BTC

OpticallyMosache

I play a fictional role online and can say anything. As such, I hold a little more than 2 BTC.

DMShinja

Lol BTC will never become a currency because no government would use a money they can't control or manipulate

coinfeeds-bot

tldr; Michael Saylor, chairman of Strategy, reaffirmed the firm's commitment to buying Bitcoin indefinitely, despite a $5 billion paper loss on its BTC holdings. The company recently purchased $90 million worth of Bitcoin, bringing its total to 714,644 BTC. Saylor dismissed concerns about liquidation, citing a cash reserve to cover debt and dividends. He expressed confidence in Bitcoin's long-term value, stating the firm would continue buying Bitcoin every quarter, regardless of market fluctuations. *This summary is auto generated by a bot and not meant to replace reading the original article. As always, DYOR.

Grunblau

More important question is how to identify not Russian BTC. This will turn into an attack on VPN use soon…

angelwolf71885

Enough to be just above average when BTC does stupid numbers

AdPrevious5886

Im sticking with Hal or also the game devs from space quest IV, where the in-game coins are called "buckazoids" and they apparently look like the BTC logo, and the names of 2 of those devs were Satoshi Uesaka and Rod Nakamoto. Also, expanding on the Hal theory, as far as i know, he was cryiogenically frozen after dying, which in theory is pointless if his family are planning to revive and cure him from ALS in any future, since he was criogenically frozen before death, not while being alive. Beside of that, my theories are: 1- Hal Finney is Satoshi Nakamoto, he created it, did the first transaction and let his wallet only accesible by his family but with any sort of condition or in exceptional circunstances ( like if they were able to revive him or smthng ) 2- Space quest IV devs Satoshi Uesaka and Rod Nakamoto are Satoshi Nakamoto. This one is obvious, not only for their names and experience as developers on that time, but also bc they could pay tribute to their game or use that game coin to inspire Bitcoin. As i saw, Finney died on 2014 but got sick years before, and Rod Nakamoto died on 2012. Both were close to the btc release. Now just imagine Uesaka and Nakamoto did the first transaction to Hal Finney who was also known for help developing some games at the time, and they just wanted to be grateful or pay some tribute to him to. Anyways, if anyone of those 3 are the creators of bitcoin, only Finney's family or Satoshi Uesaka are the only ones to know the truth, if there's any truth in any of this theories .. *Sorry i did ifs, buts and maybes but not absolutes...*

hindermore

Are you implying that dollars have never been used for such crimes? Only BTC?

No-Objective3779

The transhumanist agenda aligns with the idea that they can depend on a single digital currency, the founders also got a hold on the world if it ever goes to an indeterminate value, 1000 BTC could amount a whole nation’s GDP. Nobody holds as many bitcoins as Satoshi’s wallet. Coinbase as a whole is the second largest but that is a collective of coin owners and it’s still smaller by a substantial margin, they could sit on 5% of the supply and dump a fraction of that at some point crashing the price to 2010 levels, which was roughly 13 dollars if it throws the largest holders under the rails, people stop believing in it.

Quirky-Reveal-1669

Sure! I have just about 15 BTC. Oh sh*t, I mean 0.15 BTC…

OpticallyMosache

If/when it goes sub $40k for a brief time, you should find something to sell for BTC.

Due_Sentence_6407

Real ass problems with BTC itself include: \* You can't get back the "energy" which was apparently so efficiently "stored". \* You have an insanely low transaction rate of like 10 TPS, so you might need to hold the illusion that centralized lightning network "SAT" shitcoins are going to support global transaction rates. \* Literally MOST of the bitcoins are an ANONYMOUS holder? Yeah that's a strong indicator. \* Founded by pedo elites.

