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too-many-things-todo

I stack $20 a day and that will never stop. I also automatically transfer $140 per week that stays in cash and when Bitcoin drops significantly, I use that cash to buy more. While it sits, I earn BTC interest through river

FnAardvark

So there's exactly zero added risk to owning MSTR compared to BTC? Is that your point? I never said that MSTR was going to fail, and to be honest I hope it doesn't. Now go back to what I wrote, and figure out what the point was.

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CryptoAd007

Bridge + DEX = Possible - BTC > wBTC (through Bridge) - wBTC > ETH (through DEX)

snek-jazz

> That means if there's a prolonged bear market, or even just a black swan event at the time, he will be forced to sell BTC. Or refinance the loan, or repay it with funds raised from equity issuance.

Nomadictionnn

Looking at the 3M-1M timeframe, BTC hasn’t even entered a bear cycle yet. If we focus strictly on technical analysis, everything will be fine and a bull cycle awaits us. From a crowd psychology perspective, however, we won’t make any moves until there is complete “disbelief.” I’ve identified a few price levels I’m interested in seeing, but I’m still using a DCA strategy between them.

zenethics

Yes, that's the point. Like BTC can hit $1M and gold is 100k and a loaf of bread is $350 and the Dow Jones is at $3M. Unlikely, but completely possible. If you told people who were buying a soda for a nickel that it would cost $3 some day they might assume a complete collapse of society. But, no, just inflation doing inflation things.

Leading_Purchase_57

Good question BTC to ETH directly is tricky since they're different chains. Curious what others are using for this.

jup1t3rr

It will follow BTC like the rest, we just don't know if mr.worldwide wants the bullrun yet XD

jup1t3rr

XD i wonder why. Doge is not dead, it will follow BTC like the rest, we just don't know if mr.worldwide wants the bullrun yet XD

whyyoutouzhelele

The truth is we cannot truly control our wallet. Say if you buy BTC on coinbase, then your name is associated to your account and it is subject to regulations 

0xParcel

The real risk most people miss is not the unrealized loss - its the dilution math. Strategy has been issuing ATM equity and convertible notes to fund BTC purchases, meaning MSTR shareholders are paying a premium over NAV to access BTC they could just hold directly. When the premium collapses (and historically these premiums revert hard), the equity underperforms BTC even if BTC recovers. Saylors wait thesis is fine for BTC holders. Its a different calculation for MSTR stockholders who bought at 2-3x NAV.

nationalist77783

Because 99% of everything apart from BTC is a scam, very sad

ODD_Old_Dirty_Degen

Where does the premise of BTC at 1M by end 2026 come from? Its kinda stupid... I believe in BTC but 1M by EoY is just moonboy talk.

cedarrapidsiaus

Exactly. If hyperinflation occurs (or just high inflation) BTC may be the best place to be. Maybe not depending on the circumstances, but certainly has a way better chance at maintaining/gaining value in comparison to fiat!

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EarningsPal

If BTC goes up 100% these ultra wealthy people will never sell it. They will just take 5% interest loans or even cheaper rates and use the BTC as collateral. They already do this with other assets. It’s even easier with crypto if you want retail rates. For the ultra cheap rates you just have to be rich.

rajuncajun187

The halving is due March/April 2028 then BTC dominance 6-8 months afterwards. We didn’t even have an alt season, just a wacky privacy coin narrative…so I think you’re good sticking with the king of crypto’s LOL

No_Tutor7069

Exactly the time frame I’m waiting for. Building cash ready to deploy for that time and doing 5 dollars a day into BTC in the meantime

BakedGoods

yeah that's not true. the most recent raise (Mar 9th), if you remove the BTC STRC bought (5,315 BTC), the BTC per share still went up from 195,771 to 195,834. yes the gain is small (0.032% vs. 0.757% when including the STRC BTC) but it did not reduce the BTC per share, it marginally increased it. that's not to say every weekly buy will be accretive, yes some have reduced the btc per yield (ie. March 2nd, and Feb 2nd buys) but year-to-date BTC yield is positive at 1.2%--and that's the only performance metric that matters. as long as they can keep BTC yield positive over, say, a 12-month period the stock is fine.

