BTC

longonbtc

I recommend you to consider getting a better hardware wallet as Ledger is a closed source cryptocurrency wallet that is mainly geared towards altcoins. Some good hardware bitcoin wallet options are the [Coldcard Q](https://coldcard.com/q), [BitBox02 Bitcoin-only edition](https://bitbox.swiss/bitbox02/bitcoin-only/), [Blockstream Jade Plus](https://store.blockstream.com/products/jade-plus?variant=49701334188320), [Trezor Safe 5 Bitcoin-only](https://trezor.io/trezor-safe-5-bitcoin-only), [Trezor Safe 7 Bitcoin-only](https://trezor.io/trezor-safe-7-bitcoin-only), and [Foundation Passport Core](https://foundation.xyz/passport-core/). These six hardware wallets are all good hardware wallets that have publicly available source code that can be reviewed. There are also older & cheaper versions of three of these hardware wallets but they are still open source and reliable. They are just less user friendly than the newer & costlier versions. Those older & cheaper versions are the [Coldcard Mk4](https://coldcard.com/mk4), [Trezor Safe 3](https://trezor.io/trezor-safe-3), and [Blockstream Jade Classic](https://store.blockstream.com/products/blockstream-jade-hardware-wallet). [SeedSigner](https://seedsigner.com/) is another good option. You can easily use readily available parts to build yourself a SeedSigner hardware wallet which is fully open source and can be used in an air-gapped fashion. But SeedSigner is not as user friendly as Trezor, BitBox02, or Blockstream Jade Plus. And congratulations on acquiring a whole bitcoin 2 BTC!

Senior-Preference678

What’s the point? BTC is limited, if you buy all of them, what the value will be it?

ShilpaMitra

Go to coinmarketcap and select the largest time horizon in BTC/USD charts. Check how many times we have dipped more than 50% in the past 15 years. You will understand that if you zoom out you will be fine.

TheProfessorMaddux

They probably use a discounted collateral value on something like BTC which would alleviate this.

EarningsPal

That’s how BTC works. You get convinced at a top and start buying. You buy through the next bear market and hope the price goes to a new all time high in 4 years. If 4 more years pass, only then will I call the move stupid and that the company missed the boat.

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Party-Brief3166

I agree with your take, however there's always a point in the cycle where people say nothing will ever go up again except BTC, yet again most of them end up being wrong. I remember last cycle BTC 20k, ETH 1.2k and sol 15$, some normies I know were grave dancing and saying that crypto would NEVER go up again, that was the bottom. I'm fully into altcoins since 2020, did I take profits? Not as much as I should've taken but I'm here for the long haul and I'm not fucking leaving until I experience another alt season during expansive monetary policy. I took a lot of risks and looks like I kept taking them since I did not take a decent amount out of the table, idgaf I either make It or get rekt until I die.

JustLTFD

Weakness. The smart big money does not want to hold when Michael Saylor has to start selling BTC. Who in their right mind would?

gettin

haha i appreciate the advice. I have 2 BTC. see how easy that was to do?

Easymacsauce

Just sell your stack and purchase again. Lower your P&L for the year and you’ll have the same amount of BTC.

bojacked

This is the “red light therapy” stage in your BTC journey. If you get some sunglasses and a good jar of personal lubricant it will make the days ahead more or less pleasant. Start trying to think in decades with BTC. Look at the OG HODLr’s and respect how good they forgot their passwords to sell for years and absolutely wild volatility. You too can be a massive btc holder one day but you’ll have to face some seriously major peaks and valleys.

matthegc

Not sure how I feel about Saylor trying to own all the BTC….seems counter productive

TheresNoSecondBest

BtcPayServer is probably your best bet. >I tried Lightning Network integrations, but the channel management was too time-consuming for our two-person team, Open a large (+1BTC if you really need) channel. Move the sats out. Now you can receive payments up to 1BTC. Zero management. You can move the sats out every evening like you would do in a brick&mortar shop with cash. If that's still too much, consider getting your LN payments straight to your Liquid wallet like Misty Breeze does. >and we still hit limits on larger transfers over 0.1 BTC without extra routing fees. Anything over 1 million sats is usually cheaper to be sent over the first layer. >Switched to a better gateway solution that supports direct BTC inflows without the bloat. Do you mean a custodian? PayPal, Square or Conbase does that. I wouldn't recommend but you do you. >extra gas fees Bitcoin has no gas, only shitcoins do.

fleggn

As soon as BTC became touted as a store of value it entered bubble phase. The argument is real bitcoin like bch will not go to zero because its actually being directed towards the intended purpose.

