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Saylor says "buy Bitcoin" 24/7, but why does he never fund Core devs?
Alternative free Bitcoin dashboard with 31 on-chain modules no login, no ads, no paywall
Been looking at Uniswap (UNI) after Standard Chartered's recent note
“Not your keys, not your coins." But what if the bank owns the house your hardware wallet is in?
Can someone please help me me trace where my BTC went to?
What If Your Rental Property Came With Bitcoin Upside? Cardone's Bold Hybrid Bet That's Turning Heads
Compared THORChain, Chainflip, NEAR Intents and ChangeNOW for cross-chain swaps — here's what I found
BTC is getting more Reddit attention than Nvidia, Microsoft, Tesla, and OpenAI combined retail is still all-in on crypto
NC Wallet BTC withdrawal stuck 24+ hours – no TxID
Recovered 16.5 BTC! Thanks for trusting on me everyone.
STRC according to Saylor: "It’s meant to be like a money market". The "money market" alternative:
I'm convinced most of the posters on this sub forum are just a bunch of noob trolls
NC Wallet BTC withdrawal stuck 24+ hours – no TxID
When’s the best time to invest in BTC? And if you should even go for it
You’re up $57k shorting BTC in a day, do you sell or let it ride?
Bitcoin Doesn’t Need Ethereum-Style Yield: Michael Saylor
Mining BTC with excess solar: My journey from running to the basement every morning to building a fully automated, dynamic mining software
1:5 RR BTC SCALP TRADE | Dow Theory Worked Perfectly!
Chances of recovering private key from unconscious memory
Would an AI bubble pop break the four year cycle?
BTC dominance looks very different when you exclude stablecoins
Mining giant MARA Buys 1,000 Bitcoin - U.Today
📊 Bitcoin Price Watch - June 16, 2026: Critical Support Test After Recent Volatility
Is this altcoin rotation actually real, or just another trap while BTC chops?
Michael Saylor's BTC Prague 2026 Keynote: Bitcoin Capitalism
The massive Mammoth in the room that absolutely no one is talking about.
Sub is being overrun by "Today I found 1 BTC" and other AI posts
I built a free, no-signup dashboard that tracks US net liquidity (WALCL − TGA − RRP), stablecoin supply, and BTC ETF flows on one live map — updated daily
Strategy Bought 1,587 BTC & Increases USD Reserve To $1.1 Billion.
I built a forensics engine that tracks crypto influencers' price calls, scored 35 accounts. The results are brutal.
Saylor turned a software company into a bitcoin proxy you can buy on the stock market. so why can’t a creator do the same with their own upside?
Best way to find alts that hold up when BTC dumps and outperform when BTC bounces?
Michael Saylor's led Strategy acquires 1,587 BTC for $100 million
Here's what BTC options market is telling me right now. Curious where you disagree
The $1.3 Billion Rounding Error: What SpaceX's Historic IPO Means for the Future of Corporate Bitcoin. How the largest public listing in history is quietly transforming cryptocurrency from a speculative business model into a definitive, mega-cap treasury asset.
The market cap math that most crypto investors never learn
The market cap math that most crypto investors never learn
Any idea what causes to the sudden spike in BTC just now?
SpaceX Joins Public Bitcoin Leaderboard With 18,712 BTC
If you could only hold ONE altcoin until 2030, which would you choose and why?
Spent 2.5 years building a fractal state visualizer for crypto markets — have a look and tell me if it makes sense to you
Spent 2.5 years building a fractal state visualizer for crypto markets — have a look and tell me if it makes sense to you
I built a free, no-signup dashboard that tracks US net liquidity (WALCL − TGA − RRP), stablecoin supply, and BTC ETF flows on one live map — updated daily
Bitcoin is up, ETF outflows are slowing, and SpaceX now holds BTC. What matters most?
Bitcoin is up, ETF outflows are slowing, and SpaceX now holds BTC. What matters most?
