BTC

Street_Outside_7228

Gradual DCA to recovery Index/Gold/BTC

Dull-Assumption-964

an question that has been on my mind regarding our current discussion. There are nine individuals included in this correspondence photo, and I have noticed that we are referencing developments that date back to 2010. However, my understanding is that the foundational work on the Bitcoin algorithm began in late 2008 or possibly early 2009. This prompts me to consider whether it is possible that the contributions of earlier pioneers in this domain are not being sufficiently recognized, and that subsequent individuals may be attributing credit to themselves for achievements born from the efforts of others. It is essential for the integrity of the work and the future of the BTC algorithm to ensure that all contributions are acknowledged appropriately moving forward.

chichris

I just buy it and use the gift card to buy things you need. That’s easier than trying to buy BTC with the card.

Patrick_Atsushi

I don't know, can I legally create a company that just hoarding APPL and GOOGL shares by raised fund? I think it's like an investment company. His scheme might work until BTC lost its momentum of growth in valuation.

Ok-Sympathy9768

Thank you for your response..You are correct, and I am in agreement with you..bitcoin is definitely not linked to the dollar, and yes the dollar is being inflated into oblivion… and you probably agree 1 BTC = 1 BTC … you can also say 1oz of gold = 1oz of gold, and same thing can be said about the dollar, $1 = $1… the question becomes what can you obtain with them. What I ask myself; with all the economic uncertainty and out of control deficits, it makes sense the dollar is crashing, and metals are skyrocketing…but why is BTC is crashing 50% off ATH? The narrative for crypto/blockchain is bullish and Bitcoin should be skyrocketing but it’s not. It’s not acting like a store of value and that narrative is not holding up.

Advanced-Industry-50

Dca every week BTC, ETH, SOL That's it 

Zigxy

mNAV is a scam. A metric invented by Saylor to give him an out if he ever need to pivot heavily into debt/preferreds. For those unaware: mNAV = ( Market cap + Debt + Preferreds - Cash on hand ) ÷ BTC held So issuing debt and preferreds INCREASES mNAV A much better metric is BTC owned per share or market cap per BTC held. Both of which have been dropping.

EscortRSBoom

I bought BTC with money that was marked for a project I forgot about. So had to take a loan to do my project. I’m not blaming BTC, totally my error. But still a debt.

LAOGE1

1 Bitcoin (BTC) = 100,000,000 satoshis (100 million sats) For 1 satoshi to equal 1 USD, the price of 1 BTC would need to reach $100,000,000 (100 million USD) Current situation (as of February 2026): Bitcoin price is roughly in the $68,000–$70,000 range → 1 satoshi ≈ $0.00069–$0.00070 USD (less than 1/10th of a cent) → To reach 1 sat = $1, Bitcoin would need to increase in price by about 1,400–1,450 times from today’s levels The above is my calculation formula

Chance_Strategy_7777

You can buy actual bitcoin. You just need to open a crypto account. I moved BTC from my Tezor to Fidelity. Very simple.

SteadyGridProfits

Sorry I was going off of a list I had found a while back…….. Top 5 influential people in crypto 1. Michael Saylor – Frequently called out as hugely influential (especially in Bitcoin circles like r/btc and r/Bitcoin) for corporate adoption, relentless advocacy, and turning MicroStrategy into a BTC vehicle that inspires retail and institutional holders. Threads often credit him with major personal/retail onboarding. 2. Vitalik Buterin – Regularly tops discussions as the most level-headed, important figure (e.g., in older and newer threads), especially for Ethereum/DeFi/smart contracts. Seen as a thoughtful ambassador who shapes the broader ecosystem beyond just BTC. 3. Brian Armstrong – Pops up a lot for Coinbase’s role in mainstream U.S. access, regulation pushes, and legitimacy (e.g., in CoinDesk lists shared on Reddit). Praised for onboarding normies and big money via compliant tools. 4. Changpeng Zhao (CZ) – Binance’s founder gets nods for massive global reach, liquidity, and user growth—even post-legal stuff. Reddit often highlights how Binance made crypto accessible worldwide. 5. Elon Musk – Acknowledged for market-moving hype, Tesla’s BTC buy, and bringing crypto to mainstream attention (though sometimes criticized for volatility). His cultural impact is hard to ignore in broader discussions.

