BTC

YellowstoneJohn

BTC “There is no second best”

Otherwise-4PM

If the market goes down BTC ETH SOL. If it goes up SOL ETH BTC. The thing is that nobody knows if it’s going up or down

d8_thc

Please, elaborate how a block that has been written to the largest chain can be overwritten. Stale blocks happen, they are never 'fully part' of the blockchain. They are part of _a chain_ for a limited amount of time, that is never solidified. You also clearly didn't even use this as an example on your attack on Saylor, you used the fact that the code can be updated. Why not? Because you know the bitcoin blockchain is immutable. BTC has it's problems. Immutability isn't one. Try once more.

nugymmer

Can't bear to part with. But when the bear hits, guess what? You are going to be saying you can't bear to watch your alt bags go to total shit because they are inherently worthless and many are VC-backed or controlled by entities (eg. developers who sell underneath you). Alts are for the most part just highly elaborate scams. It's only now that I'm actually starting to realise it. And why I am turning into a BTC maximalist. It's how BTC maxis are made. They realise just how fucking stupid it was to trust some "project" and that project kept chomping into their ass to a point where they ended up with a new asshole. Then they became BTC maxis because they got disillusioned with the bullshit that is the alt coin market in general. They somehow KNEW how fucked up everything was, and they decided to act on it. I'm in the process of doing precisely that. At first denial, then realisation, the lots and lots of fucking hard boiled anger, and then finally resolution and acceptance. Buy fucking Bitcoin and forget the rest.

VeryThicknLong

This is a BTC sub… and he’s clearly sorted for life.

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Post is by: hodorrny and the url/text [ ](https://goo.gl/GP6ppk)is: /r/CryptoMarkets/comments/1pav3z5/are_bitcoin_whales_actually_hesitating_right_now/ Recent analysis from Joao Wedson is showing something a bit uncomfortable – wallets holding between 100 and 1,000 BTC have pretty much stopped adding. That band usually lines up with funds, desks and more “professional” money. Historically when these guys stop pressing the buy button for a while it hasn’t been a great vibe for price later. The spooky part is it looks a lot like 2021. Back then the same wallet range cooled off on accumulation and a few months later we slid into a proper bear market. Not saying copy paste crash incoming but it’s one of those signals you don’t just ignore. But there’s a twist here. After that December nuke where institutions dumped around 79,000 BTC and we got hit with roughly a 15% correction, some of the bigger players actually started buying back in. Over the last 30 days or so they’ve scooped up something like 34,000 BTC again which means at least some whales think these levels are decent entry or reload zones. So on one side you’ve got those mid sized 100–1,000 BTC wallets acting cautious and on the other side you’ve got larger institutional guys quietly stacking the dip. The pause from the mid tier whales feels like weaker medium term demand but the bigger wallets stepping in should add some kind of floor underneath. The annoying part is retail is still basically asleep. Most of this is just big wallets and structured money slapping each other around so price action feels less like a classic cycle and more like a liquidity game. Are whales positioning for something big or just managing risk after a crazy run up hard to say for sure but these mixed signals are definitely worth keeping an eye on *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.*

Impressive_Tale5475

Check out BTC Sessions. You're welcome

nugymmer

Altcoin season and BTC going higher any time soon? LOL. Wish me luck as you wave me goodbye.

BodybuilderSalt9807

Not likely anytime soon sadly. The price of BTC needs to get to over 150 and solidly remain there with growth similar to the stock market. It’s the volatility that OG people love but the general public hates that keeps BTC on the sidelines

nugymmer

You don't put it anywhere unless you know what risks you are willing to take. And please don't buy VC-backed garbage, don't buy coins where developers hold large amounts of the supply, and don't buy memecoins. BTC is the only one I'd even consider at this point. None else.

nugymmer

It's crazy to think that prices are just going to keep going up, and coins where the developers hold large amounts of the coin and sell those coins are going to appreciate in price. Newsflash - they fucking won't and they fucking didn't. And prices won't keep going up. Most alts are utterly worthless garbage don't even waste your time with them - the sole purpose of those of them, even if you cannot truly believe it, is for the founders to get their hands on the real coin - Bitcoin. You understand this and you understand crypto. Period. Get out of fucking alt coins, and stick with BTC.