If BTC goes to 100k again MSTR will dump it again?
Tails + Electrum é uma boa estratégia para autocustódia de longo prazo?
BTC bounced off 63K the same week SpaceX pulled 75B out of the market. The selloff reads more like a cash call than a verdict.
🧵 What happens when all 21 million Bitcoin are mined?
I built a BTC analysis tool that stacks multi-timeframe technicals + AI market reports, would love brutal feedback
0.5 BTC Reward (~USD 31,000) for Recovering the Password (hashcat)
The Clarity Act is the dollar's last move.. and crypto is cheering on its own absorption
0.5 BTC Reward (~USD 31,000) for Recovering the Password (hashcat)
0.5 BTC Reward (~USD 31,000) for Recovering the Password (hashcat)
Bitcoin ETF Outflows Are Now at Record Levels. Time to Panic, or Time to Buy the Dip?
If your still waiting for it to go lower to get in then you will never own any BTC
Why does the mainstream always ignore the rising floor? (The SpaceX IPO vs. BTC cope)
How are you guys positioning around macro events these days? Fed, ETF flows, all of it
Beyond the Beginner Stuff: A Guide for a Crypto Newbie in India? (Exchanges, Coins, and the Brutal 30% Tax)
The hardest part right now is not chasing whatever looks alive
CFTC just approved the first US-regulated Bitcoin perpetual futures. What does this actually change for derivatives traders?
Global Takedown Cripples Dark Web Bitcoin Service After 10,333 BTC Hit Wallets
Meet Manuel Adorni: The Chief of Staff who claims he bought $200k in BTC in 2013... only to paper-hand it all before the bull runs. Or is it just the classic "magic internet money" tax evasion card?
Will I regret selling 1k of my Bitcoin?
I'm at BTC Prague 2026 Right Now (Here's What the Expo Floor Actually Looks Like)
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I know this is Reddit, but we’re dealing with first timers everyday here… he posted a genuine question… 90% of posts so far are to go balls deep in BTC — OP and anyone else posting questions like this are just learning, and deserve a truthful answer… We don’t need more average people loosing in retail, to make the rich, keep scraping up the bags of the poor in this economy. I think you can feel that.
This is a very good question, and was an improbable outcome from an improbable history. The small blockers won the blocksize wars in 2017, so people who thought cryptocurrency should actually be useful went looking for something else. This was a tragedy that crypto still hasn’t recovered from. A lot of people don’t realise Doge was one of the few functioning stable and cheap coins to use when fees blew up on BTC. Eth was easier to code and its price went 100x in 2017. Unfortunately Eth/EVM Account based cryptos are very hard to scale. So we are left with a world where everyone knows this is world changing technology but as someone put it we created the financial tools without defining a robust underlying currency. Crypto needs to be UTXO for scale and proof of work for hard money characteristics as starting point in my view but that is not where the users are, yet.
No - first rule of investing in crypto (even BTC - honestly in any case) make sure you have an emergency fund for backup… Something like 65% of Americans don’t have funds to cover 3-6 months rent if they lost their job. Let’s be honest, there are toons of unforeseen circumstances that can happen overnight no matter how diligent you are ; car accidents, physical health issues, home repair etc etc… It’s up to you what you do with your money, but having money saved for emergencies is absolutely a first priority no brainer… Let’s say you did move everything you had into BTC — and then something happens… you’re forced to sell (probably at a loss, and then even if not your dealing with a capital gain tax…) Investing in crypto especially should be only with money you can afford to lose… don’t take my word for it though.. DYOR.
It’s either BTC or fiat I believe anyway. No other forms of investment exist
It's a sovereign currency devaluation hedge. That is one cause for inflation. BTC was never going to hedge all kinds of inflation.
It does not mean anything that people weren't talking about ETF accumulation before the ETFs existed. Did you consider that money chasing energy is going into AI now, when prior to the AI rush it was powering BTC bull runs? That's MY biggest concern rn for old man BTC.
