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Who hacked? China, N.Korea, Russia or Artifial Intelligent?
Any OGs here from 2013 remember /r/bitcoin back in the day?
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About 544,000 BTC moved on Nov 22, 2025 in 200 identical sweeps. It was Coinbase’s internal wallet migration, not new buyers
recommend exchange that supports BTC perp futures 2x
Fed holds rates at 3.75%–4.00% in a 10-2 vote; Bitcoin trading around $80.5K–$81K
Leaked backend data from "no-KYC" swap Wagyu.xyz links 38k+ crypto orders, Monero destinations, and user IPs
Bitcoin treasury Datavault AI plunges 50% after firm says it can’t access its BTC
Pay with Bitcoin without converting to fiat first?
Will you apologize? Just a simple yes or no.
12 years ago people talk about the possibility BTC market cap to hit 2.6 trillion dollars...
I replayed a BTC-backed loan on every day since 2014. Even at 20% LTV, some got liquidated
BTC++ announces Cold Storage conference...in Antarctica.
Where can you spend Bitcoin in Los Angeles? new Bitcoin Magazine
Paid in bitcoin: can your employer follow what you spend?
When Bitcoin looks terrible, that's usually when the best accumulation opportunities appear.
[AMA] I help get crypto millionaires into private banks, ask me anything
Strive Bitcoin purchase adds 6,182 BTC for $511.4 million, lifting holdings to 43,000 BTC as the company expands its preferred-stock funding strategy.
Coinbase Institutional Co-CEO says they enable JPMorgan, Citi, and PNC to let clients buy BTC directly in banking apps
I’m 25 and I’ll be taking a 130k euro, mortgage loan (against my apartment) to buy and hold BTC. Any thoughts?
Any zero-fee platforms that allow crypto shorting?
BTC actually still in a bull market, or has the bear already quietly taken over?
What was your first real-world Bitcoin purchase, and do you regret spending it now?
I made a free tool that turns the KAS/BTC ratio into a plan for your regular buys (open source)
How many actually treat BTC as a savings account...meaning you use it to spend, not just HODL?
Trezor driving me crazy - considering other options
Can Bitcoin’s perceived value survive whatever changes advanced computer agentic intelligence does to it?
The Quantum Clock Just Jumped Forward: Why Bitcoin’s Math Is Shrinking Faster Than Anyone Expected (And Why Hardware Is Still Holding the Line).
The Quantum Clock Just Jumped Forward: Why Bitcoin’s Math Is Shrinking Faster Than Anyone Expected (And Why Hardware Is Still Holding the Line).
Question: Exactly how bullish are you on Bitcoin?
Bitcoin is 535 days from the halving. The last 3 times BTC was exactly here, it was higher by the halving day. Every time. 2015: +185% 2018: +100% 2022: +222% Median: +185%.From $80K, that’s ~$228K by April 2028.
The BLAKE2b fork is worth understanding as insurance, not as a moonshot
BTC loses $80K: $404M in longs flushed in 4 hours, $773M in ETF outflows in two days
One unknown Bitcoin miner found 4 blocks in ~20 hours — solo miner or something else?
Arthur Hayes just sold his entire trading book, about $22M in ETH, ENA and UNI. Bitcoin is below its 50-day average for the first time in 66 days
How much BTC does it take to retire? I ran $3k–$10k a month through three price paths
First BTC buy: ~$5K DCA over 12 months is the plan. Help me understand where to start.
Follow-up: I asked whether "absorbed vs pierced" big orders predict anything. I tracked 1 million of them. Pierced orders don't keep going, they give a little back (pre-registered)
I built a free crypto historical return matrix — looking for feedback
Bro mined 50 BTC and disappeared. Meanwhile, I lose sleep over $20 in Bitcoin. 😭💀
If ten wealthy people send to me 0.05 BTC i would have 0.5 BTC enough for covering tuition fee of university🙌
River closed my account while I was waiting for ForceField to be disabled. $4,000 still stuck.
River closed my account while I was waiting for ForceField to be deactivated.
