BTC

NHLBigFan

OP, do you know BTC was 82K in May?

TheRadishBros

There’s some evidence the CIA was at the very least speaking with people who were involved in the very early days of BTC, but we’ll never know for sure the extent of it.

Frequent-Ad-6048

That amount is a myth, and even though it's somewhat related to something true, it's still misleading when it comes to the reality of Bitcoin today. The number itself is fine, but it’s not 0.27 BTC—it's that only 0.27% of the world's population would be able to buy 1 whole BTC in a theoretical world where every person who owned BTC had exactly 1 whole unit. So, that figure actually means nothing

Cool-Bath874

There’s a lot more to what you’ve laid out then you may realise. DXY plummeted, which opened the flood gates to foreign investors to buying high beta assets (such as the crypto market as a whole) for cheaper US-denominated assets when their currencies strengthened against the USD. Statistics showed that we had 13 straight days of BTC outflows to a total of about $4.5B. That’s a humongous amount of BTC selling pressure being reduced. Sellers are present 24/7, but how much selling pressure there is now versus its range bound sideways consolidation from early 2026 - mid 2026 is vastly different to what it was leading up to this surge. That’s why this spring coiled like crazy. Shorts being liquidated almost instantly led to its huge surge to what was roughly $68k - $69k, but then followed significant buying demand. There would have been enormous amounts of longs with limit sell orders around $70k, but buying demand exploded and crossed over that line so casually. What happens now is what we don’t know, so i don’t agree with anyone else who says we’re in a bull run now (that’s not confirmed) but also don’t agree with anyone who says a bottom is in (we also don’t know that). Until monday comes back around and we can see what happens as the stock market opens back up for IBIT, as well as macro coming back online, then there’s not much else we know about the direction it may go towards

Cool-Bath874

Yup. Nearly $3B in shorts were liquidated and forced to buy back BTC during its impulse wick upwards, right at the time DXY was plummeting and giving high beta asset classes (like crypto) a massive catalyst incentive. it’s been massively oversold, and alts have been unbelievably exhausted in sellers. There was a source I read somewhere in July ish, stating the statistics of the average amounts of BTC being sold per day was something around 4200 BTC/per day between January 2026 - June 2026, and had reduced to an average of 600BTC/per day. The thing at that time was there had been a massive reduction in sell pressure, but still nowhere near enough demand to break out of its range bounded $62k - $65k area. That’s a large part of why this surge absolutely exploded. Not only did $3B worth of shorts get liquidated, but sellers got absolutely destroyed from the sheer buying demand. Why? Because it really didn’t take much to lead to an explosive move, just a catalyst and some momentum / confidence back into the market.

TheresNoSecondBest

Not staring at the chart at all. I see the exchange rate usually when I pay for things using one of my Bitcoin wallets. But not going out of my way to look how much dollarydoos is one bitcoin going to get me right this second. I'm not planning to exchange it at all so that knowledge seems to be useless. I'm just spending it how I would spend using fiat if there wasn't an option to pay in BTC.

AdmirableSock192

Not exactly. I usually keep some cash aside and buy when BTC drops a certain percentage from its ATH. I find it easier than deciding whether each dip is worth buying

no_choice99

Yep I told myself I wouldn't sell any BTC until retirement or simply pass it to my children once I pass away.

ubermensch1001

Bro, there was a site that I saw showing the wallets being drained live and one had 20.5 BTC or something like that, absolutely insane stuff.

read_more_comments

Told you BTC is worthless. It dropped from 500k to 250k!

electric-wings

A long while ago.. bought linden dollars with credit card, went into the virtual-reality 'second life' system to some weird virtual casino where there was an ATM that converted the linden dollars to some sort of credit that could then be used on an exchange. I don't recall the exact process (the last step after the virtual ATM is fuzzy) - but at the time it felt like a very expensive way to buy BTC. Even for the times - it was an off-the-beaten track way to get in.

AncientConfection347

Whatever I can invest at the end of the month I do 50% VWCE , 25% BTC , 25% ETH

MiguelLancaster

compared to what other instruments? let's take Tesla for example, very similar market cap to bitcoin ([1.43 trillion vs 1.52 trillion](https://www.coinglass.com/global-assets)) 24 hour trading volume? Tesla with [57.81 million](https://cfgi.io/tesla-stock-volume/) vs bitcoin with [4.39 billion](https://www.coinglass.com/volume/BTC) how is that illiquid? bitcoin trades in a day what Tesla trades in a whole quarter more than what Nvidia trades [in a month](https://cfgi.io/nvidia-stock-volume/) I don't think I have to admit anything

MaxChomsky

Don't be you only have 0.001 BTC with your picket money.