Secret-Abrocoma4804

Naturally anything limited always becomes scarce. BTC will be 1 million in less then 10yrs!

OutlandishnessLimp25

More adoption is happening and supply is fixed. We’ve only had one real year of institutional participation. I personally don’t think Blackrock and similar companies are suddenly done buying, I think more will participate and again, supply is fixed. I don’t think the US dollar will become worth more over time, but it will continue to be worth less over time (continue to print new dollars). Every generation has the same conversation: “back when I was a kid, a McDonald’s Big Mac meal was $X, now it’s $Y (Y > X). (Dollar continue to lose value) https://ibb.co/sV1sLSV To me, all signs point to BTC will be worth more not less in the future.

ingolius

No, right time was when BTC was under 1$...

bbatardo

Not really. BTC has shown it can't get over the resistance around 75k. Until it does they won't blink an eye.

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Impossible_Tax_1532

Bitcoin is structured truth . It’s written in balance with natural order and the Nash equilibrium . It’s a closed system and mirrors reality based assets like real estate and gold and silver in that is takes actual value to create … actual labor , energy , money , time , machines to mind BTC just as it does gold and silver and to care for or develop real estate . Closed systems always dominate open systems over time , it’s why every fiat currency has failed over time and reality based assets hang tough no matter what . That voice in your head , if it’s anything like most I know is fear factory or gibberish , and scared money makes no money … it’s a glorious , chaotic , bumpy ride … but the fate of bitcoin like Real estate , metals , etc is already locked in … most people are too deep into their brain and can’t fathom how something their brain can’t compare or measure into something else can be so powerful , but a brain attacks truth and change , as intellect is stuck in loops framed by naive set theory … frankly , if all holders of bitcoin could calm down and nobody sell any , the price would skyrocket , but people are not terribly wise in the modern world

Few-Temperature7219

BTC is a hold if you are thinking long term. Just drip and put what you don’t mind losing or not having access too. Like max out an IRA type shit

senator_chill

I agree with what he's say... Funny enough through if you watch the whole video, About 5min later he changes his stance and says he would actually take the real estate right now, he said specifically because Trump has put new laws in place to favor real estate investors. Other wise it was the BTC for reasons he mentioned

TheresNoSecondBest

Easy. All you need is 6.15 BTC.

watch-nerd

Demand for BTC isn't.

Cptn_BenjaminWillard

So what should BTC and ETH (etc) be categorized as, a commodity or a security?

PhysInstrumentalist

In all honesty, BTC is my favorite asset to buy rn with the war going on, support is strong. However, you should look into a brokerage and start investing in the sp500 once this blows over; diversification is important

Guarado

Im sure its been said but with that amount just put it in BTC and forget the rest. If you had more capital you could look into the ETH validator node route to earn a yield but that would require at least $50k im pretty sure

OkFarmer3779

The oil scenario is interesting but crypto doesn't behave like gold in a liquidity crunch, at least not immediately. In 2020 and 2022 it sold off with everything else first. Where it gets interesting is the recovery phase, when people realize they want assets outside the traditional banking rails. BTC and maybe ETH are the only ones with enough liquidity to matter in that scenario.

No_Presentation1242

By the time BTC hits 1m most of the coins that exist now won’t

Nice-Can-1581

Thank you for your purchase, thanks to you I was able to get more BTC for same amount of USD!

Unusual-Ability-2208

The best possible answer! Sit back relax and educate yourself first. BTC is a whole different psychology/mindset. It’s test for many 😊

jgarcya

Bc everyone that's been in the game knows.... For one year after BTC hits it's all time high.... The price declines. So we are about halfway through that year period since ath... So expect at least 6 more months of shorts. Every move up in this period for BTC... Is a false move.

amirdc

True, altcoins took a big hit. BTC seems safe, and only the projects with real fundamentals will survive this phase.

