTC will always remain king of crypto

BallisticTherapy

Your biggest threat vector then is Schor's algo and some future quantum computer with massive Qbits but if you sent your BTC to a wallet that just HODLs and never sends then it pretty much eliminates that.

x1alpha

This looks awesome, esp. the documentation is top-notch :) Kudos to the security PoV you've mentioned in the repo. I think it's an interesting approach not storing the secrets on the device, so you've to enter the words everytime (if I understood it correctly o.c.). The question I'd ask myself: Is it more secure to store my secrets somewhere else and I've to type it in everytime, or is it more secure to store the secrets on the stick on an encrypted partition? Of course, at the end you need that secret to decrypt the partition as well, so we're back on square one :) I don't want to be dis-encouraging, but have you ever had a look at Tails OS, because it kinda does something similar (with Electrum). However, yours is much more targeted to BTC signing (without secret store) only, while Tails does a bit more (persistent storage, encryption with LUKS, tools to backup persistent storage, etc.). It probably depends what you're looking for. I like the idea of having an USB stick (with a backup stick), with an OS booting into RAM only, and an encrypted partition with the wallet on there (which can be encrypted again with another passphrase). I personally don't want to restore the wallet every time, since typing in the secret words adds an attack vector. You'll have the same with Tails, but let's say a camera or keylogger (physical or wireless) records your keystrokes: with Tails they only know the passphrase for the encrypted volume and they still need the USB stick (2FA, what you get & what you know). With your solution they would've the seed / private key (1FA, what you know). I think that's the biggest attack vector you've. Because of that, I'd rather have my private key (or equivalent) encrypted on the stick (or a hardware wallet), than externally and I'd have to type it in every time.

davidn281

Depends when you bought. What’s more likely to happen first? SPX $7000 to $14,000 for a 2x? Or BTC $60,000 to $120,000 for a 2x. 🤔

Wheaties4brkfst

Dawg just because you need ChatGPT to understand microstrategy doesn’t mean it’s complicated. Your info is out of date anyways, they abandoned bitcoin yield as a kpi after decreasing it for multiple months in a row. Go look the website. You’re now down to BTC yield of 1.7% on the year, down from a high of 13% on 6/1. This means that if you bought MSTR at any date after that you literally own *less* bitcoin than you did previously lol.

dj_destroyer

Ehhh I made the mistake of letting "life happen" during the bear market of 2018 only to *still* be clawing my way back to that stack. I sold 2.8 BTC and might not ever reach that amount again. BTC was easy to sell and had high liquidity so I thought it made sense. But I could have easily taken out a loan or LOC or asked family to help -- anything to avoid selling that stack. Anyways, it happened again in 2022 where "life happened" but instead of selling, I found ways to deal with it without selling BTC. Greatest thing I ever did because instead of selling 1.5 BTC, now I have it and continued to stack since then. Low and behold, life happened again during this bear market but I never even once thought of selling. I'll likely never sell again if life goes well -- I can leave that up to my children to decide (but not before I teach them the lesson that life always happens).

waltotheter

Ya im a shit coiner.. uhuh.. ive mined more BTC then most people could even think about, and helped alot of people on a career path along the way.. [BTCMine]( https://imgur.com/a/2N8JEbQ )

ubermensch1001

People will be saying the same exact thing about BTC at 60k when in 2028 we are trading above 200k. This is literally the last opportunity for regular people to accumulate .1+ BTC if they are at 0. We are getting very close to the point where the masses will be left behind.

Acrobatic_News_4860

24k BTC and 15K eth is very risky portfolio

HankScorpio2020

Me: Sells 10% of my BTC to cover bills on Monday. BTC: Goes up 5% on Wednesday. Typical.

Romericano

Why are you guys so obsessed with proving BTC is a good investment? Usually people who KNOW something is a good bet, keep quiet.

Darkeyescry22

Imagine looking at the 4 year chart and thinking it makes BTC look like a good investment or currency 😂

NashDaypring1987

|**Metric**|**Bitcoin (BTC)**|**S&P 500 Index (.INX)**| |:-|:-|:-| |**Total 4-Year Return**|**+228.51%**|**+82.48%**| |**Compound Annual Growth Rate (CAGR)**|**34.63%**|**16.23%**| |**Underlying Value Driver**|Speculative sentiment & fixed supply|Corporate earnings & dividends| |**Maximum 4-Year Drawdown**|**\~64%** (2022 Bear Market)|**\~18%** (2022 Bear Market)| Over the last 4 years

wembenbama

Stop worrying about the price. Either price is irrelevant and you believe in BTC or you’re just gambling.