See_eye_yay

Was introduced to BTC when it was $200 each by a close friend who was heavily invested and continued to hold since it was in the pennies. I did not buy but made the committment to study it and watch it based on his advice. Finally bought when it was 2k, then 6k and then 9k. By the time, I had full conviction regarding the technology and more importantly the philosophy. Since then I have held through every violent, whiplash inducing swings and I have become completely immune to the price oscillations. At this point, it could drop to a dollar a coin, I still wouldn’t sell, because I am thoroughly convinced that at some point in my lifetime, each coin will be worth at least 1 million, which is my personal base case.

NHLBigFan

Josh seems entered twice unto BTC. First time at ATH in November 2021 and second time at ATH in October this year.

jthomas139

wow i did not even know they do BTC gift cards the bet the redeem fees are bad on it though

Street_Outside_7228

10+ yrs same fake FUD, wake up people. Tether owns BTC, mining and gold next to US treasuries.

TheGrasshopper92

It’s also a reasonable interpretation at this point given the current macro climate. BCH didn’t die, it is a “top crypto” and arguably truer to the OG Bitcoin whitepaper than BTC’s current protocols. The lightning network hasn’t worked as intended in full, wouldn’t surprise me if BCH pumps hard over the next 3-5 years.

Reasonable-Monitor67

If you didn’t buy BTC for $100 in 2010 you’d still have $100 today!

coinfeeds-bot

tldr; The crypto market is experiencing a cautious recovery in sentiment, as highlighted in a Bybit report. Bitcoin and Ethereum have rebounded to levels above $92,000 and $3,000, respectively, supported by improved global risk appetite and positive macroeconomic signals. Derivatives markets are stabilizing, with BTC and ETH perpetual swaps showing positive funding rates. Altcoins like Solana, Toncoin, and Cardano have also seen increased interest. Analysts note reduced fears of extreme downside, while macroeconomic trends, including a potential Fed rate cut, may further boost the market. *This summary is auto generated by a bot and not meant to replace reading the original article. As always, DYOR.

cohibababy

MSTR does not have to service debt until September 2027 when the first $1.05 billion is due. In theory it could survive a BTC price under $20k. At the moment the stock price is close to NAV but it may need to sell BTC for some cashflow. However, contrary to the speculation of numerous social media pundits it no longer has any loans on margin so it won't be igniting a death spiral selling BTC as the result of a margin call even if BTC goes down to their average buy price of around $74,000.

FrenchieChase

$9.7B is a tiny fraction of BTC’s market cap. Even if they all covered at once, it wouldn’t move the needle because $9.7B is less than 30% of its daily trading volume.

PlaxicoCN

BTC is too volatile. The price could change by thousands of dollars in the process of the offer, counter, inspections, escrow etc.

FupaFerb

No. BTC fluctuates too much to make signs like this.

Feeling_Protection18

0.1 BTC maybe

Hubley

Absolutely not. BTC is a store of value, not a currency, and it’s inherent properties ensure that’s how it will always be

EventualRoads

Sure, once all 21 million BTC are scooped up

Strict-Position7082

Yeah people forget that “no risk” is a marketing phrase. If your keys aren’t in your wallet, you’re taking counterparty risk by default. BTC staking APYs are usually so low that the risk/reward rarely justifies locking anything meaningful