ETH is digital oil. It runs in everything. The second most valuable coin next to BTC. Everyone is anxious to make money. Time on earth is short. Yes. I get it. But if mfs actually believed in crypto for what it was initially designed for there shouldn't be any crying i wanna make money too. Im in red too but im not gonna give up my bag. Thats weak conviction. Plus i dont gamble. I bought eth only after reading about it. That means i see it as valuable beyond exchanging it for fiat when profitable.If eth goes to 500 the majority would ragequit. Only a few understand the opportunity and believe in its true usage. We need to get back to OG philosophy and thinking. That goes for every coin that is not a shitcoin. Shitcoins are what should be purged. It's a cancer on the crypto space.
Its around 58% using the tradingview formula excluding the top 4 stablecoins “CRYPTOCAP:BTC.D / (100 - CRYPTOCAP:USDT.D - CRYPTOCAP:USDC.D - CRYPTOCAP:DAI.D - CRYPTOCAP:FDUSD.D) * 100”
When Michael Saylor isnt enjoying being in the Epstein files he enjoys fleecing people to buy stock with out proof of reserves. Seriously people, the guy is a POS, just buy BTC
Strategy has $6.7B in debt where the holders can force Strategy to buy back over next 3 years. This is on top of Strategy's annual dividend liability of $1.3B. That's \~$10.7B in either MSTR dilution or BTC sales. This company of grifters is going to take BTC back to the crypto dark ages.
Saylor: Buying more BTC will fix it
FYI if BTC became BTC2, it splits and you have equal amounts of both. And it's happened before.
True BTC enthusiasts or maxi's don't trade bitcoin. They buy, hold, and gobble up as much supply as they possibly can, helping create scarcity. DCA, set it and forget it.
Don't try to trade this market. If you actually take the time to learn about BTC, you will realize that long term holding it is what you should be doing. Being around the 200 week moving average, this is the time to be buying right now. Buy what you can and treat it like a long term savings tool, you'll thank yourself years from now if you can lock sats in and not touch them.
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I remember people saying the same thing about Luna. At least Luna was algo-based and on a blockchain. And actually was more independent to BTC price movement than MSTR. You can't really say MSTR doesn't care about price, when it's literally been tanking in front of our eyes and people have been leaving it. And more concerning is that MSTR has been tanking faster than BTC. So it seems much more vulnerable to the price drops. Meanwhile, for STRC things keep getting worse. It's getting more and more de-pegged and hasn't been able to re-peg anymore. People are losing faith on both sides.
Pretty much explains AI and BTC.
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BTC buyable 24/7/365 only you can decide if it is the right time for you to buy
But it's all irrelevant because every single one of the large public miners is converting to a HPC (AI) business. BTC mining is just not a good business at a large scale, but it's perfect for waste/excess/stranded energy, like methane on farms and excess power from power plants when they have to vent/dump energy. So it's just not worth it at scale unless you have basically free energy, who knew getting your revenue cut in half every 4 years is bad for business ;)
Completely agree, and that's a good caveat to make. An oil tycoon, might view burning it as essentially 'free' if they are blocked off from the rest of the world, and unable to distribute. Obviously, a situation like that would probably resolve itself ecenomically, but for the short term someone might do a lot of damage, globally speaking, to simply convert what they view as abundant into BTC.
Can't you just download Bitcoin Core and buy partial BTC that way?