CereBRO12121

Don’t look at the chart every 30 seconds and DO NOT SELL! Seriously, I and many others made that mistake early in stocks, crypto etc. I bought my last BTC at 5k back in 2017 and am still holding it since then. It’s seen some wild rides but I do want it to see another 5-7x before I sell. It will happen, but not before 2033 or so, but I am confident in a 600-800k BTC by then.

hodler1992

Almost every altcoin is down 75% from a year perspective. BTC is also down. It's low now, it can be lower, but ultimately it will continue its path at least for BTC and the mayor alts

bulleteyedk

zoom out... congrats on your BTC, keep them off exchanges with a hardware wallet, read up on security storing your own BTC, stack sats once in a while... don't panic sell - enjoy life

azblazer007

I am BTC only at this point. That was the only thing keeping me from crying from my alt bags. Get some rewards on eth for locked funds but aside from that nada.

jpjacques1993

Hell Yeah! Had to do an emergency livestream, play hooky from work for a few hours lol. So stoked! Let's see where it takes us! Last few times we went from downtrend to uptrend BTC made new ATHs. This is the biggest switchup since last bull. I'm excited!!!! [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xSYl4rbs7ZM](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xSYl4rbs7ZM)

TeslaMarque

I used to tell people years ago, get 2.1, and you’ll be set for life someday, and this was years ago. I would put those 2.1 into cold storage and start stacking another account. I still use my CC reward points and any other cash I come across and put it into BTC, as well as any unforeseen cash I come across that I won’t need. Even with gold and especially silver going parabolic, there is still storage fees and security risks with PM. I like how there is no maintenance or storage fees with BTC, that is extremely convenient (and important to me) when storing value long term.

Affectionate-Fall597

Have you kept all you BTC since then or have you sold for real money 

Absalome

Buddy, if you think he's going to be able to dump a million BTC on the market without getting financially slaughtered, you might want to sit this one out.

RoughFriendly3347

You did a 30k full port into BTC???

Expensive-Paint-9490

Simple and spot on. Guaranteed, the pressure to sell to buy lower because "in previous cycles the bottom was reached in August blah blah blah" is strong. The question is more "what is worth buying apart from BTC?" I held Radix from 7 to 60 cents and then back to 6 before selling. today is way lower. Now I am holding quite some KAS and KTA and don't know if selling or forgetting the wallets for a couple years.

psycho_driver

I finally got out from under a big sum in Intel last week and I'm in the process of moving that over to BTC. There are things I buy using BTC anyway, so it's a mix of investment and utilitarian decision to do so.

WellieWelli

Market became oversaturated with shitcoins and grifters. Future of crypto is BTC, Ethereum and stablecoins.

Kylian_bois_le_vide

The best thing is to do DCA (Dollar Cost Averaging) to smooth out the purchase price. It's better to buy BTC at 76k (200$) + 79k (200$) rather than just 79k ($400).

OBXAngler15

Almost every single person invested in alts are down. A drop to 50-60k BTC will absolutely obliterate the altcoin market. I can’t even imagine how ugly things will look.

Happy_Discussion_536

It didn't have loan interest before. 0% and convertible only with shares. This was GOOD for the space. Now they have effective massive loan interest with dividends. That's where it became a point where BTC can't recover until grifters like him get liquidated.

jmeador42

If you're buying BTC for its fiat denoted price, you're doing it wrong.

Maddcapp

If I were you, I'd sell now (or 75% of it) and monitor the price. It seems to be on a downward trend. If it continues to drop I'd buy back at a lower next level. If it starts to pick up then dca back in when the trend and macro conditions look better. That's what I'm doing with MSTR and I avoided the last month of drops. I believe in Michael Saylor and BTC but I don't want to hold the bag while it goes down. And remember, you have a very long time horizon. Longer than you realize. Any mistake you make now is a blip. But if you make smart decisions, it will give you a huge advantage later. I'd also diversify a little. Imagine what the price of gold, silver, Google, Apple will be when your 65. You're already smarter than most kids your age because your saving and thinking about these things.

