BTC

Express-Economist-86

If everyone in the world evenly got all 21m Bitcoin it would be about 0.00258 BTC each. For under $180 today, I can own their portion, forever. I’m delighted anytime I surpass 0.00258 BTC, the dollar can do whatever it wants. That’s just one more future I own.

cocouf

Well, you can look at the price of gas in term of BTC then. Except if BTC is not meant to buy anything...

Stereo-Gito

Turn off brain and keep buying BTC till the decade ends

Virtual-Metal9290

I first bought 100 BTC for $200 as a protest against the financial system. That was more money than I could afford to lose at the time. As it increased in price I succumbed to the temptations to sell chunks for small fiat gains. I played around with different wallets and other products because the tech was cool and powerful, but eventually sold or lost it all because I had lost sight of the revolution that originally brought me in and i wanted dollars. Now I'm one of those who does the boring DCA thing and will never regain the stack I once had, but it feels so much less risky than it did before. I have regained my understanding of the point of BTC so I spend and replace every chance I get and long for the day when we can have a BTC circular economy and are freed from the corruption that manipulates US monetary policy.

OutlandishnessLimp25

Nobody has a crystal ball, they didn’t sell to buy back at lower prices because they didn’t know. Just like you didn’t know your buys when BTC was at $76k would be down 13% in a matter of weeks. Buy, hold, add to your stack on dips, hold. Repeat. These prices are a gift imo—and I too don’t know for certain. However, I believe, my conviction, is telling me, for someone that can hold long term, say, 5+ years, these prices are solid. Bitcoin will be far higher than now in 2031+. HODL

Fit_Gold402

You know BTC is probably going to go lower to the 40s right?

CompleteMine6873

BTC $10k ETH $200 SOL $12 ALL LIKELY 2026

jgarcya

I've been buying the cycle lows since 2019. People who claim you can't time the market are full of it... The cycle from 2019-2022 my BTC average is $11,500. For this current cycle 2023- 2026.. my average is around $40k. This is all bc I don't dca! I don't buy BTC in year three of the cycle .. nor year 4. I buy years one and two of the cycle... I never buy the high or even near it. I may not buy the exact low... But I get close enough... And that is all that matters.

jewellui

The bottom takes time actually and when has BTC only ever dropped less than 50% from the ATH? Never. Theres little anchoring the price, we’ll see a 80% drop easily. People will capitulate, we are still early because there’s still some people buying.

KCConnor

Gratz. May it fulfill a dream for you in 4-8 years. I sold about 0.75BTC this bull run, that I bought 8 years ago, to buy land. I'd like to reacquire the amount I sold during this bear market. I've got about $25-$30K fiat set aside to do so. I'll start weekly allocations once I see prices starting with a 5 but I'm hoping to see mid 40's before the bear is over. If it hits 30's I'll take out a loan.

Aerocryptic

BTC has reached more than $1T MC in less than 20 years but it's not monetary tech. OK bro

lenissius14

I wonder how is doing is that mf who was posting a lot of posts about how BTC has already set it's course to the 80s

jgarcya

I agree we'll see BTC in the 40's... This is the forth year of the four year cycle... It last about a year from the ATH. So anyone that thinks 60k is the lowest of the cycle, they will be surprised.

CrearePluris

MARA selling BTC retiring debt https://www.theenergymag.com/news/market-news/mara-holdings-sells-1-1-billion-in-bitcoin-to-retire-1-billion-in-debt

stock-prince-WK

I’d buy 1 BTC at this range Especially with it dropping so hard the past week Then leave it. And let it grow. You will not regret buying at 66k

billybadassman

Bitcoin is not for you bro. Just pay off your debt, and invest the rest in the stock market/real estate. If the FOMO is that strong, buy a small percentage of BTC. From your post, this money is extremely important to you. If you gamble it all in Bitcoin and it crashes or doesn't go up fast enough...I imagine you'll be very depressed.

