BTC

Hot_Arm3894

Hey everyone, thanks for the feedback, based on your suggestions and the massive ETF/institutional shifts, I completely pivoted the script. I dropped the general altcoin rotation and focused 100% on a Pure BTC Accumulation model. It filters out retail noise much better. Just launched a reports channel today!

Physics2234

BTC was stolen by AI era

bemyantimatter

I purchased it on an exchange and was sending it to a hardware wallet. I wasn't keeping it on the exchange. How else can I exchange USD for BTC?

ProtectionHour5091

Dear u/robleregal, [I jumped on your vault about the 20 BTC challenge you created, but the vault is empty and](https://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/comments/1wcc3kx/roble_regals_20_btc_trading_handbook_challenge_is/) now, I am still waiting for you to send me the 20 BTC and the second wallet you advertised about.

No-Masterpiece2246

and then BTC crashes and you lose your house AND your BTC 🤣

Cryptocaller

“In case you didn’t know” “If you understand how, study up on BTC” Oh, shut up already.

Pleasant_Maybe_5523

For 5–7 years I’d honestly keep it pretty boring. Mostly BTC, maybe some ETH. I’ve seen enough altcoins disappear after a cycle to not bet too heavily on them long term.

Detailed23

When the S&P tanks, BTC usually does right beside it. Not surprising since mostly institutions and governments own BTC.

JoJopama

Exactly. If you want a optional privacy coin that has longevity, cheap transactions, and had no premine; go with #LTC. The founder bought his own coin and later sold what he bought to not be accused of it being centralized. LTC has been operational for fifteen years. I’ve personally been using it since 2016 without a single problem. If you want a non-optional privacy coin get #XMR by swapping for it with #LTC or #BTC. 

olive_oil_lover_

Here's what will happen: 1. Warren Buffett makes a lot of money. 2. I buy more BTC.

Typical_Result_8962

Only one, sorry. Sold all my BTC, maybe I’ll buy back a little one day, but definitely have more confidence in stocks and regulations.

BlazingPalm

Link? Curious on details about how public they were, how did police know there was a cold wallet involved. Is it possible BTC was not the main reason for this tragedy? Going further, to help protect against theft, multisig with off-site location or single sig with moderate amount in wallet and main stack in passphrase. Can even keep a 2nd passphrase with bigger stack than primary wallet so it looks like they got both when in reality they only got like \~10-20% of your holdings. Don’t try to be a hero, give attackers the honeypot. Goal at that point is to stay alive and stack another day.

panthera_3000

That is known as "tuition", after paying it, you can take the time to learn more and become a Bitcoin maximalist, allocating 100% of your subsequent investments to Bitcoin, or perhaps 70% to BTC and 30% to "tuition" for other projects. 🤣

Temporary-Cause730

Wtf i BDAG??? Invest in BTC, HYPE, ETH, SOL, stop buying these random craps.

ForLoveFell

Selling 1 BTC in cash to a stranger in 2026 without an escrow or OTC desk is asking for a wrench attack or civil asset forfeiture. If OP wants fiat legally without getting flagged by banks, an established OTC desk with legal proof of early wallet ownership is the safest path

Temporary-Cause730

And the weirdest thing is that you can actually love both! These Monero shills think that you can only have one coin in your portfolio, it's so bizarre. I have a lot of ZEC, but I also have XMR, because I believe the privacy narrative will be profitable in the next few months/years. I also have BTC, HYPE, ETH and SOL, four different L1s.

These_Application531

I would never speak about BTC in public

palmdata

933 EH/s and ~127.45T difficulty is the part most home miners miss: the box can be healthy and still earn less next retarget. At ~$37/PH/day, a 200 TH machine is only roughly $7.40 gross/day before power, pool fee, downtime and rejects. I’d budget from the low case, not the headline BTC price.

treatmelikeawhat

again, you don’t understand how alt seasons work. demonstrably proven that it’s better holding ETH til it’s at least approaching ATH again, and then rotating into alts. again, when pointed out to you that everything else bounced higher during BTC’s leg up, you ignored it because it doesn’t fit your false narrative. so continue teaching incorrectly from your soap box.

