BTC

snamepchag5

The supply is limited, if there is a continuous strong adoption, the BTC price will eventually go up.

devCheckingIn

Rather significant ETF inflows for BTC yesterday. That probably explains the pump.

Senior_Intern8786

Same. When you criticize BTC or point out that BTC is down by 50% then game over.

pop-1988

This is just a rant complaining that using a payment system for payments doesn't support investment expectations. The problem isn't using Monero for payments. The problem is investment expectations. As your analysis implies, payment usage (the "circular" thing, the buy-spend-sell cycle) works the same whatever the exchange price is Conclusion: if there's not enough exchange liquidity to support the price, there will be when the price falls Your "early Monero miner" isn't really sitting on millions. He's sitting on whatever liquidity value there is in the DEX swap exchanges, probably thousands > So that merchant takes your XMR and immediately dumps it straight onto a CEX to get USD But he can't do this "straight". He has to swap it on a DEX for BTC, and dump the BTC on an exchange. Same result, but inconvenient details

Lavayo

BTC keeps running except every since participant stops. I suppose you mean value in fiat will go to 0. See you in $2029. What do you mean by "crypto" though? Even you will concede that for the very least stable coins are here to stay, this is also "crypto". Of course 99.9% of coins will die, but we are not talking about them here.

pop-1988

When GDAX had zero fee for maker transactions, and zero BTC withdrawal fees. This continued even after it was renamed Coinbase Pro, but not for long

Ok_Golf_6467

BTC, ETH, and maybe SOL. Would end the convo after that 😂

Even_Tune_5587

The volatility is real, BTC reclaimed $70k and got rejected almost immediately, which feels like a classic trap. Instead of guessing which direction this breaks, I’ve been watching the aggregated order book across exchanges. Right now, there’s a heavy sell wall cluster sitting between $68,800 and $69,600 from major players. Combined with a negative gamma setup below $68k, it paints a pretty clear picture of where the real resistance is. Institutions are buying the dip, but the fragile market structure means even small orders can cause exaggerated moves right now. I pulled this data from [Coinlobster](https://coinlobster.com/crypto) free combined orderbook and liquidation feed, it helps cut through the noise when everyone’s just guessing. Might be worth a look if you want to see what the whales are actually doing instead of what they’re saying

VastPresence2412

BTC all the way.

MillionMinerCOM

DCA gang doesn't care about tops or bottoms, just keeps stacking. you'll look back at 0.5 BTC like it was free real estate

cyger

Music to my ears, it appears we have bottomed. Yes most alts are toast, but Bitcoin will bounce like you wouldn't believe. Why: because high oil prices for too long will lead us towards money printing. That plus the clarity act is super positive for BTC.

Suspicious_Act4982

Start with BTC or ETH. Long track record, deep liquidity, most infrastructure built around them. Size your position so a 30% dip doesn't make you panic sell, because it will dip. Once you're actually holding, you'll start discovering ways to use your crypto without selling it at platforms like nexo. That's where it gets interesting long term.

Even_Sugar6852

Came across a miner, viabtc.co.uk; signed up, deposited 0.001 BTC, and then, just for a prank, withdrew 0.01 BTC on the site. And it worked. Nobody noticed.

MillionMinerCOM

saw $100 BTC in 2013 and thought 'eh too expensive.' don't worry I beat myself up about it daily

StockStyle3784

If you want to make some money I would suggest you wait until later this year (Q2 - Q3) when probably the bottom will be in for crypto before the next bullrun. If you are a beginner try only spot, if you are confident and have an appetite for risk try futures but never go more than 5x. I am for some time in this field and I have lost thousands of euro. Also won but still I haven't covered my losses yet. Unless you are crazy lucky or have crazy patience, most likely you will lose otherwise. Stick only with BTC, ETH and SOL (debatable). Hope it helped.

Odd_Pen_1041

As it should be, im currently not holding any BTC, im mainly focused on Cardano and Midnight project but defenitely BTC is the pops.

gjp23

VOO and BTC are really my only 2 holdings

SHA256-Ghost

The problem many of you do not realize is that the energy price will grow in the future. It does not matter whether it is a clean energy. Market dictates the price of BTC based on supply / demand rule, not based on energy prices. And so it is not impossible that no mining will be profitable. Even if you have your own solar energy, it would be more profitable if you sold the energy instead of using it for mining. There is a solution for the problem, which is lowering the difficulty, but that comes with a risk.