MF_Price

You lost 83%? What did you buy? Even if you bought BTC at the absolute top you'd only be down 45%.

Seattleman1955

I was largely in the second half of 2021 and by 2022/3 was down more than $150k at one point. However, now if I average the last 4 year return, it's about 18%. QQQ did just as well and now BTC is down again.

brianmonarch

Yeah… BTC is doing great! That’s what they should’ve gotten in? 😂 like what?? $126k to 60k in a few months and you’re telling them that’s what they should’ve been in? Don’t get me wrong… I know some other coins have had bigger percentage losses. But, if anyone is going to play hindsight is 20/20, it should be someone that was in Silver. Not some bitcoin maximalist who also got crushed. Bitcoin is in fact the oldest, least green, most inefficient and slowest coin. The only thing you guys have going for it is it’s store of value. And I’m not saying that’s not enough. It just might be. And I mean that. It has been up until now. But if utility becomes a big factor in the future… Don’t hold your breath. And like I always say… I could definitely be wrong. It’s just really weird to see somebody get on a soapbox and praise BTC right now. But hey…. Don’t worry… 80% of the people here are in the same boat as you… The bitcoin vacuum chamber, who think nothing else matters in the crypto world. So they’ll have your back. …and even once again! You guys might be right!!! Time will tell. 😁

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Seattleman1955

What does 1 BTC = 1 BTC have to do with anything? Of course, when it's going up people feel like that is what is expected at this stage of the market and not so much when it suddenly drops 40%.

NEMM2020

You can buy more BTC if you wait for a lower price though

Darryl_444

I'd wait for much later this year. And average into it, instead of one big buy. BTC's 4-year-low tends to bottom out gradually, yet the peaks are quite sharp. And volatilty keeps decreasing each cycle too.

cooltone

I have an observation. It's not a concern because I'll not be around in 2120: A power-law trend line showing the BTC price (in USD) over time can be drawn at a low robust price-level. Assume for the moment that this trend-line persists for the long-term (this is just to defer debates on that); The bitcoin power-law is sublinear, which means its annual % growth will reduce each year. By the year 2120 the annual price growth of bitcoin(USD) is ~5%/year, eventually this growth will reduce to 0%. So sometime after 2120 bitcoin may cease as a store of value/inflation hedge, which may result large sell-off - which might stop any transition into bitcoin as a currency.

thats_gotta_be_AI

Why do Strategy pay such a ridiculous premium for Bitcoin? They paid about 78k per coin just a few days ago. Why not buy incrementally 24/7 at actual spot price? Or is that against some investment law? That these buys would move the market? It’s about 13.5 BTC per hour.

Ok_Golf_6467

*buys $100 ETH and $100 BTC*

VeganCaramel

This mega plunge is making Bitcoin look like manipulatable funny money. Does that matter? Does image matter? Well, because virtually everyone has stopped working to perpetuate and improve Bitcoin's **real-world value** as a near-anonymous decentralized cash-like currency (instead choosing to put their energy into playing a BTC version of _Wolf of Wall Street_), image is starting to be all Bitcoin has left. So yes, image matters. And if people see that Bicoin can lose a **trillion** that fast, Bitcoin's *image* as a good store of value it pummeled. It starts to look like funny money that can lost the rest of its value as well. The energy and focus needs to be shifted back to reinforcing and improving Bitcoin's real-world value for average real-world people.

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Patrick_Atsushi

Just wondering - he does need to sell some at some point to cover the dividend right? Or is he going to pay it with BTC itself?

InverseSum

My normie friend asked my if btc price is affected because it was revealed Epstein created BTC. Smh… I said: yes Beyonce also created BTC.

hannyayoukai

BTC will be more likely to hit ~34K

NochillWill123

I am satoshi . And I’m about to sell all of my BTC and create multi generational bag holders