CryptKeeperCCR

That was good advice at the time because the MNAV was almost 4, but it's terrible advice long term. MSTR will almost certainly outperform bitcoin long term because of the built-in amplification. Basically, as bitcoin goes up in value, the senior claims on the balance sheet (which are in dollars) go down proportionately, which gives common share holders a larger slice of the pie. As they continue selling preferred shares to buy bitcoin, as long as bitcon's CAGR exceeds that of the cost of capital, they will always outperform bitcoin. It's simple math, and demonstrably true. The only possible way that MSTR could not outperform bitcoin is if it's MNAV drops way below 1.0, which never happens in a bull market. And even if that did happen, over enough time, MSTR would still outperform BTC.

Jorsa9_2026

BTC nunca se fue... esto es solo movimiento del precio!

ZarathustraWakes

The days of 20-30x between cycles are long gone. It's increasingly correlated with the stock market as well as institutional investment has grown. We've been in this 60k channel for 3 months, it's the lowest volatility i've ever seen in BTC

Decent_Telephone4965

At this point BTC is just speedrunning everyone’s emotions

MacMuthafukinDre

420.69 BTC

Decent_Telephone4965

You’re not stupid 😂 Basically a lot of people bet BTC would go down, price went up instead, and their positions got forced closed. That $1.4B was the market collecting their lunch money

Queasy-Ride4291

Even better, let’s do 5 years to show everyone can see BTC is negative for half a decade. 

Any_Carob3372

This was the largest short liquidation event in BTC history, $1.2BB in an hour. I sold almost all of my short term BTC holdings right at the top because 69000 and 69420 were obvious levels I targeted well ahead of time. That said, I am looking for a 65K breakout level retest for re-entry. It should be the beginning, but remember Mrs Market does the most obvious thing in the least obvious way.

JakobBowser

You'd almost have a full BTC if you dump the garbage

northernbiohacker

Desensitization lol. Plus we know this is going to be around for generations. The next big threat would be quantum computing but hopefully we can quantum proof BTC by then

One-Ad3580

BTC will be going to sub 60k again

Shaneraki

BTC📈

tony896

BTC up 5% "bear market is over" BTC down 5% "i knew it was a scam", "when will BTC go to $1M? I invested $56 and im nervous now"

tophiii

The same thing that’s making a lot of other assets look strong against the USD. It’s more a product of the dollar weakening than it is BTC strengthening. Bond buy backs are what’s driving all this today

Volgrand

Ooooh poor man! He had yo sell his BTC for huge profits bevause he had to buy a house for his family! Soooo sad! Go to [insert your favourite mythological hell here], you [insert insult here]! PS: Congrats, mate :)

Autobahn321

Recommendation - shut the fuck up, don't be a poor winner, buy and hold - shut the fuck up - best revenge is living well - so make your correct calls, ride the BTC wave to the moon, and enjoy your financial freedom - shut the fuck up

Objective-Walk6780

You’re also overly excited about potential savings. You’d save $500 on your 0.05 BTC purchase at the “bottom” if it ever comes.

dsk83

My buddy dumped BTC few days ago, said it's going nowhere per his favorite YouTuber. Felt like a bottom signal

unvac

All I did was google BTC and that’s the graph I used, I guess you should take this up with Google themselves for having weak maths skills, they need someone like you on the team

xaviemb

Even if that were true, I’m not convinced the marginal seller is coming from existing spot holders. Most people who were willing to hold through the move down to the 200WMA probably aren’t suddenly going to puke their coins because we’re \~10% above it. They all held from the move back to $82k and down to $58k that happened in May to end of June. More importantly, I think the $58–62K area has become a pretty significant structural demand zone. The last time BTC tested below \~$58K, there was roughly $15B of buying/positioning (not Strategy btw, who was actually selling that same week) that helped absorb the move and keep price from establishing materially below $60K. There are huge buyers just under $60k, and silent ones who don't' want to be known. Retail doesn't have $15B to dump into buying Bitcoin on that candle that reached just below $58k for less than an hour. My guess is that a lot of the capital sitting on the sidelines waiting for October will reassess the risk/reward if BTC is suddenly back in the low $60Ks... especially after seeing it just launch \~10% off the 200WMA. At some point, waiting for the perfect $58K entry starts looking less attractive than aggressively bidding a dip into the lower $60Ks. So I wouldn’t view $58K as some magical line in the sand. I’d view \~$58–62K as a zone where the marginal buyer could become significantly more aggressive. Much more likely this is a structural change in trend. Bitcoin is carving in a higher high on a medium term, and if it can work on $82k by year end that would signal that long trend is also now bullish. Most won't wait till that happens to jump back in. Just some thoughts (not financial advice).

