BTC

Kie_ra

Please explain how BTC is not a cryptocurrency.

PracticePenguin

\>In Nov 2013 BTC Peak at $1,127 and bottomed in April 2014 at $360 about -69% drop. No this is wrong. It went as low as $160 on bitfinex. Sat at $200 for many months.

pop-1988

BTC isn't traceable. The Bitcoin blockchain only records one link - a transaction input links back to the transaction output being spent. The purpose of this link is to prevent spending coins which don't exist, and prevent any coin being spent more than once. Combined with multiple layers of hashing, this ensures the integrity of the blockchain There is no multi-step track for following the ownership of Bitcoin The inputs of a transaction do not link to the outputs of the same transaction. There is no mapping of the input Satoshis to the output Satoshis > all fiat off ramps are KYC Bitcoin can be sold by anybody with a wallet to any other body with a wallet

imfuckinglying2u

Why buy BTC when you can buy NVDA. Alts died this cycle (yes, this time *was* different). Next cycle it's gonna be BTC.

NewtoSugarinParis

I get that but what about borrowing against a small portion of BTC. Need trust for that?

Axe_Raider

MSTR is trading at about a 80% premium over its BTC holdings, and it doesn't really have anything going for it besides its BTC holdings, so there's no reason that being short MSTR requires being short BTC.

Calm-Professional103

About 5 years ago. I bought BTC like a psycho when it was $15 K

HoldMyCrackPipe

1: Texas did not accumulate a single fraction of a BTC. 2: it just owns a piece of paper communicating ownership of an ETF

icedchailatte22

Dont forget corporate debt. The mNAV is still >1 even though the BTC ownership is higher than their market cap. Assets - Debt = Equity. Their equity is still less than the amount of assets they own.

giorgioorwell

What makes you so confident that governments, particularly the US government, banking conglomerates, and Central Banks won't figure out many devious ways to make it next to impossible for you to actually use/exchange your sats in any real way in the real economy? They already have with debanking and KYC overzealousness over the last few years. Sure you might be able to peer to peer exchange with other BTC holders for some big ticket items, and that is it's own kind of risk, but what about everything else you need to live? Yes, the $ is in terminal decline, but there are many bad scenarios that don't involve BTC rising ascendant with the fall of all the fiats (not just the $). It's not inevitable or zero risk, nothing is.

opbmedia

I pity the businesses that took BTC last month and didn't convert to fiat right away. Businesses can't hodl because they need to reinvest the revenue but sometimes not immediately. A currency with this volatility is horrendous as an exchange medium for stable priced products.

sQtWLgK

Modern mixers (joinstr, pay join, etc.) aren't traceable. Also, swapping to monero isn't available for big amounts either. Fwiw if you intend to sell P2P and non-KYC you'll find far greater liquidity with BTC

ObjectiveJackfruit35

Over 2% of my weight just left my bowels in fifteen minutes. The last time this happened BTC was at $87k (2025)

donjoe0

The real question is: what are you trying to find out from these graphs? I want to predict where the price of these damn things will go in the future, to know if I should sell or buy them today. The fact that KAS bounces more strongly when BTC shows signs of recovery is an indication it's very much still alive and being followed by a healthy number of supporters, and as long as its developers keep adding to its functionality as planned it could still be a good investment for future bull runs, large or small. Consider also the fact that the biggest 3 CEXes are still spitting in its face and refusing to list it, all while they keep listing absolute trash projects every week.

Bigdyll13

They acquired shares of an ETF that owns Bitcoin, according to this statement. They may own BTC, but this statement is not equivalent.

Aggressive_Spell2314

I stake altcoins to generate passive income monthly and just hodling BTC.

orientalsniper

But he's not saying that BTC will go down according to the image.

kironet996

It’s his second attempt at long ETH, last attempt ended in loss for his both BTC & ETH longs. 

Express-Silver27

And even more till your bleeding BTC and sweating ETH

matthegc

They own more BTC than their market cap now.

Top-Promise-7742

😂 buy BTC stay wait and be happy

road22

The old system is dying. If the USA can get their shit together and get congress to pass the clarity bill, then we might stand a chance. Regardless, all you need to do is store your own BTC on a cold wallet. Memorize your 24 words as a backup ONLY.

still-trying-99

Logic of shitcoins over BTC? Please go study BTC. Don't gamble.