longonbtc

Which exchange is best for you depends on what country you are a resident of. I recommend buying bitcoin from [Strike](https://strike.me/), [River](https://river.com/), or [Swan Bitcoin](https://www.swanbitcoin.com/). [Cash App](https://cash.app/bitcoin) is also a good option if you use direct deposit. All four of these platforms are reliable. [River](https://river.com/) and [Strike](https://strike.me/) are the best platforms to set up an automatic hourly, daily, weekly, or monthly recurring purchase schedule (automatic dollar cost averaging schedule). If you set up an automatic hourly, daily, weekly, or monthly recurring purchase schedule on River, then River stops charging you fees after the first week. https://river.com/zero-fee If you set up an automatic hourly or daily recurring purchase schedule on Strike, then Strike stops charging you fees after the first week. And if you set up an automatic weekly or monthly recurring purchase schedule on Strike, then Strike stops charging you fees after the first automatic purchase. https://strike.me/faq/how-do-i-set-up-a-recurring-purchase/ You should also be aware that exchanges get to choose how much they want to charge their customers for withdrawing bitcoin from their platform. This fee is referred to as a bitcoin withdrawal fee. Some exchanges choose not to charge a bitcoin withdrawal fee at all (meaning it's free to withdraw bitcoin). [Swan Bitcoin](https://www.swanbitcoin.com/) chooses not to charge a bitcoin withdrawal fee. [Strike](https://strike.me/) chooses not to charge a bitcoin withdrawal fee if you choose the slowest option. [Cash App](https://cash.app/bitcoin) chooses not to charge a bitcoin withdrawal fee if you withdraw 0.001 BTC or more and you choose the standard speed option. [River](https://river.com/) chooses to give their customers one free bitcoin withdrawal per month.

Chance_Strategy_7777

You can still transfer BTC when you want and receive transfers in. So it just eliminates the need for self custody and someone screwing it up

booyahbroski

Avg Joe prolly has a couple grand in it. I sold mine waiting on next dip. This seems like a repeat of 2022 to me. Energy went wild, BTC tanked. Get your cash together boys.

Chance_Strategy_7777

I agree most will down vote my response but Fidelity is a solid, trusted company and if you have other assets invested it’s just easier to add BTC and let them safekeep it.

AppropriateGoat7039

Another idiot who is bagholding shit coins and BTC. Enjoy the ride to 0.

ComplexWilling5349

I have a friend over 400K in the red. I hope it recovers, he does not talk as much about BTC. I would feel bad if he sold and it pops to 250K or more like most everyone here expects. Good luck everyone investing is hard.

Ok_Plastic5399

The 4 year cycle thesis was never really a thesis, just a pattern that happened to emerge as a function of halving-related supply and demand pressures coupled with BTC's terrible liquidity. It was inevitable that the 4 year cycle pattern would disappear once Bitcoin liquidity improved. I mean, cycle volatility has been declining in near perfect correlation with liqudiity growth for 13 years. And BTC liquidity has never been better. With the advent of derivatives and ETFs, large transactions no longer move the price the way they once did. Computers move in to sell as big buy orders hit the tape. This means that returns are declining and will decline more, but drawdown percentages will also decline. And this is a good thing for widespread interest and investment. Terrifying drops of 70% every 4 years are not the sort of thing portfolios are built on. So, yes, the pattern is broken -- pour some out for the dead homie -- but this is what we want to see. For people to really get interested in allocating a portion of their portfolios to an asset, that asset has to have a history, favorable risk/return properties over that history, and liquidity. The only thing Bitcoin lacks now is history and every day it gets more.

DepartmentNo9197

My friend is a wicked normal Joe schmo. Heard he has .3444 BTC. He's been buying since September 2023. I'm almost positive he DCAs $40 every day. He may have to reduce that amount shortly tho. Unexpected repairs are calling

VetTechian

I was an early adopter and currently hold between 50-70 million BTC. Don't hate the player.. hate the game.

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Vipu2

I think you are dreaming because some things already are price in BTC? Are you living under a rock?

Kommandant_Milkshake

It’s funny, when BTC goes up they get mad, and when it goes down theyre still mad. Just no pleasing them I guess.

Sweaty_Camel_118

I'm Larry Fink from the future. I've been selling BTC IOUs so I can use the money to buy all the real BTC. When the last bitcoin was mined, I bought it and now I have it all!

Calm-Professional103

You might want to take a look at Beans Wallet. Stellar USDC earns 6% yield (yUSDC) and there are yield earning versions of wrapped BTC and ETH (yBTC and yETH. On- and off-ramps depend on what country you’re from

MelG83

Supposedly BTC is finite; and a digital code on the blockchain in layman’s terms. If something is so rare and highly valued….hedge, as say gold etc; as BTC is akin to at the moment; who would want to transact in something so volatile and high dollar for everyday occurrences?

b1mm3rl1f3

Goldman Sachs just reported they purchased and hold $1.1 billion BTC and $1 billion in ETH. I couldn’t decide whether I was foolish for staying bullish through a 50% retracement. Now it makes sense. We are being pressured out through volatility

cincy15

Everyone in here has at least 2.1 million BTC ….. wait that’s not possible….