palmdata

1 rule for a mining payout: don’t let the power bill depend on one exchange. I keep a small BTC buffer for ops, then sell in batches after the pool payout clears and the tx has confirmations; test a small amount first and check withdrawal/hold limits before moving a larger payout. A frozen compliance review during a power-bill week is the real failure mode.

ubermensch1001

Yeah, man, I've been in this space since 2018, BTC is the only thing I'm still holding from way back then. Going into the bull market of spring 2021 I had large bags in ETH, LTC and Bcash. ETH I continued to hold until early 2024 when I converted it into BTC after months of thinking about it lol. LTC and Bcash I exited a very long time ago, they were bags I bought on robinhood in late 2020 that I rode into huge profits in 2021. My average on LTC was $40 and it peaked at $400 that year and for bcash my average was $200 and it peaked at $1400. 80% BTC right now but have large holdings in ETH and ADA. ETH I bought heavily last spring when it's pairing to BTC was under .02 and ADA I've been buying heavily whenever it was under 30 cents. Scooped some up with the lows here earlier in the summer but mostly just been buying BTC this year. This stack of cash I have in reserve is going to be my last big move for a while so I want to spend a lot of time weighing my options.

LongDaysPleasntNites

I do not think it’s crazy. For me there was a direct correlation between my education on the topic and how convicted I became. As a result my allocation to BTC within my portfolio grew substantially. I’m a believer that concentration is what builds wealth and that diversification protects what you already have. Since I’m in the “building” phase I’m heavily concentrated. In the end I think this plays out in one of two ways - purchasing power increases exponentially OR BTC goes to zero. The chances of the latter is extremely low IMO. In the end you have to live w your decisions educate yourself, sit with the information and make the choice you think is best for you and your family.

Forded_Fiction24

Must been doing something wrong to feel like that. My stock holdings significantly outperform Bitcoin in the short term during bear markets. I've had a stock portfolio since 2010 and held BTC since 2017. They both have their place in my portfolio.  Diversification has its advantages and I wouldn't own near as much Bitcoin as I do if I had only invested in Bitcoin ironically. It's very easy to take incremental profits, pay Uncle Sam and rotate those profits into Bitcoin for the long haul. If you're not doing this then you're doing it wrong in the first place

Due_Ice3961

In my view, now remains a time worth paying attention to BTC and considering a phased entry strategy Many people see that BTC has rebounded significantly from its lows and assume it is already too late to buy. However, looking at it from a different perspective, what truly matters isn't the extent of the price rise so far, but whether the current price remains attractive relative to future potential and risk BTC previously pulled back to the $50,000 range before gradually rebounding by over $20,000. This price action demonstrates clear buying support at lower levels. Although BTC recently touched the $80,000 mark and has since pulled back slightly, the market structure has shifted away from the extreme pessimism seen earlier Therefore, if you believe in the long-term value of BTC, the priority shouldn't be obsessing over whether you've caught the absolute bottom, but rather managing your position effectively Don't aim to buy everything at the lowest point in a single trade, and don't let a small rally trigger a fear of missing out (FOMO). Consider entering in batches to retain sufficient cash and flexibility. Markets never rise in a straight line as we might expect; fluctuations of 10%, 20%, or even more along the way are entirely normal Ultimately, your ability to profit depends less on the precision of your entry and more on your ability to control greed and fear It is about having the courage to build a position at low levels and knowing when to take profits after a rise; it means avoiding blind chases during market frenzies and resisting the urge to panic-sell during pullbacks Opportunities in BTC are always present, but opportunity does not guarantee profit. Only by managing position sizes, lowering leverage, adhering to strict take-profit and stop-loss disciplines, and avoiding betting your entire capital on a single market move can you truly turn market volatility into your own gains

DontLook_Weirdo

No notes, but if I did write any relating to BTC, I would do it in a notebook or my note app

MooseLoot

I stand by my tried and true: 1) get enough BTC that if the sub is right, you’ll be set 2) house 3) enough stonks that if this sub is not right, you’ll be set 4) more BTC Why go all in when you don’t have to? Devote the most resources to plan A… but have a plan B unless you can’t afford to. Also, FWIW, minor inflation (aka not the 70s era levels) won’t ruin stocks. Stocks get bad when yields on bonds become too attractive but I don’t see Trump’s fed raising rates too too much.