On-Chain Look at 1.0+ BTC Addresses Over the Last 12 Months
A real Bitcoin TXID is not a confirmed payment: 0 confirmations and RBF explained
Crypto traders seek shelter in bitcoin (BTC) as shitcoins slide, ETF flows wobble
When’s the Bottom of the Bear Market in Your Opinion
Anyone else feel like altcoins are struggling to keep up with BTC lately?
China seeks to seize 61,800 BTC tied to $5.7 billion fraud scheme
Twice in history a satoshi and a cent were equally scarce. It will never happen again.
Help. 0.59 BTC wiped out of my wallet through an unauthorised transaction.
This is the first time in bitcoins history the price of BTC didnt go bellow its realized price during a bear market
88,987 BTC were added to the 10 to 10K BTC wallets in a month, and nobody sent a memo
It feels like every single crypto influencer had an irresistible urge to draw this line on BTC chart over the past week
Is this just a normal correction before the next leg higher, or has the bull run already peaked?
How large is the illicit economy worldwide and what percent has to flow through BTC for it to matter?
HELP Anything to do if BTC Wallet is hacked? I was counting on that for a medical bill :'(
Do you think the same cyberpunk spirit that gave rise to BTC could reincarnated in another cryptocurrency?
How can I buy Bitcoin in NYC if I can’t open an exchange account?
Mentions
Can they patch the billions already stolen in BTC?
I’m selling everything but my bitcoins right now, time to throw everything in tha BTC
So do you think BTC is a good investment for the next 5 years?
I think the broker part doesnt change much. If your BTC is on Robinhood, Robinhood holds the keys, same as an exchange. If they get hacked or have problems you depend on them. And crypto on Robinhood is not SIPC protected like your stocks Also they own Bitstamp now, so they are in the exchange business too The only way to not worry about exchange hacks is self custody. Robinhood lets you send your BTC to your own wallet. I moved mine to a hardware wallet and only leave a small amount on the exchange for my weekly buys Not your keys not your coins
Let me know when you can pay your taxes in BTC.
Ledger users that followed the rules were not impacted. If you buy a ledger, trezor, cold card, or insert favorite device from Bob’s Discount Hardware Wallets Express, you are handing your BTC directly over to scammers
Mate, 1.45B$ in BTC got stolen. Are you a MAGA? Because only these type of people can be such hypocrites
there is no desperate rush for Bitcoin coming. That momentum is dead bud. This is pure Gambling addiction and hopium disguised as deep insight. The price of BTC can literally be manipulated with a single Donald Trump tweet as waves of new investors and (ex) long-term investors like myself observed for the last two years. Bitcoin was pitched as digital gold, it is not. It is highly volatile and reacts to geopolitical conflicts more wildly than most stocks have. Most everyday investors STILL cannot explain its function but they certainly can grasp AI stocks, where most of the general public's investment money is now diverting too. Stop trying to trick and convince people to chase a dangling Carrot because you don't want to feel stupid.
BTC will never get new investors if this is what it takes to self custody. Anyone thinking these hacks are bullish for bitcoin are delusional. It will likely do nothing for the next year or two at this rate - confidence in BTC ecosystem is collapsing. Price was in the 70s years ago, a complete waste of two years.
why do all that? At this point just buy gold or stocks. BTC isn't going to be going to parabolically anymore. Not saying don't have any, but the era of trying to throw all your life savings into it thinking it's going to do a 1,000X and make your $10k into $10M is over
True but seems like it's a hard to get that lesson. Usually people who became victims or at least know someone who is victim will start to think but then it's already too late at least to save funds already lost. I never keep my funds on exchange. I just buy for an example from exchange BTC for €30 and then send them directly immediately to my Trezor wallet. I don't stack up assets on exchanges. Yes I know that transaction fees are pretty same for 2 digt as 5 digit amount in fiat currencies to withdraw but I rather pay multiple times than lose all at once. Second option is buy BTC more rarely but in larger amounts but then there exposes a risk that Exchange might freeze transaction or account itself so it like a two-bladed sword-both sides can hurt and cause pain.
