BTC

word-dragon

Just walk away.. if you have 2BTC, I would take a day trip to Austria and see a banker about getting it traded for euros.

CoupleAgreeable6248

In this time range, BTC will outlast any al

spottyPotty

I totally believe in Cardano tech, and believe that Bitcoin was a great crypto V 1.0 but should have died once hijacked by bitcoin core. Put in 10x as much money into Ada than BTC and only kept my BTC because so many other technically "ignorant" people are brain washed into believing in it. Ironically, my Ada investments have plummeted SEVERELY into the red and my BTC is what is keeping my entire portfolio in the black. I've learned that tech superiority is completely detached from price action.

Desperate_Branch1824

Not a single “xrp” suggestion. Interesting. I have some but I really dunno what I’m doing .. so maybe move it into BTC

Desperate_Branch1824

I know someone who is very very high up in one of the worlds leading orgs. He’s crypto obsessed and will shout if from the hills in regards to how amazing it is He only believes in 2 projects - Hbar and BTC . This dude is super super smart , and has tread every white paper going etc. I trust him and now buy £20 of it per week … just incase

Zergnase

BTC obviously. $BOBO a (maybe not so close) second.

malacosa

I’m gonna say just DCA into BTC and ETH. Then, invest more into the one performing better base on your account’s balance. If over time if your account is now 70% BTC and 30% ETH, that’s how you should DCA into both at that time. Do not rebalance your account to 50/50 ever, all you are doing is selling the better performing one to buy the loser.

AppropriateJackpot

I gobbled up as well and by gobbled i meant $50 in BTC

Awkward_Potential_

It will be constant buy pressure for BTC, forever. In time I bet they figure out a price in Sats rather than in a dollar amount.

sean_hash

Demanding BTC for strait passage is just dollarized toll collection with extra steps, the real story is a state actor publicly treating bitcoin as settlement-grade money.

This_Discussion126

You just use the cash, don't put it in the bank. But if you don't have 2 BTC this whole post is nonsense? What you gonna do, sell some fake Bitcoins to a potential gangster/drug dealer? Good luck with that bro.😂

This_Discussion126

You better have a good strategy on how to sell it. Meet in a public place, like mcdonalds or something, but you need to count and verify the cash. Not sue if I would risk it tbh, maybe do it through a platform, that holds the BTC until both parties agree.

zhufeng3

Just DCA BTC

ChangeNOW_Community

yeah, difficulty adjustment = why BTC just keeps trucking forever

actuallyserious650

Equivalent headline: Bitcoin owners panic, selling 850,000 BTC for under $70,000 I don’t have a dog in the fight, but there’s a purchaser and a seller for every transaction.

joseaamanzano

In this time range, BTC will outlast any alt/sh*t coin

Lavayo

4. Forget "crypto" and buy BTC. Don't time the market.

krakensupport

Good ole BTC and ETH! SOL moving forward with quite some force in the tokenization realm as well. (None of this is financial advice cuz you know)

sean_hash

850k BTC is roughly $55B in conviction sitting between 60 and 70, that's a thick floor if even half of it is spot.

aramirez07

This is a midterm year. Historically all midterm years are bear markets. We just had a top in Q4 2025. It has only been a few months of BTC making lower highs and lower lows. I think we have more downside to come before the year is through. Bear market (midterm year) rally’s can be face melters but almost always result in a sweep of the prior lows or make a lower low. I think next year we’ll make a bottom or have bottomed and will begin next leg up. But we have a ways to go before that point, imo

Redivivus

Can't complain about BTC but ETH is a flawed product that produces errors in its code. There is only one smart contract platform that will output 100% correct code based on specifications set by its users. That is Tau.Net.

TexasBoyz-713

Just went all in. Only up from here. You heard it here first. *BTC $100k EoY 2026*

KarmaShawarma

SAFEMOON lol. Thankfully I didn't lose much personally cuz I'm a scaredy cat with anything other than BTC

Ill_Cable4907

Then I would choose BTC. Because of its extreme scarcity and monetary attributes, as well as its strongest survival ability and network effect

ChangeNOW_Community

Honestly just gonna HODL BTC

BTCintermfasting

Use Coinbase or NEXO only use one X as far as borrowing so you’re .75 becomes 1.5 BTC you do recursive looping with that only one X up to around 120 K bitcoin price then you stop for the BTC you didn’t use in your looping. You move to your savings, wallet, and start earning yield off that your unused borrow limit you put into the savings account to also generate yield the key is to not be greedy

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Atmacrush

I don't like the idea that one company alone has so much selling pressure on BTC

sl0an1

If you follow BTC's history, it always does this > Hit huge ATH makes headlines everyone is buying and talking about it. then it crashes hard (50%-80%) and goes into flatline state for like 2-3 years. then when everyone forgets about it and thinks it's dead it goes on another huge run. there's no certainty it will continue to follow this pattern, but now is a lot better time to buy than when it was at 120k. buy in with a 5-10 year horizon, and forget about it until your news feed is flooded with ATH posts... then start selling if you want

Excellent_8740

i believe with you, because in as much as crypto is concerned $BTC and $ETH are always the first coins to mention, but for me i will be hodling ASTER and Monad.