Mighty-Minion8865

That “average Joe” point is exactly why a platform like this exists in the first place, to make mining accessible without needing warehouses, transformers, or industrial power contracts. Through infrastructure and hardware partnerships, they can get electricity and hosting costs far lower than what a home miner could manage, which is the only way this model makes sense. I agree with you that the “1 NFT = 1 ASIC” narrative is just marketing. What you’re actually getting is a proportional share of all the ASIC hashrate and its pool rewards. The rewards aren’t fixed, like real mining, they depend on Bitcoin price and network difficulty. When difficulty rises or BTC drops, rewards fall; when difficulty drops or BTC rises, rewards increase. That’s exactly how real pool-based mining works, not a fixed “casino-style” payout. Like you said, the platform is about to hit 5 years and has been evolving over time. I also buy BTC using DCA, but I don’t have the possibility to mine at home because electricity costs are prohibitive. I judge the platform based on whether the pool hashrate is real, withdrawals work, and rewards match expected mining math, not on marketing claims. So far, the numbers line up with real mining economics under current BTC price and difficulty. If that changes or there’s evidence of fake payouts, I’ll call it out. Until then, I treat it as a speculative experiment with limited exposure, not a miracle machine.

OpticallyMosache

I've done the accumulating in the bear twice and it paid off. There is a concern Bitcoin changed and this isn't going to recover again like it did. But last time it felt bad, too. And going against my instincts and emotion with BTC have always been the best moves. I sold a chunk at $110k while honestly believing it's going to $180k and maybe never returning lower. Now I have to buy while I worry we're going to $45k and maybe never hitting a new ATH within the 4 year pattern.

PretendTelephone6390

I lost too much,BTC will not go higher🥹🥹

TheresNoSecondBest

It was a joke, mate. Let me explain. The ₿6.15 is a 2019 meme. It started by the Twitter persona known as AmericanHodl. It was in response to this tweet from CZ, the CEO of Binance. He suggested that owning just 1 BTC would place someone in the top 0.3% richest people in Bitcoin terms. https://twitter.com/cz_binance/status/1165533865554804739?s=21 The response was that “If you own 6.15 BTC, you are guaranteed to get eternal riches and big titty bitches."

d1gbickbrett

Do you know the definition of volatile? There doesn’t need to be more than 1 option for something to be volatile. Any functioning free markets currency fluctuates a couple cents monthly. Not thousands of dollars a day. The only currency that currently fluctuates anywhere close to BTC is Turkish lira or Brazilian real, not a good boat to be in.

Alfador8

For the uninitiated, 6.15 BTC is a meme started by American HODL years ago. According to him, 6.15 BTC is the key to eternal riches and big tiddy bitches. 

woodcock420

1.04 BTC and if it goes below 60k, I'm taking out a loan and buying one more

Barcaroli

How will it be widely adopted when a transaction takes 10 minutes to register on ledger and it costs 10 dollars for each transaction? Let me guess, lightning? Because that comes with a whole set of other issues BTC changed purpose to be a reserve but the last few weeks are showing its not where the money is going, so idk what the future holds but it's still a big open question

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Blueberry_Dependent

around 0.23 BTC

Such_Lawfulness5651

You’re guessing like everyone else. Why I DCA always . And am up about on all my BTC. And will not stop stacking especially now

Atlesi_Feyst

Okay, you get paid in your usd wage in BTC. Does life become better for you or no.

G0alLineFumbles

BTC is crashing because of where we're at in the 4 year cycle. That's all.

DietNo342

I bailed out into BTC and just about broke even, I'm not playing these games anymore. I'm a BTC maxxie now

TheresNoSecondBest

6.15 BTC exactly/s

Dear-Nebula6291

Meanwhile I took out a low interest rate loan from my 457 so I could buy into bitcoin while it’s cheap. I’ve said it once and I’ll say it again. The ones making all the doomer threads here are the people who yolod their 500 savings into BTC thinking they were gonna triple their money in 1 week because they’ve heard the stories before about crypto millionaires getting made overnight.

trimalcus

How to identify russian BTC ?

akaMezzo

Volatile against what? If Bitcoin becomes the default currency, everything priced in BTC would fluctuate like any functioning free market would, but Bitcoin itself remains the same (1 BTC = 1 BTC). As for speed and fees, L2s or L3s are already solving that to a certain extent.

Local-Librarian3285

I remember thinking at least Trump will be good for my investments when he won. Boy was I wrong. BTC isn't this deep in the gutter right now if Kamala won.

oneawesomewave

On the other hand: if you are unable to move things into the future there is a totally unacceptable risk because there is close to 0 potential to adapt to systemic shifts. If you'd use BTC as your currency you unnecessarily raise risk. Not gonna happen on a global scale.