Nice-Can-1581

That is very probable option. However, as historyj proven many times, the "bubbles" can go to insane lvls before collapsing. It may be now, it may go 500k before it does. Also, BTC last 110k -123 gain was entirely a short squeeze. Yeah, longs chain delevarewando is much more impactful, but BTC somehow got price like it and I guess it's a lot thanks to shorts liquidity.

amirdc

Totally, geopolitical risk usually triggers short-term sell-offs. March 2020 was a global lockdown crash, so this might just be volatility first before markets find a new level. BTC tends to follow risk-on/risk-off moves anyway.

Sufficient-Award6291

War is the only reason why people are buying bitcoins. Look at iran currency. Reduced to almost nothing. If you buy 1 BTC, the rate is 3500% dif. USD is only 3000%. And why even buy USD? They evil as shyt.

Satishgmr2010

If You are BTC MAXI, You are fine If you are into altcoins, I’m afraid to say that things are not looking good for the future. Many good projects are running low on funds, and a lot of developers have moved to AI. Pump. fun and Trump’s meme tokens did huge damage to the crypto industry in 2024. I don’t know whether we will see a bull run this year or not, but I can say that many projects are going to die from here on. Only a Fraction of Tokens are going to there like Bt

OldHamburger7923

He will still be in denial. He will say it's a scam and give up. Just like my coworker who sold his last BTC at $50 because it was in a bubble. He now says it's a scam and would never touch it.

ninety6days

The price of BTC is in USD. Every price is the relationship between two values. Economics is fun.

Hfksnfgitndskfjridnf

It’s already over. Saylor is the egg man. BTC would be sub 10k without MSTRs buying. Which means that’s where it will inevitably end up. Saylor buying so much only delays how long it takes, it doesn’t prevent it, nor does it cause it.

Hfksnfgitndskfjridnf

You do know their stock is trading at a discount to their Bitcoin holdings now, not a premium right? Everytime MSTR issues common stock to buy Bitcoin now it decreases BTC per share. It’s only when they issue preferred stock do they gain BTC per share at this point.

No-Intention7902

hey, love the energy but just be careful about thinking of btc as a “free” 2x. Everyone wants it to go up but it never moves in a straight line, and even the big buyers take crazy risk sometimes. If you’ve got convictions in bitcoin, putting savings in is cool but maybe have a plan for what to do if it dips 20-40% for a while. I’ve been doin a kind of DCA that tweaks how much i buy depending on market risk (look into stuff like AΙphaSquared it’s actually pretty chill for long term folks).. Don’t feel rushed,BTC’s gonna be here when you’re 25 too.

NeuralFantasy

As a long time investor I think diversification is one of the most important things one should understand in investing. Ie. don't put all your money in a single asset. Diversify, don't just buy BTC, also invest in stocks, in diversified passive ETFs. Then you can reduce the risk of picking the wrong horse.

Economy-Zucchini-596

DCA is the enemy of price volatility. If you want to have a good night's rest and not experience the uncertainty of BTC's price dips and rise , I'd choose DCA..

Economy-Zucchini-596

You're putting all your savings into mostly BTC? If you say you are doing DCA (dollar-cost-averaging), don't just buy BTC in one go. You have to do it in increments - over a period of several days, weeks, or months to absorb the negative effects of price volatility BTC will experience over a period of time. But, I guess you already know this..

BildoBaggings

It's a long-term investment right now. Don't expect the 2x to come in 2026, though. I also invest like 50% of my paycheck in BTC, but I am expecting to hold it for a few years. Make sure not to sell and accumulate as much as possible

infernal_celery

Respectfully disagree. If you pay in BTC then top your BTC up in fiat, your loss is negligible in the big scheme but you’re contributing to adoption. Tattoo guy likewise has bills to pay in fiat, so if they keep the sats then great but if they cash out then at least they’re aiding liquidity. The volatility minute to minute on small transactions like this is pretty insignificant. Over five years? Sure, you’re spot on, but over a week? Not generally a big deal.