UpperHandLab

That’s not boring. That’s discipline. Most people lose because they confuse excitement with durability. Over decades the winners usually come from the assets with the strongest incentives, deepest trust, and hardest replacement value. BTC is monetary credibility. ETH is infrastructure gravity. Everything else has to prove it can survive.

WormCastings

Seeing as how BTC moves like a tradfi asset and the tradfi market moves on Truth Social posts, I'd say we should expect more volatility.

unknowngloomth

Dude, the current price action is just noise if you plan to hold BTC long term

Low-Albatross-9246

im gonna wait personally i believe in the 40k zone but good way to go im 21 and i have 0.3 ill try to get 1 BTC before the end of the year

forrealb50

Buy more when you can but remember to diversify. At 18 if you got into the S&P 500 or QQQ you should see some great returns over your lifetime. Props to you for even accumulating BTC at your age. I spent all my money on car parts and video games at that age.

TheBestintheWest11

for how long? it's in the fucking memo. 2 weeks! who ever is going long on BTC is gonna get wrecked so hard.

hoppeeness

You guys who keep talking cycles and alts are missing the forest for the trees. Bitcoin is at more risk than many of the utility alts. How does Bitcoin quantum proof itself by 2029-2030? There are ~7 million Bitcoin that are unknown the status of their keys, then another ~2 million from satoshi. What happens to coins? They will be the first to be snagged by quantum…that will crash BTC to nothing. Google is warning us now. Utility chains that are quantum safe are the ones that will survive by 2030.

forsen_capybara

This is definitive PROOF of a MASSIVE market PUMP. I am now LONG BTC (ticker: BTC)!!!

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Superb_Item5376

yes for BTC

Odd_Bar9513

They all will, sooner or later. BTC is the one and only. Amen!

DespairWillOvercome

Trap, Israel broke the ceasefire, huge Green OIL candle is forming, Gold and BTC may go down know Either a trap by this trader and he has bigger shorts or even he is just getting eaten by bigger fish

Odd_Pen_1041

I think about it this way. The way you have all sort of currencies it will be the same for crypto. For example, BTC will be the new "dollar", ETH the new "euro", ADA the new "japanese yen". So you will have the biggest and most known currency and then you will have the smaller ones not so "important"

777GUNMETALGREY

The exposure is already there mate. BTC ETF spots kicked off in 2021, Then ramped up for your big players like blackrock, fidelity, ark etc in 2024.

defensorlucis

I think 95% will, clearing out the dead wood that probably should of happened already TBH. The one's with utility, roots, partnerships and connections are the one's will survive and then thrive in my opinion. I think BTC, Eth, Sol, XRP, HBAR, XLM etc are all most likey safe. I put ADA in that category too IF they do the things Charles claims will happen this year and next (upgrades, partnerships etc). But it's just my opinion, DYOR. 

pizzeriagio

Very nice! Try to reach 0.1 BTC. I am 15 and I'm accumulating just like you and I reached 0,01.

jc456_

The fact people actually believe there is a genuine use case for alts is worrying. It's similar to the world of modern abstract art. By all means make your money but don't be the idiot who actually believes the BS and buys the 'invisible painting'. BTC or nothing.

Premium_Hunter

Could buy long dated options on an ETF. The problem will be if BTC stays down for an extended time they will bleed out eventually. However, if you feel confident BTC will rise over the next 2 years it’s a way to juicy the gains. Nothing is risk free.