OkZucchini5351

The infamous whale who shorted BTC on October 10th opened a $10M long on Ethereum. Does he have new insider knowledge? https://x.com/arkham/status/1993043410748686586?t=Mck5xmF1USHCDd6HncUQnw&s=19

friggleriggle

My problem with the "no intrinsic value" argument is it's not a very good argument imo. And given that people have been making that argument since BTC was sub-$10 it's kind of silly at this point. "I get it, you don't get it, don't buy it. See you when it's $200k" is my response.

still-trying-99

Read the article again. Shitcoiners touching themselves to orgasm while BTC touching new highs.

biba8163

Leon will be a bagholding for eeons > ALL-TIME HIGHS expected for February 2025! 🔥 (February 4, 2025) https://x.com/LeonWaidmann/status/1886796125107322961 > As the #ETH balance drops sharply, scarcity is tightening even more than Bitcoin's. All-time highs will come sooner than most expect! (February 2024) https://x.com/LeonWaidmann/status/1757119412904050794 > 📈 If this trend continues, expect much, much higher Ethereum prices. (November 2024) > Supply squeeze incoming. > BULLISH.🚀 https://x.com/LeonWaidmann/status/1860996379243692157 > 135K ETH burned since the Merge.🔥 (October 2024) > Everyone still underestimates how bullish this is for #ETH when the real bull run kicks in.📈 https://x.com/LeonWaidmann/status/1847676543310713067 > Odds seem high that the bottom for #ETH is in! 📈💪 (August 2024) https://x.com/LeonWaidmann/status/1820456771783360850 > - The #ETHEREUM SUPPLY CRISIS is getting more SERIOUS by the day. (August 2024) > - With staking rates soaring and exchange reserves plummeting, as soon as sellers are exhausted and demand increases, #ETH will fly!📈 https://x.com/LeonWaidmann/status/1829151012428628402 > The market still doesn't grasp how scarce #ETH truly is. (August 2024) > Just imagine what happens if demand picks up even slightly — ETH will melt faces!🔥 https://x.com/LeonWaidmann/status/1823037542062793069 > With the imminent trading start of the #ETH ETF, institutional interest is set to rise. (July 2024) https://x.com/LeonWaidmann/status/1810943563641016835 > - ETH is becoming SCARCER than BTC. (July 2024) > - ETH Exchange Balance: 10.189% 📉 > - BTC Exchange Balance: 15.086% 📈 https://x.com/LeonWaidmann/status/1809923770821267878 > Most investors still don't realize how tight the ETH supply side is and how big the effect of the ETF will be! (July 2024) https://x.com/LeonWaidmann/status/1813102955874382043

JJF-Tradekix

The m2 money supply is about to grow significantly, also great for BTC!

Introduction_Little

Are you suggesting the majority of people are moving away from banks and towards crypto? The majority of people haven’t the slightest clue what BTC is. I want whatever you’re smoking

Zealousideal-Ad7773

Stocks are up, BTC is down 2%. What stock are you referring to lol?

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na3than

>The entire environment shifts when the last BTC has been mined. No, it doesn't. On the day when the last fraction of a Bitcoin is issued the block reward subsidy will be 0.00000001 bitcoin. It's inconceivable that anyone mining at that time will be mining purely for the subsidy. Transaction fees will be >99.99% of the total block reward. Four years before the day when the last fraction of a Bitcoin is issued the block reward subsidy will be 0.00000002 bitcoin. It's inconceivable that anyone mining at that time will be mining purely for the subsidy. Transaction fees will be >99.99% of the total block reward. Eight years before the day when the last fraction of a Bitcoin is issued the block reward subsidy will be 0.00000004 bitcoin. It's inconceivable that anyone mining at that time will be mining purely for the subsidy. Transaction fees will be >99.99% of the total block reward. Twelve years before the day when the last fraction of a Bitcoin is issued the block reward subsidy will be 0.00000009 bitcoin. It's inconceivable that anyone mining at that time will be mining purely for the subsidy. Transaction fees will be >99.99% of the total block reward. The incentive to mine blocks doesn't suddenly shift when the last coin is issued. It shifts GRADUALLY over DECADES. The transition began more than a decade ago. Miners who can't or don't want to compete drop out, and within 2016 blocks the difficulty level adjusts accordingly. You're not the first to think of this, but your fear is irrational and unfounded. The gradual transition from transaction fee + subsidy to transaction fee only has been part of the design since day one.

tha_don_XO

And if you dont think so, send ME all of your worthless BTC and I'll hold on to them.

solotiro

I don’t think BTC will grow 3-12x. But compared to most stocks it will be higher. Nvidia is an anomaly right now pushed up by the speculation of AI.