LiquidityCompass

If you were my family I’d honestly keep it simple… some broad ETF + a bit of BTC and just leave it alone. And seriously, avoid day trading at all costs. Most people just end up losing everything doing that. Biggest thing is to start learning first — understanding what you’re investing in matters way more than trying to be early or clever. Are you looking more for steady growth or higher risk/higher upside?

PirateHunterZoro252

1) River -they have a Bitcoin only exchange -cash generates 3% interest & converts to BTC -they have proof of reserves 2) IBIT -they use coinbase as their middleman -blackrock gave them an ultimatum of 12 to deposit their coins on-chain after there was speculation of paper Bitcoin around September 2024 -biggest asset manager, if private equity were to collapse black rock would definitely survive over the smaller private equity firms such as blue owl

ChangeNOW_Community

market timing rarely works like that. If you’re confident in BTC long-term, DCA or just buy and HODL - trying to outsmart the dip usually costs more than it saves

Mission-Ant-9258

I can guarantee it's not going to zero because I have a limit order for 1 BTC at 1 USD. Some no-name financial advisor who doesn't understand the firsts thing about computers and/or cryptography calling bitcoin a bubble just because he didn't bought it in 2011 is just old at this point. GTFOH.

ChangeNOW_Community

Yeah, feels like BTC’s in that weird spot - no one fully trusts it, but no one’s ready to ditch it either. Just sitting there, surviving the chaos, which honestly says a lot

Winnepegchick

BTC to the the moon! It rocks, always will, that is why I always borrow against it, cos I can do it easily on Nexо app.

Enrrabador

Do it! All in! I want to buy BTC at 35k so let me know when yoj do it!

MillionMinerCOM

congrats you now own more BTC than 90% of the world will ever touch

Reprisement

Yes it's the world reserve currency so if the dollar collapses the entire fiat currency system will too, meaning you won't be able to trade your internet money for anything. So the best use case for BTC will also make it redundant.

That-Comparison-3631

https://preview.redd.it/i36i6v12eqtg1.jpeg?width=1170&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=0229b3b7aee440a6b69871d618099d8423d58d5f My allocations. 0% BTC or ETH 😅

mitchell2820

60% stocks, 40% crypto. Of which is: 55% BTC, 15% ETH, 15% XRP 10% Chainlink and 5% SUI I bought quite a lot last year in the bullmarket so everything is in the red rn making the %;s a bit off. Especially chainlink I lost over 40% value.... Im hodling now for the next years and hope profits will come

Vetrol_

35% allocation in BTC. 65% in cash, anticipating more downside

TheresNoSecondBest

Already the case, mate. [The new (after 2024 halving) figures are roughly equivalent to 450 BTC per day, and an annual inflation rate of 0.85%. According to a new report from Glassnode, these metrics place the network’s supply issuance rate decisively below that of gold’s 2.3%—a historically significant asset to which Bitcoin is frequently compared.](https://decrypt.co/227940/bitcoins-inflation-rate-is-now-lower-than-gold-report)

Reprisement

Yeah and you use dollars to measure the value of BTC so if the dollar collapsed then what will you do with your BTC?

Fit-Poet6736

buy, forget, and earn passively on it (nexo gives 6.5% interest for BTC and 10% for stables)

UpbeatFix7299

How many people pay with BTC though? You can throw a "btc accepted here" sticker on your window. But if no one pays with it, so what?

Lonely_Bumblebee8934

When you bought how long was you expecting to hold for? How long have you been in BTC?

mashem

Wouldn't influencing increased activity benefit miners and those that get a % of transaction fees? Like the Trump-owned American Mining ($BTC), his 60% ownership of Wolf Liberty Financial ($WLFI), his % on transactions ($USD1 stablecoin), his holdings of $ETH, then $TRUMP and $MELANIA?