JonBoy82

Post about a guy sell 10 BTC for a house he didn't want b/c he starting a family or something like that. The bottom was in right then and there.

After-Comment5086

you're just moving the BTC into another asset!

MehCheniti

😂 I can trim your BTC and make it worth more

AlexMac96

All you have to do is look at the BTC-EUR chart to know that you are 1000% wrong lol

tskillz187

Ahhh yes the investment strategy of buy and sell, at ATH, as opposed to buy and hold. You selling out your 401k at ATH in case it goes down? What if it goes up, you’d fumble the bag. It’s easy in hindsight, but I would think most BTC owners are trying to accumulate, not sell off.

L4gsp1k3

Wow and wow, so much anger. If you believe in BTC, then it doesn't matter what it is in USD, a BTC is a BTC. Or are you a speculative investor that have bought on or near the top now hoping for the value to go back so you can make easy money?

UpbeatFix7299

If you don't think BTC will be the global currency any soon and 1 BTC will be 1/21 millionth of global wealth, you aren't welcome. Nutter maxis need their safe little echo chamber.

Darkpriest667

Something I've been monitoring is the number of wallets with 10, 100, 1000, 10000 BTC.. The first 3 are shrinking. The last one is growing (More ETFs coming online), but there are lest OG Whales left to dump any BTC into the pool. This shrinks the availability. Eventually all of coinbase's (the largest holder we know of besides Satoshi) BTC available will dry up. Binance as well. Once those sources start getting scarce we're gonna see some wild price action.

PeaceAgitated1978

It's called programmable money. They control the price, they control the supply, the burning of tokens, and all that while knowing exactly how many are being created. Unless BTC who is fixed supply and POW that creates the "floor" of the power law we can see in any rainbow chart.. floor is how much does it cost for the miners to mine BTC.. base minimal case, maximum efficiency. Below that level ( 60-63k$) the miners either shut down or if they have load of budget to keep on , they mine but don't sell a single Satoshi under their cost of energy/production. Remember, most of the miners today are OG that knew BTC a while back. Basically they are whale's. 🤷🤣 Of whale's don't sell spot, supply dry up and ask keep the price from going lower. RN, we rely almost entirely on futures and perpetuals to keep pushing down. They , the shorters, have a hard time getting the spot holders to break their convictions and actually sell at some point. That cycle, spot holders are hell more stronger and prepared than the last cycles. My bet is we won't break 50k$ by a lot IF we actually reach it. Main target is 53k$ be warned. Below that, it's fire sale territory.

JonnyBigBoss

That's the point of buying BTC you dum dum.

Guest_0_

Lol one small pump and this guy crawls out of the shell crater BTC is in to pronounce it's over. 

TheCodifiedTrader

Thank you, not many are aware of the inverse relationship between the US Dollar and it's effect on commodities. When the US Dollar goes down, it takes much more physical dollars to purchase a commodity like BTC or GOLD. When US Dollar goes up, it requires less physical dollars to buy GOLD or BTC. If you're wondering why they're and most commodities are stacked against the US Dollar: The US Dollar is used as the universal baseline for measuring relative strength simply because it sits on **one side of nearly 90% of all foreign exchange transactions globally** **(FOREX).** **Cross-Currency Bridges:** If an institution wants to convert Swiss Francs (CHF) to Japanese Yen (JPY), the transaction is usually cleared by converting CHF --> USD --> JPY in the background because the dollar route has far higher liquidity than a direct CHF/JPY pair.

ParfaitQuick8426

There is no BTC CEO

ParfaitQuick8426

Who posts this every time there's a small rise or fall in BTC? This CANT be a person.

AggressiveGas4637

I do quite literally mean a money printer that big wigs and the powers that be use to devalue the dollar by printing more of it via BTC

AggressiveGas4637

I’m buying regardless just like last week, because BTC is a money printer.  And if it drops in September I’ll buy then too 

