BTC

inadyttap

$100k BTC EOY, you heard it here first! 

Superb-Landa

Whatever you use, he’ll still have to clear card/bank checks, so “no holds at all” is tough. Easiest is: reputable US exchange → buy BTC/USDT then send to your wallet then you cash out locally. hope tht helps

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EggMedical3514

""I know lending out your BTC or using BTC as collateral will most likely be how people use their BTC as income or for retirement"" Doubtful.

DirtKooky

So, long BTC?

flying-fox200

BTC+ETH should always be the backbone of a crypto porftolio, but I can also recommend the currencies below. Monero (XMR) --------------- Monero is anonymous, peer-to-peer digital cash. It has the highest level of privacy of any cryptocurrency, rendering all of its transactions totally untraceable. It also has an adjustable block size, allowing it to scale in high network activity. It has a tail emission of 0.6 XMR per block. Yes, this means it is slightly inflationary, but with the rate of inflation tending to zero over time. I would not view it as a "store of value" - it is meant to be used as anonymous P2P cash. However, investing in it could still be a good idea as it has a strong use case, and people will always value privacy. Quantum Resistant Ledger (QRL) ---------------------------------- Quantum computing is a real threat to the cryptography used by almost all cryptocurrencies (elliptic curve cryptography). How soon this threat will materialise - no one knows. What can be agreed on, however, is that the treat is real and one should prepare for it. That being said, almost none of the cryptocurrencies are currently quantum-resistant. QRL is fully quantum-resistant, and has been from its inception. It uses XMSS and will soon migrate to SPHINCS+ (if I'm not mistaken) when upgrading to project Zond (which will allow smart contracts). Over the past few months it has had a good bull run, likely reflecting the sentiment that the quantum computing threat is starting to become a greater worry. Bitcoin Cash (BCH) -------------------- BCH was created as a fork of BTC in an attempt to uphold the original vision of BTC as an electronic, decentralised, P2P digital payments system. It did this by increasing the block size, allowing for much higher throughput. It also improved its difficulty adjustment algorithm to a per-block difficulty calculated as a moving average, rather than the 2016 block average used by BTC. Whether you agree or not with it "upholding Satoshi's vision" does not matter - it might be good as an investment because it is identical to Bitcoin in all the ways that matter and could continue to gather interest as time goes on. Solana (SOL) -------------- Solana is an extremely high-throughput blockchain with cheap payments that supports smart contracts. It has become a hub for decentralised finance (DeFi) and also memecoin culture. Its use case is strong and we might see it have bull runs in the future. BitcoinII (BC2) --------------- This is a very new coin and I cannot in good faith recommend it as a "solid investment", but I mention it all the same as there is a chance it moons. It is, essentially, "Bitcoin, re-launched". It is pretty much identical to Bitcoin, but was relaunched in June 2025. It exists to give people a "taste" of what Bitcoin was like back in 2009-2010, **not** as a competitor to Bitcoin. It is not to be confused with BTC2.

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OccasionalXerophile

Silver going parabolic blow off top style. Imagine if some of that flows to BTC

Mohammad_Noruzi

reach 0.3 BTC 🥴

thecryptoguide13

Opting out of a rigged game is the purest use case for BTC. It’s more than an investment; it’s a strategic exit from systemic debasement and constant cheatiing.

Captain_Fredl

Im only holding a bit of digital gold and 2 shitcoins and the rest is in ETF‘s and some selected stocks. Im not a ,,trader“ . This is a cryptocurrency discussion sub.. if you dont like my comment just dont reply - its simple . But here is something for you - Soon Moon 🌕 🚀 🚀 BTC to 200k $ EOY 🚀 🚀

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tldr; Glassnode lead analyst James Check asserts that Bitcoin can rise independently of gold and silver, dismissing the notion that these assets must slow down for Bitcoin to perform well. Analysts predict Bitcoin's value relative to gold could drop by half by 2026, with BTC currently trading at 20 times the value of gold. Despite recent losses, experts remain optimistic about Bitcoin's long-term growth potential, with some forecasting steady gains over the next decade. Macro strategist Lyn Alden also emphasizes that Bitcoin and gold are not direct competitors, as both have strong foundations. *This summary is auto generated by a bot and not meant to replace reading the original article. As always, DYOR.

thecryptoguide13

Leverage is exactly the issue. The entire real estate market is a debt-fueled trap where corrections are now politically and economically impossible without a total collapse. It’s the opposite of a hard asset like BTC where value is settled in real-time without systemic debt holding it up

Tranxio

Wow BTC to the moon!