DiStefano-TS

Satoshi Nakamoto è lo pseudonimo del creatore (o gruppo di creatori) anonimo di Bitcoin, che ha pubblicato il white paper fondamentale nel 2008. Ha inventato la tecnologia blockchain, distribuito il software originale e possiede circa 1,1 milioni di BTC, scomparendo dal progetto nel 2011. La sua vera identità rimane sconosciuta. (Wikipedia) Si stima che Satoshi Nakamoto, il misterioso creatore di Bitcoin, detenga circa 1,1 milioni di Bitcoin (BTC). Questa somma, accumulata tramite il mining nei primi giorni della rete (2009-2010), rappresenta quasi il 5% dell'offerta totale massima di 21 milioni di monete. (Young Platform Academy) Un altra chicca : Una “balena” è un termine comunemente usato nell'industria delle criptovalute. Si riferisce a individui che possiedono una quantità sostanziale di bitcoin (almeno 1.000 BTC). Ciò rende questi individui attori molto influenti nel mercato delle criptovalute. (Kraken)

evandollardon

indeed, the lending platforms have evolved a lot over the past couple of years. I'm sure that more and more people will turn to loans against BTC, for example, instead of selling

Danger-Fish

BTC is officially a mental illness now.

mushy-shart-walk

BTC has “recoupled” with the stock market. It’s a great pre/post market indicator since it trades 24/7.

ChangeNOW_Community

start small, use a trusted exchange or wallet, buy a bit of BTC regularly (DCA), and learn security basics

Sea-Development-8046

This is kind of crazy, but I got into BTC buy buying some on a CEX, and then moving it to my cold wallet.

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JustSomeChillDud

If you buy 2 years before election you will always make money. Since 1950’s ALWAYS ! Because the president wants a good economy for when the election times comes by. Guess what year is ?? Plus is combined with the BTC cycle if you avoid all the crap and fear they tell on social media buying is just logical

Fit-Poet6736

Yes, only BTC currently.

HSuke

Some of this is just misleading. Morgan Stanley is a financial firm, and not known for commercial banking. It's also much, much smaller than both Fidelity and Blackrock, which already lainched BTC ETFs ages ago.

TracerVibeSPX6900

Schau dir SPX6900 an. Da geht es nicht um wildes Spekulieren. Es gibt eine riesige Community, die weltweit auch Treffen im richtigen Leben veranstaltet. Menschen eben, die ähnlich wie bei BTC zusammen etwas auf die Beine stellen. Täglich DCA mit einem überschaubaren Betrag und gut ist. Grüße

Sea-Reference6800

If you were my family, I’d keep it really simple: * Majority in BTC (still the safest long-term bet in crypto) * Smaller portion in ETH * Only a tiny % for anything else (if you want to explore) biggest mistake I see beginners make is chasing hype coins instead of just holding solid ones over time. Also, don’t go all in at once. Just buy slowly (DCA) and think long-term (years, not months). Hope this helps!

NoodlesOnTuesday

Portfolio % alerts are weirdly rare across the whole industry, not just Crypto.com. The reason most exchanges skip it: portfolio value depends on cost basis, and cost basis tracking opens a tax-reporting can of worms they don't want liability for. Price alerts are stateless and safe; portfolio alerts require them to store and trust your historical buy data. Workaround until any exchange ships it properly: set price alerts on your largest holdings at the price levels that would correspond to your portfolio milestone. e.g. if you want a +20% alert on a portfolio that's 60% BTC, set a BTC price alert at +33% from your average entry on that position. It's not perfect for diversified bags, but for anyone with one or two dominant positions it gets you 90% of the way there with tools that already exist.

Zestyclose_Mail_4569

That kind of setup probably makes these ceasefire / escalation swings a lot less emotionally expensive. Do you mostly handle BTC that way now?

Fit-Poet6736

What changed for me is I stopped trying to time these geopolitical swings and just started using my bags more practically. Took a loan against my BTC on Nexo at 1.9% instead of selling into the uncertainty, and that honestly removed most of the stress around these news cycles. Price goes up, great. Price dips, I still have my position and my liquidity.

ObviousEconomist

Strategy is basically holding up the BTC price singlehandedly this year.

coinfeeds-bot

tldr; Strategy, formerly MicroStrategy, has bought about 90,000 BTC in 2026—more than double the roughly 40,500 BTC mined globally in the same period. It now holds 766,970 BTC acquired for about $58.02 billion at an average price of $75,644. The company funds purchases mainly through stock and preferred share sales, raising concerns about shareholder dilution and concentration risk. Strategy aims to reach 1 million BTC by the end of 2026, requiring purchases of over 6,000 BTC per week. *This summary is auto generated by a bot and not meant to replace reading the original article. As always, DYOR.

Sea-Accountant5433

Wild how fast things change, BTC hitting $72k just like that on the news! 🚀 It really shows how sensitive the market is to geopolitics, so definitely keep your guards up. I’ve been trading these swings on BYDFi lately and the execution has been pretty smooth. They are actually running their EdgeX Listing Celebration right now where you can spin and share a $50,000 reward pool. Plus, it’s their 6th Year Anniversary so there’s a massive competition with a million dollar prize pool up for grabs. Good way to capitalize on the volatility while the events are hot.

cocouf

Money driving BTC is coming from other sources. If more money is injected in BTC then is returned to buyers, this is what a negative sum game is. And it is normal that this is the case. It is not a bug but a feature. You buy the right to use Bitcoin as a money. Well if it was not used as a speculative asset.