OkBuy4754

Gold hedges, crypto swings pay. Rebalance: 70% BTC/ETH, dump illiquid alts like yours. Liquidity traps kill exits. $20k last month on vol plays.

OkBuy4754

Accumulation confirmed: BTC/ETF inflows signal strength, alts in liquidity traps. Allocate 85% BTC until alt rotation. Cycle's maturing - less retail frenzy, more institutional EV. Netted $16k last month on BTC swings.

OkBuy4754

Senior quant approach: Invest 40% of monthly gains (from my $35k poker/trading edge) into 80% crypto (70% BTC, 30% alts over $1B cap), 15% tech ETFs, 5% high-risk plays. Use 0.5% Kelly sizing per position. Spread ensures I capture volatility but limit drawdowns.

SuspiciousMix31

buddy... btc doesn't care about market price. it's only you people wanting "numbers go up, brrrrr" who care about this. The code of BTC won't change, the hash power doesn't change with the Coin Distribution - that's not centralization in the BTC Network. You think all miners mine for FIAT profit?

_GOREHOUND_

Geez, your post translates to: based on my age I’m a grown-up but in reality I’m just a 9-year old that happens to have some money and why not? Let’s push it all into BTC and see what happens. Repeat after me: Only invest what you can afford to lose. Repeat!

mrjune2040

You should never invest more than you're willing to lose, and you should also always hedge your investments—going 'almost all in' during a time of economic uncertainty may not be the most rational move. Nevertheless, if you invested for the long-term (3-10 years) then it doesn't really matter what the price does on any given day/week/month. But if you are invested in the short-term and want/need to see that cash again within 1-2 years (or less) then that's a much bigger risk imo, BTC is still an asset class that can swing wildly, a short/mid-50%+ draw-down is ALWAYS possible.

Abject-Stretch-1187

Then you never understood BTC dummy. At some point, the fiat price of BTC will become irrelevant and all that matters is how many sats you purchased before everyone stopped accepting fiat for bitcoin exchanges. Dummies like you think short term and think it’s about fiat when it’s not. This is like saying “well I have enjoyed most of what the internet has to offer in the early 90s so therefore there’s no need to be on there anymore so I can go look for another “internet” to jump on before everyone else comes on” You’re just a lucky person who bought BTC cheap, it doesn’t make you smart.

AnusMistakus

gold has been dropping the last couple of hours, let's see what happens to BTC after it hit 80

steeezzy

Rug pulling is one of the least concerning aspects of a single company owning ~8% (and growing) of the entire BTC supply

OMFGROFLMAO2

BTC has an intrinsic value. The avg. cost of mining a BTC right now is $96K, that means you'd have to spend $96k in equipment and utilities to mine one Bitcoin. Above that, speculation; below that, undervaluation. The cost of mining comes from network usage. That $96k is not a magic number, it's a direct result of current operating node and the cost of mining equipment and electricity worldwide. If there comes a time where mining equipment becomes dirty cheap, as well as electricity, Bitcoin's price will drop HEAVILY. Then again, more nodes will connect, upping the mining difficulty, and the cycle restarts. It's a system designed to ever increase the equipment and utilities demand. Now the real questions is \*\*why\*\*, why do we need this energy hungry machine that "does nothing". Answer was given above, it's a decentralized financial structure, which, funnily enough, consumes less resources that the current financial systems and it is way more effective, and efficient.

Jayrovers86

I’m not sure what you’re getting at, the 4 year cycle IS still the main driver of BTC

LongBeachJohn

I would like to see BTC and ETH up 30 %. That's something that hasn't happened for some time now. It seems like crypto only goes down.

Happy_Discussion_536

I was supportive of a BTC Treasury. Even leveraged with common share dilution and 0% debt (convertible at high strikes) could be beneficial to the space. But once he started to do this with fucking preferred shares with dividends it became completely asinine. Now to pay for existing obligations to preferred shareholders, he is hiking dividends to 11.25% yield and issuing MORE obligations. Basically continually compounding the problem and adding more future selling pressure.