Quiet-Nothing7556

LOL what's BTC even for now? It's been more than 12(14?) years of some of you dudes staring at it like it's The One Ring. It flopped for mainstream trade. No matter how many wrappers you add it's still not viable for rapid commerce. It's clearly not a safe "store of value". Most people just use the mainstream banking system to trade and hold it anyway. And exploit after exploit rips it out of your hands when you don't just use the banking system anyway. Worse than money under the mattress. So what is it for now?

bananabastard

I've been helding since January 2015. I don't stare at the chart. But I work from home and spend all day on my laptop, and when I click the time at the top right of my screen, one of the info boards that loads is the current BTC price. I check it here and there. Quiet often. But I can go days without checking. And a check is just a glance. If it moves notably, I'll usually see it mentioned on here first. But I'm detached from short-term movement. Spikes upward are always nice, and I've developed the wherewithal for sudden drops. I have patience.

Pugluvmeme

BTC and alts. That is my way.

Individual_Type_7908

I think you either go only BTC, or you go BTC + trade alts, treat alts as an in and out.. now you may either be a gambler or a systematic data driven trader, but thats a different discussion. I think generally long term youd have underperformed with alts because they go up a ton, but they also go down a ton, whereas btc goes up down up more, down, up more, down, alts go up a ton, down a ton back to where it was before, then again.

GatorBo69

BTC is dead.. except for moving money shadily.. I closed my Coinbase account like a year ago right before it was coming down to $105k and haven’t looked back.

Sunshine_dmg

I do not check at all. I will hodl for life and stake against the gains if i ever need to cash out. Never liquidate, therefore price simply doesn't matter. DCA every day bb. Ill panic sell if BTC drops below $20K, and then ill see it on Reddit first.

Longjumping-Link-455

0.1 BTC playing games on zbd. But gave up. Too much effort for harvesting my data.

No-Librarian9605

One of the most important takeaways from that book was the people in 1920’s Germany who thought they were smart to sell their gold when they ending up getting hundreds of thousands or millions in marks (their fiat). Though they became wealthy in fiat terms, their wealth evaporated when the currency died. Those citizens that held onto their gold throughout were the ones that became the true wealthiest people in that era. So in BTC terms, when BTC becomes $1m in fiat usd, that will probably mean you don’t want to sell. The death of the dollar and all other fiat currencies are a mathematical certainty. Plan accordingly.

TapThatYak

Exactly. The main question to ask is how many AI stacks are too much and if the capacity is already met, why would AI center not divert additional cheap energy into sound money, BTC? If AI GPUs are getting better and better, they will need less space over a longer period of time for the exact same compute power. It then becomes a profit optimizing equation.

Financial-Milk-7488

BTC is digital CAPITAL. Not currency.

Then-Feedback7751

The giveaway that it was going to run hard was its close above 200 day ma on Wednesday night. When BTC does this after bear market drawdowns, it runs away from it aggressively every time in the hours, days and weeks that follow. This is the line in the sand for so much money, everyone is watching and reacting to it from the big institutions to retail traders and everyone in between. In bull markets, you hold your breath and you buy it. I guarantee we will get 1-4 more retests of it before this thing really takes off for new aths, and every single one of those will be a buy.

Brayanscott

Solo BTC, es sencillo es prácticamente todo el ecosistema cripto lo demás es ETH y stablecoins, puedes mantener tu inversión vigilada y sin tantos dolores de cabeza ya todos sabemos que Bitcoin es volátil pero las alts lo son mucho más y por no decir siempre su desempeño es casi siempre decepcionante

R4ID

>I would be careful with xrp. It's not decentralised sigh. Why do all you BTC maxis that dont know anything about the topic always pop ur head out and speak about things you very much dont understand? it is very much decentralized. I have 1 simple question, Prove it. here's a basic like of examples, free free to pick one and explain how they are possible, when you realize you nobody can do any of the following, you'll understand that you are wrong. Show how someone can freeze transactions/wallets Show how someone can reverse a transaction, censor a user/wallet/transaction. Show how someone can create more XRP. Show how someone could force a code update on the validators. Provide a theoretical or practical example of the "centralization" that you're claiming is there, back it up with sources and evidence please. Im begging you to make me look like jackass (u wont do it)