Post is by: AIautoagent1 and the url/text [ ](https://goo.gl/GP6ppk)is: /r/CryptoMarkets/comments/1u8g2br/are_accelerating_cbdc_rollouts_quietly_reshaping/ The most important monetary story nobody’s really pricing in is that CBDCs are quietly moving from pilot experiments to actual production infrastructure in a growing list of countries — and that has direct implications for why Bitcoin exists in the first place. If you look at the Atlantic Council CBDC tracker, we’re past the “maybe someday” phase. China’s e-CNY is live in multiple provinces with millions of wallets; the ECB is moving the digital euro into the “preparation” phase; Brazil, India, and Nigeria are all in advanced pilot or rollout stages; and even the US — while publicly cautious via the Fed’s own CBDC page and Congressional reports — is doing serious design work behind the scenes. The policy papers coming out of the IMF, BIS, and places like the World Economic Forum’s Digital Currency Governance Consortium make it clear: they see CBDCs as the next layer of the global monetary system, intertwined with capital controls, sanctions policy, and payment data. This isn’t tinfoil-hat stuff, it’s their own stated goals: more granular control, more real-time visibility, and “programmability.” For Bitcoin and crypto, I see a few angles. Short term, CBDCs could tighten the screws on off-ramp/on-ramp KYC and make life harder for the long tail of tokens and unregulated venues. Longer term, they normalize the idea that money is natively digital and not tied to commercial banks, and that actually reduces the conceptual gap for BTC as a reserve asset. At the same time, fiscal realities (rising debt, structurally higher deficits, and the quiet acceptance of perpetual negative real rates) mean fiat debasement and some form of de-dollarization aren’t going away — they’re just being wrapped in a more “efficient” digital wrapper. That’s exactly the environment where scarce, bearer-style assets like BTC and maybe some high-conviction alts make sense as portfolio insurance. Personally, CBDCs accelerating makes self-custody non-negotiable for me. I keep everything off exchanges in self-custody on a Ledger — the whole point of crypto is the exit: https://shop.ledger.com/?r=earning-hq&utm_source=reddit&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=cbdc&utm_content=ledger and I use Coinbase for regulated exposure and fiat ramps in the US because they’re the most compliant option at scale: https://coinbase.com/join/earning-hq?utm_source=reddit&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=cbdc&utm_content=coinbase Curious how everyone here is thinking about CBDC risk: Are you increasing BTC allocation? Rotating away from KYC venues? Or assuming CBDCs will mostly be noise for markets? Ledger and Coinbase links are affiliate links. *I am a bot, and this action was performed automatically. Please [contact the moderators of this subreddit](/message/compose/?to=/r/CryptoMarkets) if you have any questions or concerns.*
There is a way to get out of this that will do temporary damage to their reputation, but should be better in the long run: sell enough BTC to fund dividends and convertible debt for the next 2 years. It should be a one-time move until years later when it's needed again. By then, they should have already bought back more BTC, proving that it's sustainable. But I highly doubt Saylor or Phong Le have the guts to do it.
I typically only consider it a terrible move whenever someone buys crypto like this with BTC since it's truly the only crypto that all others rely on for any meaningful value. The entire reason BTC ever starts losing value to begin with is because people get greedy & start widrawing or converting BTC in an effort make profit on some memecoin that's supposed to surge. Even if that move does make a profit, it eventually gets swallowed right back up by BTC's losses in value. You can't extract value from BTC & expect for it to just make a smooth & equal transfer of value over to a different blockchain. Whatever bump it initially receives is always canceled out by the even larger dip it's a going to receive due to the exact same action to BTC, which exponentially affects the rest of the market more than the rest of the market could ever dream about affecting it. Just to be clear...I'm not advising to never invest in other blockchains because thats actually pretty important for overall growth & a lot of them have pretty great utility. I'm just saying not to take your already invested value away from BTC in order to do it. A more efficient way to shoot yourself in the foot just doesn't exist.
They can keep raising the dividends while the principal drops. Their narrative of STRC as more stable and less volatile than BTC is completely falling apart. 5-day chart is showing BTC up 4% while STRC is down 6%. Prior to the narrative shift, STRC would have stayed at $100.