HumbleIowaHobbit

Precisely. The system will no longer reward them a portion of the unmined coins. The transaction participants will reward them. And the reward will need to be on par with their expectations they received when mining or else they may stop doing what they do. If that happens, the system falters. This is what I am attempting to convey. The entire environment shifts when the last BTC has been mined.

Healthy_Macaron2146

Poor BTC, stuckin a free fall

Silasurf

Self custody DIY airgapped wallet and do not declare any of you BTC. I have been in BTC for +8 years now. For the first four years used to think like a fearful cuck thinking the government was all over my little bits of Bitcoin. Until i met several whales who do not report anything and sell massive amounts and never have to worry about anything. All you need is a honeypot wallet and pretend on paper you are a degenerate trader who loves every year. While on the low you are stacking sats undeclared. As long as its not illegal you should be perfectly fine.

Healthy_Macaron2146

87k poor BTC

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Post is by: Gullible-Tale9114 and the url/text [ ](https://goo.gl/GP6ppk)is: /r/CryptoMarkets/comments/1p6kcoy/over_8_of_all_bitcoin_just_changed_hands_in_a/ So something historically significant just happened. More than 8% of Bitcoins entire supply changed hands over the past seven days. Joe Burnett from Semler Scientific called this one of the most significant onchain events in Bitcoin history. The last times we saw supply movements this large were in March 2020 when BTC was around 5000 dollars and December 2018 when it hit 3500. Both of those marked local bottoms before accumulation phases that eventually led to new all time highs. So historically this type of activity has been bullish longterm. Theres a catch tho. Up to half of this movement might just be from Coinbase doing a wallet migration they announced on Saturday. So the actual selling and buying pressure might be less dramatic than the raw numbers suggest. Right now the markets completely focused on what the Fed does on December 10th. Odds of a 25 basis point rate cut jumped from 50% to 82% in just a week according to CME Groups FedWatch tool. Thats whats fueling Bitcoins recovery from 81k back to 87k. Nic Puckrin from Coin Bureau put it pretty well saying were on a knifes edge and the Fed holds the key to whether we get a Santa rally or a Santa dump. As we get closer to December 10th expect volatility to pick up even more. The mixed messages about rate cuts are keeping everyone on edge. Markets jitters are gonna continue until we actually get clarity from the Feds press conference. Basically everyones just waiting to see what Jerome Powell says before making any big moves. *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.*

FactCheckYou

totally unsurprising to me that *JP Morgan* would want to attack BTC and discourage normal people and working/middle-class customers from using it can't have the slaves accessing freedom technology can they but i would also not be surprised if they were heavily involved in manipulating markets for alts, small-caps, and meme coins...does anyone remember the Vampire Squid article from some years ago? they've been doing this shit since immemorial

KIG45

Sell ​​me BTC for $20k because it's going to 0. This is an amazing offer.

user_name_checks_out

How can you use USDT if crypto is banned? So you want to go onto a P2P platform and trade BTC for USDT, and then what? Convert USDT to fiat on that same platform? Are you buying or selling?

_SlipperySalmon_

you want us to believe you just yolod 3.5 BTC at ATH and now are panicking about it?

Smart-Customer7503

I finally found a use case for BTC. You can put a -1% alert on your phone and put it up your butt as a free Messager.

mlemu

I'm in Canada and if I had 15 BTC, they'd tax me into oblivion and then send those tax dollars to another country.

Distinct-Thanks-6477

I basically pick my coins based on fundamentals. Right now i majorly hold 5 tokens - BTC, ETH, LINK, TAO, AIOZ. The rest are in bits. I am holding these right now because i truly believe in their long-term credentials.

coinfeeds-bot

tldr; Recent data shows a high percentage of Bitcoin (BTC), Ether (ETH), and Solana (SOL) held at a loss, but much of this supply is locked in staking, ETFs, or institutional reserves, reducing liquid supply under pressure. For BTC, 35% is held at a loss, but institutional holdings and lost coins lower its liquid float. ETH has 37% at a loss, but over 40% is locked. SOL has 70% at a loss, but 73.6% is staked. These factors suggest the loss percentages overstate potential sell pressure, as much of the supply is not liquid. *This summary is auto generated by a bot and not meant to replace reading the original article. As always, DYOR.

aprx4

Mixer and coinjoin the old way, still traceable but much harder. Now the most sure and secure way is do cross-chain swapping (e.g. NEAR Intents) into ZEC, then go shielded with ZEC, then swap back to BTC. No need for centralized exchange, this is entirely P2P swapping.