Lotsavodka

The whole crypto world and stock markets get manipulated every day by people and funds who have a lot more money than us. IMO they want our BTC for cheap and by the looks of things they are getting it. Who’s selling right now? I’ll never sell it unless it’s worth so much I can retire.

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No-Wrap3568

Cypherock X1 BTC only edition is the best IMO, has the maximum use cases that a cold wallet can have and the architecture is more secure than most other hardware wallets in the market

Awkward_Potential_

Dollar death is a possibility. That would be bullish BTC but bearish living.

mansotired

imo april is going to be a bad month for BTC and in the summer, there will also be a severe dead cat bounce to 80k-85k

zfyl

if that passes - that is a bullish momentum hormuz - bearish (but i really dont see how Hormuz is connected to BTC or crypto - it is just random events moving fear of war)

Possible_Garage8923

These people are delusional in their thinking and have convinced themselves BTC is hitting 1M in the next decade which is why they actual believe that lower is better so they can accumulate more.

Itur_ad_Astra

You underestimate the ability of institutions to dump infinite paper BTC on the exchanges.

Itur_ad_Astra

Exactly. There could be 10X the amount of BTC in fake paper Bitcoin and nobody would know. And it's not just that paper BTC dilutes the real one. It's much worse than that. Because, if you have both the USD ***and*** the paper BTC printer, you can use them to manipulate the price wherever you want. You can just keep dumping it to cause crashes. You can buy as much as you want to create spikes. You completely remove the sovereignty bitcoiners love so much.

Virtual-Metal9290

I abandoned wallets that only had dust in them that wasn't worth the effort to transfer. Dust was anything up to 5 BTC.

CuriousLope

First of all, ignore the headlines.. Second, we now have a target on BTC (160-200K), before we didnt, bitcoin already hit the target on 88 and 110k Third, if you don't sell after the price reach the target, you will have to wait until bearmarket is over to sell again.

moldyjellybean

You summer child, this isn’t even close to max pain. There are people who bought near ATH in 2021 who are still in the green at 67k today so they haven’t even panic sold yet. What if they bought at 64k and it flash crashes to 40ish K and these might be tech bros who lost their jobs, can’t find jobs, and mortgages are due. BTC is going to be sold first.

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Itur_ad_Astra

The president announced a bitcoin strategic reserve. Countries, institutions, and companies said they will adopt it. Nothing happened. So, tell me one exciting thing on the horizon for BTC.

dylan6091

If you plan to hold for several years, there's no reason you should prefer it going up immediately. The lower it goes and the longer it stays low, the more BTC you can accumulate. Take the opportunities you are given.

StudioSmall1886

BTC to 40k

AutomaticOne7

We will see BTC in the 50s in april

Rotund_Flatworm

I didn't miss the BTC boat. I bought 12 of the fuckers at ~$400 back in the summer of 2017. Held them for a few years and kinda forgot about them until they Really blew up... cashed out late last year at $94k and put 1.2M in an index 500 fund earning ~10-12% per year. I'm thinking I'll retire at 55 or so.

devCheckingIn

I thought highly regarded stuff like this was supposed to be good for BTC? At least historically that was the idea.

kampanagroup

BTC could dip below $50k at one point. Even lower. But if mathematics and past volatile history will repeat itself, then value will go over $250k next run

Suguha_chan

Am I glad that I simply just own BTC instead of playing with leverage

Suguha_chan

Do you have stocks too or only BTC

Far-Photograph-2342

Yeah, early crypto Reddit feels like another world. The idea that people were casually tipping whole BTC is insane now. Makes you wonder what today’s equivalent of that moment is.

kawfeeman69

BTC has gone down, down, down before. Even before Saylor and Fink. Now it's unlikely that it wont come back up, up, up and away. The bigger question is how down, down, down the USD is going to go ..

JustinPooDough

Don't. I'll get downvoted for this - I know it, but just please look at the last several 4 year cycles for Bitcoin. BTC usually bottoms in October of this year. Wait a bit.

kawfeeman69

As long as the Gov keeps borrowing money, assets will unquestionably rise in 'price' .. Buy the dips in solid assets like BTC... Good job..