AggressiveGas4637

This will continue to happen and is why I buy BTC lol

shelby_xx88xx

**MicroStrategy’s (MSTR) financial engineering strategy is a sophisticated, highly aggressive corporate finance model. At its core, it transforms an operating enterprise software business into a leveraged Bitcoin holding and development vehicle.** **Is it complex? Yes and no.** **The fundamental concept is remarkably simple—borrow cheap money or issue stock to buy an appreciating asset. However, the execution, mechanics, and market dynamics are deeply complex, sitting at the intersection of corporate debt markets, equity derivatives, convertible bond arbitrage, and crypto-asset volatility.** **## The Core Mechanics: The Capital Markets Flywheel** **MicroStrategy operates a self-reinforcing financial loop designed to continuously accumulate Bitcoin (BTC) while increasing the amount of Bitcoin backing each share (a metric they term "Bitcoin Yield").** **Convertible Senior Notes: MSTR routinely issues large tranches of zero-coupon or low-coupon convertible bonds (often maturing in 5 to 7 years). These bonds offer investors downside protection as debt, combined with equity upside if MSTR stock outperforms. Because institutional demand for crypto-linked yield is high, MSTR has been able to borrow at very low or even zero nominal interest rates.** **At-The-Market (ATM) Equity Offerings: When MSTR stock trades at a significant premium to the net asset value (NAV) of the Bitcoin it holds, the company issues and sells new common stock into the open market.** **Asset Deployment: The cash raised from both debt and equity offerings is immediately swept onto the balance sheet to purchase spot Bitcoin.** **The Accretion Loop: Because new shares are issued at a price higher than the actual value of the underlying Bitcoin per share, the transaction is "accretive" to existing shareholders on a per-share Bitcoin basis. This theoretically drives up the intrinsic value per share, supporting the stock price and enabling the next capital raise.** **## Why the Strategy Is Complex** **While retail investors often view MSTR simply as "Bitcoin with leverage," the financial architecture behind it involves several layers of institutional complexity:** **1. The Convertible Arbitrage Ecosystem** **A massive driver of MSTR's liquidity comes from institutional hedge funds engaging in convertible arbitrage. When MSTR issues convertible notes, hedge funds buy the bonds and simultaneously short the common stock to lock in risk-free or high-yielding spreads based on the bond's embedded equity options and high implied volatility. Managing this relationship requires constant calibration of debt covenants, conversion prices, and stock liquidity.** **2. Premium to NAV Valuation Puzzle** **Valuing MSTR is notoriously difficult because traditional valuation metrics break down.** **You are combining:** **A legacy software business with modest, steady cash flows.** **A massive, volatile treasury of digital assets.** **An active capital-raising machine that dilutes equity holders while simultaneously increasing total Bitcoin per share.** **The stock frequently trades at a substantial premium to the net asset value of its Bitcoin. Understanding** ***why*** **that premium expands or contracts requires modeling market psychology, liquidity flows, and institutional access constraints (e.g., why some funds buy MSTR instead of spot ETFs).** **3. Reflexivity and Non-Linear Feedback Loops** **Popularized by George Soros, reflexivity describes situations where rising prices create fundamentals that drive prices even higher—and vice versa.** **On the upside: A rising Bitcoin price lifts MSTR stock, increases the NAV premium, allows cheaper capital raises, and fuels more Bitcoin buying.** ** ** **On the downside: If Bitcoin crashes and the stock's premium evaporates, the equity ATM mechanism closes. If the stock falls far enough, convertible holders may demand cash redemption rather than conversion, testing the company's liquidity buffers.** **## Summary of Risks** **The structural brilliance of the model in a bull market becomes its primary vulnerability in a severe, prolonged crypto bear market.** **Fixed Debt Obligations: Convertible notes carry maturity dates. If Bitcoin suffers a multi-year drawdown and the stock languishes below conversion prices, refinancing that debt or meeting obligations without liquidating Bitcoin becomes a major stress test.** **Dilution Risk: Continuous equity issuance increases share count. If the Bitcoin-per-share accretion stalls out, equity holders bear the brunt of dilution without the corresponding asset growth.** **Ultimately, MSTR has effectively weaponized traditional debt and equity capital markets to create a corporate proxy for Bitcoin, pioneering a playbook that other firms are now attempting to replicate.**

Bi-BaButzemann

BTC didn't go up. The Dollar went down.

AggressiveGas4637

I have an even simpler thesis that’s pretty much in line with yours  BTC is a money printer  Why does Trump or big wigs or whomever care about inflating the dollar when they cash out many more dollars?  They just use it to pump the country or whomevers bags and then rinse and repeat. They don’t care that you can’t get a McDouble for $1 anymore they have $3 printed from BTC. This is why I feel we will hit 1m in a decade ish. But folks don’t seem to realize that 1m will have a lot less buying power than today 

Main_Topic8668

That explains why. I was hoping to get more BTC

awscertifiedninja

Take a look at S&P Now take a look at BTC Who is back?

Hitachi22

LTC/BTC just hit a new all time low.

Organic-Specific-500

1 BTC still 1 BTC, and adoption still ahead.

Rosenant

BTC has left the range.