Is reddit off limits to millionaires or something? Just because we can't prove OP is a millionaire doesn't mean anything, as we can't prove he isn't one either. Only one they're hurting by lying and chasing fake clout is themselves, if that's the case. How about we focus on the other things that were said, y'know, about BTC?
If you think you know what and when the real BTC bottom was, let me be the first to tell you that you are in fact wrong.
BTC.D / Total 2….nuff said
Because there was no other way to avoid it back then. Had BTC existed, there would be an option to avoid it. All the biggest banks fucked their consumers so no one could circumvent their shady bullshit.
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one and only BTC. Never trust alt coins.
ETH stakers aren't affected as much by price as BTC miners are. There's no electricity bill to pay.
STRC is a new thing because they are not giving him more cheap debt anymore, but most of his BTC holdings were bought with cheap loans on his company and bonds before strc existed
The problem is when people start selling BTC as the value of their conventional assets start tanking and they need the cash.
First thing - don't move anything else or interact with that wallet. If the seed was compromised anything still connected to it is at risk. Check your transaction history on a block explorer using your wallet address. You should be able to see exactly where the BTC was sent. It won't help you get it back but it will confirm what happened and when. If the send happened in August 2025 and you're just noticing now, the funds are long gone unfortunately. The bigger question is how the seed phrase was compromised. Did you store it digitally anywhere - photo, notes app, cloud backup, email? Even a screenshot from years ago could have been scraped. That's the most common attack vector for Ledger users since the device itself is secure but the backup phrase is the weak link.
It might go up, it might go down. Nobody here can predict the future. Most people including me think it will go up, but Crypto is hard to predict. If you have money to invest, I'd put some into BTC. If you need that money soon, don't.
That’s pretty much the reality. Strategy doesn’t *need* to sell Bitcoin today, but long term the model depends on BTC appreciating faster than its obligations grow. If BTC stays flat for years, cash flow becomes the issue. If BTC goes to $75k+ and beyond, most of these concerns disappear very quickly. The bull case is Bitcoin growth; the bear case is stagnation, not an immediate death spiral.
oh OneMiners attended again? they're building the momentum on attending BTC conferences/events
Phoenix is a solid choice. For buying and holding BTC I usually use Tothemoon, and Phoenix for spending over Lightning.
Lmao personally chop my dick if BTC reaches 325k
>Blackrock and all their Top Clients have been in BTC since 15k, they got the absolute Bottom back in 2022, so why would anyone think these guys are panicking, these dudes are up still by alot for institutions. and they have been buying up to 20k - 30k range, thats where they loaded their own bags which are the only bags that matter, and they wont let it ever down there again So you're saying Blackrock can control the overall market price for bitcoin and just choose not to let the price drop down to 20-30k again? Smdh.
That's a trade-off, but not necessarily a loss. It may sacrifice upside potential, but you are still generating income. In very steep bull runs, you may still end up with less BTC you started with.
It it was a site from then, his BTC is almost certainly gone. Another thing would have been if he'd self-custodied his coins, but from your description, that's not what it sounds like.
Anyone who believes that BTC has a 4 year cycle believes it's right on track - nothing to do with BTC struggling - higher highs and higher lows. I guess you'll have to wait a few more years and see where we are at ;) But historically, 98% of the time, if you bought BTC and held, you made money. Yes doesn't mean that will continue, but worth considering...time will tell
The premium is offset by the fact that you have to sell the BTC for less than the market price at the time of the call exercise.
No incentive to hold? You've selected a time frame to favour some stocks Vs others. BTC since inception in 2009 has increased just over 820,000x -- that's ignoring it's ATH several months back. And you don't lose anything in a stock apart from paper value - if you're still holding BTC since 2021, or rather start of 2022 where it peaked, then you can say you've made no gains. Assuming BTC reaches its previous ath then you're about to double your investment either from now or from 2021. Fundamentals of BTC haven't changed irrelevant of fear and poor sentiment from retail investors and traders. The incentive to hold is the same incentive that's been there every year since inception - it's going up forever Laura.