C_B_Doyle

Hal Finney – Early Bitcoin adopter, first to receive BTC from Satoshi, cryptography expert; lived near a Dorian Nakamoto coincidence; denied being Satoshi. Nick Szabo – Created bit gold, ideas and writing style match Bitcoin whitepaper; denied being Satoshi. Dorian Nakamoto – Newsweek pointed to him because of his name; he denied involvement; coincidence. Wei Dai – Early cryptography work influenced Bitcoin; no proof he was Satoshi. Adam Back – Invented Hashcash, cited in whitepaper; possible influence, not creator. Craig Wright – Claimed to be Satoshi but failed to prove it; widely rejected. Bitcoin crashes when volume dries up because low volume means buyers vanished, so one seller can slam price lower, while stocks usually hold up because forced buyers create a floor.

Majestic_Plane_1656

BTC isn't down that much from the top so you bought alts and all alts are shitcoins. You deserve it.

timmy12688

Coinbase or Robinhood are the easiest if you're in the US. It will take some time to verify you. Don't buy more than you afford to loose. DCA after the initial buy in. Study more and learn more about it and WHY you are buying it. Then once you have an "Oh shit" stash get it off the exchange. Buy a Trezor hardware wallet, transfer a small amount of BTC to it, like $10 worth. Then pretend you cannot login and forgot everything. Go through resetting it as if you have a million on the line. Then after that, send the rest of the stash and forget about it.

Dreamer_Nitsy

Whoever sends me 5 BTC on the following address is Satoshi. 3GFi22p84Bco1xYDNbEbokpSYiEZdEQwDp

BTC_is_waterproof

Exactly. Those scared need to study more. There’s nothing better than BTC

growmywealth

DCA is the true way. I just hope your DCA is not like Saylor. LOL I've got BTC far cheaper than that guy every single time - with just a simple guess.

FromThePits

Still testing how fast it can be opened if 2 of the 4 splits are shown in the same frame. Separation is the main security feature of a Greek Chain, but any 3 of the 4 partial keys will gain access to the funds on the BTC blockchain. Here is the xpub for verification of the reward. bc1q0a38q2c6wc4ukvn92t6azzckjtq7yuvxnaz2rf You will find the unredacted version here : [The Greek Chain Challenge ](https://www.reddit.com/r/thegreekchain) Wish you the best of luck

estibavifi

BTC 30% ETH 30% OCEAN 30% for big ROI SOL 10%

AdministrativeIce696

Nice contribution, Satoshi isn't anyone famous or publicly known. BTC was a group project and needed an unknown face. Hal chose someone he respected to be Satoshi, knowing he had ALS. That person created Satoshi and made another few key contributions to the project, as well as undertaking huge personal sacrifice. A few people on this list and the project knew the real identity. Satoshis parents are not great people and have destroyed their reputation IRL. Hint: The first letter of Satoshis firstname and first letter of their birth country are the same.

Alexbobica

BTC is definitely the first pick for accumulation. The plan is to follow the market fluctuations and narratives. But OCEAN and AIOZ will be among my picks too, because they survived every circle, and the development is consistent.

gphie

3-5% of our GDP is laundered annually. Illicit transactions make up 0.5% of BTC volume. Ban USD

ThirdHuman

Take out credit, sell your house, withdraw your 401k. Failing to buy more BTC is the only way to lose. Good things happen to those who trust in BTC. :)

ischanitee

can you still buy bitcoin? Definitely. I"ve been using OpenSea"s wallet-based trading feature recently to buy BTC directly. Since it's non-custodial, I feel more in control than with some centralized platforms.

OpticallyMosache

Haha yeah, I am not the example of DCA The risk I face is when BTC does start going up and never comes back down, I'll have stopped buying and will have less BTC.

ruibranco

saying the quiet part out loud — MSTR stopped being a software company years ago and is now a leveraged Bitcoin ETF with extra steps. the "we'll just refinance" framing only works as long as someone is willing to keep lending against BTC collateral that just dropped 90%.

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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