Temporary-Cause730

I had 3 "phases" in my crypto investing, in each of the 3 cycles since 2017: \- When I started I only had BTC, and kept it this way for some years. Just stacking, never sold. \- Next cycle I remained heavily in BTC, but sold a small part and bought ETH, and then later SOL. But seeing the shitcoins and NFTs going crazy made me greedy, so I bought and tried to trade this stuff, focusing on "utility" and "art". Roundtripped almost everything, some shitcoins I held for years hoping that they would return to previous. \- Last cycle I started with BTC, ETH, SOL, sold all the rest. Made good money on these 3 coins, but again greed took over when I saw the memes blowing up, people getting stupidly rich on twitter, etc. Tried to trade memecoins, made money on some, took big losses on others, overall it was bad. It was also a pain keeping track of all the coins, all the transactions, it was hell. The only thing that saved me from losing a lot of money was that I kept BTC as the biggest part of my portfolio, and gambling with 10-25% of what I had. Looking back, it would be better simply holding BTC, with a small bag of ETH and SOL. So for this cycle I want to have some "rules" in place so things don't get out of control again: \- BTC will be the majority of the portfolio, right now it is at 50%, I want to keep it at least at this level. And I have an amount that I don't plan on selling ever. \- HYPE, ZEC, ETH, SOL are around 40%, and I plan on taking profits on small amounts as we climb. \- 10% to gamble on new stuff, alts that have potential, memecoins, NFTs, etc. 4-5 coins at the same time is the limit, avoiding rotating to the new hot stuff of the week. Will take profits aggresively to cash, so I don't end up using the profits to buy more shit.

offgridgecko

Coins on trading markets aren't tied to USD. They are tied to each other. On DeFi markets in particular, coins are traded based on the value of other coins. Thus there are swap pairs for BTC/ETH or BTC/BNB or ETH/BNB. If one goes down, they are still trading at the going swap rates, more or less, in the instant. Arbitrage bots make some quick swaps and then dump the coins for USD or funnel in some USD to buy up more undervalued coins. It happens very fast. The result is relative stability across the market, while the bot owners rake in the dividends, no matter if the price is going up or down.

MelangeBot

instituional is companies. Federal is countries. The US has not started printing dollars to buy Bitcoin with. If that ever happens, God help us all. That would indeed be the very last phase. It's not impossible. Thiel and Musk and the other tech billionaires that just love how well they can manipulate cryptos better then banking and how unregulated it is love to fuck around with crypto, it makes them see so high tech. So very cyberpunk. That's an image they like. They could push Trump his buttons the right way, suck up to him to appoint some idiot as head of the FED. Then manipulate that guy to start printing dollars and start the US Bitcoin federal reserve and start buying BTC from MSTR and others. Then the dollar will start crashing, everything will become more expensive and Bitcoin could hit a million dollars, while you pay 20 dollars for a loaf of bread.

MelangeBot

Yet the entire market went up together in the last week. BTC went up 22% in a week, XRP even 50%. All rise and fall together. How could that possibly NOT be coordinated? Some group does a pump on BTC, because the other pairs mainly trade vs BTC their dollars prices are now wrong, so people buy it in dollars then sell on the BTC pair, then sell the BTC. Dampening the BTC pump a bit, but pumping the dollar prices of the alts. Some are very low liquidity and on buying on the dollar pairs, easily pump 50% in a week on that.

41VirginsfromAllah

Chart BTC and compare to Xauusd (gold), the charts are remarkably similar.

MelangeBot

Having a feel for the market is not the same as calling out the exact dates and numbers, nobody can do that as nobody knows the future. You know that, I know that. I know that you know that. You know that I know that you know that I know that. So why are you being so diffucult? If you followed my advice you still made money. I sold my BTC just now and opened a 2x leveraged short. What have you done?

Bluebird-9641

BTC and ETH are the only coins with room to grow. All other are shitcoins.

No-Masterpiece2246

Not to mention the price of BTC will instantly crater if it gets cracked in any way. Meaning the person doing the cracking would be shooting themselves in the foot.

LordVixen

I have roughly 1.0 BTC now.