ubermensch1001

This totally makes sense and is something I've considered. However, I already have a lot of money in alts as is, thus why I lean more towards BTC. I'm honestly not super excited about buying heavily at these prices, want to wait and see if we get a big sell off over the next few weeks.

ubermensch1001

Bro, I'm talking about right here and right fucking now with ADA. The guy has these coins locked in at the time we are writing on here. Let's say we go into 2027; the market is starting to get into a bullish environment and BTC is trading at 90k+. Let's say ETH at this point is trading at 4k, so a little over a 50% move from here. What do you think would happen with the rest of the alts? In this environment, do you see ADA at best matching ETH's performance by only being at 30 cents? Very short term price action is impossible to predict and pointless. For instance, in the fall of 2024 ADA was trading around 35 cents while ETH was at a similar price to where we are currently, about $2400. After the 2024 election hype ADA traded as high as $1.30 while ETH peaked at about 4k. I'll use XLM as an example from that same time period. Right before the election it was trading around 10 cents and then climbed above 50 cents at it's peak, so a 5x. A weak example would be LTC, it was around $65 and peaked at a little over $100 in this same time period. Another one is Bcash, both of these had very little price movement for years leading up to this, at least relative to the rest of the alts out there. The whole point is that when we do get bullish phases with alts, ETH leads and many of the alts with smaller market caps will OUTPERFORM it. IF someone were looking to do this, they need to be able to identify the correct time to be buying. I'm not saying people should do this, the point is that when ETH pops hard relative to BTC the broader alt coin market follows along even stronger. It has nothing to do with fundamentals of the coin lol. If you aren't aware, virtually all alts, including ETH, are primarily driven by hype and speculation. Picking the horse that runs the fastest is honestly going to come down to luck. What is NOT luck is identifying when these alts are low and where they could be making large gains for profit.

CrustyBus77

I would have guessed that the promise of $5000 stimmies would have caused BTC to rally. If that orange bastard actually goes through with it, the US economy is fucked, but BTC will boom.

MikeWaz65

If I had $20K to put into crypto, I’d personally lean more toward altcoins than Bitcoin. Bitcoin is obviously the king of the market, but with the price where it is, it just doesn’t feel like the best way for me to stack crypto and chase higher upside. I’d rather spread that $20K across a few solid altcoins with strong fundamentals and use the lower entry prices to build larger positions. Obviously, that comes with more risk and volatility than BTC, so I’d diversify rather than bet everything on one coin. Now this is just my thought; everyone should do what they feel is best. Since I do not have the money to buy a whole Bitcoin, spending 20K and getting about a quarter of a Bitcoin just does not excite me. However, taking that same 20K and spreading it over several promising altcoins like HBAR, Stellar, and XRP seems like a better move. But like I said, this is just my thinking on this. For me, it’s less about how many dollars of Bitcoin I can buy and more about finding projects where I think the risk/reward is attractive.

No_Bid917

I think the percentage matters less than whether you understand what that allocation does to the risk of the whole portfolio. A 20% crypto sleeve can end up driving most of the volatility even if the remaining 80% is pretty diversified. I’ve occasionally checked that balance in Moon just to see how different BTC drawdowns change the overall picture. If you can sit through the downside without needing to sell, a higher allocation can make sense but I’d rather decide that from risk tolerance than from how bullish I feel today.