PuzzleheadedBell4057

20% of total portfolio. 5% ea. BTC, ETH, SOL, XRP. Planning on adding less than 1% ea KITE and TAO in May

evandollardon

I put the position somewhere it's working while you hold it. Earning yield or having a credit line available through a service like Nexo means the BTC isn't just sitting there, bleeding you emotionally.

oki_sauce

Im going to respond to you a bit jumbled because I cant see a full breakdown of your post while im typing for some reason. 50 hours a week is a lot. Dont burn yourself out. Your mental health will take a decline. As you already said, you come home and do nothing after work. That's fine, but over time, other things will be neglected. You're still young, so your appetite for risk makes more sense. Every person in this sub is going to tell you BTC only and for good reason. It saves you a lot of headache. Just know, the further down the marketcap list, the greater your risk. I'd keep at least 70% in BTC and dont let yourself get FOMO while shitcoins pump 1000% in 2 days. There is a reason BTC is at the top and they are not. Asking about profit taking is asking us what brand of crystal ball were using. Hold for 4 years, learn about Bitcoin. Decide if you want to sell some. The more you learn, your conviction will grow. If you are going to need a car, you should not invest that money. Do not invest what you cant afford to lose. Invest in yourself. Save for that car, dont burn yourself out. I get your young, and you think you can work 50 hours back to back (maybe you can for a long time) but I'm sure it'll catch up to you in some way. Dont keep that much cash in your room. Get a HYSA if you dont have one because you're just screwing yourself. I assume youre living with family. Ride it out. Dont be in a hurry to move out just to move back in. People dont judge you as much as you might think. I am making assumptions about your feelings, but many young people feel this way. They will probably be jealous of how much you save just staying with family as long as you can. Or at least until you cant stand them anymore lol. Ledger gets a lot of hate, kinda sussy. Closed source, leaked customer info. I dont use crypto cards. I like Trezor. There's other great ones too you can find on old reddit posts. I just buy Bitcoin. Idk how youre buying btc at only 16 but please be safe.

coinfeeds-bot

tldr; Bitcoin stayed below $70,000 as Wall Street opened, with analysts blaming profit-taking after BTC briefly hit $70,275. Market uncertainty tied to escalating US-Iran tensions and Trump’s renewed threats also weighed on sentiment. Glassnode said realized profits spiked above $20 million per hour near $70K, signaling local exhaustion. Traders say reclaiming $71,000 could trigger a much larger rally, while some see oversold conditions supporting a relief bounce. *This summary is auto generated by a bot and not meant to replace reading the original article. As always, DYOR.

Efficient_Visage

Wait until Trump fucks the petroldollar. BTC is gonna be lookin REAL good after that.

ThatInternetGuy

You swapped to Wrapped Bitcoin (wBTC) on a different network of the coin you says you swapped from Bitcoin. That means you need to deposit that wBTC to Binance for example, and then trade it to BTC. Then you can withdraw BTC back to your wallet.

Ootoobin

BTC is over bro.

HSuke

That's 2.7% inflation, which is far less inflation than Bitcoin has had on average so far. (It wasn't until 2020 that BTC dropped under 3% inflation)

Financial_Vanilla_47

Nah you are just in denial that this is a miner capitulation and strategy/ETF insolvency driven breakdown because you won't admit it until it starts to actually happen but it probably won't happen until BTC is below 30k and by then it's too late and only the people who admit and and move on at some point survive.

Academic_Attorney996

Don't feel bad. Apple, Amazon,Microsoft, and Google have ZERO Bitcoin !!! Pathetic. Meanwhile, Michael Saylor accumulates 4,871 BTC today!!

ElanInsights

and remember u/Suguha_chan, you may not have to sell your BTC anyway - collateralized loans are already here, more on the way. That saves you plenty of sats otherwise spent in cap gains taxes (depending on where you live).

FoundationNo6368

Mail me your harddrive and I'll get the BTC out and give it to you free of charge.

ElanInsights

Thanks for calling it out u/Bac0ngh0st It's a mock setup of "average investor" holdings distribution (note - I'm not a financial advisor, so the allocations are very arguable). BTC starts as the underdog and wins by miles....!

senditFrmU2M

When everyone hates BTC, miners are hurting, liquidations spike, and volume explodes—that’s capitulation. We’re not there yet. Kept it simple

CoughxDropz

Is today Bitcoin day or something? CashApp gave me free BTC saying it was.

beatbopfun

as long we the globe keep printing money, BTC will go up

KingKetsa

Congrats on flexing 100k and not 1 BTC lol

LeagueLost

Worse is staying in dollars that keeps dropping value. Sound like you don't still understand BTC. It's not a trade but a long HODL.

ElanInsights

Superb info u/InvestAISavvy . Have you done any research / analysis on whale % growth of total BTC outstanding? I'm more anxious about BTC takeover (they don't have to control all 21m to control it!), than quantum breakage.