SeaworthinessSad7300

In this case opportunity cost is pretty much anything though. Gold, silver, s and p I do think it's important to be careful about timing when investing. But BTC is very hard to time. It could have gone to 200k for what anyone knew

epic_trader

ZK proofs already exist on Ethereum, so I'm wondering what the big difference is? Why is Midnight "a privacy layer for BTC and XRP" moreso than Ethereum? Why is it more attractive to use Midnight? How does the security compare? Anything cross chain kinda sucks cause it usually involves bridges and where tens of billions of dollars are securing BTC and hundreds of billions are securing Ethereum, how much is securing Midnight?

Sorry_Degree_7933

People don’t get “hacked” because Bitcoin is broken. They get hacked because of bad security: phishing links, fake apps, weak passwords, or leaving coins on exchanges. Use a reputable exchange + 2FA, or better, a hardware wallet — and BTC is one of the safest assets to hold long-term.

Sprunklefunzel

You have the same amount of Bitcoin now than when you bought. You lost nothing. Stop thinking of everything in FIAT terms! But if you must, then at least stop thinking of BTC as something to trade, its a long term investment against the inevitable death of FIAT.

olduvai_man

How on Earth is Nano better than BTC as a store of value? How is it any better for payments than stablecoins? It's been 8 years and it's still a dead-chain doing less than $1M in volume. That's not to even speak about it's other issue, but no need because the market already decided it is over for Nano.

Vasjh

Nod. Some of the ideas sound good on paper (Midnight privacy "insert Blockchain lingo, make me feel smart/part of secret elite". Can be used for payrolls as example, some hidden some visible, temp visibility. Sounds cool. Even the distribution was a play on nostalgia (come mine some of it) Minotaur sounds good, Bitcoin defi sounds good (Bitcoin OS block blahblah changes everything, yet nothing). Waiting for Charles to pull the message he got from Trump. Simple lesson in the end, stop following these so called leaders, they don't have a solution either. Can play around with stocks/alts, but come home to metals and BTC.

olduvai_man

Nano is a pure payment coin, almost a decade old, that did less than 600k in volume today while USDT alone did almost 41 *billion.* Pure payment coins are toast and it will never be a store-of-value like BTC. The only thing its done in the last 8 years is bleed to BTC.

SilverSolider

Absolutely, but either that line breaks, or BTC catches up. I'm indifferent, I like both and will buy more of the one that underperforms.

Helicraptor20

I mean… buy silver, BUY COPPER, BUY BTC if you can. And hodl all 3

RoutinePrice446

So apparently Robinhood either did, or is in the process of, giving away $750k worth of BTC to people who mostly don't want it/hate it with a passion, if WSB is anything to go by. Fun.

denfaina__

My god, a lot of you have no idea what you are doinghere nor why you should invest in BTC nor what BTC is.

Green_Candler

Most BTC analyst were wrong this year... even Polymarket... 2026... here we go again

Additional_Dirt8695

Both have made me money and they're basically the same. BTC has made me richer but with silver I have a nice collection I can look at when I'm bored. I think 50/50 is a winning solution 

StatementPristine381

1 BTC is still 1 BTC. You haven't lost anything

nugymmer

Silver medium term top. BTC short term bottom. That’s all she wrote here.

rvrsingam

Only on the BTC/USD1 Pair, only on Binance

SilverSolider

In my opinion though, the metals have a long way to go, even if BTC outperforms them, ie both is good, I like both.

DramaticRevenue3657

The 4 years cycle did not break. The top was in October at $126k and we have been in a bear market since then, The agenda in this cycle was to destroy the 9 to 5 slaves that believed that they could become rich with Crypto like in the previous cycles, that metals and stocks were crap compared to Crypto gains, and that there is a financial freedom in the Crypto market. Besides of a few coins, most Alts have been in a bear market since 2022 and they will not recover and most people are underwater or completely ruined. It has been easy for the masters that be to do this, just by manipulating BTC.D and pumping metals and AI stocks they totally crushed the Alt´s market intentionally. The Crypto market will never be like before, many Alt´s are going to just disappear and just a few basket of the chosen ones will remain. Do not expect any more the volatility of the previous markets and even BTC gains will be diminished. The good news narrative out there with hopes of a positive 2026 for Crypto is just there to get your last cents remaining in your portfolio. The downside is not over and it´s gonna hurt real bad.

SilverSolider

It's the ratio between BTC and a gold futures contract demonstrating that gold cyclically out performs BTC but if the trend shown holds, BTC may outperform gold within the next few months.