JimmySki6166

Over 15 countries have BTC listed on the balance sheets! They see the future of BTC. They are not holding alt coins!

JimmySki6166

Alt coins are a waste of money! Just purchase fractional shares of BTC!

iloverunning11

A1 approves. There are many folks who have more than one wallet because they think it’s safer and many have e.g. 1 BTC in 5-10 different wallets so 1 in million nah but it’s still great for OP 

joebmurphy55

I have no BTC at all. It was just too expensive to buy any substantial amount. Sure, I would have loved to buy it at $100, $500, or $ 1,000, but that ship has sailed. I just really don't see the point of buying $1000 worth of Bitcoin and getting 1/78th of a Bitcoin. Even if Bitcoin took off and doubled, I would only double my original investment. Not enough to retire on. However, if I spend that same thousand on XRP, XLM, HBAR, or one of the other alts under a dollar, and it takes off and goes to $5, $10, or $20, I have made much more with the same investment. I don't have the kind of money it would take to buy a substantial amount of Bitcoin that I could retire on, so for me it's just a matter of mathematics. Bitcoin is not an option for me.

Gears6

> What gets lost in the panic every single cycle is that the drawdown itself has gotten shallower each time, not deeper. 2013 lost roughly 85%. 2017 lost roughly 84%. 2021 lost roughly 77%. Same pattern, same fear, less damage each round as the asset matures and more capital treats corrections as entries instead of exits. Sounds more like somebody is manipulating the market.... > History doesnt repeat perfectly. It just rhymes enough to be worth paying attention to. True, but until it doesn't. Just look at the boom and bust cycle of stock market. Point isn't to crap on BTC/crypto. But it is to be aware of the risks. For all we know, Quantum computer could come tomorrow and break BTC rendering it worthless. Likely? Of course not, but possible? Yes.

Fix_The_Money

Maybe he meant bitcoin wallet addresses. Approximately 985,000 on-chain Bitcoin addresses hold at least 2 BTC. This metric tracks public blockchain addresses rather than distinct individual people.

videogamer939

I asked AI and it said Approximately 985,000 active on-chain Bitcoin addresses hold at least 2 BTC.

videogamer939

i asked AI and it told me Approximately 985,000 active on-chain Bitcoin addresses hold at least 2 BTC.

Final-Bodybuilder576

I am not so stupid as to think I know what direction it is going. The only correct answer is it may go up, it may go down, it may go up and then go down or go down and then go up, or it may just stay static for a while. And then it might stay static or it might go up or go down and then maybe it will hold for a couple days and then go up, down, and up again, and then up some more, and then up even more, before it all crashes down again, but then after that it might go up or it might crash even more. It could even possibly keep going up until it hits $10 trillion/BTC. I can't say for certain but I'm pretty sure it's going to $10 trillion by the end of the year.

TakeAShowerHippie

Tell me about it. I am sitting on a decent chunk of alts right now that are down a bunch. I have been holding crypto for years and would have been 100% better off never buying alts and never selling BTC. Just buy BTC and hold it.

ALDBRN78

I allocate 10% of my retirement portfolio to BTC monthly via DCA, with a 15–20 year horizon

BlazingPalm

I’ll stick with Fold and 1.5% unlimited BTC rewards. I wouldn’t want to stake BTC for credit card, it’s the opposite of the ways of the hodler.

terp_studios

That’s like assuming to get into someone’s bank account “all you need is my password”. To get someone’s bitcoin you might need 2 of 3 multisig seed phrases, a 25th word for each one, located in isolated geographic areas maybe also in multiple bank lockboxes. Who knows? When the internet first started becoming popular, security wasn’t thought of and people accounts kept getting hacked. Did we stop using it? No. We figured out how to better secure our accounts. Same thing is happening to Bitcoin. Eventually criminals will know stealing someone’s BTC isn’t as simple as stealing someone’s seedphrase via a $5 wrench.

DiamondHandsDarrell

Coinbase black Amex card gets your 4% BTC back on your first $10k each month right now. No need for a while coiner card 🤷🏻‍♂️

NMoney007

Cool idea but not sure people would want to advertise they have 1 BTC when it gets up over $250k. Also their would need to be some sort of ongoing check to ensure they have not sold any and would be under the whole mark.