ubermensch1001

2024-2025 we never had an alt season. However, in an environment like in the spring of 2021 EVEYTHING pumps hard when a wave of liquidity enters in with FOMO and euphoria. LTC in the spring of 2021 trading above $400, it's highs from 2017. I'm not saying to buy LTC, but the point is that everything does this under this types of market conditions. If you can spot when it's a good time to buy alts you can make moves. With this particular thread, you could buy ADA around 20 cents and hold this for a period of time. When the market has some sort of euphoria, which eventually will happen, you can bet this will pump. We can speculate all day as to what this could do, but buying at this point IF you wanted to would be solid. In my honest opinion, alts collectively are for speculative moves and swing trading, including ETH. They should only be touched when looking at it with this lens AND with the goal to swing trade this for profits. If you can identify when it is the correct time to be buying them you'll do well. For instance, I didn't touch ETH at all in 2022-2024 because it's pairing to BTC was still strong. However, in the spring of 2025 it dropped under .02 to BTC, it's cycle lows with it's BTC pairing that go all the way back to late 2019. I made a lump sum purchase here. Now, I could have been buying ETH at a similar price in the 2nd half of 2022, but it's pairing to BTC at the time was ABOVE .05. If I had bought ETH at the time I would have watched this slowly bleed compared to BTC over those years. For instance, 10 ETH bought at 1.2k in late 2022 could have bought me roughly .75 BTC. That 10 ETH in the spring of 2025 would have been only worth .2 BTC. Most people don't understand this, which is why they either get wrecked by buying alts at high $ valuation OR where they would have made better gains just buying BTC instead.

treatmelikeawhat

ffs we all understand. you dont understand. In the time it takes you waiting for another 2x, you could have better returns NOW elsewhere. You might be waiting half a year while other things are outpacing ADA. ever heard of opportunity cost? they brought up how ETH and SOL bounced much higher on BTC’s recent leg but you ignored that. having BS flawed logic like “2x from here” is why crypto holders lose money holding bags. where is the greatest return NOW. cycling smaller gains multiple times works out better in the end

Objective_Basil_8414

The top comment asking "enough for what" is doing the real work here. A fixed BTC number is a strange unit for this question, because the same 0.1 means something completely different at different prices, and it tells you nothing about the thing that actually decides outcomes, which is whether you can keep holding it. Age is also a proxy for the wrong variable. Two people the same age with identical balances are in totally different positions if one has stable income and a cash buffer and the other doesn't, because only one of them can sit through a long ugly drawdown without being forced to sell into it. I'm not going to throw out a number since that depends entirely on your own situation, but "how much could I hold through a multi-year bad stretch without touching it" is a question you can actually answer, unlike "how much is enough".

Objective_Basil_8414

The uncomfortable part is that "instant" and "without giving up control" can't really coexist. The moment coins leave your wallet for a swap service you are custodial for the duration, you just don't get the disclosures or the recourse a regulated venue would owe you. That's exactly why orders get frozen: those services still carry AML exposure, so the screening happens after they already hold your BTC. eXch closing didn't remove a safe option, it removed one that hadn't been squeezed yet. Since you're mining, the more durable setup is usually a boring one: keep one KYC venue purely as a pass-through for the portion you need to sell, move fiat out the same day, and never let a balance sit there. Your custody risk then lasts hours instead of months, and everything you actually intend to hold never touches it. If you want to stay non-KYC, RoboSats or Bisq over Lightning is far faster than the old P2P experience you're comparing against.

KnowYourKrypto

Zcash is not BTC. If anyone believes that they have made good money, just exit. There are reports that this high is cosmetic. 

colemusic1

You said this is the main issue with bitcoin today, I’m speaking on that and not about this person. The same analogy could be applied to literally anything if you frame it that way. You could say that banks are an issue because someone sent OP an email saying it’s been compromised and he needs to login and change his password. So it’s not bitcoin specific, the point I was making is that scammers target crypto because it’s significantly easier to trick people into human error, whereas buying BTC through brokerage platforms doesn’t require: \- custodial risk \- human error \- seed phrases \- phishing links for liquid staking So yeah, OP is obviously stupid, but the framing in your comment should be “OP is far away”, not “BTC is far away”. Wall Street didn’t exactly look at a $70B+ funded BTC asset and think that’s small.