Yup just took a google and found it. All these hacks and never once has it actually been the BTC blockchain. Just things protected by password (besides the cold card thing)
> That is the same for almost any long term investment. Every price depends on demand, but not every value depends only on demand. A stock has earnings, a bond has coupons and principal, and a pension is a legal claim on a payer that can tax. If demand dries up, those still give people a reason to hold. Bitcoin's only support is the next buyer. That difference is why a floor means something different here. > the government will keep pump it using QE money, so that is some kind of guaranteed floor by wealthy funds ... they are all forced to buy it ... they normally don't even have a choice That's a real mechanism for pensions, because a sovereign with a printing press and a legal obligation stands behind the claim. It isn't a mechanism for Bitcoin. Nobody is mandated to buy it, QE buys government bonds and not Bitcoin, and tax money doesn't flow into it. Liquidity can leak into risk assets, which is why JPMorgan's analysts describe BTC as tracking global money supply growth, but that's a discretionary tailwind and not a guaranteed bid. It currently points the wrong way too, since the Fed hiked in September to 3.75–4.00% and flagged more to come. The place where a government bid could create a floor is the US Strategic Bitcoin Reserve. So far it's built from seized coins, with no confirmed open-market purchases and no enacted purchase authority. Not selling isn't the same as buying. A real floor needs an entity with a legal obligation and enough capital to buy every coin offered at that price, for as long as it takes. Even then, defended floors like the Swiss franc's held until the backer decided to stop. And a floor guaranteed by governments or wealthy funds is the very dependency Bitcoin was supposed to remove. > I think you are trying to make a definitely certain call, but if that is so certain, the price would already add a few zeros I'm not calling for zero or claiming certainty. My claim is narrower: nothing guarantees a floor. A price that has held up shows demand is there today. A floor only gets tested when buyers step back, so a price that has never been tested tells you nothing about it. I see Bitcoin as a scam. But its different than most others as there is no single mastermind orchestrating it and maintaining it, more like a hivemind or cult. I can't predict what will happen and when, only evaluate this for what it is and stay the fuck away.
I mean, every day that passes the probability increases. As a BTC holder and supporter since late 2016, it’s naive to sit here and call people “Doomers”. We edge closer and closer to quantum computing, that’s just fact.
…aaaand just in before the Binance hack craters BTC prices.
> Dont you think that a reorg essentially breaks the fundamentals of Bitcoin? Reorgs are an essential part of how Bitcoin is designed to heal after an attack as written in the original whitepaper. People often cite that Bitcoin is immutable which is has always been false. Bitcoin instead has great transaction finality with the ability to reorg if needed in extreme scenarios. Obviously the threshold would need to be much higher than MtGox were we didn't reorg, but a secret QC threat that was able to move millions of BTC would indeed be that threat >how do we differentiate between a legitimate transaction and a non-legitimate one? We are discussing an extremely unlikely scenario here where someone in secrete had a QC breakthrough and none of it leaked out. The reality is QC simply do not scale well here and if they ever become a threat we will have years of time for fork in new signatures(which are already well tested and developed) and journalists, nocoiners, and altcoin scammers simply are spreading a lot of FUD. So lets assume a worst case scenario where this mysterious mad scientist in secrete very carefully start moving only a few 50 BTC blocks of UTXOs from the first 2 years to enrich themselves and not arise suspicions. Even a few of these early UTXOs moving always brings a ton of attention and if this behavior continues further scrutiny is made by everyone. Thus the fear of a QC mainly has to do with too many UTXOs being stolen all at once and a few being stolen from insecure addresses with exposed pub keys(not your Bitcoin because you are safe because you know to use 1 UTXO per address like most modern wallets default to ) doesn't really amount to much of a systemic fear at all .
They better leave the $15 worth of BTC I have in there alone!
If BTC in general is broken, they will patch it and roll back that transaction. Exchange rate will crash, but you'll get your btc back. The issue is mostly smart contracts with large attack surfaces
The BTC amount and USDT amount can be seen listed on the website. https://www.binance.com/en/support/faq/detail/028799e730294ae4a9b382d60d350116
Show me how to spend my BTC Via an ETF please.
down voting HODL in a BTC sub?
Honestly I think ETFs are the best path for the majority of folks who just want BTC in their portfolio. A properly sourced, setup, and maintained cold wallet will always be the best option but as we’re seeing time and time again that just isn’t for everyone. Way too many people simply don’t have the security mindset required to hold coins safely.