I trade stocks, commodities and crypto and at this moment crypto is my least favourite thing to trade. BTC and all other coins in nomans land and bad sentiment, there are way better opportunities, but I'm a swingtrader, not daytrader.
If you logged in with an email, you’d know what website it was because they’d have had sent you a notification of signing up to that email. Also, if they had multi factor authentication it would have sent an email to verify login. However, more than likely, the site is gone, it was probably MtGox, BTC-E, Tradehill, or some other OG exchange that’s long gone. Blockchain.info also but they’ve changed a lot since 2011-2013.
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Bitcoin is fucking useless compared to everything listed here. It's actually worse than useless, because it uses just as much energy and produces literally nothing of value for the world, except a speculative bubble asset that all degen millennials hope price will go up so that they can sell their bag and buy a fucking house. That is litteraly BTC's purpose, because it sure as fuck isn't its terrible slow useless network.
You say people call it a shit coin - anyone using shitcoin in a sentence isn't someone you want to listen to for investment advice lol Microsoft is growing rapidly with the ai boom - so get it at a discount while you can. Google height of 2021 was about 145, then year later would of been around 90, so you would of lost about 40% of your value in that frame. Just pointless to pick a timeframe and say oh look this is terrible - just like you can pick a timeframe with BTC would of 1000x your wealth - it's irrelevant
Bearmarkets are where BTC Maxis are born 😃 Been there done that \^\^ Doge is just my for fun bet not a main Allocation of my Portfolio.
Until the market offers a better entry point. I’ve already taken profit from my tech positions and reconsolidated. Don’t get me wrong, I’m still currently weekly DCA’ing small pieces: MSFT - still down from ATH/personal conviction VOOG - time in market > timing market VTV/AVUV/VT - 70/20/10, Basically a Tech opposite etf portfolio I created on Webull using “Wefolio” I have already halved my tech positions for consolidation and to pad my liquidity. Obviously this strategy is market dependent, but from where I stand, I will keep holding half liquid cash in my cash management account at 3.35% interest on Webull and the other half on River collecting 3.3% interest paid in BTC. This is based on my personal conviction and risk analysis of the current overall market. I could be wrong but until I’m proven wrong I’ll keep going.
Hahaha, good luck holding anything than BTC in the years to come. Wake up already.
Not sure how as the last week was easy money from some Longs to some shorts. You could spot the short's a mile away on anything that ran wicked hot. The longs on the easy money stuff like HYPE, LIT (perps basically). I'm back to cash as of today. BTC's bearish candles giving me the fears.
Half BTC, quarter SCHD/SPY from a car you already replaced is a reasonable split, no notes, but imo skip the SpaceX, overprised fr
> Top 10 changes with every bull cycle. This isn't true, the top 10 have actually been pretty static. XRP and Ethereum for example have been in the top ten for almost a decade. Disclaimer: I don't support either BTC or XRP but I am an Ethereum and Solana fan.
MSTR can survive decades of BTC price suppression. If BTC hits 15k, it can wait it out without needed to sell large amounts.
Top 10 changes with every bull cycle. Only investment you could argue is safe right now in Crypto is BTC and only because of its history. No alt coin is safe, not even Ethereum. ETH used to be safe but, not anymore
Exactly. The privacy nets are tightening, and if you have to convert your BTC back into fiat every month just to pay a mortgage or buy food, you hit their KYC checkpoints every single time. By lowering your required fiat baseline through off-grid independence, you drastically reduce how often you have to interact with their tax/reporting matrix. You don't have to break the law; you just stop playing the game
Imagine he also got a 50% Discount 😃 Last year you could only get 2 BTC for 200k - now it´s 4! Getting rich fast will never be possible without risk - betting on Bitcoin to keep the cycle somehow and not fade into irrelevance already is a gamble but betting on random shitcoins isn´t better than a scratch off Ticket.
ignore smallcoins / crapcoins / moonshots.. you will LOSE. Buy BTC now while its 49% down it WILL go up.