VariatCA

Only the unreasonable and the degenerately-impatient dismissed the fact that at a multi-trillion valuation, the asset was finally maturing enough on a global scale such that expecting it to "moonshot" is exceptionally unlikely. Shifting to compare it to other large wide-spread assets in its general valuation ballpark is a natural step, and it's growth over just the last 5 years is aligned with assets such as the Mag7 and Gold. You aren't going to get 10x, 25x, 100x gains from Bitcoin in the sort of time periods that BTC enjoyed in the infancy of its adoption. This is primarily why so many crypto-gamblers seek out garbage altcoins and memecoins, hoping to chase gains that BTC has matured beyond. >Dcaing into an asset that hasn't even achieved a 2x in 4 years is just pointless. This kind of hindsight-analysis is hilarious too, because not only if you *had* been DCA'ing since 2021 you would have seen a +133% return compared to today's price for BTC, but also trying to perfectly time the market. Those refusing to buy in April while they "wait for the dump to 40k any moment now" missed out on upwards of +50% BTC / +200% ETH appreciation in under 6 months. Even for something like Gold, it only reached your metric for "worth DCA'ing into at all" within the last two months. For the first three of the previous 5 years it was basically *completely flat*, and yet DCA'ing into a long-term store of value pays dividends of growth in the long run.

Shibinator

There's only two reasons (some) people dislike hard forks. 1. They've been indoctrinated with cult nonsense that BTC is "immutable digital gold", which is completely fake propaganda. and/or 2. They conflate a hard-fork with a chain split (like BTC and BCH), which are separate but related concepts. You can have a chain split with or without a hard fork, and even a soft fork can theoretically create a chain split. People oppose hard forks, when really what they want to oppose is chain splits - which besides being a cryptocurrency's final defence for self-sovereignty against a hijacking - are otherwise a generally negative experience, especially for the side that loses the branding.

Street_Outside_7228

It’s a lie. BTC upgrades when it needs to, not to chase trends.

Easik

You are really just confirming my suspicion that you don't understand BTC. Consensus is the answer to everything here. If the market doesn't think its valuable, it won't be. If the market wants there to be only 21m BTC, then there will be only 21m BTC. It's pretty simple.

Suspicious-Holiday42

Bought some more BTC, this month is going to be amazing

Vipu2

Yes because BTC didnt exist before Saylor

Old_Profit_3169

Crypto reddit getting as mean and toxic as X. Dont listen to pipe dreams and dont listen to knowitall trolls. Neither are right. BTC is not a get rich quick loto and not a scam. Just DCA wisely and build a portfolio. Ive done well by holding cold storage, ignoring the trolls and that the trumpfamilyswamp got involved. I also am slowly building an IRA, my wife has some real estate and some btc,ira,s&p. Could we fail, sure. You have to try something. Trolls offer no solutions. They just mock. Im not traditionally diversified but have a much better safety net than just a savings account. I feel like trying to “get rich” is asking for mistakes. I try to sell a little to have cash to stack more if dips come and stay away from junk like memes and gambling. Get smarter on youtube and stay away from forums and big promises. People can suck on the interwebs

Slight_Tiger2914

Seriously... BTC had way too many lows... It had more lows than it had highs.  The highs don't last long enough  and I only feel like the highs are where they are because of time. Nothing else.

coinfeeds-bot

tldr; Tether CEO Paolo Ardoino criticized S&P Global for downgrading USDt's dollar-peg rating to 'weak,' arguing the agency overlooked Tether's assets and revenues. Ardoino highlighted Tether's Q3 2025 attestation report, showing $215 billion in assets and $184.5 billion in liabilities, along with $500 million in monthly profits from US Treasury yields. Analysts debated Tether's financial strategies, including investments in gold and BTC, with some defending its strong collateralization and profitability compared to traditional banks. *This summary is auto generated by a bot and not meant to replace reading the original article. As always, DYOR.

Right-Avocado3870

Not understanding why MSTR drops at a higher percentage than BTC is a clue that you shouldn't be investing.

RonMexico16

I’m not sure where BTC will go. Generally up? Seems like volatility will be a hallmark. That doesn’t seem like a good fit for a debt heavy business that relies on its debt burden to always rise with the underlying asset it buys. I keep thinking back to past financial crises. We don’t know when and how the next one will come, but they always do. There will be an uncontrolled run on the “bank” at some point for BTC and there’s no FDIC or circuit breaker by design. A big event like that will wipe out MSTR very quickly. It’s not a matter of if, it’s when.

beachandbyte

Except it’s not really leveraged BTC (for the share holder) you are usually getting the opposite where $1 of MSTR gives you LESS exposure to BTC vs just buying $1 of spot BTC.