Character-Resist-961

Good luck with your journey. >Its basically a free 1.5-2x That's not the right mindset. Your goal should be more into accumulating more BTC.

Original_Author_3939

She got a ruck sack on and everything. BTC skrongggggg.

FriendsMade_MeDoIt

That Aave angle definitely makes it more interesting. In my friend group the main hesitation with anything BTC in DeFi has always been who actually accepts it as collateral. If a big lending market plugs into it from the start, that at least solves part of that problem. I could see some of my friends trying it just to borrow against BTC instead of selling during a run. But the crowd I know that holds BTC long term is also super paranoid about risk. So even with Ledger support they’ll probably wait and see how it works in the wild for a while before touching it.

Bad-practice

The 1 BTC by 2036 goal is cool. Having a target like that makes stacking more fun and gives you something to work toward. Personally I don’t really see it as a finish line though. It’s more the hope of eventually reaching 1 BTC in Bitcoin at some point. But if you ever get there, why would you stop? If you believe Bitcoin is the best form of money available, the mindset usually shifts from “hit the goal and quit” to simply keep accumulating what you can over time. The 1 BTC milestone is meaningful because of the fixed supply, but it doesn’t really have to be the endpoint.

ReliantToker

THE "20 MILLION" PSYCHOLOGY AND THE $71K PIVOT ​While Sunday trading is often characterized by low-volume "noise," Bitcoin is pushing above $71,500. The market is currently digesting one of the most significant psychological milestones in the history of the protocol: the mining of the 20 millionth Bitcoin, which occurred earlier this week. ​With 95.2% of the total supply now in circulation, we have officially entered the "final million" era. For the first time, global investors are waking up to the reality of an asset where the remaining supply must be trickled out over the next 114 years. This scarcity isn't just a meme anymore, it’s a mathematical constraint that is driving the current "Exchange Drain." On-chain data from this weekend confirms that exchange reserves have hit an all-time low, with available supply sitting below 2.7 million BTC—down nearly a million units since 2023. ​Despite the Fear & Greed Index still lingering in "Fear" at 28, the price action tells a more bullish story. We've recovered over 13% from the month’s lows, supported by a massive $1.5 billion net inflow into spot ETFs so far in March. The "retail fear" is effectively acting as a smoke screen for "institutional accumulation." While the world waits for a $60k retest that may never come, the largest entities in finance are quietly removing the last liquid coins from the board.

thethoughtstream

What? Since when did USD inflation track the price of BTC?

stoplossftw

> halt dividend (which accumulated) and interest well, unlike dividends, halting interest is not an option if they default, it will lead to bankruptcy equity goes to zero and bondholder need dollars payment so have to liquidate the BTC position some might consider that's a good oppertunity to buy BTC for hodl

Elendron

BTC had its longest daily streak of ETF inflows last week (five) since October last year. Actually pretty fckin sick.

Cointuitive

History shows you that betting on BTC falling meaningfully below its 200WMA is a very risky bet - regardless of sentiment and expectations.

Educational-Truth942

the right time to buy BTC was yesterday.

UpbeatFix7299

BTC will be worth over 2/3 of the entire US gdp? Delusional.

Aazimoxx

You aren't 'in the red' unless you sell low. 🤷 They didn't lose any BTC.

LostMyWasps

Idk, I just throw 20-25 bucks a week. Not much, but its what I can spare. I dont think I will ever reach 1 full BTC, But whatever I get if it goes up and surpasses my investments, is good.

robbyg007

Obviously this isn’t financial advice, just sharing what I did. About 5 years ago I took out a $200k loan against one of my investment properties and lump-summed into BTC instead of slowly DCA’ing every week. It felt like a bit of a gamble at the time, but it ended up working out — the loan’s been paid off and I’m still holding the BTC. Sometimes conviction beats overthinking.