ThePugz

It’s highly unlikely it’s going to $50K or even $60K. It’s only gone as low as it has due to margin calls on massively overleveraged fools that thought it was a great idea to utilize max leverage to buy more BTC near an ATH. Those morons have been wiped out. The mass selling is very likely over. Now those with capital (such as myself) are buying BTC on this fire sale.

gwpeaks76

Many stocks are also down and BTC seems to follow the market despite what people say. That said, the more IT security improves and Ransomware becomes less of a threat the more BTC will fall. I hate to break hearts but the alt coins are going nowhere either. The only reason crypto skyrocketing the way it did is due to it being the payment of choice for Ransomware. Yes, I said it.

Downtown_Feedback665

No. This is against all basic economics. Owning 90% of the supply would change BTC by a lot and more than likely destroy the network. You have total market manipulation power with 90%, you create a severe liquidity crisis if one holder has 90%, the economic collapsibility of BTC would be massive because the one holder couldn’t sell all their BTC at market without destroying BTC entirely. Sure there’s a distinction between owning hash power and the circulating supply, but that statement that “one could own 90% of circulating supply, it wouldn’t change BTC one bit” is just outright false. With hash power you’d start getting real issues past 50% centralization. With 90% centralization of circulating supply, you’d have a complete loss of utility and trust, systemic fragility, and centralization of influence where the one entity can exert financial pressures on miners and retail to accrue more of the BTC, further eroding trust.

Inevitable_Pin7755

You’re not crazy, you’re just feeling the weight of going all in. That anxiety is normal when the number is big and the chart is red. The real issue isn’t Bitcoin, it’s that you now have zero buffer. If you don’t need that money for years, doing nothing is usually the least bad option. If losing sleep means you overdid it, trimming a bit just to rebuild cash isn’t failure either. Long term BTC has rewarded patience, short term it messes with your head. Decide your time horizon and stick to it, don’t let today’s candle decide for you.

youwin10

lol of course it's a joke, do you expect "professional financial advice" from random dudes online in a forum? xD Of course OP should hold now and be patient because it is going to fall further until the end of the year. I believe OP will be given a good opportunity to break even if OP wants to exit relatively soon (in the coming weeks/months), before BTC falls even further. So, there should be a bear market rally to $90k+ (probably after it hits $60k-$70k (or even now after the $74k)) and before it falls back to $40k-$50k region, which most likely is going to be the actual bottom or near it. So, if OP wants to exit soon such an opportunity will be given at some point. If OP wants to hold for a few years, most probably everything is going to be all right anyways.

thecasinoheist

So he was working with the BTC team and tried to kill ripple and stellar because it caused “harm to their plan”?

PopLegion

Every time he raises capital to purchase more BTC, the existing shareholders are actually gaining BTC per share. The thing is the new shareholders get smaller and smaller chunks of BTC compared to what they could've gotten had they just spent on BTC directly. The only way for those shareholders to gain any benefit is from Saylor continually raising funds and selling equity to new investors. It's legit a pyramid scheme. New money is brought in to satisfy old share holders, and it keeps going untill Saylor owns all the BTC or nobody buys his shit anymore. Up to you to think which is more likely.

EthelC_Hall

About 20% in crypto, mostly BTC. Enough to benefit if it runs, not enough to lose sleep if it dumps. Rest is boring ETFs and stocks.

SuspiciousMix31

it's not getting centralized with coin distribution. Doesn't matter how many BTC some wallets hold.

Afr0Karma

Depends. Worse case scenario BTC goes down 50-60k range maybe wick a lot more for short term. I would start DCA since it’s hard to time the exact bottom. If you don’t need the money for at least a year, you should be good. In the long run you should be positive

SuspiciousMix31

it's crazy how people won't get this. some even talk about "centralization", because some wallets have huge amounts of BTC. One could own 90% of circulating supply, it wouldn't change BTC one bit.

getapuss

How do you plan on covering living expenses for the next six months if you lose your job? Selling your BTC? What if it's down? You're realizing a loss. What if it's up? You're taking on a tax liability in addition to lost opportunity cost if the bull run continues. If you don't have an emergency fund in fiat I think you fucked up and better start rebuilding that cash reserve ASAP.