Used_Rhubarb_9265

I’ve tried a few platforms, and honestly what stood out for me with Nexo was how smooth the process is for Bitcoin-backed loans. I could get USD instantly without selling my BTC and the interest rates were pretty reasonable compared to others I looked at Plus, knowing my crypto was insured gave me peace of mind. Anyone else worried about collateral risk when borrowing against crypto?

ReadingTheSign23

It’s wild looking back at that era. People were tossing around whole coins like it was nothing, and now every fraction feels precious. I remember seeing old threads where folks tipped multiple BTC for small stuff or even just for fun. At the time it made sense, but in hindsight it’s kind of surreal. You can almost feel how experimental everything was back then. Also funny to think how many wallets are probably lost forever from those early days. Makes the whole supply story even crazier.

Stereo-Gito

BTC on sale

Commercial-Base-4774

BTC and crypto are just based on what's happening in our world, when something was pumping suddenly something happened that caused the pump to suddenly collapse, so when I watch akonsacchart on Nika finance I just shake my head at what's happening in the market

Stats_DontCare0

Yeah I’m kinda with you on that. Stuff targeting stablecoins doesn’t really touch Bitcoin directly since it doesn’t rely on issuers or rewards models in the first place. If anything, tighter rules on stablecoins can push more attention toward BTC as the “cleaner” asset in the space. The only indirect effect I’d watch is liquidity though, since a lot of trading still flows through stables. If that gets constrained, it could make things choppier short term. Long term though, hard to see it as anything but neutral to slightly positive for Bitcoin.

Ok_Appointment_79

great time to add BTC and ETH in your long term hold portfolio however it is also a great time to take advantage and short the macro crypto environment with short term trades via proxies (eg COIN, HOOD etc)

Ok_Golf_6467

Happy DCA day, bought some BTC and SOL!

bobalazs69

35K BTC incoming... buy the dip

nomoney110

That's still better than anything else, except BTC.

DepthHorror9528

It's more related to how many % of your net worth is in BTC rather than the exact number.

Dry_Tomorrow3632

i think what really matters is, the market condition and the asset. If something like BTC or ETH is moving in a tight range, a spot grid can work well by buying low and selling high repeatedly. But if you use it on a fast-moving altcoin or meme coin, you risk holding losing positions or cutting too early.

TheRealTheory001

People drooling over the "opportunity" to buy BTC at 2020 prices aren't connecting the dots lol. Nobody's drinking Saylors Kool-Aid. He makes John McAfee seem like a grounded, balanced fellow. Meanwhile QQQ has done a 3X.

Okiebryan

Let's say you had a million in BTC. You'd like to spend $50k on something. You gotta sell enough to get your $60, plus enough to pay the capital gains taxes. But if you go to the bank and offer BTC as collateral for a $50k loan, then when it appreciates, you can borrow more to pay off the first one... through all of that, nothing triggered a taxable event. That's how ultra rich ppl fund their lives without paying taxes.

Phantasizer

To number 2): Of course everything is volatile, including gold, fiat currency, stocks and even real estate, but it depends to what degree, doesn’t it? BTC dropped 40% in a few months, that’s a lot more than almost any other asset, and it’s not the first time that this has happened (maybe not 40% in a very short time, but there have been strong fluctuations). It’s not really an argument if you use it as an investment, but if you want to use it as a means of payment (which is its only real world use), it’s a big problem. Consider the case of someone who purchased BTC when it was at 120k, in order to purchase real estate (or even just a car) in another country, and he had to delay the transaction (for unrelated reasons) just for a few months, he would be unable to buy what he was planning to. That is a serious problem, and as long as it hasn’t shown some stability over the course of a few years at least, will continue to be a problem. Fiat currencies suffer from constant inflation, but there are at least a few that have been quite predictable, over decades.   3) Yes, but as I said, if you just need money for day-to-day purchases, it’s almost negligible. Plus there’s the argument of security: with fiat currencies and credit cards, you can retrieve small amounts dozen or even hundreds of times during a year (as an example), thus never have large amounts of cash on your person or in an apartment, or maybe a hotel room. With Bitcoin you’ll want to exchange a certain minimum, in order to keep the relative fees low. That will either require you to use a bank account and ATM anyway (thus adding fees), or else live with the risk of having large amounts of cash stored on more or less safe locations, especially if you’re abroad and might not have access to a safe. Or is there another (better) way?