Suspicious_Act4982

Most people start on Coinbase because it's simple, then switch once they realize the fees are high. Kraken is the cleaner long-term choice, better fee structure, more straightforward interface, less likely to accidentally wander into products you don't understand yet. The exchange question matters less than what you do after you buy. Leaving BTC on an exchange long term is the habit worth breaking early. Nexo is worth looking at once you have a stack worth managing, you can earn yield on it and borrow against it instead of it just sitting there. Different mindset from a pure exchange and a better one for someone not looking to trade.

VivaLaBiome

Ethereum has a ton of stuff being built on it and has more use case than actual BTC It obviously will move in conjunction with BTC, but can outperform

whitehartfaint

I have everything in a Swedish stock called Hilbert, which is a crypto hedge fund providing yield on BTC (in either USD terms or BTC terms). They have a partnership with Xapo bank and is soon set to launch Syntetika which will provide BTC yield without leaving the chain. So everything in crypto, but a more indirect link as i think passive holding of BTC without yield will become as weird as just holding all your USD in a savings account

funktuna

Buy 10k now then 1k every day BTC is down. If it crashes in October then load up.

ithastogoupfromhere

I guess all the people who lost money on BTC and altcoins and failed to improve their risk management give now desperately prediction markets gambling a try

coinfeeds-bot

tldr; Morgan Stanley’s spot bitcoin ETF, the Morgan Stanley Bitcoin Trust (ticker: MSBT), is set to begin trading on the NYSE on April 8. It will be the first BTC ETF launched by a major U.S. commercial bank and will be distributed across about 16,000 Morgan Stanley financial advisors overseeing $6.2 trillion in client assets. The fund will charge a 0.14% fee, lower than BlackRock’s IBIT by 11 basis points. *This summary is auto generated by a bot and not meant to replace reading the original article. As always, DYOR.

WormCastings

This feels like another tradfi product. BTC was supposed to be a hedge. What happened?

ParallelSmoke

Ive watched a bunch of videos of people having different opinions about who, but one in particular seemed pretty compelling. He didn't say a name, but hes like, look...if you do your research about the early cypher punks, and how certain ones type their papers in particular (double spaces here, certain punctuation there, etc ...), you can cross reference it with the BTC white paper and you'll know. I haven't looked into it further but seemed interesting

Sos418_tw

Started with MEXC about a year ago and still on it. As a beginner the main thing I cared about was not accidentally doing something dumb like you said, opening futures when I just wanted spot. MEXC's spot interface is pretty clean, and fees were the lowest I found at the time — 0% maker on spot, which matters when you're buying small amounts like $400 and don't want fees eating into it. They also list a ton of altcoins if you ever want to branch out beyond BTC. I did try Coinbase first honestly. Simpler UI but the fee spread was noticeably higher for small buys. Switched within a week. My advice: don't overthink it. Pick one with low spot fees, make sure you're on the spot tab not futures, and just start. You can always move coins later. The best crypto exchange for beginners is really whichever one doesn't confuse you into making mistakes.

Bluejumprabbit

When BTC dropped on the Iran headlines, realized vol briefly spiked to levels last seen during the Drift exploit news but fixed yield positions were completely unaffected because return was locked at entry regardless of the spot move. In a geopolitical noise environment where BTC can whipsaw 8% on a statement, the argument for locking yield instead of chasing floating APY gets stronger

matthegc

If BTC starts ripping and passes $100K, I think we head right to $150K

WickedDeity

Buy? I got used to buying BTC in the 60's. I am more wait and see right now.

Fro3en_Cornchip

I like saylor but just because he says it’s dead doesn’t make it so. The 4 year cycle has literally played out right until this moment right now, why would you start to bet against it? People seem to forget BTC still has rallies in bear markets.

idontwritepoetry

yeah i thought that too but it doesn't work like that, i can explain. there are 21 million bitcoins that can be divided infinitely. the only way i can imagine the divisibility becoming a problem (since it's measured against the dollar for the foreseeable future anyway) is that if we get like bitcoin adoption from a large nation, they could basically say "okay, from now on 1 BTC is to be considered equal to 50% of the current BTC price." which basically means, hey businesses? double all of your prices. If the US pulled off this plan, and the US population was being charged 2x for everything, then they would have massive demand and the international market would notice. the citizens could buy stuff from overseas at the normal price because bitcoin transactions can't be stopped. then everyone would just use bitcoin to buy stuff from overseas in bulk to get it for cheap. tldr: that would require market manipulation and it would not go well for whoever enforces it

al3xxofficial

Dude trying to time BTC price within the thousands will drive you crazy. Just regularly DCA.