DistiIIer

I think holding Bitcoin longterm has made me a better investor with conventional assets as well. My time horizons are long, I've had my Bitcoin value drop by %50 and bounce back several times. It makes me virtually immune to my market ETFs going down by %5. People freak out, I just stick to the plan and buy steadily. Same with BTC.

RonMexico16

I know the SEC now disagrees with me, but I think using mark to market accounting and classifying BTC growth as net income is very adjacent to what you described. Those gains shouldn’t be earnings until the asset is sold.

Spenceful

Fair point some Ponzi schemes do hold assets. The issue isn’t whether assets exist, it’s how the operation functions. Ponzis fake returns and rely on new investor money to pay old investors. Strategy is a public company with audited financials, fully disclosed BTC holdings, and long-dated unsecured debt that doesn’t require new buyers to stay afloat. You can say the approach is risky or very Bitcoin-heavy, but the mechanics aren’t Ponzi-like, it’s just a transparent, leveraged BTC strategy.

Parcon1702

After I lost $100,000 trading memecoins and learned about Murad's memecoin thesis, I decided to hold for several years. When I saw what a few thousand dollars could become if you held BTC for over 10 years, I was determined to hold the right coins for years, regardless of the price development. Joined Murad's top pick SPX6900 and made a x100 in 2024 and still haven't sold a coin but do DCA daily.

2shyofa3sum

Acquired as much BTC as possible because the value has a habit of increasing. Selling as needed to fund retirement.

Boeington

It depends where you bought. If you bought at the beginning of 2023 you can hold. BTC drops by -87%, then -84%, -75% I guess next drop could be between -70%/-65% from 126k$. If cycle is still the same, the drop should finish in 44 weeks now

loc710

Hard to figure that out because the block size is still above 1 BTC. One block is 3.25 BTC with an average of 266,000 kilowatts/h for a solo miner

Sensitive_Contract_3

Buy $5 worth of BTC on every correction and sell it for a 2x or 3x gain. Easy money

AskMaster7336

Yes. The more BTC gains popularity and favor among people, the more regretful one becomes—especially if they sold it at an extremely low price.

Snoo77104

Did you settle to USD or BTC? How much extra do you have in your pocket because you accepted bitcoin instead of card?

jgarcya

Buying the cycle means... The cycle goes up three years and down one. We are currently in year three of the cycle, the last month.... Aka the bull run... Where a new all time high is created in year three. Year four BTC loses 70-80% from it's all time high of the cycle... So from 125,000. In the four year cycle you measure it from low to low. Buying the four year cycle means... You buy as much as you can in years one and two of the cycle.... The accumulation years. Year three you ride the gains... If you want to sell you do so near the last quarter of the year.. this maximizes gains. Year four you sit out... Watching it fall 70-80%. Year 1.. hopefully you saved money by not buying year three and four... And take any gains and buy as much as you can...lump sum always beats DCA. By buying the cycle like this... You get the cheapest BTC of the cycle... In the past it has not gone lower than the low of the cycle. Follow Bob Loukas ... The four year journey on YouTube... He turned 100,000 into 1.3 million plus 27btc.

devCheckingIn

Really the error was believing that the 4-year cycle could be used as a predictive strategy. A lot of people still haven't learned this yet, so they're going to get burned in the future also. And BTC maxis haven't learned the lessons yet either.

RonMexico16

His big innovation is giving people a way to buy leveraged BTC instead of taking out a HELOC and doing it on your own balance sheet. It’s an actively managed, leveraged BTC ETF more than it is a sustainable company.

Arijan101

BTC is a bit of an exception in the crypto market, but past performance does not guarantee future returns, especially now when BTC is clearly reaching its price limit and is providing ever diminishing returns (it didn't even double from its previous cycle peak of $69k). DCA-ing into BTC near it's ATH and also everything over or close to $100k is a bad idea.