R4ID

> Just bc XRP was first, doesn’t make it good at anything. You're once again agreeing with my previous argument on BTC. >You have to prove it doesn’t something functionally better than something else. Why cant you answer my question then? >I listed all the things it fails at. you listed your ignorance. Again, answer my question

NOneHOne

I mean... BTC is 30% off right now. Could drop a bit lower but will definitely end up much higher. You decide.

SeaworthinessSad7300

and BTC will go lower in response. Its going to be long round trip

SeaworthinessSad7300

yeah likely when S and P drops, BTC will drop by more. BUT when they print to save the markets thats when BTC will go high.

SeaworthinessSad7300

yes we might get lucky and people rotate out of S and P and into BTC but unlikely. Likely when S and P drops, BTC will drop by more. BUT when they print to save the markets thats when BTC will go high.

RealPrinceZuko

Check out $TRAC (OriginTrail). They're basically creating a decentralized knowledge graph used for verifying data used by AI. They have a hard coin cap at 500 million, and the TRAC token runs the nodes that powers the network. The adoption has been absolutely insane this year as seen here: https://dkg.origintrail.io/ Side note, I believe all projects other than BTC are being challenged currently. Only projects that have real demand and create real value for individuals/companies will stick around. My opinion of course, but that's my gut feeling this cycle. OriginTrail is the only project I'm in, and it's honestly a great time to buy from a price/chart perspective. Long term hold for me.

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Dereklikesmetal

My brother just gave me one for Christmas. We were both laughing about how genius it honestly is if people just plug it in and never change the BTC address.

chillinvillian713

Buying and selling all crypto BTC USDT XRP Solana and all

CipherScarlatti

"Nvidia incorporates Bitcoin into GPU development!" Ok, run that baby as a headline. The stonk and BTC price will fly

fringecar

True - I also have some real estate and stocks. Bad risk to go 100% BTC. We are betting against the US dollar, but in support of US productivity. Same as the Fed says they will do.

dj_destroyer

75% BTC, 20% stocks, 5% real estate

Robotoverlordv1

all the options I'm seeing let you borrow 50% of your BTC value, but with the origination fee and interest rate it winds up being like 13-14% from all the reputable players which I have credit cards at 14% so that that point it's not very attractive to me. Interest rates need to come down as these are secured loans we shouldn't be paying more than 7% IMO.

No-Operation-3100

The datapoints here is each individual buy/sell, not the company. So called “bitcoin treasuries” have added over 725K BTC since the beginning of 2025, that’s 4% of all bitcoin in circulation, and 10% of the “non dormant” bitcoins. Despite that, price is down 7%. Those company stock price has taken a nose dive (both in absolute value and NAV ratio), and we should expect their access to very cheap capital to dry up. Unless someone makes up for this buying pressure, this will depress the price. If they price depress too much and they start to be forced to sell to make their commitment, this will have a very significant impact.

dividedSt8s

Lots of BTC gets permanently lost due to cold wallets. Here’s how you can lose your own crypto today!!!

dj_destroyer

In late 2022, I sold a BTC and bought MSTR because of the discount to NAV argument. I figured getting more BTC than what I was paying made a lot of sense. I think it got me just over 800 shares... and it went on the biggest rip. I got greedy the first time it popped to $400 and thought it would go higher but it dropped under $300 so I put in a sell order at $395 and prayed. That was earlier this year and I made over a quarter mill. I might throw a little more back in -- why not? This guy is smarter than me, and has access to more capital. He's the ultimate BItcoin buyer and I think that deserves a premium, not a discount.

Ir0nman123

BTC and Eth is a great start. Hold.

diwalost

Don't dream that BTC will follow stocks. On the contrary, stocks are shortly going to follow BTC..😂

Tltl1990

100%. The posts on here are generally either one of 3 things. 1. Price predictions, 2. ‘If we had of bought x BTC x years ago or 3. Memes of BTC against Fiat.

Recipe_Least

Yup. Friend gave me the best advice: TAKE PROFITS. I sold all my BTC in June/July best decision I ever made.

AmazingfurnitureCT

Very good time to 50% cash out of the stock market at ATH’s and convert to BTC which is -30% from its ATH. Especially a good time to cash out GOLD for BTC

Lilgreenman3

When you find a good amount of BTC you should take your coins off of exchanges such as cash app and move them to a bitcoin address of your own controlled and owned by you, it’s called self custody. These addresses are usually secured by a randomly generated 12-word seed phrase known as a private key 🔑. But be very careful not to lose the your private key. Not your key not your coins. Do your research before anything else I beg you.