Classic-Charity-2179

I've even had a nitwit arguing that a store of value should be stable, and BTC performed too well so it cannot be a store of value 😂

Biotech_93

Feels like stabilization to me too. Macro noise is real but I keep focusing on projects with actual activity regardless of price. XYO is one I watch for that reason. Network activity and data utility do not pause because BTC dips.

Effective-Start3859

In fact, you have option 3: buy the apartment for BTC, not for fiat. That way, you won't risk to "margin call". Just set the contract price in BTC.

admin_default

The bottom of crypto winter is still a couple months aways. Seems like a perfect storm is brewing. War in the Middle East is going to pop the AI bubble. And once it all starts crashing, the Fed has to cut rates but inflation was already bad and oil over $100 bar is making it much worse. Oh and don’t forget the on going trade war. Ya, I wouldn’t be surprised to see BTC hit $30K

Fit-Poet6736

You're talking about the US loyalty program, which has its own tier structure and rates. The global program runs the original Base/Silver/Gold/Platinum tiers, where BTC yields go up to 6-7% at Platinum, not the 2-4.25% you're quoting. Platinum hasn't been renamed to 'Classic' globally either. These are two separate products, so the US terms don't apply to what the rest of the world has access to.

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Fro3en_Cornchip

I feel like I’d be saying this for a lot of us, we’ve all been there and that’s why we’re here. Jumped on the ALT coin train years ago because I thought I was too late to BTC. Held on to ALTs for years hoping they’d do the same thing. Realised if I had just bought BTC and held I’d be waaaaaaaay better off. My advice which means fuck all to most people, get rid of all the alts, take the loss and convert to BTC, I think you’ll feel a weight lifted off your shoulders when you do.

seraph321

There might be a lot more people than you think who have been sitting on what WAS a very small investment in bitcoin that has continued to grow and has only recently reached 'life-changing' amounts. Think of someone who bought some BTC back in 2014, and it's now worth maybe $100-200k. They don't think of themselves as a bitcoin maxi, but it's actually become their single biggest asset, and the rest of their portfolio is in retirement accounts they can't access yet. They didn't hodl all this time just to have a downpayment on a house, they are counting on that continuing to grow and help them retire someday. But what if it could do both? It's a pretty attractive option.

Suguha_chan

I would prefer a system where you just give them your wallet adress and where you are only obligated to send them BTC only after your btc goes below a certain price

u_spawnTrapd

Feels like one of those ideas that sounds exciting on paper but gets messy fast in real life. Tying something as volatile as BTC to something as rigid as a mortgage just seems like it could amplify risk on both sides. Curious how they’d even handle big price swings without constantly forcing people to adjust collateral. Might work for a small niche, but hard to see it being stable for most people.

Hodgetwins32

Bro this isn’t something you just get convinced of by reddit bros. Learn a little bit so the decision you make is wholly yours. Or just yolo your money into BTC. Outcome remains the same. Sounds like you have enough experience missing the train and you’re connecting the dots. The asking for permission is just childish.

Neat_Public_7815

maybe buy some projects/company that generate revenues and BTC ofc

mushy-shart-walk

Market goes down, BTC goes down. No longer “decoupled”.

Aveniquee

Yeah, I feel the same. BTC at 70k should feel stronger, but everything still looks heavy and hesitant. Not bearish, but definitely not bullish yet. I'm accumulating a bit on dips, but keeping most of my powder dry until we get a cleaner move.