AccomplishedDate1798

Just DCA, buy and hold and forget about it don’t even look at what BTC is doing lol

Jebne

Not to mention you shoulda also all inned BTC in december 2018, hold till summer 2019 peak and sell, all in during the exact ETH bottom of the covid crash, hold till 4K, swap to BNB, all in that to a doge 100x long, dump (100x short preferred) when Elon was in SNL, buy back in at the bottom of 2021 summer, sell at 69K, go 100x short at the absofucking lute peak, hold that till ftx crash, then all in btc, hold till 100k, swap to gold ETF with 100x leverage. It was all so obvious, why did you not do it??

DryMyBottom

worst month for BTC, beat month for my accumulation plan

HalfRick

If someone steals your BTC and uses a tumbler, that’s it. You won’t be able to trace the thief longer than to the tumbler. And that was the point of the reply. OP is asking how you can steal BTC and get away with it. 

Dependent-Look4430

I follow BTC bc it's interesting to me to be able to store wealth in your head crossing a border

donjoe0

Orr, orr, we could put KAS/USD sourced from [Crypto.com](http://Crypto.com) data on the same percent scale as BTC/USD, reference it to June-July 2022 and watch BTC flatten out into the horizontal axis like it's a sub Top 500 shitcoin. :)

coinfeeds-bot

tldr; Rep. Warren Davidson introduced the 'Bitcoin for America Act,' allowing Americans to pay federal taxes in Bitcoin, which would be added to a Strategic Bitcoin Reserve. The bill aims to modernize financial systems, diversify national wealth into a non-inflationary asset, and position the U.S. as a leader in digital innovation. It proposes a voluntary, market-driven approach to Bitcoin accumulation, potentially creating a reserve of over 2.6 million BTC by 2030 if 1% of taxes are paid in Bitcoin. *This summary is auto generated by a bot and not meant to replace reading the original article. As always, DYOR.

EmbarrassedYak1110

I’ve been using Matrixport since 2019 for BTC yield. The returns have been steady, with no defaults, and the platform proved its resilience through the 2021–2022 bear market and the wave of industry collapses.

w1ngky

If you want it to, sure, but BTC isnt losing its purchasing power like USD is. You dont have to believe me on this. Go look it up yourself please

EnclaveRedditUser

The tax is still lower then BTC gas fees

namieorange

Has BTC bottomed?

Pristine-Substance-1

I have a Thincentre with 64Gb of ram + 2Tb SSD, I installed Proxmox on it and then I created a Debian VM that I used to install a BTC node client

Street_Outside_7228

There are non KYC ways to cash/spend BTC if you know how to not leak your ip + network metadata, have good online hygiene and never mix KYC coin in same wallets connected to “private” owned BTC or whichever.

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omonrise

BTC is not cooked but it will go into near market next year if it hasn't already

ECPR2010

Their responsibilities are to their investors and not to MSTR or BTC or any particular company and or its stock. If they see an opportunity to make money they’re well within their rights to do so as long as they maneuver within their “self regulated” scope of business. Yea I realize they’re also “regulated” by the SEC and others but to allow anyone with this kind of power to “self regulate” to ANY degree is criminal from the start! In addition to the aforementioned, a special thanks to all who supported and advocated for trusts, ETFs, and any other means by which Wall Street and Capitol Hill have been given the reins over crypto. Private, individual investors had a place where they could do their own thing and take their own risks, without government interference or overreach and these geniuses have it away when they heard “it will bring in institutional capital”. Well how’s that working out?

PirateSKB

Uh, I have the day of work, i'm a man, and my libido came back thanks to low stress and free time I can very much assure you that the one thing on my mind isn't the ETH/BTC ratio lol

RedditThrowaway-1984

Don’t forget that MSTR often trades at a significant premium to the underlying bitcoin. When this happens it makes sense to put on a pairs trade by shorting MSTR and buying BTC.