Lans_boi

Who can help me sell 12 BTC

dream_system_99

if those scenario happened, so investor is gambling, speculating. they invest or trade BTC without conviction.  In the market, there is unique bias, namely self fulfilling prophecy--the price goes up because many investors or traders believe that price will go up.

dream_system_99

the price will go up if there are many investors buy BTC, not sell BTC

True-Lychee

There's no evidence he has sold his personal BTC stack.

colemusic1

That’s because there **literally is a way to buy it and hold it safely.** IBIT exists for a reason, and owns more than 60% of all BTC ETF assets. So you can literally open a brokerage account on IBKR, buy some IBIT and never have to worry about being scammed, custodial risk or literally anything that this kind of shit can cause. That’s why IBIT is pulling in 30M - 50M of daily trading volume and that’s genuinely enormous

deny_by_default

Doesn't this same risk hold true whether you self-custody or not? Even if you use an exchange, your personal info is tied to you thanks to KYC and that exchange is just one email breech away from exposing you as a BTC holder.

colemusic1

Sheepish isn’t it? I don’t even really see anyone talk about how enormously adopted BTC based ETF’s are becoming (the big three brokerage platforms as well as IBKR). So you’re completely correct that there’s genuine ways now to avoid custodial risk or being scammed. People just aren’t aware of this because they tend to look at only the data coming in from exchanges lol

pablo_in_blood

why tf would someone give away 20 BTC lol. If something seems too good to be true, it probably is.

colemusic1

The other comment by TheRadishBros is actually genuinely correct here. It actually absolutely can and IS becoming mass adopted via brokerage platforms like IBKR. IBIT is one of the most frequently traded BTC based ETF’s on the market, and data proves it. And unlike buying spot BTC through binance, kraken pro, CoinSpot, Coinbase etc, it’s actually completely regulated and safeguarded for this reason. Buying IBIT or other BTC based ETF’s is genuinely the safest way you can possibly purchase BTC if you want to avoid custodial risk and/or scams.

booyahbroski

No. It’s a pullback to 70k retest. By 2032 BTC will be $500,000. BE PATIENT!

LeoMiller9

You're holding it wrong' applied to iPhones in 2010. Today it applies to people leaving their BTC on exchanges instead of cold storage.

Xennenial

Im really not too worried about Ethereum. There is lots of quantum proofing work done on the developer side. As for BTC, in order to hack the ledger itself you would half to hack 51% of the miners who will be deploying security measures that protect them from quantum. The only real risk is quantum being used to break the keys of outdated BTC wallets.

HowSporadic

Yup, just like BTC, ETH, just went up, until it all falls down

RKrugel

What's your reason for saying that? Based on technicals, fundamentals or gut feel? Even if BTC goes down again after this nice bounce, I will still see it as corrective.

enryold

For minute-by-minute movement, I’d start with TradingView for charts and CoinGecko or CoinMarketCap for broad rankings. Before acting on a “trending” list, decide whether it means one-hour price change, volume acceleration, or performance versus BTC—those can point to very different coins. TrendingCoin blog is aimed at the last use case: comparing systematic trends across coins in both USD and BTC, not executing trades. Disclosure: I'm building TrendingCoin blog

Hijo38PQP

Whats the best way to invest in BTC? Buying it from COINBASE ? Or buying shares from other dealers?

AdrianRamirez0

Fewer fancy new phones, more sat stacking. Every new Fold is literally 0.02 BTC wasted.

LucaRossi0

The cycle never changes: 'I took profits at 81k' -> BTC goes to 120k -> 'Is it too late to buy in?

Ill-Abrocoma4737

$100k USD or 100k BTC. $100k USD you can trade easily on coinbase or any exchange as long as the BTC is clean. If you received it from a kyc exchange you will easily be able to sell it. If its ever touched a nefarious walllet or mixer it will be frozen. I think coinbase alone average, daily volume is over 5k btc (\~$330Mdaily). If its 100k coins, you will not be able to sell it easilly.

hippielovegod

Well, I bought mine at 500/BTC so what do I care. That is still quite some appreciation. 8000%

ReachIcy5975

The research part is what changed my view on a lot of investments too. It’s easy to have a strong opinion on something when the opinion is mostly inherited from whichever side you heard first. I’ve been running Moon for different investment arguments but with Bitcoin especially I think it’s worth reading the strongest case from both sides and understanding custody, supply and monetary policy for yourself. Even if someone ends up deciding BTC isn’t for them that’s a much better conclusion than dismissing it without understanding what people actually see in it.