Aromatic-Dot434

Hey, respect for starting at 18 — that’s already a big advantage 👊 If you’re just getting into crypto, I’d say don’t rush into chasing “quick money” coins. Start by understanding the solid ones first: Bitcoin (BTC) – safest long-term, more like digital gold Ethereum (ETH) – huge ecosystem (DeFi, NFTs, apps) Solana (SOL) – faster + growing ecosystem, but a bit riskier Chainlink (LINK) – important for real-world data in crypto Once you understand those, you can slowly explore smaller altcoins (higher risk, higher reward). Beginner tips: Only invest what you can afford to lose Avoid hype/FOMO (TikTok coins can wreck you) Learn basic concepts like wallets, security, and market cycles Don’t go all in at once,spread your entries One thing I wish I had when starting was a clear roadmap. I actually put together a simple beginner-friendly guide that breaks down what to buy, when to buy, and how to manage risk without overcomplicating it. If you want, I can share it with you 👍

MaximumStudent1839

No asset has an infinite demand. Halving meant miners have fewer BTC to sell per block. But it doesn't mean BTC miners don't have their legacy/long-term stack to sell. A lot of them sold as they transitioned into the AI infra business. Their dumping helped to deplete demand.

ElderMight

All of your alts are worthless. BTC is the best asset to hold. Given these two facts, what do you think is the answer?

t3mpt3mp

Ok. Hypothetically. What if someone wants to default on the loan and they pull the BTC collateral. And assume no increase and decrease in BTC value. Keep house and they grab BTC. I assume still pay taxes on”event”?

arcrenciel

The crypto i used to pay it's a stablecoin. USDC, on the arbiotrum network. I personally do not believe that BTC itself will be useful as currency. Too much volatility. But the technology will one day revolutionise how we do payments. Anyway, the point of using crypto to pay, was that i was able to get a 2% discount, because the merchant would have had to pay the credit card companies 3.5% + $0.15 if i paid by a visa/master/amex. They passed part of the cost savings to me.

Constant_Smile_

WW3 is starting, lol. I love Bitcoin as well, but don't be delusional. BTC could drop 50% from here and I wouldn't lose a wink of sleep.

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arcrenciel

Topped up a gacha game i was playing. With USDC on Arbitrum. They accept USDC, USDT, PYUSD (that's paypal's stablecoin), BTC and ETH.

Substantial_Shop_171

I quit caring about the nonsense a long (relatively speaking) time ago. I mine and DCA, keep an eye on things (Cointelegraph mainly), but no Twitter, YT, etc. Getting the  daily email from a few subs is about the closest to BTC socials as I get. The rest is noise I don't need. HODL and stack. And just for context,  I'm about 3/4 in BTC and 1/4 stocks, not including my mining equipment or 401k (which isn't all that much, only recently got a job with one).

Ok-Vegetable-8900

I get the idea, but this is basically a “lottery basket”. Spreading $600 across that many alts won’t give you much edge,it just increases randomness. And 10x usually doesn’t come from holding a bit of everything. Beginners usually do better with: fewer coins (2–4 max) ,heavier weight on BTC/ETH and small % for high-risk bets Also, don’t assume ATH = guaranteed. Most alts never go back. If you want upside, keep a small “risk bucket” instead of making the whole portfolio high risk. Tools like playtank.xyz can help track narratives/sentiment, but allocation matters way more here.

pubic_discourse

Wrong. I’m in California, have 2/3 of the sticker price of the house we would need in BTC. But that 2/3 if liquidated gets capital gains and then the remainder is so much money that I can’t qualify for the mortgage with my 300k income. It’s a nightmare

destinationexmo

They value BTC at 40% of market rate. So wouldn't that make your 1m example only 400k to spend on a house?

destinationexmo

No they don't value it higher than the market rate, it says BTC at 40% the market rate and USDC at 80%. But the entire point is to NOT sell your crypto so you can hold on to it long term, not trigger capital gains, and get it back when the loan is paid off.