No_South_9912

The market sees lost BTC as "buy and hold". Not sure how that affects the overall price of BTC

didnt_hodl

ah ! I see. the diminishing returns. yes, that's natural with any asset that matures. on the plus side, the risks are much, much lower as well. to me the chart looks fine, if you just looking to find a pattern. and the pattern is still there, and the 4 year cycle is very much alive. as for the numbers, and the 100x well, of course that is not going to happen (unless USD totally implodes). I do not think anyone is expecting 100x anymore. Especially after a year like 2025. We clearly see that Nvidia is now more volatile than BTC. But over a decade it still can go 10x or, hey, maybe even 20x? That would be great, as long as inflation stays low

TherealCarbunc

# IREN: # The High-Profile "Sell" Call (December 16, 2025) On **December 16, 2025**, Cramer issued a more explicit **"Sell"** recommendation. This occurred after a sharp multi-week pullback in the stock price and following IREN’s announcement of a **$3.6 billion capital infusion** (including a $2 billion convertible note and equity financing). While the company framed this as a move to fund growth and buy back debt, Cramer criticized the dilution and the timing, viewing the financing as a bearish signal it surged 2 days later and if you bought then you'd be up 8% How fast can I get a heloc for BTC?

Rjim1

It'll all be a distant memory in a few years! After years of turmoil and over analysing I have completely decoupled my emotions from buying and monitoring BTC and I feel immeasurably better for it! 😊

Pitiful-Excitement47

That's the problem with BTC. Everyone throws around the word investment. Personally I agree it's an investment. However BTC was not intended to be an investment, it was intended to be a currency that takes over the USD. To be used for transactions. While everyone uses it as an investment, no one will hold onto it when it reaches x value, atleast the majority won't. Proof is in the fact that most people have been following this sub since Covid, saw the dip back to 15k and still have an average buy in price at 100k or higher. ( wild ) I left crypto after getting my bag, I've been skeptical about getting back in. What keeps me away the most is the retail investors view on btc. It's filled with people wanting the 1000x return so they can dip out and buy that car and house.

6DeliciousInches

Why doesn’t an American chip making company just make an asic chip for American use? Seems like a hole in the market wanting to be filled. Imagine an NVDA purpose specific bitcoin mining chip. NVDA and BTC would both start duplicating

Whole-Reserve-4773

Moon boys moved over to gold and silver now buying at ath. Sell BTC at a low and buy something else high

I_Stabbed_Jon_Snow

Trumpcoin being used to buy presidential pardons, North Korea scamming billions, and BTC maxis bragging about integration into TradFi... it’s all so fucking depressing. Remember when it really was about the tech? Everything felt bright and new, things were exciting, it felt like we could change the world. I miss that so much.

jeffereeee

Don’t invest money into BTC that you will need within five years, so this and you will not loose money. It’s long term not a quick get rich thing. Don’t need to sell, you ain’t lost anything. Do you still have the same amount of BTC? If so, you ain’t lost anything.

copyofa_

When BTC starts to bore or depress you… when you feel like confidence is dwindling…. Those are the times to load the fuck up

dividedSt8s

Everything not BTC is a shitcoin.

PMmeuroneweirdtrick

BTC stuck at 87. It's less volatile than tesla or nvidia but without the returns.

Positive_Rope2951

Download the Strike app Provide funds Buy BTC Be happy 😁

epic_trader

I'm not exactly sure what you mean by who will verify the transactions. If you want to send BTC or ETH, you'll use your wallet software to submit a transction request to the transaction mempool with all the other pending transactions, and from there, miners or validators (usually using 3rd party services for efficiency) will fill a block with valid pending transactions offering the highest transction fees, and add it to the head of the blockchain and receive a reward. Before they submit the block to the network, their software will have verifed that the block is valid and only contains valid transactions, as otherwise they'd lose the reward and potentially have a financial penalty. This is how it normally works. After a transaction has been included in a block, everyone can go verify for themselves, for instance on a blockchain explorer like https://etherscan.io/ However, when it comes to private transactions using zero knowledge proofs it's a little different. ZKPs are able to break the link between 2 addresses and prove that a transaction is valid, without revealing the details of the transaction. It's using maths to verify the transactions.

GoldmezAddams

I don't think we should be judging these assets by short term price action. The long game hasn't changed. The BTC thesis seems as sturdy as ever. Of course, metals will do well as the fiat system continues to crack. But I think our reasons for thinking BTC wins over the long term are still sound.

Comfortable-Half5165

For SOL, focus on network reliability, developer activity, and real-world adoption. Near-term can be volatile, long-term depends on ecosystem growth. Staking rates are attractive but weigh against potential price swings. Compare SOL to BTC/ETH for use case, security, and community strength.