ashiieyy07

Downvoted, but you can literally deposit with debit and withdraw in BTC for no fees. Just like how ATMs have no fees at casinos.

juan003

I thought BTC mining paid out 50 BTC approximately every 10 minutes back then before the first halving. So approximately 6 lucky nodes per hour or 144 lucky early adopters per day with a 50 BTC payout each! One lucky node solving that hash gets 50 BTC every 10 minutes for mining and processing transactions for the blockchain. The fractional BTC wasn’t until mining pools came about when the hash rates went up and difficulty levels rendered PC CPU mining obsolete and GPU and dedicated ASIC mining machines were needed later on. The powerful mining pools would win the award and distribute the 50 BTC among the pool participants, therefore fractional BTC Satoshis.

Flaky_Concentrate898

looks like its making a break for 75 right now...BTC is crazy you never know what shit is gonna go down

PiccoloOptimal9075

Honestly, I’d say BTC as a starting point. If I were giving advice to family, I’d keep it simple and focus on something relatively established rather than chasing hype. One thing I learned the hard way is to think in percentages, not absolute amounts. At one point I actually doubled my investment but didn’t take profits because I was focused on the number, not the % gain. So I’d say: set clear goals (like “I’ll take some profit at +50% or +100%”) and stick to them. If you’re not greedy, you can get solid returns with a reasonable level of risk compared to most other assets. I did try putting some money into smaller coins hoping for bigger gains, but honestly I regret that — it’s way more stressful and unpredictable. For a beginner and long-term mindset, keeping it simple usually works better.

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gcarrharris

Great, more suits are coming for our BTC….no thanks I liked it the way it was -few

RandomPlayerCSGO

It's about conviction. I don't care about price action because I firmly believe government currencies are scam and history shows all government paper currencies have gone to 0 over time, so I need a way to escape that. I firmly believe BTC has the characteristics necessary to make it a better unit of savings than government currencies therefore I save my money in BTC, I do not look at how much government currency my BTC is worth nor do I care, I only look at how much BTC I have, if I see it gets a dump then I can get more so I don't think "my BTC is down" I think "I have 0.1 BTC with this dump I could increase my savings to 0.15 BTC"

Purrfect_bu

Just withdraw USDT and buy BTC through DeFi, that's the best rates you can get knowing Kraken and most CEX does the same.

Responsible_Drive380

If its just crypto investing them: BTC ETH Algorand But I'd tell you to consider bitcoin dominance and timing to make the most of your investing.

inadyttap

I like it when BTC is above $70k. 

JE2530

Yes 100 percent I feel this way. Do I still DCA small amount yes, don’t ask me why. I guess I like to be diversified in these volatile times. BTC lost me after finding out Gavin went to the intelligence agencies and Epstein involvement. I’m really liking what r/Gajumaru has built. You should read their paper. [The Internet of Economics, the Gajumaru & QPQ Un-White Paper – Updated 260331](https://gajumaru.io/unwhite-paper/)

wancruz

Even with high fees and slow transactions, BTC can be productive. Native staking and BTCFi solutions unlock yield while keeping BTC safe and fully yours.

wancruz

True, high fees make regular BTC transactions impractical. But there are ways to earn yield or participate in BTCFi without moving your coins. Native staking solutions let BTC stay secure while still generating value.

missourifats

Im not expert enough to weigh in on bitcoin specifically. But there have only been 4 complete "cycles" at this point. While its only 6.25 percent likely, its more than possible to win a coin flip 4 times in a row. That doesnt mean it should be expected. We won't see the law of large numbers take hold in our lifetime. But all sample sizes in BTC are small. IMO, thats what makes it hard to predict. We can be treating early, low frequency, coincidences as underlined truths.

wancruz

BTC has more potential than just being held. Think lending, borrowing, and earning yield while staying fully in control of your coins. Most people haven’t explored these BTCFi approaches yet.

wancruz

BTC isn’t meant for instant payments. Its value shines in BTCFi.

wancruz

BTC stays fully on L1, but productive use cases like lending and borrowing are enabled through external smart contract layers that interact with BTC locked via native Bitcoin scripts and Taproot. Babylon makes this possible while keeping self-custody intact.

Historical-Olive-630

Say you are a newbie to BTC without actually saying you are a newbie...been around since 2017. Study up buttercup.