Tall-Ad1293

This is the most underrated tax trap. You pay capital gains tax on pure inflation just to break even in real purchasing power. This is exactly why 'never sell, just borrow against your BTC' became the playbook.

Neat-Bodybuilder1670

If you disregard current prices and market trends, and simply want to purchase a fixed dollar amount of BTC every month, what is your objective in doing so?

PreferenceOk2716

Malone Lam, a Miami resident charged with stealing 4,100 bitcoin, led a ring of fraudsters who stole crypto via online scams and home invasions. We obsess over breaking cryptography, but one of history's biggest BTC thefts basically came down to convincing one human to hand over access.

Squeiner

20s, as much as you can manage to stack 30s, as much as you can manage to stack 40s, as much as you can manage to stack 50s, 3.1557 BTC 60s, as much as you can manage to stack Run your own race man

Efficient_Range1156

20s 0.1 BTC 30s 0.5 BTC 40s 1.0 BTC 50s 2.0 BTC 60s and over, spend that shit 🚗 ✈️ 🏠

MixDouble5264

thanks! that's a bit of shame to see that u/robleregal is lying, for me you deserve the BTC as you went in the vault that was empty

unknowngloomth

Trading? You buy when everyone says crypto is dead and sell when everyone is saying BTC is hitting $1M mark. Rinse and repeat. Plus, BTC had pathetic rois compared to boring Nvidia and XOM for the last 5 years. Even gold blew BTC out of water 1 year. Gold and silver are up for the last 1 year whereas BTC is down.. BTC needs a new narrative to go up because it sure isn't a hedge against inflation as during geopolitical instability it dips unlike gold. I wonder what's the next narrative for BTC? 🤔

Revolutionary_Karma

'I'm a mercenary', you just made my day. Gl with your daytrading, 99% of traders lose money, but you're the guru mercenary. Idk why you bother responding if you're just in it for the money. I've been a long term investor since 2017, idm bagholding BTC.

unknowngloomth

I'm a mercenary. I could care less about this "BTC is the only legit crypto" I'm here to make money. I take profits. I'm not like you who's bagholding BTC. You just didn't marry BTC but you also had kids with it. Brutal. ETH? Lmaooo 🤣

Revolutionary_Karma

BTC is the only legit crypto project. Close with Ethereum. 99% of the other projects are just slot machines. Sometimes you win, long term you'll lose. By your attitude you're likely believing you're the 1% god. Altcoins = gambling in a casino.

unknowngloomth

Yeah. Let me guess. "Buy BTC only bruh" fuck outta here

Hakushakuu

Think AAVE is worth holding. It more or less follow BTC just with a wider beta. 126 entry is still pretty good considering few days ago it was 140. Maybe just wait for another 'sell the news' situation and sell it.

beardhero_ben

Think of it like your on chain BTC is your savings account and lightning is your current account, you keep money in there that you can use for day to day spending but the main stack is still secure in a cold wallet

MrDryGuy_

iPhone 16 Pro - 20. Sept. 2024 - $999 - 0,01580 BTC iPhone 17 Pro - 19. Sept. 2025 - $1.099 - 0,00950 BTC iPhone 18 Pro - 10. Sept. 2026 - $1.199 - 0,01535 BTC

AutoModerator

Post is by: Content-Celery2359 and the url/text [ ](https://goo.gl/GP6ppk)is: https://lovable.dev/products/threetowerscapital Three Towers Trend is a bull/bear run trend model with weekly signals for ten coins like BTC, ETH, SOL and more. See when the trend turns. Gold is up. Grey is down. The Three Towers trend line makes your crypto’s trend easier to understand. Without complicated charting software. It's built to make it easy to understand whenever there are bull or bear signals. Follow ten coins, including Bitcoin, Ethereum and Solana. Gold is an uptrend: the model holds. Grey is a downtrend: the model is in cash. Every change has a confirmation date. You do not need a TradingView account or anything to install. No predictions or forecast. This model is based on a mix of moving averages to determine trends. We use completed weeks and fixed rules shared by every coin. The model responds to price, trend and volatility. It can be late or wrong. It does not predict returns or trade for you. It works the same for everyone. It is information, not personal or financial advice. [https://threetowers.capital/](https://threetowers.capital/) *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.*

creative_usr_name

I emptied the vault first. Send me proof your proof and 2 BTC and it's yours

MayaCrafts91

Yeah, that makes sense. I’m probably going to keep BTC/ETH as the core and only use SOL for a smaller part, especially since one bad wick can undo a lot pretty quickly. The leaderboard is already looking interesting though, curious how aggressive people are going to get with the remaining days.