GharDK

I bought 2,63 BTC in 2017 that eventually ended up on FTX for "long term storage" - learnt my lesson like the stupid bitch I was for making that decision.

thats_so_kiwi

What makes you think that? Anyone who has held bitcoin for more than a year has done phenomenally well. If someone is the type to buy in an upswing and then sell when it starts dropping, they shouldn't be investing at all - not in BTC, not in ETFs, stocks, or anything. Investing is not a get rich quick scheme.

RonMexico16

A new product? If you think they’re focusing any energy on their loss producing software biz, you’re crazy. BTC isn’t a product. It’s a holding.

amayle1

We are honestly in a weird time where interest rates are going down, so you want to find a good place to invest your money. But every asset from gold to stocks to BTC is still pretty expensive and it’s a tough ask to invest when you can get hammered by a trump tweet. I honestly don’t know where to put my money right now.

NonVideBunt

Not yet.. Micro, Blackrock, and other whales will have majority ownership of BTC. Then what? No different.

itshifive

I'd bet even more would be wiped out of BTC claimed $200K too 🤯 /s

Qowudyeibflsla

BTC sneeze. Alts bleed.

Elean0rZ

No doubt BTC is risky and speculative, and its price is substantially inflated by that. I'm certainly not going to argue it's definitely a good investment. At the same time it's odd to say it has ZERO utility and ZERO intrinsic value. Or perhaps that misses the point, because it puts the focus on intrinsic value as if that's the threshold for being valuable at all. What is intrinsic value? Does gold have intrinsic value? Does fiat currency? The value of any financial entity ultimately lies in the degree to which we're confident it will do what it says it will. For real-world economies and currencies, that relates to the underlying regulatory/political/military structures that back and secure them. Remove those, and the pieces of paper are worth essentially nothing. For gold it relates first to its shininess, later and more significantly to its scarcity, and much more recently to certain practical use-cases in tech, dentistry, etc. Discover the motherlode, mine an asteroid, or develop a superior material for tech applications, and gold's value will plummet. In BTC's case, it's the most reliable *decentralized* means we currently have to *securely* and *trustlessly* send *provably scarce* units of digital value around the planet from user to user, and that's thanks to the very real network infrastructure that secures its ledger. To put it another way, we can be highly confident--relatively more confident than with other similar decentralized trustless networks--that when we send units of digital value around on the BTC network, they will go where they were directed and be there when we come back for them later. Whether that's worth $100K/BTC is very much open to debate, but it's not worth nothing. It's used and provides non-zero utility, and therefore non-zero value, to its users every day. BTC is backed by something real--its physical network and its ledger--and it provides something real--its reliable, actually-used function as a means of moving digital value around. In that sense you can argue it has intrinsic value as much as you can argue the same for e.g. fiat. But more generally, intrinsic value simply isn't the only kind of value that's, well, valuable. BTC doesn't need other features to be useful. You don't need to be able to eat it or make jewelry with it. It's a digital asset, reliably proving digital scarcity, and securely moving units of digital value across borders. That's it, and you can argue it isn't "enough", but it's definitely something.

Ambityp

So Im a troll for pointing out that this is a low effort AIslop post? You are the real troll Mr 187 BTC🤣🤣🤣 Making up stories for strangers on internet. You are sad.

WrathofTitus

If I were those guys, I would put an SL if I had a short on BTC.

2shyofa3sum

This might be the funniest post I've read in a long time, and it's clear who I'm arguing with. He has exactly the same amount of BTC/sats. You are not a smart boy if you don't grasp this, and I tire of trying to explain it to you.

Mediocre-Exchange-86

ADA, XRP, ETH, MOG, and of course BTC. But regardless everything is down right now so its a perfect time to buy. Most people are trying to cost average right now becausethey bought in at a higherprice than it is currently. If you just stepped in right now and bought a few thousand from a couple different coins like the ones I mentioned you would be in a great position.

MrMogz

That's why prison was the best option for early BTC buyers, "forced HODL" for the win lol.