Immediate_Praline542

They took $500 as swapping fees and gave me $300 in BTC

Immediate_Praline542

I was swapping $800 USDT to BTC

qwertydcf

Because I just belive in it, idc how low it goes, idc what people say about it, sometimes in live you just gotta belive in something. And for me that is BTC.

nslusz

Makes me believe the more the market actually gets involved in something (in this case BTC) the more fucked up it gets.

na3than

> I’ll definitely need to sell the BTC in 21 months to pay off the balance transfer card. > I would probably be in a tough position if I lost the money, but not catastrophic. Is this reckless or a pretty sound idea? You're already at least a little nervous about your ability to pay off a sizable debt in 20 months if your gamble doesn't pay off. What will you do if the price of Bitcoin is depressed in the summer of 2027 AND you incur another negative financial event--job loss, hours/wages reduced, injury preventing you from working, major home repair expense, major medical expense, major car repairs, property tax hike, etc? If your plan only works *as long as everything else in your life goes well for the next 21 months*, it's not a sound plan.

BacchusAndHamsa

BTC isn't crashing, no 10% in 24 hour drop. Kids these days, don't even know what a real crash looks like.

Good_Extension_9642

Then in 21 months BTC will be at 20k 🤣😂

seambizzle1

I mean I listen to every podcast he’s on He and I think alike when it comes to bitcoin Bitcoin is proof of work. Not proof of stake. Him owning 3 million BTC is the same as you owning 3 million satoshi. He has no more say than any of us. Strategy has no intention to sell their bitcoin. That Bitcoin will never see the open market, this is good for price and value. It’s simple supply and demand. And if need be Bitcoin can be more divisible than it already is. There’s no risk for someone like Saylor buying and holding bitcoin. Stop spreading FUD

Fantastic-Two1110

Why would they use BTC and not stable coins? He's Making an argument for no reason.

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Comfortable-Ad-6740

I think that might be part of the point: by him buying even though it’s common knowledge that it’s near ATH, he’s signalling that there’s growth and he’s not worried nickle and diming on a few thousand diff. If instead he’d start to trim as BTC dipped, with (iirc) the largest active btc stockpile, he’d send btc into absolute free fall. I’m becoming less of a btc believer as Saylors process is centralising a lot of btc allowing for some market control (in particular in a future where btc shoots up)

migrantsnorer24

You actually want it to dip more so you get more BTC for the same $500. You're getting 40% more just because they didn't send it immediately.

Ragnarok0502

Also, my buddy created a legit app that helps you buy BTC weekly or biweekly, where the app will make your buys at the most optimal price through that week. He called it ‘Smart Timing’. You should look up the app! It’s called Sat Stacker!

Ragnarok0502

Yes! This is by far the best idea to get into BTC. The pros are your buying BTC at different price levels, and we are hopeful that eventual the price will continue to grow in the upward direction which increases your investment. The cons are you could avoid not gaining ‘as much’ compared to investing a larger lump sum now and the price pumps 10-20%. Although the opposite is said if you invest said large amount and the price dumps -10-20%. By DCA you avoid bigger losses in your investment.

cargoman89

I’m pro bitcoin but this entire framing is dumb. No one needs to prove why BTC would not become the “world’s currency.” The burden of proof is on people who believe it will. It hasn’t happened yet, so good arguments need to be put forward about why that will happen. Not the opposite

Physical_Ad_5609

Wtf is a reindeer.  Seriously if you're only starting just stick with BTC and maybe ETH  You never know which altcoins won't make it back in the next bulk cycle. 

blaziken8x

Firstly, just keep in mind "I put in this much money in total, I have to earn it back", is the gambling mentality that makes gamblers lose everything. (sunk cost fallacy) But, if you're going to be holding and hoping, you need to set a goal of holding for 3-5 years. If you decide to hold until the end of the year, it will just keep going down in price and you'll end up selling for even less. Doge is a shitcoin as others said, but as the original shitcoin, if BTC makes it back to 120k, doge will probably make it to at least 20-30 cents.

erjo5055

No. Over 100k my conviction increased that BTC has won its place, but I was frustrated with how long I had to wait to buy at reasonable prices. I am still praying for lower lows

harvested

There are three main buckets of coins vulnerable to quantum theft: 1.72M BTC in Satoshi Era P2PK addresses, which are very likely lost, and thus at a high risk of quantum theft. 184k BTC in modern Taproot addresses, which is 1% of the supply, but the owners are likely to be active and can therefore upgrade. Estimated 2% to 5% of the supply (365k to 914k BTC) is held in re-used addresses that are likely to be lost and unable to upgrade. These coins will move again someday, but doesn't seem like a reason for it to go to zero? I'd buy some of Satoshi's stack, that would be neat!