MayaCrafts91

Yeah, that’s pretty much where I’m leaning too. BTC and ETH for liquidity, then SOL for the extra movement. Not sure how I am going to perform. I will probably provide some updates later. I'm very new on trading.

Michael-Ryder

For a short competition I’d probably stick with BTC, ETH and SOL. Enough liquidity to get in and out easily, but SOL still gives you more volatility if you’re actually trying to trade rather than just hold.

Swift-Teapot-751

I’d probably go BTC, SOL and ETH. Curious what everyone else is picking, especially for the higher-volatility plays.

theAerialDroneGuy

.01 BTC is actually $785 at todays BTC Price of $78,499.91

absinthiumxmr

Its also far easier to buy privacy coins like Monero in Iran than it is in the US now. [https://www.reddit.com/r/Monero/comments/1v6amu1/iran\_has\_listed\_monero\_on\_every\_exchange\_in\_the/](https://www.reddit.com/r/Monero/comments/1v6amu1/iran_has_listed_monero_on_every_exchange_in_the/) For the record, BTC is not anti-fragile for sanctions avoidence. The moment the US threatens mining farms into censoring transactions coming from OFAC-sanctioned addresses is the moment everything breaks for it. With Iran and several other countries starting to use Crypto for this purpose, it is only a matter of time.

crazybird-thereal

I dont know since how you are in crypto, but here a cold reality : \- DCA BTC only. \- You found a better coin ( it’s better, perform better, do more, more secure, ...), do DCA BTC only. \- You saw this coin doing a x1000, it’s already too late for you to make money on it, do DCA BTC only. \- Since 2017, I started crypto (with mining), and never spend money on BTC, thinking, something else could do better, it’s totaly correct to says if i had spend my money into DCA BTC only instead, i should be between 3 to 5 times richer. I saw many btc killer, I also had ADA, but market is not "logic", it’s seems to only reward : DCA BTC only. Just do a boring brainless DCA BTC only, and forget about the rest, your life will be easyer

ByWillAlone

I keep 90% of my BTC on my own self custody wallet, but I typically keep 10% of it on an exchange to make it 'easier' to execute transactions (or so I thought). My exchange used to be coinbase but they pulled this same bullshit with me. I've been a customer of coinbase since their first year in business, have previously kept up with every last one of their account verification requirements. I've had the same phone number, same email address, same social security number the entire time. And then I tried to transfer a little bit of it to my own account on another exchange and they did this to me. The only difference is they said I couldn't try again for 30 days. F that. After the 30 days were up I moved every last bit of BTC out of coinbase.

crazybird-thereal

What happend to him ? Has he always been like this ? At first i saw a man defending BTC, but now it’s just a clown....

DontLook_Weirdo

I like minimalistic and this is that. Cool app, but only if BTC is your only hold.