Deto

It's a bit harder to force someone to drain their bank account.  There's more checks in place and it takes longer.  With BTC someone could just hit you with a blunt object until you give up your private key. 

angelwolf71885

Wait until a recession is announced or rates get hiked like the FED is openly talking about doing and there will indeed be a dip…and job losses the economy isn’t finished collapsing yet just because it hasn’t dipped there YET doesn’t mean it won’t dip that low or lower…nobody thought BTC would hit $16k last dip and yet it did…when is the question that I don’t know i just know the chips haven’t hit the bottom of the dip bowl just yet

Avanchnzel

>but are people just watching the BTC chart and, as soon as there’s a little drop, deciding to sell every other coin they have too When one thinks oneself rational in their investing in crypto, what you always have to keep in mind is: Most people act on emotion. And when it comes to money, they act on A) greed and B) fear. So numba go up -> Greed takes over Numba go down -> Fear takes over And because most people act on emotion, the rational people who take that into account will act accordingly, further exacerbating the situation. So you have to factor that into your decisions. Assume most are like highly reactive chickens. Don't be this: "Ha! I'm gonna diamond-hand this alt-coing because I have strong conviction and am not emotionally moved by rough waters!!! .... Oh, it's permanently down now, there's no liquidity left and it's unlikely to recover...."

No-Masterpiece2246

Yes the BTC blockchain contains the full transaction history since Satoshi invented it. But that's searchable thru a block explorer, you don't need to run a node to use it. Reusing addresses or using KYC exchanges will get your identity linked to your transactions. But the irony of KYC is so much of it is done using stolen identities. Therefore KYC data is not reliable at all.

TheMidNightHammer69

Where was this genius when BTC was $124k?

Ok-Sympathy9768

I think it’s going to dip. that’s the side of the trade I am taking. One more big downside move before it starts going up. If it continues to go up and stays above 63k through January, I’ll start adding to BTC exposure through the ETFs. Anything added is going to be 2-3 year wait

ForestPynes

It also tends to follow/lag global liquidity which has been on the rise. I’m thinking we get a correction back down to the low 70s or mid 60s in the coming weeks, if BTC pumps above \~$82k before then though I think the low is in

ZucchiniIntrepid719

BTC will hit a million. BTC will hit zero. Sometime in the next 20 years. There! Now you have a 100% accurate prediction.

Most-Club-254

bruh, you should read more before making a fool of yourself online The lightning network on top of BTC is just proof you are 100% wrong. Imagine achieving 100x more than that at L1, add actual covenants aim for sub second blocks and remain 100% PoW. I can't vouch for OP's vibe coded shit, but I can 100% vouch for Kaspa.

iownreddit0690

Its official! BTC is Dead

ArtichokeOwn6685

Look at last cycle and see alts are trash including ETH. To think you will pick one of the 100k coins that beat BTC, good luck

ColegDropOut

Strike offers loans for BTC, same with some mortgage companies. The list will continue to grow as time moves on.

MrKillerKiller_

Alts are fleeting. But when BTC pumps huge and gets boring. People pour cash into alts to sweeten the deal and noobs think its “fundamentals” or “community” and pile in liquidity, pump their bags and become exit liquidity. Then all the alts sweep lows over and over.

MrSnugs

BTC, ETH, SOL. That’s my trifecta imho

RAWEconomist

Trade the paper, hold the asset. ETFS that trade BTC long & Short. Find someone who has a powerful system with a greater that 85% probability. If you you read between the lines you will be able to see that for yourself 🤔

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GilbyGlibber

I'm fully on board with Buffett's value investing principles, but gotta disagree with him on his BTC views

ViniSamples

Reporting every transaction as a capital gain is absurd. But if BTC is treated as an asset, there's no way around it

enragedCircle

True dat. I lost my 1BTC a month job and everything. Now my e-thot GF left me for some bottom over on r/moreplatesmoredates. I'm gonna have to get a hooker this weekend.

Lacklusterspew23

BTC community is going to find out casino dice are rigged.

cubeeless

That’s 3 million coins. Impossible BTC to $400!

jpric155

I'm just curious. Selling BTC means buying something. If you're selling to cash you're investing in USD. Not trying to be a dick, just laying out the question.