Sage_of_spice

Worried? Why? You're young and you haven't needed that money so far. Let it cook and re-establish your emergency fund. BTC has always been volatile but it hasn't gone to 0 yet. You're more of a risk to yourself than BTC is to your capital at this point. Save aggressively by living modestly while you're young and invest in some more stable assets as well such as broad market ETFs. 30k is roughly equivalent to 500k for retirement if invested that young. Instead of pulling out BTC build out the rest of your portfolio instead so BTC just becomes one part of it.

New_Mood_1819

With the amount of mayo on those fries you might not make it to 1m BTC

Detailed23

I would start accumulating in another year and a half. BTC can/will tumble dramatically from here before the next halving cycle starts in 2027.

pinchhitter4number1

How does someone buying that much BTC not at least level out the price for a bit or even creep it up a little? If only for a moment.

Unhappy_Flatworm_325

Look, I don't think it's "the last chance" below $80k yet, but we're in a really key zone right now. BTC is hovering around $77k–$78.5k (today it touched lows near $74.5k–$75k and bounced a bit). We're coming from a peak of ~$126k in 2025, so it's already corrected almost 40%. Levels I'm watching: Key support now: $74.5k–$75.5k (lower Bollinger Band daily, lows of the last few weeks, daily RSI oversold at ~25–30). If it holds here → likely technical bounce to $80k–$82k (former support that could flip). If it breaks down with volume: it goes straight to $70k–$73k (liquidity sweep + partial CME gap, many see it as a short-term bottom). Resistance levels: $80k (psychological) and $84k–$85k (recent strong rejections). To change the short-term bearish mood, it needs to close strongly above $84k–$85k. My personal opinion: oversold + massive liquidations of longs → relief/rebound seems likely if it defends $75k. But if it gives way, $70k is the next real magnet. Historical accumulation zone for those thinking long-term, but watch out for stop-loss orders if the support fails. What do you look at on the chart? Daily timeframe or lower? Best wishes and stay smart!

ThrowRA-hamburger

Honestly, BTC at 5-10 years, you're probably fine. I'd personally split future buys between BTC and some other solid stuff like SOL, or SEI, even ETH, for more upside potential, but that's just me

BraskSpain

Fiat for BTC? Of course!

iClips3

Wake me up with BTC hits 1mio/coin.

copyofa_

Keep some cash savings ($5k or so) and keep buying BTC.

SenorGreenGo

Weeding out the loser coins down to just a few for their new World Order Currency. Now which ones will they choose? BTC, ETH, or WLFI?

Legal-Net-4909

If price levels matter this much, you are probably thinking too short term. If you believe in BTC long term, the cleaner approach is to buy in chunks over time instead of trying to nail one perfect number.

JustLTFD

So where do the rents come from to cover the interest on money you borrow to buy BTC? Do you understand how stupid you are? And it’s this mentality that was lead by Saylor that will create the largest collapse in BTC history.

Objective-Win7524

1 BTC = 1 BTC so don't worry

biba8163

Sure you did little buddy. I am sure you got rich off Polkadot too. > Polkadot is the new thing https://np.reddit.com/r/kaspa/comments/1mbca70/1_bitcoin_or_1_million_kaspa/n5lgy4f/ In your fictional life of making gains off shitcoins, I am sure you are also currently having the time of your life in Altseason > I believe altcoin season will happen Q1 https://np.reddit.com/r/Ondo/comments/1mp0v2i/exciting_times/n8h2lmw/ When you continue to lose money on one shitcoin after another, maybe you should be listening to those you drop clues instead of giving out advice pretending you made money. > **The real Altreckoning will be in 2026.** **(October 11, 2025)** > *ONLY 5 out of the top 200 coins from November 2021 are in profit.* *The majority are down -60% to -90% since then.* People still holding are hoping an Altseason will come but in 2026 it will start becoming more and more obvious nobody is coming to buy their bags. https://np.reddit.com/r/CryptoCurrency/comments/1o3h44p/daily_crypto_discussion_october_11_2025_gmt0/nixcgb5/ > A lot of people are holding heavy Alt bags **rationalizing a huge Altseason is coming** this year. Your Alt echo chambers are telling you, it's 100% happening. **There is zero percentage chance of that happening** without another big BTC leg up so it would be wise to temper your expectations. **(January 1st 2025)** https://np.reddit.com/r/CryptoCurrency/comments/1hr1bgb/btc_returns_2010_2024/m4uaz4g/ > That is **my prediction range $100K to $120K IF we do real well.** But BTC going 2X from here is not going to give you 5X, 10X, 50X on all these Alts that people are holding at major losses and need those type of numbers to just break even.... **Most Alts are absolutely fucked now. (September 2024)** https://np.reddit.com/r/CryptoCurrency/comments/1f98l4j/daily_crypto_discussion_september_5_2024_gmt0/llnadcz/