Damythian

And what can I purchase easily with Bitcoin? Food? Can I pay my rent? Gas for my car? I swear to God, the most economically illitarate people in the history of mankind are BTC hodlers...

TravellingPatriot

I always think one of the characteristics of a cult is the inability to leave it without anger, punishment, or some sort of retaliation. Not exactly the case with BTC.

OtherBee6365

I can tell. Still sitting on a fat stack of BTC too. Life is not bad.

justcurious3287

I'm sure the Trump family knows the rules of crypto investing as well as we all do. Which is, buy as much BTC as you can while prices are cheap.

Expert-Ad-1012

i only follow BTC bc it's interested how bitcoin moves before the nasdaq

Aerocryptic

Why did I buy an appartment in 2015? Should have gone all in on BTC instead. Or better on ETH. Or better should have mined BTC with 200 PCs in 2009 and put everyting on ETH in 2014, swap to BTC summer 17 and sell at the pico top in december I'm really good at hindsight trading

kyuronite

Somebody tells you they'll give you X in exchange for btc. You give them the BTC. They run away. Your bitcoin is now "stolen". That transaction will always exist on the open public blockchain. However, there's no public flag for stolen coins. So, that person can just send the bitcoin wherever. Now, if this is for like a smaller amount, legal / local police enforcement will most likely do nothing about it unless there are a LOT of victims. One person isn't usually enough as they never have enough resources. But in the meantime, it's always best to try to report it anyways through ic3, fbi, or whatever is local to you to at least start a trail of fraud and crime. If they do end up converting through an exchange, then they may be caught if the law enforcement catches on, but there is almost always a time delay unless there's huge massive public backlash such as some defi hacks or if it's like the Bitfinex btc hack. There isn't a policeman or FBI enforcement waiting for a report to come in, it may take months to even years before they catch onto those fiat off ramps.

Express_Smile6163

Sell stock and buy BTC, aka buy high sell low.

Patient-Process-2565

No surprise there then. The only crypto etf that will work is one containing BTC. Other then that it will end in tears 😭

Timely-Weekend3192

I am grateful for all the panic sellers. I can buy BTC at discount

Capital-Road-7815

100% truth I can't even lie I was one of those idiots many years back when I sold off a ton of BTC worrying it would drop through the floor and end up with Pennies on the dollar. That was back when BTC went from dam near $10 up to about $3k-5K it was fluctuating up and down with people swearing it was gonna crash I saw it hit that $3k and sold needless to say after it shot back up above $10K a month or so later I did the smart thing and dove into BTC their structure, strategy and the entire crypto ecosystem there really is no way for BTC to die! I don't think it's idiotic to think that way but if you do anything today go online and do some real research into BTC you can see how strong their position is and you also have to think this is one of the best international currencies. You can use BTC anywhere the have ATM's to buy and use BTC their is an ecosystem inside the ecosystem they have a set number of coins not like paper money which is printed dam near daily and it holds no real value it's not backed by precious metals and if a bank decides to close its doors tomorrow and shut down their online banking what would you do with no access to physical currency? BTC is reliable and the ability to use it anywhere at any time no matter what's happening in the world makes it unstoppable it will have its ups and downs but it's going to be the staple of currency not only now but also in the future! Do some reading before you just bail on the biggest Crypto ever!

Fabtacular1

It’s just ham-fisted conspiracy bullshit from people holding BTC to try to start a WSB-style movement to prop up the price of BTC again.

justcurious3287

Literally, this is why I put my money in BTC.

OBXAngler15

Fair assessment. I’m never going to save a comment from Reddit lol. You and I have no idea if the market is going up or down in the short term. BTC could have just bottomed and we’re going to go test all time highs again. Or we could run out of steam and fall below 78k and chop. Or it could plummet and drop into the 50-60k range. It could go to zero for all we know. If I’ve learned anything the past 4 years following BTC and crypto is that no one has a fucking clue. All we know is that we feel strongly enough about BTC and certain alts that we know it’s going to go higher in the future. Is that in 1 month before we hit euphoria or is that in 2+ years. You or I or anyone else has no clue and the last couple years are a great testament to that. You can pull at the data you want and do all the charting in the world but it’s done little to nothing for the price action of BTC and alts in the last couple years.

jkob197988

Didnt learn anything ...everything you told me I already knew . You just assuming you teaching people ... but since you inventing bitcoin you should know and to get back You’re ignoring how real-world adoption actually works. Most new people start with cash, and they’re not going to meet strangers in person just to get Bitcoin. They’re going to use a centralized exchange because that’s the only realistic on-ramp for them to convert cash or debit into stablecoins or BTC. So you can hate centralized exchanges all you want, but without them, 90% of new people would never even touch Bitcoin in the first place.