I wouldnt touch crypto at this point at all, but if you insist then BTC only. Messing with alts nowadays is retarded af.
99,9% of all coins are useless that´s correct. But Memes are always kinda unpredictable and can have way higher upside than let´s say BTC does a 4x until 2030. That being said old Memes will stay dead - just new ones will emerge. My for Fun bet is still Dogecoin which is around for a very long time and even before it got tainted with Elon had a big community which held the spark of what crypto was in the beginning alive. If Bitcoin doubles - Doge can quadruple again as well bc of lower Marketcap and price which always pulls smaller Investors / Retail when they decide to buy 0,01 BTC or 8000 Doge most will just get the bigger number. The biggest risk is / was to bet on a coin that really dies and fades away into nothingsness. With Doge i dont see this happening at least \^\^
Yeah I get that. The hassle of constantly sending and resending from an exchange to the coldwallet and vice versa is stressing me out. I think I rather buy and sell on Trade Republic and then reinvest in actual BTC when I have the money
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BTC has dipped below ıt's 200 week MA before. It will dip again, shortly but surely. Waiting for that. Dont tell me to DCA and shit, i am not an investor, i am a gambler, this is what i like.
For most of us, 27 BTC would be a life changer. 😞 You can see just how ridiculously rich some people are.
Imagine having so much money that you send 27 BTC to a burn address
If you started back then DCAing in any asset, BTC would produce the best returns by far.
I never liked how Cryptodotcom’s cashback was in CRO - the native token to the CEX, which of course fluctuates with market conditions. If you want a card affiliated with an exchange, I use Krak by Kraken. Cashback is in your local currency or BTC, depending on your geo, and the customer support is decent if you need to reach out. If you don’t necessarily need it to be a CEX-linked card, then Nexo and Wirex are solid options too.
I would only buy a BTC ETF. Or course, just like if you sell any security, you'll owe capital gains tax. And there is no way that anyone not deep into the black market would be able to unload any BTC without tax; in fact, unloading BTC allows for money laundering,
First of all, I stopped caring and buying alts long ago. A lot of Bitcoiners go through the process of "oh BTC is too expensive, I'm going to try a 1000x moonshot altcoin" only to get burned at worst or do some modest gains at best and then realize it would have been better to just go 100% BTC from the beginning. So fuck altcoins. I'm only interested in Bitcoin. That being said, I have a certian goal in mind. At some point I want to sell 75% of it and buy a few good, spread out ETF's and start enjoying the yearly gains of that.
The thing about BTC that is very different from Au is that if society has a major collapse - which is big reason why a lot of folks invest in BTC - then the blockchain will be out-of-order. Even if the internet is down, an ounce of Au will still be an ounce of Au. Of course, in such collapse times, there will be ruffians who will try to steal your Au ...
>DEVS investment I don't think you really own that bitcoin, mate. Perhaps an IOU of 2 BTC is a better description of what you own. Or I'm wrong and you do hold the keys to that bitcoin?
It is posts like this that make me think that there will be an unofficial "Greenspan Put" on BTC - certainly during Marsh's tenure.
Now that BTC Prague is over, what booth or company actually stood out the most? Was it the mining/hosting side, payments, custody, or just the overall Bitcoin-only vibe?
BTC *has* flaws, they’re not ‘debunked’
Fuss is all around AI, and it took some focus away from the BTC. For us it's an opportunity to stack bitcoin
The goal was control over your money and the freedom to transact. BTC botched this. Bitcoin was cheap and easy to use before the blocks got full. If you use a custodial wallet your coins can be seized at any time. This happens all the time, e.g. they don't find your KYC sufficient, they don't like the history of one of your coins etc. If you want to gamble for dollars custodial is fine, you are gambling anyway. If you want sound money you need to use a Bitcoin or Blockchain that works. My suggestion: BCH or XMR.