Mazoku-chan

He does have less BTC. If one day BTC purchasing power drops to half and he holded 1 BTC, he is now the owner of 1 BTC or 0.5 BTC valued at the previous day. He lost 0.5 BTC when the purchasing power droped. You might not like it, but that is how it works. Not even needing to involve a currency other than bitcoin and its fluctiations here. Get REKTD

2shyofa3sum

Except he doesn't have less BTC, he has the same amount of BTC. His BTC is worth less, but that doesn't mean he has less BTC. But he didn't lose any money because he never had it to begin with, because he never realized any profit. I can tell you have never filed a tax return. Nothing is more funny than a Reddit noob repeatedly saying "owned" when they don't even know what point they are making 🤦

SmiteSpam

Im sure more in longs will be wiped out if BTC hits 80k

Glass-Lifeguard1919

This is simply my opinion, and no professional... I think the reason we didnt see an alt season is because of the fed monetary policy that we're in. The policy was closer to 2019's mini cycle than it was any of the prior bull cycles. That policy will change soon. They will start cutting rates & they will start printing money. I honestly think the next bull cycle we have in those conditions will actually see a better alt season. However, with that being said, the alt seasons of the past didn't have the competition that's here today. You have politicians making meme coins. You have influencers making meme coins. The market is greatly diluted. There just isnt enough money going around to see crazy blow off peaks on every single coin anymore. You have pump & dump scams, market manipulations, fraud crypto companies like Celsuis & FTX making news with their ceos getting sent to prison. The whole altcoin space feels scummy to most retail traders and virtually all institutional traders. Then you have actual use case for most of these coins. DOT for instance, has a use case but NO USERS. Nobody is using DOT and up until Sept of this year they were steady issuing more coins. I mention all that to say this: In order for DOT to see any meaningful rally, BTC will have to rally to all time highs first. The risk to return is too high to keep holding DOT. You would be better off converting back to BTC and waiting for BTC to rally again. In the next big rally if you want to go back into DOT when risk is lower, that's your prerogative. I personally transferred all my DOT into BTC years ago (at a 40% loss at the time I might add,) and it obviously saved me losing another 55%... DOT, like most other coins with no use case, is going to zero.

Mazoku-chan

Yes, he has the same amount of btc valued less. Hence he has less BTC than what he could have in prior dates. If he has now less than before, he lost money. GL and HF, owned.

pesa44

Orange = BTC, Green = ETH.

2shyofa3sum

He has the same amount of BTC today that he did before when it was worth more USD. Nothing has changed except the exchange rate. I should have known better than to argue with a 12-year-old noob. Have a nice day.

pesa44

Jeez, he will start buying Ethereum. Logically, BTC color is orange, ETH is green.

Mazoku-chan

Yes, he has less BTC today than what he could have if he sold before and rebought today. That is why he lost money. Owned.

PirateSKB

Every single XMR i've bought since I used to drone on about it here way earlier in the year is in profit. It's not a fabulous profit, but being up double - almost triple is still pretty good imo since i've been buying for around 3 years or so. I stopped buying after it started rallying though Most of my other alts are okay (lots did bad, but most were either moonshots or just secondary investments), and my BTC stash is okay as well. What did you buy that knocked you down 60%?

Mazoku-chan

Give me your all your BTC. As long as you don't try to sell, you will not have lost them.

Easik

I misunderstood your comment. OP is saying BTC is the best ETF and with that context you are suggesting it also has the lowest expense ratio, which is inaccurate when compared to the rest of the ETFs that exist (outside of BTC).

__redruM

> brrrr WTF does that even mean? I’d choose an amount you can save each month. If that’s 66% of your after tax paycheck, all the better. From there split your investment: - 20% BTC - 20% QQQ - 60% VOO

imprimis2

MSTR is a software company. They do more than just buy BTC

coinfeeds-bot

tldr; Strategy, a major institutional Bitcoin holder with over 640,000 BTC, has stated it will only sell its Bitcoin holdings as a last resort, specifically if its mNAV ratio falls below 1 and access to capital dries up. This cautious approach aims to protect Bitcoin yield per share. The company continues to acquire Bitcoin despite market fluctuations, emphasizing its commitment to holding. However, concerns arise about the centralization of Bitcoin, with institutions and whales controlling significant portions, potentially deviating from Satoshi Nakamoto's original decentralized vision. *This summary is auto generated by a bot and not meant to replace reading the original article. As always, DYOR.