Zllimpat

What are these random massive dumps on BTC? And then it slowly recovers…

BainTrain55

We could have the best CPI report that’s ever been recorded and the only thing that would happen is the stock market pumps while we stagnate. We need MASS euphoria at this point. We need granny and Uber drivers talking about retiring off BTC and crypto. Sure that is absolutely the time to when you should be selling but we have to get to that point to have any hope.

BainTrain55

We could have the best job and CPI report ever recorded and the only thing that would happen is the stock market pumps while we crab. It doesn’t matter. We need euphoria. We need people talking about BTC/crypto. We need gramma and Uber drivers talking about it. Sure that’s usually the sign to sell but we have to get there first.

2peg2city

"He" doesn't hold any BTC, he buys BTC for the company when people invest / buy shares

Notoriousrb

That's the stupidest thing to do ever. Saylor is shorting mstr every single week to buy BTC. Just dump it and buy BTC instead and you will outperform. The trend is clear.

hoppeeness

Why do you think BTC is so important now?

_astral_x9

Dude, if solar flare hits Earth, then believe me, BTC going to 0,00 USD will be the LAST of your problems. Because you'd be looking for fresh water in less than 72 hrs after the impact

Silverfoxx30

Exactly, I’m loving it, started buying the dip around 80k after a mess of a season chasing alts that never ran. BTC maxi from now on, I have finally learnt my lesson.

Previous_Blueberry_5

Oh for sure they’ll keep doing that until it no longer serves them any good and that’ll probably be at over $100 million BTC where 1 sat would equal 1 dollar

OliveLegitimate3236

you're "mocking" real mining based a math formula that doesn't pay out as much as if it was a real equipment, a little bit like winning at the casino where the payout it's never 100% of what it should be (I was a casino dealer). You can't trace/verify their real operations, but you gotta give 'em the fact that have been around 5 years already and they haven't disappeared yet! LOL They just launched a VISA card linked to their ecosystem GLOBALLY, so they are not really outlaws. I gotta say their project continues to evolve, where they will be in 4 years? who knows! Thing is ...if phisical mining was really worth it today for the average Joe they had no chance to make money out of their business model. And I know what I am talking about because I do mine at home with real equipment. Whatever you buy it's never gonna pay off, especially at current price of BTC. I do it because I want to support the network and contribute with my little to secure it. Personally I buy BTC, mine at home, I do play on Gomining too, yep I'm "exposed" but I'm not a cultist nor blindly biased. Will I ever get back the money I threw there? I'm not entirely sure, but It's a fun experiment and I I never expose myself more of what I can afford to lose. Since I am on their platform and I can tell you that there are people that have hundreds of thousands of dollars (you can see some transactions) spent in there. This just to say that are wealthy contributors to their ecosystem. Personally I don't like the aggressive marketing model that promote blind trust and the fact that they sell this idea that they pair you "virtual miner" 1 to 1 with real equipment, well that is total bs LOL But they make a lot of money out of it in my opinion, so they are not likely to disappear anytime soon.

iknowyounot88

There really isn't a right or wrong way, I definitely understand your reasoning. As long as we're accumulating BTC I think we gonna be good.

ifureadthisurepic

No because one whole coin is often stated as an important milestone. Getting to that makes sense no matter the price. You can DCA or try to get better entries with the rest. I think in 20 years you'll be more glad to have a whole coin than you might regret not having 1.5 or 2 BTC instead.