Pretty_Breakfast_962

Solution to the 0.008964 BTC puzzle The trick is a 6-bit encoding disguised as six perforated cards. The six cards are labelled: 32, 16, 8, 4, 2, 1 For any number from 1–64, each card answers a yes/no question: does that number appear through the holes on this card? Six binary answers give exactly: 2⁶ = 64 possible states So every number from 1 to 64 can have its own unique six-card pattern. The clever part is that the mapping can be expressed with XOR. Using the cards that contain the number, the solution is: N = 1 + (37 XOR K₃₂ XOR K₁₆ XOR K₈ XOR K₄ XOR K₂ XOR K₁) where the keys are: - 32 → 26 - 16 → 22 - 8 → 10 - 4 → 36 - 2 → 43 - 1 → 63 Only include the keys for cards on which the number appears. Example If the number appears on cards 32, 8 and 1: 37 XOR 26 XOR 10 XOR 63 = 10 Then: 10 + 1 = 11 Therefore the hidden number is 11. The famous “38” moment The volunteer says: «“I can't find this number!”» That means the number appears on none of the six cards. So all six cards are absent. Using the equivalent absent-card formulation: N = 1 + (19 XOR 26 XOR 22 XOR 10 XOR 36 XOR 43 XOR 63) Calculate: 19 XOR 26 = 9 9 XOR 22 = 31 31 XOR 10 = 21 21 XOR 36 = 49 49 XOR 43 = 26 26 XOR 63 = 37 37 + 1 = 38 So the magician can immediately say 38. There is no supernatural guessing: “I can't find it on any card” gives the magician the unique all-zero 6-bit state, and that state maps to 38. The seventh card / Franklin magic square provides the physical presentation of the mapping, while the six cards provide the binary information. So the core mechanism is: 6 binary cards → 64 states → XOR mapping → one unique number (1–64). That explains how the magician can determine the number without seeing the cards. 1GajcPPZYUCeCV8LQ126qM1iJjBYEFpf1g

MysteriousAlpaco

i would like to know the method of social engineering involved if a 22 year old and his crew managed to convince someone holding over 4,100 BTC to hand over access just because they were posing as Google or Gemini.

SeaworthinessSad7300

I am not convinced that BTC isnt going close to zero tbh

discusking

I clearly do understand them. I was being facetious. I’ve held my crypto since 2020 because I know what’s coming. BTC had a split and the next bull has been delayed. It’ll go off soon enough.

666Dxrk

You can sell some to me, I need some BTC rn

AirlineFluffy1320

BTC and ETH. AXGT for a utilty token, and HOLD for meme token. If you want, ask and I'll give you contract addresses for AXGT and HOLD.

BigPlayCrypto

UpUp and BTC

na3than

With 100 BTC surely you can afford a keyboard with a working period key.

snksleepy

I heard the US government lost a ton of BTC because Elon fired a few guys who held the security keys.

Nio_HODLer2021

Maybe so but they got a money printer. BTC is finite.

isableandaking

It's kinda like saying I see food at the store, I eat food from store, I cook food, I don't know cows that get slaughtered, I don't know about viruses that spread due to no inspections, I don't follow politics and know of orange mango that removed said inspections. WAIT WHY DID I GET SICK FROM EATING THAT STEAK. So yeah fiat, gold, stock, goods, real-estate - they all have value, it's good to be 99% in BTC, makes you feel safe, you don't have to worry about the market - you can just DCA and you will get rich and sleep soundly. OR you can take on a bit of risk and get EVEN MORE RICH at the price of sleeping less soundly.

isableandaking

Are you sure you are not an AI bot ? If you think that in 2029 when BTC hits $200k you can't sell your BTC temporarily and then put some shorts - you CAN choose 1x leverage - which means basically your full stack, so you would only lose money if the price goes to $400k. But in the other case where BTC might retrace back to $125k, you can make $75k per each BTC you are short, if you are short even 1 BTC, that's an extra $75k you made from it going down, now you can buy like 0.5 BTC more and have 1.5BTC, previously you had only 1. Now if you are SUPER sure that the usual BTC cycle will happen, you can do 1.5x or 2x leverage, then you can potentially make even more money, but if BTC goes to $300k you are gonna be at a loss. If you use 6x leverage, you are playing with 6btc, you can be wiped out by even small 10% movements up - so just be ULTRA sure if you want to do stupid stuff like that - I don't recommend, this is more akin to gambling than investing. And just to be clear my fiat holdings are negligible compared to my stock/crypto portfolio - lol.

ir88ed

"Having 100 BTC won't change who you are." That is a hypothesis. But I am willing to test it. For science.

WildNight00

I wish there was an app that accepted crypto for QR code payments in Asia I know know TrueWallet has BTC giftcards but really only works in Thailand

Bred_Slippy

Having 100 BTC won't change who you are. Things won't magically happen. Work on you. If you don't like your life, work out what needs to change. Don't wait on 100 BTC. Get professional help if needed. Good luck. 

Agent_Q1207

so in other words you stole BTC and now asking reddit how to escape from your crimes lol?