DeathPrime

And if you want more BTC, place some limit orders! If you’re really interested in hearing price notifications, it’s easier to hear the news that you just were able to scoop up some extra BTC at a cheap price.

gigasawblade

Selling shares, yes. 33% is indeed too much, I was thinking about current pricerange of BTC and strategy stocks price growing at the same or higher rate as BTC. But I believe if BTC reaches 1M then strategy reaching 10%+ is not impossible. Can't be good when decentralized asset is concentrated so much

Plane_Baby

Oof, if you work have bought the BTC dip, you would have looked like a genius!

SlayBoredom

>It being finite and transferable doesn’t give it intrinsic value. I can make 1000 jahambo decentralised coins much like Bitcoin but it doesn’t give it value.  people forget that here constantly. also... I die in a car crash: my wife will get my gold (even my non-physical gold). They have to sort things out and will (someone is on payroll at my bank for that). My crypto? yes of course she can find my paper with my words. Then she needs help how to get it and accidentally types in a wrong adresss. ALL GONE. Or she asks for help and some redditor just scams her out of my BTC's. lolol

K42st

Firstly yes there are always buyers for sellers not according to me but by the nature of market structure, secondly Strategy will likely not have to sell any BTC they aren’t retail sellers who buy at the top and sell at the bottom their buying and holding is long term swapping a deflating currency for the strongest one that isn’t deflating. What you beleive is completely wrong not just a little bit but absolutly wrong Strategy have time on their side the biggest threat to their model isn’t prices down because prices that go down always go back up that’s how markets work, the bigger threat is a market that goes sideways for an extended term.

Financial-Cod-1985

BTC to $60k, then probably to $50k

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PrestondeTipp

Oh wow! $2B? His shareholders must be doing great and the price of BTC must be so high!

DBRiMatt

He'll never get his hands on my 0.01 BTC!

Status-Nose-7173

Come back when BTC drops below $68k and then we can talk.

BoysenberryHappy2462

BTC will be fine but wait till it goes lower. And then wait longer till you get your 2-3x. Stocks in the meantime should give you quicker returns.

JustLTFD

So according to you there is just an infinite amount of buyers OTC and Saylor can sell all the BTC he needs to sell and there will always be a buyer in the OTC market. Ok great got it. Thanks!

cnhuyaa

Technically you are right, but i am kinda sure they dont even have half of the impact that DCAing on spot would have. Why? Because lets say I offer you 100 eth for 200000$, we accept on the deal, but the price doesnt really reflect that why? Because I got the ETH by making a third party deal by Y Exchange, that they will give me 10% cuts from all OTC deals. So technically he is removing bitcoin from circulation, but still thep rice doesnt increase. It only helps because the supply is tightnening but in really supply shock is a myth that will most likely truly never really happen, because people hold their crypto in exchanges, as long as people do that exchanges can do shady stuff, and suppress prices heavily. Even tho they say they dont do that ofc whjy would they publicily admit it, but most of them is doing that, because there is no way a human with iq of 90 thinks btc is at 70k with ETFs + saylor aping billions every month. But BTC can freely pump insane numbers in just couple of days few years ago without ETFs and without company treasures.. Just take 5 mins and think about why.

Alarming-Jello-5846

You can look for yourself here. Sure there’s points in time where there more than 1 BTC top of book. But as soon as you start taking those bids/asks they will drop on you. https://www.coinglass.com/mergev2/BTC-USDT-SPOT

Alarming-Jello-5846

Are these exchanges with 0 slippage @ 10BTC in the room with us now? I’m all ears if the exist (they don’t).