TheBakedGod

I own plenty of Bitcoin, but the intelligent argument against BTC as the worlds currency is this: If the Austrian School's theory of why recessions happen (the misallocation of capital driven by easy money) is wrong, then switching to hard money won't prevent a future recession, it will only take away our ability to respond to it by printing money to stimulate demand. If someone can prove the capital misallocation theory of recessions correct, I'd love to hear it, because that's the final piece of the puzzle in my mind.

kageiii

Change it to BTC and ETH only

Electronic-Strike900

20k BTC now 😂😂😂😂

Wheaties4brkfst

This is just talking about bankruptcy. But there are other bad outcomes too. For instance, if they can’t refinance the debt they’re going to have to dilute a lot. How much will BTC per share drop? The entire thesis of investing in MSTR over bitcoin itself is that this metric trends up over time. If it sees a massive decrease because the call options aren’t exercised and they have to offer more shares than they planned then their BTC yield crashes.

Nakamoto_Wang

I agree with BTC is long term asset sir Just telling that due to chill and relax

GetYourLuCashup

This is easier said than done… but don’t worry about it. Similar situation here, I was up to 18k and ended up cashing out around 8k because greed and the promise of alt season stopped me selling. But you have one thing I don’t, time on your side. I wish I had started investing at 22. I didn’t start until I was in my 30s. I can almost guarantee anyone smart enough to start investing at 22 will be in a good place by the time they reach my age (35). So take it on the chin, take it as a lesson learnt. Diversify your investments (stocks/commodities/precious metals and a little crypto - BTC only imo). These hard times teach us very valuable lessons and when you learn those lessons young, you’ll become a beast in the when you’re old. The one thing with money, you can always earn it back. As long as you have time on your side 🫡

genzbutboomer

If you're going for anything besides BTC and ETH, you deserve the loss coming to you

Active-Pear2146

You’re not alone. Many investors bought BTC around 120k. Big price swings are normal for this kind of asset. I bought near 60k before it fell to 17k in 2022. What matters is managing risk—don’t speculate, keep your position size reasonable, only invest money you can afford to lose, and think long term.

culiflor

How can I reply to someone who told me at Uni that BTC will go to 0 once quantum computing starts??? I honestly dont agree with him but can someone give me some technical information?

hoppeeness

I think there is a better chance than before that Bitcoin does fail. Hear me out: Its use case is now only a store of value…everyone agrees. So now it’s competing with commodities and gold,silver,etc. For Bitcoin to double again or triple most will not be held in cold wallets but in exchanges. Just like most gold isn’t held as bars in people basements. No Bitcoin advantage. If you RWA gold,silver, etc it takes away any bitcoin advantage left. Why hold BTC?

wkndatbernardus

Well, I'm about to FIRE at 45 with ~20% BTC and ~80% total US stock market, so I'll be a pretty good test case. I lost about 40% of my BTC value during this downturn so my plan is to initially withdraw only from my equity index bucket and then, when BTC recovers, start withdrawing from that bucket. At current spending, I can withdraw solely from my equities for about 2 years before I have to touch any BTC.

reddit_1999

You better hurry up before BTC goes back down to where it was when you got it! 😃

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Big-Asparagus-5773

It's going to fall below 48k or 45k. I'm not judging you for buying higher, but I recommend you have more money to buy lower... I hope you don't sell. I bought BTC at $1000 many years ago.

46374289

How are you staking BTC?

Blueberry_Dependent

I like seeing the bulk data and how we can compare BTC to different things. It really changes the perspective on it

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iterativ

If it's 2015, then the price was 400-500, so that 50 BTC was 20-25K in USD then. All this for weed ?

Fruit_Fountain

Im waiting and hoping for a break even exit on my crypto which i could get from just another 15% up, so i can roll into metals and leave it till the summer. But rn im sweating cos BTC just kot showing any bounce no matter how much bleed it does, i hate it. Never storing my large bags in crypto ever again unless its bought in a 1 year long sideways absolute bottom level like when it literally looks flat line dead.

GPThought

Fair point on 401k millionaires. Most people just need to not touch their investments for 30 years. BTC is the same game, harder difficulty.