Realistic_Weight_842

I have Fidelity in my Ira’s both traditional and Roth. I have BTC in a hard wallet for the real thing

rchive

Would still be better than keeping the $1000 it would take to buy now for the next ten years. I think it's extremely unlikely BTC would 10x vs the dollar and that the dollar would 1/10x its purchasing power in the same time frame. Today most of BTC price change is fluctuating BTC demand while a small portion is dollar devaluation. For that to happen BTC would have to not increase in demand at all for a full 10 years, all while the world reserve currency collapses, which seems extremely unlikely.

partymsl

Yeah but once they sell BTC they would go away from the promises he made his shareholders and other major investors. They wouldn't like that at all.

A1JX52rentner

Same. Then 80% crash in BTC and regrow healthy from there.

Sudden_Lake42069

Funny. Blackrock itself holds, by extension, 3% of all BTC.

ithastogoupfromhere

can only speak for me, I moved my money back to stock options because BTC is a underperforming bad asset at this point. I wait for a good visible uptrend on the 1d chart and will then go again into BTC.

Awkward_Potential_

What if he shorts it and then sells one BTC? Then he could buy the dip.

0938GeV

Look up Jim Cramer. He's become a meme for being impressively wrong with BTC and crypto predictions.

partymsl

If he sells even 1 BTC, yeah BTC will probably tank like -10% in a single day and alts will get massacred. But more importantly, he would immediately go bankrupt.

TechnologyMinute2714

No but institutional investors are a big part of the volume and equation now and BTC is corelated to overall markets too, 5 years ago it wasn't like this and weekends were even crazier but retail is dead

Seattleman1955

BTC is what it is. You don't really need a daily or weekly podcast.

forumofsheep

Making sure you die at 50 instead of a BTC funded early retirement…

NonVideBunt

As long as fools continue to buy BTC it will climb in value.. when that changes.. it crashes.

coinfeeds-bot

tldr; Bitcoin's 2022 bear market is showing a 98% correlation with current trends, as BTC struggles with a 36% drop from all-time highs. November has been one of the worst months for Bitcoin, and historical patterns suggest December may also see declines. However, institutional interest in crypto ETFs is rising, with Bitcoin ETFs adding $220 million and Ether ETFs $312 million recently. This could signal a potential turnaround, though a full recovery may not occur until Q1 next year. Investors are advised to exercise caution and conduct thorough research. *This summary is auto generated by a bot and not meant to replace reading the original article. As always, DYOR.

NonVideBunt

This wealth is work of the people? lol. BTC is no different and it’s being manipulated right in front of us WAY more than fiat because at least there are laws and policies established to regulate the dollar. The rich get richer… the tale as old as time continues and BTC isn’t solving that problem in the slightest. You think Microstrategy was created “for the people” … no it’s to make one man and his company extremely wealthy… plenty of other examples.

InspectionPowerful16

Health is Even scarcer than BTC…

jgarcya

Impossible.... I've been in since 2018.. Buying the cycle and holding since March of 2019.... The only way I lose is if BTC goes lower than $10k. I know what I'm doing... But I wish you luck!

ConcernSquare2474

Lol Come back with the following: What did you invest since you started? Pull this 0,5 BTC successful out to a self custodial address. Until then: This is a scam, you are a scammer.

AprilsMostAmazing

BTC up less than 1% and regards calling it a santa rally

ABahRunt

>if Bitcoin is a life jacket or hedge against all sort of issues > so far no matter how deep Bitcoin ever plunged it still goes up. Because both of these "facts" that you have quoted are not concrete truths: they are just theories that have held up so far. There is no guarantee that it will continue to go up. There is no guarantee that the hedge will hold true for the decades to come. For all you know, it might just be a store of value henceforth, barely beating traditional investments. Or worse, Saylor might get pushed off the indices, forcing selfs, causing margin calls, which forces further sell off until BTC is down very low. Will it come back from there? Im betting it will, but I'm not sure of it