NashDaypring1987

30% BTC Yikes! Maybe I should re-think :)

biba8163

Big Mistake. Huge Mistake. /r/cryptocurrency has been fertile shilling grounds for ETH Maxis to bamboozle noobs with Triple Halving, Supply Crunch, Ultra Sound Money, DeFi, RWA bullshit narratives that have resulted in nothing but losses. > The Ethereum triple halving and why **ETH will easily overtake BTC in marketcap** https://np.reddit.com/r/CryptoCurrency/comments/p5m9eq/the_ethereum_triple_halving_and_why_eth_will/ > You've probably seen many E**TH price predictions usually ranging from $10,000 to $20,000...but it would thus be erroneous** to use BTC price predictions and apply them to ETH as it is almost always done with ETH price predictions. EIP-1559 and PoS will account for a reduction in ~90% in sell pressure due to the deflationary tokenomics and huge monetary incentive to stake ETH which in turn gives more illiquidity, implies the price of **ETH could reach up to $150,000** in a best case scenario. https://np.reddit.com/r/CryptoCurrency/comments/pen9od/the_ethereum_triple_halving_part_2/ > Let's clear up the facts around EIP-1559, the **merge/triple halving and ЕТН becoming a deflationary asset**...For over a decade now the crypto market cycles have revolved around the Bitcoin halvings when the supply of new coins going to miners halves. This is important because miners are majority sellers. They have electricity bills to pay https://np.reddit.com/r/CryptoCurrency/comments/ofcxrn/lets_clear_up_the_facts_around_eip1559_the/ > Here are some simple calculations implications of POS' triple halving. ...ETH issuance goes down from 4% to 0.5% IMMEDIATELY. **What took BTC 12 years to achieve, ETH is gonna do it in 1 block length!** https://np.reddit.com/r/CryptoCurrency/comments/oz5hkm/eth_has_managed_to_burn_4600_eth_24_hours_after/

2LostFlamingos

I didn’t say limit yourself at all. I gave you a suggestion for a measuring stick. For me, I want a beach house. They go for about 12 BTC currently.

seand26

BTC linked to Epstein.

harieamjari

Just sell. The hype for BTC is over.

Crypto_future_V

BTC is volatile. If you’re worried, that usually means you overinvested. Zoom out, think long-term and don’t panic sell

shadi150

They’re leveraged though through convertible debt and preferred equity to fund Bitcoin purchases. And they have major dividend commitments, yes they have the cash for it but that cash is also to buy BTC. If BTC sustains these low prices, and its projected to go lower, they’ll be forced to sell. Selling will cause the value of BTC to crash more, they’ll lose investor confidence. Everyone will sell MSTR. They won’t be able to make to make commitments. Going concern, then bankruptcy.

PoolExpress4655

Bitcoin is accessible for everyone. Better to stack up fraction of BTC than some shitcoins.

hodler1992

Doesn't matter what you're buying. You know the game. If BTC skyrockets everything else will too

IDontKnowWhyDoILive

Because there's so many shitcoins and nobody gonna agree with you upon which one is the right one. Bitcoin's position as "the legit one" is now pretty much set in stone. Also, if bitcoin was a rugpull, it would probably already be pulled. Etheryum seems pretty popular too and it's cheaper so I guess if you hate how expensive BTC is maybe try that one. Tho the best Cheap coin I could tell you you should stack is Satoshi. ;)

theduke9

metals tanking from their top, lets hope the capital rotates into BTC. Where else would it go? property? around the world public opinion is rising that could lead to policies that will negatively impact real estate speculation. Where else could this money flow to?

cnhuyaa

I dont know if you are trying to ragebait me or you are just wrong. 1 BTC buy for example on Bybit doesnt even move the price by 5$. He could even make the DCA on multiple T1 exchanges to also reduce arbitrage if there is any.

BITCOIN_FLIGHT_CLUB

BTC at 35k, lol. So it’s double even after crashing from nearly 4x that and we are excited that he’s coming in? 😂

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baIIern

Volume on Coinbase alone is \~10,000 BTC on normal days