We're getting a big ass black swan event and the daily has 130 comments in 34 hours, and BTC hasn't even dumped 5%. Lmao
Binance, or has BTC in general been compromised?
It did move, going by our node, though maybe not to the attacker. At 20:20 UTC about 18,270 BTC (~$1.4B) left a Binance hot wallet that's on its own published reserve list, in 11 transactions all going to one address that isn't on that list. On Tuesday the same wallet sent about 11k BTC to an address that only showed up on Binance's list the next day, so this could just be Binance moving hot-wallet coins somewhere safer. If the new address turns up on the list in a day or so, that settles it.
I got the Trezor BTC safe 7 and I like it. Super easy to set up and maintain. I've sent 4 or 5 large transactions to it smoothly, but have yet to take anything off of it.
Anything that can be hacked will be hacked, but Biance being the largest hack in internet history, after multiple and various hacks over the past month, a whole Ir an war happening, and the first Fed hike in 3y is very telling. BTC has barely moved aka seller EXHAUSTION
I'm long BTC. I'm curious what everyone thinks the bottom is. The mid term bull is a thing. 75k? It ain't 40k that's for sure.
Welp. I hope you all had lunch, peed, and are strapped in.. the '26 BTC Rocket will be taking off soon.
Considering the rest of the markets shit it today, BTC is holding up just fine!
Hey I'm giving favors by the Wendy's dumpster, I accept BTC. The QR code is on my ass.
Why are you worried about losing market value in the short term? You don’t sell BTC until the 4th quarter of 2029
It's a leveraged play on BTC. If BTC goes down big, MSTR goes down bigger.
Anyone who's been around this space since even 2012/13 knows crypto has become nothing more than a digital casino being controlled by a relatively small group of firms, nations, banks, and companies. All stable coins are fully controlled by the energy that created them, same goes for pretty much every coin other than BTC (which also could theoretically be the case ). The space wants to hate or form conspiracies on banks and how the government or secret groups control them, but then they're cool with XRP and USDT and USDC and the coins (even ETH) that can be edited by their founders. Then there's the whole debate about Quantum and AI hacking and what not. There's also the point that, unlike your bank, most of these coins are unregulated and not backed by anything.
>most secure and highly recommended cold storage? Your BTC gone. You are exaggerating or concern trolling. Its not all or nothing and many cold card users also rolled their own entropy , added entropy , used multisig, or used an extended passphrase which protected them Obviously with frontier models we all need to be extra careful with our software , fiat and Bitcoin in general at least in the short term. Bitcoin is where most value was found so hackers used AI models to target it first , and now since so much effort is being used by teams of devs to test all bitcoin wallets and software everyday it is easier for them to start attacking other altcoins and sketchy exchanges.
BTC just suddenly dropped several % so definitely more than just OP thinks so. Could still be wrong
Bitcoin and crypto are not the same thing. Maybe it’s not for you if your investment’s time horizon is not long enough for BTC.
I was trying to figure out what could push BTC down to 40k. I initially thought it would take some type of black swan global market crash but this will do.
Why not? My goal is to accumulate 0.25 BTC and this helps making my cost average better. Owning Bitcoin is painful by default
Binance insurance fund (SAFU) is completely wiped out, [it's only $1 billion in BTC](https://www.binance.com/en/academy/glossary/secure-asset-fund-for-users)
Binance insurance fund (SAFU) is completely wiped out, [it's only $1 billion in BTC](https://www.binance.com/en/academy/glossary/secure-asset-fund-for-users)
It's old news, most money have been frozen already, 1B in BTC is nothing in the grand scheme, it will be absorbed in 1 day. And CZ said Binance will pay out everyone. Just another argument for ETFs and perfect "news" to paint higher low before next leg up - it's still a bull, confirmed on August 24.
are you actually a bot? check your own link; the address of the insurance fund shows that the funds (all 1.5k BTC) are safe and accounted for.
Clearly you never learned the simple rule in school, “A before E when you lose BTC”.