99trey

lol something like 75% of bitcoin investors control less then .01% BTC. Nearly all of the active supply is in the hands of a handful of whale accounts. You think cold storage is the answer? lol. This is the most easily manipulated asset on the planet, and perfectly legal btw, while also attracting one of the dumbest investor bases. You’ll see this “4 year cycle” trim cycle repeat over and over. The only question is how many cycles before the .01%’ers give up on the dream.

luis_cano88

It does feel different. Bitcoin is reacting more to macro factors (rates, liquidity, ETFs) than pure halving narratives. The halving still matters, but it’s no longer the only driver. BTC feels like it’s transitioning into a macro-traded asset, and that identity shift is what’s making this cycle feel confusing

UncleGurkan

If $BTC #Bitcoin reaches $74-79k, the next target is $50k. So don't fall for FOMO

SagebrushPirate70

That BTC failed to deliver in its promise as a safe-haven, for one major thing. Shit hitting the fan now has gold and silver skyrocketing and BTC plunging simultaneously. THAT wasn’t supposed to happen. Besides, what economy could realistically handle its currency fluctuating by 5% or 10% on a daily basis? Retailers could get wiped out on profit margins between opening their store in the morning, and closing it in the evening. I put my thesis out in plain language—can you refute those claims?

slowd

Saylor won’t, he’s caught the bug like many BTC maxis; it’s a resilient infection. But if he loses control of the company someday it may happen.

OxbridgeDingoBaby

My own DOGE sub? If you think DOGE is going to go down whilst BTC (well other alts really if we’re being specific) are going up, you’re delusional. That’s literally never happened, particularly when OP only needs DOGE to hit $0.12. DOGE will go down if BTC goes down, as that leads the market of course, as alts follow.

the_northernerd

You refer to it as an investment but it actual sounds like you gambled on Alts and lost. There are very few coins worthy of being called an investment BTC, ETH being the bigger ones imo. If you didnt buy those, you didnt invest anything. You played the crypto casino and the house won.

bronko322

No BTC?

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Sufficient_Fuel5269

I completely agree. This cycle feels different: BTC is now reacting more to macro factors, institutional flows, and global sentiment than to typical halving narratives. That's why so many analyses fail. Perhaps we're witnessing its true transition into a macro asset, not just a cyclical trade.

GPThought

700 BTC for a villa is interesting. Wonder if he's actually taking BTC or just using it for the headline. Either way, real estate priced in sats is where things are heading.

Suspicious-Skill1934

the thing scary is that every other assets are a their ATH, if they drop what happen to BTC

HandIllustrious2326

Just hold BTC. I invested 30k and am down 10k with no worries. The real reason you are sad is because you invested in something you didn’t really believe in.

HedgeFundzCatalyst

Just because an investment firm thinks something is a sound investment doesn’t mean anything. The 2008 financial crisis happened because none of these idiots did any research on the mortgage backed securities they were buying. They have the liquidity to make stupid investments. Physical currency isn’t going anywhere. If you shop at any local mom and pop place, cash gets a discount but they never take BTC. BTC has been around for nearly 2 decades and is still supposed to be the “currency of the future”. The only thing holding the price up is speculators and bag holders “HODLing” because if you bought any bitcoin in the last year, you’re pretty deep in the hole right now and would never sell at a 40-50% loss.

Velvet_Samurai

Not sure what coins we're talking about, but I went from being up 100K to being up 20K. So obviously that sucks, but I'm not changing a thing. I'm not going crazy on purchases, but I've made a couple of small BTC purchases recently. I suggest you get into more traditional investments. Buy some ETF's. I have about 20% of my investments in crypto. I wouldn't buy too much more crypto until its way less than half of your entire portfolio.

Just-Complaint-2094

Nothing Holding a little BTC and XRP and taking the rest of the capital out of crypto. yes all markets are manipulated, but at least in stocks, there is an understanding of the manipulation. Crypto now is like stocks 60-70 years ago. Maybe a few will stick around and do well. Many of the rest will be crushed and manipulated out of existence.

Desperate_Jacket_876

thats a good observation, we just had a crash on BTC last week so it makes sense for it to be shaky. I know this is annoying as most of us would like for the price to continue bouncing but it is what it is I guess. There is a good chance we have put in a bottom already for the year I think

Aerocryptic

Security doesn't rely on inflation. You're confusing it with a POW model. That's BTC's main issue on the long term actually