Turbulent_Deal_3145

Then don't buy 100,000 of bitcoin all at once. I don't know what your overall financial situation is, in the sense that I don't know if 100k is your life savings or if its pennies to you. It's a significant portion of your savings then you should not be spending it all on bitcoin period. 5% max is sensible - although lets be real. Not many people on this sub are sensible when it comes to investment allocation. Personally I'm sitting at 12 or 15% BTC and even I find that too much. And it's for the exact reason you cited. Speculative assets are volatile. My bitcoin has lost just shy of half its value this year so far. That sucks. But it doesn't suck nearly as much as if I was all in. And that's why you have to use moderation when it comes to buying bitcoin or anything like bitcoin.

ElanInsights

Thanks for the feedBac! ;) Anser: b/c I wanted it to be real world for the avg investor placing only a 5% bet. The goal of the post is to turn window shoppers into HODLERS. Vision> millions of HODLERS keeps BTC well distributed. Maybe a post on that later!

Calm-Professional103

Are you referring to the Purpose BTC ETF?

Comfortable-Rule-491

This thread didn’t start good. 2 big red candles on BTC/ETH

zeroq26

I was browsing the Internet forums and I came across the BTC forum, and Satoshi was chatting with other people about BTC. I was just reading chats and thinking about buying this, what if I get scammed, so I didn't. After that I forgot about it.

Christavito

When realistically it's somewhere in between. Perhaps BTC becomes less volatile in the future and experiences a relatively moderate growth at 8%. Assuming they're around 30, By the time they reach retirement age, they could be sitting at around $820K. Combine that with Social security, and additional cash savings and they are able to avoid lifestyle creep they might have enough to retire.

Designer-Beginning16

Buy 1 BTC now. Wait until it drops to $35k to buy a 2nd BTC then.

LiveNLearn3

I agree. BTC to zero! Just look at that sell model 🤗

coinfeeds-bot

tldr; Circle, the issuer of USDC, announced cirBTC, a wrapped bitcoin token backed 1:1 by BTC and verifiable onchain. Designed for DeFi, OTC platforms, market makers, and lending protocols, cirBTC will launch first on Arc and Ethereum and integrate with Circle’s infrastructure, including Circle Mint. Circle says it aims to offer an institutional-grade bitcoin standard to compete with products like WBTC and Coinbase’s cbBTC. *This summary is auto generated by a bot and not meant to replace reading the original article. As always, DYOR.

coinfeeds-bot

tldr; MARA Holdings, formerly Marathon Digital, sold nearly 33% of its Bitcoin holdings—about $1.1 billion—while framing the move as debt reduction and a strategic pivot to AI and energy infrastructure. The company, which controls about 5% of total BTC hashrate, still holds roughly $2.3 billion in Bitcoin. The article suggests the shift may reflect financial strain, citing 15,000 layoffs and broader crypto market liquidity pressures. *This summary is auto generated by a bot and not meant to replace reading the original article. As always, DYOR.

coinfeeds-bot

tldr; Hyperliquid trader James Wynn was liquidated for the sixth time in two weeks after another 40x leveraged Bitcoin short was wiped out during BTC’s rally. On-chain trackers said Wynn’s once-massive trading account has fallen from a $1.26 billion notional BTC long in 2025 to sub-$200,000 positions, with more than 200 total liquidations overall. The article frames Wynn’s collapse from PEPE-era trading star to cautionary example of extreme leverage risk. *This summary is auto generated by a bot and not meant to replace reading the original article. As always, DYOR.

coinfeeds-bot

tldr; Strategy, formerly MicroStrategy, bought 4,871 BTC for about $329.9 million at an average price of $67,718 per coin, according to an SEC filing. The purchase brings its total Bitcoin holdings to 766,970 BTC, acquired for roughly $58.02 billion at an average cost of $75,644 per BTC. Executive Chairman Michael Saylor said the company remains committed to its long-term Bitcoin “hodl” treasury strategy. *This summary is auto generated by a bot and not meant to replace reading the original article. As always, DYOR.

MCL-Jonathan

Short answer: depends on time, not just amount. 0.5 BTC today? Probably not enough yet. 0.5 BTC in the future (if adoption continues)? Very different story. [Bitcoin retirement](https://youtu.be/2f7eumxe-zM)

na3than

Of course you can. No one's going to stop you from retiring just because you have 0.5 BTC. Heck, I bet they wouldn't stop you even if you have 2 or 3.

eckstuhc

Most definitely. You can even retire on 0.01 BTC. Look at my cousin, he’s broke, don’t do shit.

bbatardo

It all comes down to time. Even if BTC hits any of those numbers, if you are dead it doesn't matter lol.