No_Community7021

I had a small amount of BTC in a cold metal wallet and moved it to Kraken time ago. I like to have it there cause I also use Krak debit card and gives me some refunds when I use it. Like I said, it's just convenient specially if you are dealing more than just BTC. Again I'm not talking 50K, far from it.

bsiu

Are you okay with the idea of having all of your investment and savings drop by half over a week if Trump makes some deranged social media post about Bitcoin? For people where crypto is part of a larger portfolio, a swing like that isn’t meaningful if it’s 5 of their assets. If the stock market crashes however, it’s taking BTC along with it because speculative and liquid assets are the first to get sold. If BTC crashes, it won’t necessarily do anything to the broader market. It BTC goes nowhere in the next 30 years, would you be okay knowing that €6.5k could have been €100k+ after compounding while BTC barely kept up with inflation?

Timely-Fig2030

The whole crypto market is connected by automatic trading systems and basically all altcoins are connected through Altcoin/BTC and Altcoin/ETH pair. That's why everything rises or crashes at the same time.

BradL30

My shit has been on Gemini exchange for over 7 years… my BTC being lost is not even a thought in my mind - that’s how much I worry about it. And I’ve got several hundred thousand on there.

No_Application_1579

I believe that BTC will go back to 100k till December. This is my bet which I might lose though.

happybonobo1

Decide on a % allocation to BTC just like you do with your index fund. In my case it is 10%. I even just buy the etf holding btc. Then only touch it when you buy monthly or rebalance when % allocation is out of wack.

angelwolf71885

Devalued fiat for inflated fiat priced BTC is why i usually pay for Bitcoin

rasheed106

how would u escrow BTC?

kgbpimp

Check bc1qg4jcyumevszta3rs869v9jrf6rz9z360svpo3jsl5xcryfd7xqvs4hurnq, it does not have any BTC

Unfair_Government_29

What’s up with all the anger..? Fella made a mistake for asking the opinion of those in a BTC subreddit about which direction BTC is heading, maybe he’ll learn to take that nonsense elsewhere.

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10 BTC

Wood__master

Well, I'm using ByBit. Anyway it preferable to use foreign card in it. Especially after new laws of government about crypto legalization, when I'll be forced to use only certain platforms on the approved government list after September 2026. Vexl should entry this list yet, LoL. If doing legally, my crypto assets would not be decentralized. I guess they want only to get tax, because in Russian terms crypto is the same financial assets like bond, bank deposit or estate. There's no differences and should be declared in special depository. There's one advantage that I could use judicial protection. And cash-BTC exchange is strictly forbidden of course

No_Application_1579

I believe it's all about gambling. I'm gambling too with BTC.

Vimes76

Literally none of them, with the possible exception of ETH by virtue of being the biggest and for staking which BTC can't do.

AKenlyFox

Sorry, I got tired of holding my 1million BTC since 2009 and decided to take some profit.

Character_Drama_3544

It's very possible that a lot of BTC/crypto volume is just fake, done by exchanges to look more trustworthy and interesting.

DegenRatStrangler

Pretty sure they’ve confiscated billions of dollars worth of BTC already.

ZucchiniIntrepid719

What are you blathering about? There is no BTC corporation!

ZucchiniIntrepid719

If you don't have $50 million or more invested in BTC, don't even bother asking. What do you want to do about it? If you don't have leverage, there is no point. Just enjoy the ride.

hexadecimaldump

I’ve been in BTC since 2014, why is this surreal? This is a pattern I’ve seen at least a dozen times.

Elektroprodukt

I do exactly the same, for the same reason. But I have my BTC spread across no less than four exchanges.

No_Community7021

I get that but it's not like BTC are on my name either way.

MeAndDuke

Cramer's post on X, Something about now is a good time to buy BTC

dj_destroyer

I mean a lot of people probably shorted BTC near the top end of September/early October and those helped drop it like a rock.

Cool-Bath874

sorry but did i read “dumb ass kids and this wife thing i got hanging around” 💀💀💀 you’ve locked in incredible gains dude. BTC isn’t going anywhere, you don’t need to marry it. you’re starting a new life and can jump back into investing BTC slowly when you can start doing that again

Spiritual_Elk8717

You don't have to explain shit to this people. They are gambling on meme coins and buying BTC that has worse bank run than fiat bank run lmfao. Just buy, hold, stfu. Let these people suffer. We pros follow the math. 

magus-21

Is this a fucking joke? BTC price movements because fucking Jim Cramer says something? At what point will cryptobros admit that everything about crypto is nothing but delusional?