PeopleNose

"Crypto"? There is no "crypto"--there's only BTC Please don't conflate the two

No_Piano_4690

Honestly, a dip back to $100 isn’t impossible, but it really depends on broader market sentiment. SOL’s had some big swings before, and when liquidity dries up or macro turns ugly, it tends to retrace hard. At the same time, network activity and dev momentum are still strong, so any drop usually gets bought up pretty fast. What I watch for are BTC dominance shifts, funding rates, and whether SOL’s TVL keeps rising. Those usually give an early hint about deeper corrections. In my case, scaling in during pullbacks has worked better than trying to time a perfect bottom. If you’re moving between chains during volatility, tools like Rubic have made that process smoother for me, but it’s just one option. Happy to dive into the specific indicators you’re watching if you want.

baIIern

Oof... I'd say that at least one BTC ETF will be liquidated during bear. Wouldn't be the first fonds to stop operating. At some point it isn't creating revenue

nitroacid411

Banking account or OTC. It doesn't matter if you sell your BTC. Someone will be buying it back. Enjoy.

jenya_

> I wonder what Saylor thinks about all this Most likely he thinks how to leverage his enormous BTC assets. One way is to create a new stablecoin backed by company assets. He will be able to print a few more billions this way.

inDilema

Men want only one thing and that is ETH/BTC at 0.1 Is it disgusting?

inDilema

Men want only one thing and that is ETH/BTC at 0.1 Is it disgusting?

WaitingOnPizza

Ohh, shiiit, mutiny at BTC!

PM_ME_YOUR___ISSUES

Spoke to BTC CEO. His words: “Yeah, the bull run is being re-scheduled to Jan 2026.”

Iskotiskko

When BTC went up to 60k last cyle, nobody expected a drop back to 30k. . . . . . Oh wait just looked at the charts and it went to 15k! Feeling the same vibes as back then. I am expecting a push towards 100k first then we will go straight back to 30-40k.

ImfamousDante87

Point to the 7% inflation. Last I heard, the BLS hadn't reported data in a while. The last reliable data to come out about inflation has the number nearer 3.5%. I won't argue with you that banks are exploitative, take unnecessary risks, and have a long track record of screwing people. Thats partly why I got into BTC; to dodge banks and fight inflation in my portfolio.

nitroacid411

BTC - GOLD ETH - SILVER EASY picking.

BusyCryptographer544

You take MSTR down = they need liquidity = MSTR sells BTC at a loose = BTC goes down = JP Morgan buys BTC at a discount = BTC skyrockets

Ethicles

Save yourself some time and just get a node (pi or Umbrel home). I would recommend 2 TB SSD if you are going to use Umbrel OS. The BTC blockchain is already 800 GB so you will have to upgrade soon anyway. Also the node is going to look a lot cleaner in a nice smaller form factor. I’m running one in a raspberry pi 4 with 2 TB SSD in an argon case. Good luck!

Lez0fire

24 August - 25 November BTC 113k to 87k = -23% Ethereum 4750 to 2912 = -38.7% It was, in fact, much better to hold Bitcoin than to hold Ethereum, in fact, who bought Ethereum on August 24, bought the top lol

pref1Xed

The difference is that Alphabet makes real products and services which a shit ton of people actually use. Realistically BTC's MC should be less than 1% of GOOGL.

OtherBee6365

I will keep the $180k in BTC, and maintain a cash reserve on the side in case it does drop.

jsh63

a quick calculation... if BTC drops below £52K, you are liquidated anyway

OtherBee6365

Looking at his post history. He’s a grown man trying to insult a 21 y/o that admits to making a financial mistake. Seems he crawls around trying to be a condescending prick on more threads than just this one. I get it, I lost 1/4 of my networth. I’m working on getting the BTC back. Worst case scenario I sell my vehicles prior to the loan term. Hopefully prior to it crashing.