LiquidityCompass

Depends less on the number and more on timing tbh. 0.5 BTC in a strong liquidity cycle could look very different than 0.5 BTC in a tight one. People focus on how much,but the environment usually matters more than the amount. Question is… are you planning to live off it or just hold and wait for better conditions?

mrjune2040

Context of your age and where you live is everything. As an example the median yearly US household income equals 1.2 BTC so you do the math on that one (ie hell no). Maybe in a nation with relatively low incomes/purchasing power, but even that's pushing it.

InvestAISavvy

The institutional bid for BTC right now is interesting. Strategy just bought another $330M worth and the social data I track shows the "safe haven" narrative is about 25% of all BTC discussion right now. That's a huge shift from even a month ago when it was mostly price speculation. AltRank just dropped to 2, which means BTC is outperforming almost everything in crypto on a social momentum basis. The thing that keeps me watching is BTC dominance at 58.6% while total crypto market cap is still way off highs. Money is flowing to BTC specifically, not crypto broadly. That's a flight to quality pattern within the asset class.

PossessionJust5723

Definitely, but there are actually two requirements: 1) .5 BTC, 2) $5,000,000 trust fund.

brandon_cabral

Depends on country and time horizon. Pretty sure you can’t retire anywhere today with 0.5 BTC

bbatardo

Doubtful. Even if BTC hits 1 million someday, could you retire on 500k? Maybe if you already own a house, have no debt, etc lol.

DistributionOwn8708

I hesitated buying during the first ATH peak of corona and then after not looking into BTC for some time it suddenly was at 90k

ConciousOrange

It’s sickening to think of the amount me and my friend bought worth of BTC just to buy some flower from USA at the time 😭

Zestyclose-Suit-2858

Are you suffering from the 'main character syndrome' in other parts of your life? Your 100k doesn't mean anything to any market. :) If you're ready to enter the BTC market, go ahead and come on in. Don't wait. Or do wait: if you are not yet conviced.

EyesFor1

Wanna bet ? If you're certain, short BTC at the moment you buy it.

wkndatbernardus

Price is irrelevant if you are stacking because you believe BTC is good for humanity.

tcool

I added a live BTC price line at the top!

bitusher

they also sent me an email with the reward amount saying 0.00007197 BTC for Happy Bitcoin Day 🙂 perhaps its delayed ?

PuzzleheadedBell4057

2017. Reading various articles. I didn't know much about Bitcoin but thought it was something I should be adding to my portfolio. Found out the brokerage I was using at the time (E-Trade) provided a BTC trust that I could invest in (Grayscale GBTC - it's an ETF now) for exposure. DCAed into the trust for about a 1-1/2 years while I learned the ins and outs of BTC. Moved to cold storage in 2019.

BudaHodl

Would ya buy BTC at 35k? I am. Would ya buy it at 135k? I am.

FromThePits

Absolutely, no doubt about it ... but the problem is how tricky it will be to hold on to those BTC through thick and thin, and through several generations. Once you or your children sell some, it becomes very hard to regain a decade later. This accumulates until there's nothing or very little left to pass on. An experience I think we all can agree on. Many in this sub has regretful memories about exactly this.

hawkeye224

You can get 0.5-1 BTC now and wait a bit/DCA the rest

Historical_Candle511

I bought $10.01 of BTC on CashApp, but didnt see the free $5 worth land.

ReconeHelmut

I won an online poker tournament and the prize was in BTC.

laner4646

If you properly invest an amount of fiat money equal to 1 BTC for 100 years you will have generational wealth.

Galavanta

Yeah, just sticking with DCA here too. people get spooked on the swings but btc still leaves the S&P in the dust if you zoom out even a little. Collateralizing BTC for real assets is coming faster than anyone expects, banks will just follow the flows. I just use aΙphasquared's risk to size in properly. It's pretty low right now. Whatever the noise is, it barely matters. You can't kill BTC, only stress test it.

IInsulince

I think the issue here OP is that you are being a bit too opaque in what you’re trying to say. I think I get the idea that if you hold 1 BTC, then for some given year, it will take [x hours] of the worlds mining pool to create that same amount of BTC. Obviously beyond 2140 that number goes to infinity since mining no longer creates new bitcoin. But as for the numbered “generation share” figure? No idea what this means, or why the numbers never change between the years. I think you should edit to clarify some things, otherwise folks gonna keep misunderstanding the same way I am.