Stats_DontCare0

Yeah around 23:00 UTC you’re basically getting the Asia session coming online, mainly Tokyo and then other Asian markets picking up. Volume often comes back a bit after the quieter period following the US close, so you’ll see some moves start there. The catch is liquidity can still be thinner than during US hours, so price can move faster on smaller orders. That’s why people talk about fakeouts around that window, a push can look strong but reverse once bigger liquidity shows up later. Leaving a position open overnight isn’t crazy if you’re using a stop, but just remember spreads, volatility, and sudden moves can still hit stops while you’re asleep. If you’re new, smaller position sizes help a lot with the stress. Are you mostly trading BTC spot or using leverage?

BitRod

Following this plan in previous cycles has you starting to buy BTC after -75% down in 2019 and -69% in in 2022 and now Bitcoin is currently down -43% and all I have to do is wait for the month to close light red and I start buying everyday for 3 months. Explain to me how that is not a big win? I already know you're going to start using it in the future, you're welcome for showing it to you.

fan_of_hakiksexydays

I noticed everytime there's a lot of people on here who start saying stuff like "$50K next", BTC pumps more. Please, keep up the doom and gloom comments. At this pace, we might hit $80K in a couple weeks.

Permtacular

It's severe migranes. A BTC enthusiast doctor has offered to cure him at no charge.

watch-nerd

Did something happen? BTC is trading at the same price it was 5 weeks ago.

entityinvesting

I had the same thinking….like 12 years ago!!!!….pffft. This only reinforces just about everything associated with BTC. TO THE MOON 🌙!!

carl_z_22

Something I've not seen mentioned much is that amount of bitcoin can't be easily sold anywhere near the current market price - this includes trying to sell it OTC. They'd need to sell in small clips over a large period of time. The first news of Microstrategy needing to sell would crash the price further, so they'd only get a fraction of the current market value for their BTC if they were to decide to start selling.

Bluejumprabbit

The data makes sense if you think about who buys into a BlackRock ETF vs who buys spot BTC on an exchange. You're getting pension funds, wealth managers, and family offices with much longer time horizons than retail. Panic selling was always a retail phenomenon and that composition is shifting pretty meaningfully right now.

MtGloomy0420

Just wait… they are going to $uck shit up once $BTC hits $150K! ;)

LieutenantDaredevil

This is great work. It's crazy how misinformed these other comments are. If you were to pick 4 bags to hold between BTC, ETH, XRP, XLM, LINK, CC, QNT - which 4 are you holding?

Negative_Salt_4599

Buddy all crypto besides ETH an BTC are scams. ETH could be pushing it as well. No new ATH.. yes though meme coins have no utility all the upside of alts because alts are also worthless .

Crypto_tipper

I’m a fan of just buying on a schedule. I buy every week on the same day, and usually the same amount. It’s very zen once you get to the 3-4 year mark and BTC is just chugging along as you stack. The hardest time is the first bear market while you do it.

Savings-Bear-9418

It can go down lower,but it may not . Good for long turn investment BTC ,Sol and Pepe and Floki. Buy and hold even now seem to be good investment.

Awkward_Potential_

>It was extreme fear when BTC was 90k, guess what it dropped another 30%+ Doesn't that make sense though? I mean they were extremely afraid that it would drop further. And then it did.

mrbourgs

They’re actually both right and wrong. Bitcoin has more than one way to look at it. If you look at it as Buy —> go up —> cash out in fiat VS exchange fiat for BTC and use this as transactional tender instead VS use fiat entirely all the time, but use BTC as a secure instrument to store your fiat when X happens in the world/economy. All different. Plus, you can’t say BTC is same as Gold. Gold in it physical aspect is literally used everyday. It a commodity that we rely on for A LOT of common everyday things. Which in their argument, was completely avoided by one party and instead focused on the jewelry part. Lol

Onecryptopro

If I were starting with 10k I would keep it pretty simple. Probably something like: • 50–60% BTC • 20–30% ETH • the rest for a few strong altcoins And most importantly — don’t rush into random tokens because of hype. A lot of beginners lose money that way. What helped me a lot was using tools that analyze the market and also check contracts before interacting with them. I personally use an app called Noytrix — it shows market for spot trading and also has a risk / scam analysis before you touch a project. Still, nothing replaces doing your own research and DCA slowly into positions.