Legitimate_Cry_5194

My opinion: BTC=High risk high reward exotic digital asset, great ROI track record especially if you time it right, primary use case is to beat inflation and protect from currency debasement. Any additional ROI is a plus. Think of it like coca cola stocks. ETH=Very high risk very high reward exotic digital asset, strong security, good ROI potential IF you time it right, with a primary use case being the backbone that stablecoins are using to get issued and secured on. Think of it like stocks tied to AI. Everything else=Extremely high risk high reward gambling tokens, extremely manipulated by large holders with no use case whatsoever. If you time them right you can make a lot of money, if you don't you lose the biggest percentage of the capital invested. The longer you are into them the closer your chances get to 100% that you'll lose part of or all your capital. Think of it like pennie stocks of companies that you don't have any clue about.

Legitimate_Cry_5194

My opinion: BTC= High risk high reward exotic digital asset, great ROI track record especially if you time it right, primary use case is to beat inflation and protect from currency debasement. Any additional ROI is a plus. ETH=Very high risk very high reward exotic digital asset, strong security, good ROI potential IF you time it right, with a primary use case being the backbone that stablecoins are using to get issued and secured on. Everything else=Extremely high risk high reward gambling tokens, extremely manipulated by large holders with no use case whatsoever. If you time them right you can make a lot of money, if you don't you lose the biggest percentage of the capital invested. The longer you are into them the closer your chances get to 100% that you'll lose part of or all your capital.

CipherScarlatti

BTC at 68 -interesting.

oceanpepper92

Your allocation makes sense if you're aiming for higher upside, just keep in mind those smaller caps cam be much more volatile and can drop just as fast as they rise. It might help to think in terms of balancing risk instead of focusing only on potential returns, especially since timing the market is very difficult. What worked for me was splitting funds into higher-risk plays and more stable allocations like BTC or ETH, so not everything depends on speculative moves. I also set rough limits on how much I put into each coin so one position doesn't dominate my portfolio if it moves sharply. Sometimes I keep a portion in Nexo or similar so not everything is exposed to market swings or constant price changes. That way you still have upside, but you're not relying entirely on volatile positions and you have a bit more stability in your overall portfolio.

Previous_Blueberry_5

Bitbox02nova BTC only edition is great for long term storage, trezor safe 5 and 7 gets great reviews as well and so does the jade plus

BeautifulAuthor9167

That heavy feeling is real. BTC is near ATHs, but the market feels like it’s dragging lead. One bad macro headline could trigger a wipeout.

xaviemb

Worth noting... in the last 12 hours only 14.39 BTC held longer than 8 years has been moved (sold, relocated, traded, consolidated). That's about the lowest activity I've ever seen from the 2018 and older crowd.

gianfc2001

why do people keep asking this? unless someone is willing to sell it to you p2p you are shit out of luck, my dude anything that is BTC related is pretty much regulated at this point, it's not 2011 anymore

CarrotLevel99

This is the real end goal. Owning 1 BTC worth 10 million and 10% dividend.

ikari_warriors

Not to mention the cost of mining if energy prices go up higher and stay there for long, all while BTC continues underperforming.

YogurtCloset3335

They're trading the stolen BTC for XMR

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CharlieMongrel

This. If oil prices stay elevated or go higher, there are some emerging economies such as Sri Lanka that could default on sovereign debt. The banks holding their notes will have huge writedowns, and then we'll see what contagion kicks in. BTC could drop drastically and you're screwed even if it's a short dip. None of this is under your control, and while everyone else is backing up the truck on BTC you've lost your apartment.

Sailsand77

For what? Just because someone has a different opinion then you, doesn't mean you call them out for it. Just because YOU believe in BTC, doesn't mean everyone should have to invest in it.

AutisticGayBear69

This is an interesting gamble if you already own the BTC. There’s no margin call if the price of BTC dumps.

DwightsShirtGuy

Daily buy ftw. I like getting a little notification every morning that I bought BTC.

SoloSingedOnly

When have munny, buy BTC. No munny no BTC