O HECKKKKKK #SELLEVERYTHING ITS OVER NOOOOOW BTC to 40k NO ACTUASLLY XD 20k!!!!!!!!!
BTC will suffer a Ftx event again?
Ah I was waiting for the catalyst to fully tank BTC for this cycle.
People who have Bitcoin on Binance—who would want to keep their BTC on an exchange that has just been hacked? But if I remember correctly, Binance froze trading and isn’t allowing users to sell right now.
Their insurance fund (SAFU) is completely wiped out, [it's only $1 billion in BTC](https://www.binance.com/en/academy/glossary/secure-asset-fund-for-users) The name of the fund was originally inspired by [this meme](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DelF6zEHXpE) FWIW, at the end of every crypto bear market, a CEX usually blows up (eg FTX)...
Dear hackers- please bless me with a wallet with 128 BTC to throw off the authorities- Amen.
On an exchange? Your BTC gone. Off an exchange on what was supposed to be the most secure and highly recommended cold storage? Your BTC gone.
Been telling people this was around the corner for ages. This time it'll be worst than God and it won't just be binance. Exchanges aren't protected by BTC's protocols, they rely on their own internal tooling and that isn't open source or validated in the same way. Other exchanges will follow in due course. If P = NP then we have bigger problems to worry about.
Nowadays it's not your keys, not your BTC. Your keys, not your BTC.
Intel dropped 18% after hours. BTC has been mirroring Nasdaq
A small part of BTC allocation is on Binance globally...
AI found 3 bugs that could crash BTC. Nodes
Lol. Are you listening to the gov numbers that closely? What actually happening is the whole economy is propped up by circular purchasing by tech companies. And the US is about to go into a midterms that will likely send your insane president to levels of depravity we haven't seen yet. BTC is fine. Come back in the middle of next year. Might be doing better then.
Tech is dumping and BTC is speculative as fuck to the average person. It’s going to be dropping a lot more in the coming months
Retail Fear, tech stocks dropping like crazy. BTC isnt really a HODL thing anymore. BTC is all about riding the wave and capitalizing when you can now.
Tech industry is going to get killed next few months. BTC is going to follow bc it’s very speculative (I get it, not to you holders lol) . We will see a drop to 40K
it’s ok bro. we’re here to talk about this BTC thing with ya :)
We track it on our own liquidation map, replayed hourly on Bybit's BTC perps back to 2020. BTC reached its densest liquidation band, above or below, within 24 hours 3.7% of the time, against 3.4% for any move that far the same way, and within 72 hours 10.6% vs 10.5%. A fixed 10-100x leverage map puts the bands closer, so they get hit more, but still at chance: 12.2% vs 12.6%. So clusters get reached about as often as their distance alone predicts, with no sign of price being pulled into them.
Pretty much. On our node about 6.7M BTC was underwater at Wednesday's close, so ~544k is more like 1 in 12, and that total moves around a lot with price. Those coins are priced at about $85k, the price the day they moved, so if BTC gets back above that the whole block flips to "in profit" at once, about 2.7% of all supply. Whose coins they are inside Coinbase, Prime clients or not, isn't visible on-chain though.
BTC is an old technology and it will be replaced by something better eventually. BTC cannot be made better without destroying it, meaning ALL IS LOST
Unfortunately I didn’t get into BTC till 2019/20 but I’m still very happy that I did and it’s probably mostly because of Reddit.
I can’t help feeling that BTC has had its day. We have moved onto EV’s now even flying cars and AI…is the Blockchain gonna be secure in the future with AI?
Buy BTC and wait, I stopped waiting for the price to dip, instead I just DCA every week.
I still believe that people in 20 years will say the same about the $60-80k ranges per BTC. I mean SpaceX has a larger market cap than BTC. There is plenty of room to move upward
Lol I agree. I hold BTC to make money, not to use it as money.
Been buying since I sold at 120k after I had bought at 40k. Got me some of that sweet sub 60k and sub 70k and sub 80k BTC since then. Never stop buying.
Why would you trade memes when you can trade SOXL? Crypto as tradable thing died post COVID when stocks got shitcoin-like volatility. And BTC as investment died on November 19, 2024 when IBIT options launched.