FromThePits

To insure as many third parties as humanly possible gets access to your familys private BTC keys. /s

adambencloutier

I’d have a black XRP one or grey LTC, I think testing concepts with the big ones (SUI/blue, SOL/purple, alongside your really neat BTC ones).

wancruz

It’s evolving. Trustless Bitcoin Vaults provide a path for BTC to participate in decentralized finance while remaining fully secure in the user’s hands. DYOR

fedenah

When you pay with BTC you actually don't.

dj_destroyer

If you assume BTC goes back to a new ATH -- for example $150k -- what would you expect the share price of MSTR to go up to? Would the stock also top it's previous ATH (\~$455) due to the tight correlation with BTC price? Or would it perhaps not reach the previous ATH due to issuance of new stock/dilution?

wancruz

There are use cases, they are just evolving. BTC can be used as collateral, for lending, borrowing, and other BTCFi applications while staying fully under the user’s control.

mashem

[Cryptocurrency in the second Trump presidency](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cryptocurrency_in_the_second_Trump_presidency) (aggregate page for convenience, more sources within) There's so damn much to mention, here's the short of it. $BTC * TMTG, the parent company of Truth Social, diversified into a financial technology company in January 2025 and announced in May that it would sell shares and bonds to raise **$2.5 billion to create a Bitcoin stockpile**. $WLFI - also includes stablecoin $USD1 (this happened late 2025) * Trump and some of his family members own 60 percent of the holding company that owns World Liberty Financial ($WLFI). As of Aug 2025, the Trump family had gained $412.5 million. * Prior to inauguration, * The Trump family also receives [75% of net proceeds](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/World_Liberty_Financial?utm_source=chatgpt.com#:~:text=The%20Trump%20family%20receives%2075%25%20of%20net%20proceeds%20when%20WLFI%20sells%20tokens) when WLFI sells tokens, as well their $USD1 stablecoin. * March 2025, After Indo-Pakistani conflict broke out, WLF signed a letter of intent to incorporate blockchain technology into Pakistani financial organizations. The Pakastani general flattered Trump by nominating him for a Nobel Peace Prize that Trump is said to want because President Obama received one. * A UAE Royal Family now owns a 49 percent stake as of Jan 2025. * Shortly after Trump took office in 2025, Chinese billionaire Justin SunSun invested $30 million into World Liberty and an SEC investigation into him was subsequently dropped. In 2025, President Trump pardoned Changpeng Zhao, who had been convicted of anti-money-laundering compliance failures, after his company Binance had helped enrich World Liberty Financial. $USD1 ([source](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/World_Liberty_Financial?utm_source=chatgpt.com#:~:text=The%20Trump%20family%20receives%2075%25%20of%20net%20proceeds%20when%20WLFI%20sells%20tokens)) * In 2025, a firm associated with the Abu Dhabi government purchased $2 billion worth of $USD1 stablecoins. Shortly hereafter, the Trump administration approved a plan to give the UAE firm hundreds of thousands of advanced, scarce computer chips, despite national security concerns. * Truimp family earns a % of transaction fees from $USD1 $TRUMP * In January 2025, Trump launched the $Trump meme coin, earning between **$86–100 million** in trading fees in two weeks. * Peaking at $75.35 the day before inauguration (\~$15Billion total), the coin's value then declined. Creating a contest, Trump invited the top coin holders to a private dinner, bringing the coin's value back up 70%. By April, fees collected by entities affiliated with the Trump Organization whose stake is 80% totaled **$349 million**. * Price crashed to under $3. 813,294 wallets lost $2 billion $Melania * The launch of the $Melania token was partially handled by Hayden Davis, who later played a key role in orchestrating the [$Libra cryptocurrency scandal](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/$Libra_cryptocurrency_scandal). * Launched and primarily sold off, where a $2 million extraction was made by Davis from $Melania's liquidity pools, sending $1 million to exchanges via single-sided liquidity. $ETH * The few million he has disclosed so far. \------------------ As opposed to before.. \>In American president Donald Trump's first term, he had opposed cryptocurrency, calling it "not money" and "based on thin air".\[2\] He had told Fox Business in 2021 that Bitcoin "seems like a scam" to compete with the U.S. dollar. \>In the 2024 election, the cryptocurrency industry becoming the largest corporate donor, with $238 million—more than the oil, gas, and pharmaceutical lobbies.