OutlandishnessLimp25

Best advice I can give is similar to a 401k plan, automating savings is key. “Paying yourself first” ensures you don’t slack off and get into a bad habit of “I’m going to skip this month and start back up next month” That said, one of the pitfalls I’ve seen over the years (I started buying BTC in 2017) is people actually over buy Bitcoin in the short run. What I mean by this, is they get excited during a dip and buy more than they can quite literally afford to part ways with their fiat currency. In the days, weeks, months to come, they find themselves needing that cash for one reason or another and then have to sell Bitcoin to get their hands on some cash. Inevitably, these sells tend to be at a loss. (Not always but it typically works out that way) The lens I’ve always looked through is truly buying with money I have a near 0% chance of needing in the next 5 years. Of course this amount is different for everyone. I may not need to touch $50,000 for 5+ years, whereas Elon Musk could EASILY sock away $50million and not have to touch it for 5+ years (or ever). For some, that amount may be $500 or $100, regardless what the amount is, try to buy and hold at an amount that is very unlikely you’ll need to dip into. Of course emergencies come up and life happens but this strategy has helped me avoid ever selling. I’ve literally only bought and added to my stack. It’s a great feeling and sure dips/corrections suck on one hand because the number on the screen goes down (the value) but if you have true conviction for bitcoin long term, it really becomes viewed as, “sweet! Bitcoin is on sale again, buying more!” Short of having true conviction, it can be scary. Best of luck and just remember, you’re already ahead of many who don’t have conviction, haven’t begun to study bitcoin. Use that momentum to keep going. Stack and HODL!

EquityValues

Plenty of compliance issues with owning BTC for many and this offers a vehicle to said exposure. You’re something of an idiot.

Rare_Rich6713

Yeah adoption is the big question, but one thing that makes this slightly more interesting is that it’s not starting from zero. The plan is for the vaults to plug directly into Aave V4, which is already one of the biggest lending markets in DeFi. The idea is that BTC locked in Babylon vaults stays on the Bitcoin chain, while Aave verifies that collateral through cryptographic proofs and lets users borrow stablecoins or other assets against it.

longonbtc

Which exchange is best for you depends on what country you are a resident of. I recommend buying bitcoin on [Strike](https://strike.me/), [River](https://river.com/), [Swan Bitcoin](https://www.swanbitcoin.com/), or [Cash App](https://cash.app/bitcoin) if these platforms serve residents of your country. [River](https://river.com/) and [Strike](https://strike.me/) are the best platforms to set up an automatic hourly, daily, weekly, or monthly recurring purchase schedule (automatic dollar cost averaging schedule). If you set up an automatic hourly, daily, weekly, or monthly recurring purchase schedule on River, then River stops charging you fees after the first week. https://river.com/zero-fee If you set up an automatic hourly or daily recurring purchase schedule on Strike, then Strike stops charging you fees after the first week. And if you set up an automatic weekly or monthly recurring purchase schedule on Strike, then Strike stops charging you fees after the first automatic purchase. https://strike.me/faq/how-do-i-set-up-a-recurring-purchase/ You should also be aware that exchanges get to choose how much they want to charge their customers for withdrawing bitcoin from their platform. This fee is referred to as a bitcoin withdrawal fee. Some exchanges choose not to charge a bitcoin withdrawal fee at all (meaning it's free to withdraw bitcoin). [Swan Bitcoin](https://www.swanbitcoin.com/) chooses not to charge a bitcoin withdrawal fee. [Strike](https://strike.me/) chooses not to charge a bitcoin withdrawal fee if you choose the slowest option. [Cash App](https://cash.app/bitcoin) chooses not to charge a bitcoin withdrawal fee if you withdraw 0.001 BTC or more and you choose the standard speed option. [River](https://river.com/) chooses to give their customers one free bitcoin withdrawal per month.

xarips

youre dumb as pig shit If BTC fails MSTR will too. If BTC succeeds so will MSTR. Its not hard

FnAardvark

Ok, I looked and I am talking to you. What of it? You haven't made a case that there is zero additional risk to holding MSTR instead of BTC. If you want to do that, then you absolutely should, but you shouldn't be attacking people just because they don't want to to take on that additional risk. You should probably go outside and take a little break from the internet. When you start insulting people over minor disagreements, it's probably a good time to put down your phone for a while.