Key difference — on Ledger you own actual Bitcoin. On Trade Republic you're buying an ETP that tracks BTC price, not BTC itself. You don't hold the keys, you hold a financial product. For small amounts and taking profits easily, Trade Republic makes sense. But if your whole thesis is 'not your keys not your coins' then mixing both defeats the purpose a little. Use Trade Republic for convenience, Ledger for long term holdings — two different tools for two different goals.
Okay. Now zoom out. BTC up 150% over 3 years and up 81,139462.50% in the last 15 years. I think BTC has outperformed.
Or they were discussing how the returns on BTC are far better than any of those stocks.
Depends on your risk tolerance. Personally I wouldn't buy this at the moment, I just topped up my BTC.
Having its own subs help a lot guys. The mentions are less than the BTC sub redditors.
Buttcoiner season! when all the neckbeard virgins leave their caves for a few months and circlejerk each other with tired old debunked talking points and call it "CoMeDy GoLd" 🤪 Just remember that pathetic hate sub was established only a few years after Satoshi created BTC! Losers!
We just got a clean test of this. June 2025, Israel and Iran in an actual shooting war, and BTC fell around 4 to 5% then was back near its highs within about a week. Soleimani in early 2020 had the same shape, a sharp move then nothing a few weeks later. If a live war only buys a one week wobble, a 60 day negotiation window isn't going to be the slow burn catalyst people are hoping for.
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Yeah, it's kind of apparent given the interactions I've had on this particular sub forum. I've encountered far more people who just outright dismiss or deny BTC and this asset class than people who actually seem to understand the crypto market and are interested in it. Very strange to go OUT of your way to argue with someone who knows a lot about this stuff when you have no interest in it and aren't involved at all.
Right, and we'll just disregard the fact that there are over a dozen other states at this very moment working on legislation towards creating BTC reserves. We'll also disregard that the U.S government is looking to pass ARMA with the intention of purchasing 200k BTC per year for 5 years, a total of one million, with the intention of holding it for at least 20 years. We also aren't even talking about Michael Saylor or Strategy, we are looking at the big picture. You'll see all of this play out within the next 2-6 years. It's actually insane to me that you really don't understand this, I'm going to assume you are a troll because there's no way someone would argue like this given the facts I presented.
Bro, you don't sound very smart. This is how this all starts, they don't go from 0 to 100 right out of the block. They started with ETFs and very recently are starting to lay the ground work for holding BTC in an actual strategic reserve. This is in addition to over a dozen other states that are actively working on legislation to do this very same thing. You will continue to deny this, but the reality is that we are in the VERY early stages of now governments actively getting involved with this, and we are just talking about the governments of the U.S and many states. What do you think is going to happen when local governments, talking things like cities, etc. and then other nations getting involved on both higher and lower levels. The fact that you both deny this AND don't understand this is actually amazing.
Tao bittensorTAO is the next eth!! It's the ai layer then ICP long term at this price then jus BTC eth and chainlink
On Jan 3rd... If I had 200k and I want a 4x in the new cycle I'm going Bch.... Target 140 or less ... Ideal $100 or less. Then if I want a 3x I'm going BTC. If I want a 2x-4x I'm going doge .... Target below .08... Ideally.06 If I want a 3x Ltc at $40 or lower... Please remember me and kindly pass down my 10% finders fee... When you sell in 2029. Thank you.
it's been trending down for years. BTC is over
There are some correlations, but it's always tough. You can try to look for the coins that held up well when BTC flash dumped. They are the ones that usually do some kind of bounce once the BTC trend reverses. You can track this exactly on [CoinTrends](https://cointrends.xyz/trends) Similar philosophy can work in reverse (for shorting)
You've won the hard part, ten years at 68% BTC, that last 9% can't hurt you either way