An alt can be green in dollars and still be bleeding against BTC. Those BTC pairs are worth watching. Bitcoin going up doesn’t automatically mean money will rotate into everyone’s bags
BTC is tied to the value of currency lol, what
If the actual money that people used always increased in price, people would be disincentivized to spend it—which you kinda need in order to have an actual economy. We had deflation in the 1930s and it wasn’t anything to celebrate. That’s why 2% or so annual inflation is a good thing for currency. I have no beef with holding some BTC as part of your portfolio, but an investment is a different thing from a medium of exchange.
Each time you say this, BTC goes up by one percent... good job Frankie
If this doesn’t help people see why it’s important to include BTC into their portfolios then I donno what more simplified diagram would help visually see why it’s important but what do I know
Purchasing power of BTC->USD increases
I think BTC in November would go to $75K and might even try inching closer to 70K. Now we just got to wait and see.
So is the dip over and are we on our way to 90K BTC ?
If I understand, 1 in 11 coins that people think are "underwater" (around $84k BTC price on last move) were not actually new buys in Nov 2025, but simply internal movement from Coinbase of over half a million coins to updated addresses for their Prime holders (institutions)?
Wow. Alpha here, conventional wisdom about coin age on charts puts this block as "bought" but it wasn't bought it was just moved internal to Coinbase. Means A LOT less BTC is underwater than people thought at the summer low, and now. Looks like about 9% less Bitcoin is actually currently at a loss than most on chain analysts are presenting. Keep it coming!
Our node shows the same thing, and it echoes into the holder-age charts too. Coins over a year old that moved on 22 Nov came to about 353k BTC, the biggest day in our data back to 2009 (next is about 256k on 4 Dec 2018). Then on 26 April, 155 days later, long-term holder supply jumped by about 600k BTC, its biggest one-day rise this year, as those unmoved coins aged back over the 155-day line. So anything split into long and short-term holders gets a drop in November and a jump in April that mostly come from one exchange moving its own coins.
Sure. It's called FerimanEdge: [https://ferimanedge.com](https://ferimanedge.com/) It tracks BTC, ETH and BNB with a fixed rule set, publishes the current market regime, and sends Edge Updates when the entry/exit conditions are actually met. No AI deciding trades, no exchange connection, no copy trading.
That’s a fair distinction. An address or a transaction alone usually doesn’t tell you with certainty who controls an output or whether a transfer was a purchase. My point is that an observer doesn’t always need certainty to learn something useful. If your employer knows the salary output and sees it spent, amounts, timing or information about a known recipient can provide clues. Those clues become less certain as more possible transfers and owners enter the picture. So I agree: it’s not a complete shopping list. It’s information that may become more revealing when combined with other things the observer already knows. Here’s a simple example. Suppose I pay a business partner in bitcoin, or sell them some bitcoin, and my wallet funds the payment using a single 0.5 BTC coin. My business partner can inspect the transaction and see that I had control of that 0.5 BTC coin when I made the payment. They still don’t know my total balance, and the transaction doesn’t tell them whether I still control the change. But I may have revealed much more about my finances than I intended during an ordinary transaction.
Measuring your portfolio in BTC is interesting because it shows whether you're actually accumulating purchasing power relative to Bitcoin instead of just watching everything rise or fall in dollars. I'd still keep a fiat view alongside it, though, especially if your expenses and taxes are denominated in fiat. Otherwise it's easy to get a distorted picture of your financial position depending on which unit of account you're using.
Cyphe rock BTC only or X0 both can do. Shamir Based so you won't lose your seephrase ever
We can trust the government, we can't trust BTC. BTC has no intrinsic value. It's just funny numbers. But the government is intrinsically powerful.
One thing that often gets lost in these headlines is that $11 billion in expiring options doesn't mean $11 billion worth of BTC is suddenly getting bought or sold on Friday. The actual price impact depends on how traders and market makers are positioned and whether they need to adjust their hedges. Same with the whole max pain theory. It's interesting to watch, but there's no guarantee the market gravitates toward that price.
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Does he get to keep the BTC?
Hope it works out buddy, I've been full port BTC for a long time and just gonna ride the wave until new ATH