AutisticGayBear69

It’s always a good day to buy BTC.

YOLOontheGO

Before 1m, maybe a 80-90% drop from peak? How do I know? I don’t. I just look at the chart for BTC since its inception. Btc did that quite more often than you’d expect.

FnAardvark

In December 2029 there is a batch of convertible bonds due. If MSTR isn't worth $672.40 at the time he will have to pay cash instead of shares. That means if there's a prolonged bear market, or even just a black swan event at the time, he will be forced to sell BTC. That could easily trigger a sell off of MSTR. There's scenarios that could happen which MSTR could never recover from. I can't really say the same for BTC. You seem to think MSTR is guaranteed, but it's added risk. I don't see why it's so crazy to you that people would prefer to hold BTC rather than MSTR. I'm not knocking you for buying MSTR, but why are you being such an aggressive asshole to people without even understanding that there's an additional risk?

Quintessential94Lid

Setting buy orders at 60k, 55k, 50k, 45k, 40k is basically saying 'I want bitcoin at a discount but also every discount below that.' Classic movee. At least you're honest about your own indecision. Just make sure that transfer clears before BTC decides the bottom was 3 days ago

Leather-Noise5775

BTC is digital gold, longer you hold; higher you earn

Ape-Rising1

River also recently closed my account without providing any reason and has not responded to my email/messages inquiring about receiving my BTC/cash on their platform.

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Quintessential94Lid

6,000+ BTC per week is basically Saylor waking up every Monday and casually buying more Bitcoin than most countries hold in reserve. At this point, Strategy's 'buy' button probably has its own dedicated server. The real question isn't whether the math works—it's whether Bitcoin's remaining supply can keep up with one man's conviction.

Nice-Can-1581

This indicator alone is shit. Also I suspect it was modified not long ago to fire false signal for fear. It was extreme fear when BTC was 90k, guess what it dropped another 30%+

csfrayer

"A national trust bank operating under OCC supervision does not need Congress to clarify whether digital assets are securities or commodities." This is - in every way and in no uncertain terms - false. Unless Congress passes new law it is only the SEC, subject to review by the judiciary, that enforces securities laws and de facto what is or is not a security. Further, there are already a bunch of trust-charter based crypto banks and most were formed specifically as custodians. Coinbase has the state-registered Coinbase Custody Trust Company - one of the largest custodians of institutional BTC. They have filed with the OCC for a national charter as well. Anchorage has been an OCC National Trust since 2021. Kraken has a SPDI which is a Wyoming equivalent. Bitgo and Fidelity have national OCC trust charters for custodying crypto. You can see all the OCC national charters here under "Trust Banks" : [https://www.occ.treas.gov/topics/charters-and-licensing/financial-institution-lists/index-financial-institution-lists.html](https://www.occ.treas.gov/topics/charters-and-licensing/financial-institution-lists/index-financial-institution-lists.html) The new charters provided under GENIUS are specifically for stablecoin issuers and have similar but different terms of regulation and supervision related to the charter - differentiating them from a trust charter. One reason is that classically, performing a payments function has required a traditional bank license (with some nuance re "money service businesses"). The stablecoin charter lets you run a payments business without the full suite of regulations applicable to a traditional bank. You may be right about the banking industry trying to build a moat (though it's just as true that crypto wants to do the same types of business with fewer regulations), but the logic you're using to get there is based on factual inaccuracies. Hope that's helpful.

Jealous-Reindeer-610

I'd Pay you in Satoshi BTC for mowing my lawns for me, I'm sure many other people would too if given the opportunity ,you could contract it out for a guaranteed gig once every 3 weeks & if you found a few others you'd do alright for yourself , the ones paying cash can pay for your gas & expenses