Skeewampus

He’s always on CNBC and no surprise he holds BTC. Like anyone who makes a lot predictions on CNBC he gets some right and some wrong.

trucker-123

I'm going to be the contrarian here. For clarification, I bought into BTC back in 2014, and I have rode through the ups and downs (even the BTC bust cycles of 2018 and 2022) and I still hold about 65% of the BTC that I bought. So I am a BTC bull in the long run. But here are my contrarian views: This BTC cycle was heavily influenced by Trump. I think BTC could have made a new high after the recent halvening, even if Kamala were elected president, but BTC made it's run to over 100K primarily because Trump became president. So I think this cycle had more to do with Trump, than the halvening. Secondly, most of the BTC is out there now and less than 7% of the total BTC supply is left to be mined: https://www.bleap.finance/blog/how-many-bitcoins-are-left-to-mine. Under 7% left to be mined isn't a whole lot of supply, so the halvening has less and less effect on the supply of BTC. It's possible that the market is influenced by future halvenings just because of psychological reasons, but by pure supply reasons, with under 7% left of BTC to mine, halvenings are having a diminishing effect on the supply of BTC, compared to past halvenings where they had a bigger impact. For these reasons above, I'm not sure that BTC will follow the same price cycles as before. I still think BTC will get to 200K, and probably beyond 200K eventually, but I don't think it will do so because the typical 4 year cycle.

Whole-Reserve-4773

Right. Someone selling even an entire bitcoin does nothing to the price. The cult mentality is what makes BTC and crypto look like a joke.

GreedVault

Alts are off the table, BTC is the only option left.

DrAlWazzy

You should sell… Then rebuy back immediately. Realize those losses. No wash sales for BTC (currently)!

Hot_Philosopher3199

TSLA-you'll end up with more BTC

jpbronco

What else is there to say? "Buy BTC and you'll be rich?" It's a very volatile asset that includes significant risks. Short term loss should not be a surprise.

GivePeaceaChancex10

I have more than that but it's not near 50% of my portfolio, much less. Between BTC and stocks I've had some pretty great and both some pretty terrible days, like +/- $30k+ days, but it's all short term. You get used to it to a degree and just hope it all works out. Been in BTC since 2017, stocks since 2010. It can be brutal holding either really.  Alternative to the risk you can do more conservative investments but they arguably don't outpace inflation and I'd rather take some risk in higher beta assets. Everyone's risk tolerance is different. Regardless what you do I wouldn't drop a lump sum into it all at once and would at least DCA in even if you only divide the sum into 3-5 portions

Fantastic_Tank_7108

To answer your question This is what I have right now Bitaxe 4.8TH/S. X 2 unit set up as pool Daily im earning .00000242 BTC Again, this is with a two unit I have another unit set up as solo If I don’t get anything, then is fine, if I hit Any, then it would be great It is super easy to set up,

tomsmac

Remember, Unfortunately the ONLY value that BTC has is its scarcity and will take over a decade to meet its full potential. Thats it. It‘s scarcity. And there is no reason that Bitcoin can’t trade in the $70K-90K range until that time. The dollar ranges makes no difference. It’s all the same value. And if that’s true (it is) it can trade at $30-40K range. And if that’s true (it is) it can trade in the $10K-20Kmrange.

Holiday-Win6101

Holy crap 1m$ soon for each BTC.

StugDrazil

BTC is controlled. If you didn't realize that when it just dipped to 24k and bounced back 2 days ago. That was purposeful, and they will force this currency on you very soon. They have to crash the economy first. Don't worry they will watch from their towers as it all burns. They don't care about you.

Hitem20

Not sure you understand the reason to own BTCI in part of a balance holdings vs BTC

BillyBeeGone

You sound like any BTC crash.

Patrick_Atsushi

So sell stock and buy BTC then.

Sensitive-Storm-1972

Lots of advice on here about lump summing in. No problem with that. But BTC is very volatile. There may be a 10k swing in a week, sometimes more in less time. Pick a lower reasonable price point you're comfortable entering in at and just wait for that. It will happen.

musiciansfriend11

All extra money I don’t need or foresee needing access to goes to BTC. 100%

No_Giraffe_4647

If I had to put another chunk like 4000 in crypto it would be like : 2000 BTC 1000 ETH 500 SOL 100 AVX 100 HBAR 100 XRP 100 DOT 100 LINK

fx_alvaro

Put 80-90% into BTC. Then, with the rest, I can invest in altcoins in the short and medium term to make very good profits by buying at low prices. That's how I do it, and it works for me.

musiciansfriend11

100% BTC and cold wallet. Koinly for any tax reporting and tracking of long term vs short term

Ok_Wrongdoer_4308

My first buy was back when it was $1,000 per BTC and I bought $100 worth. I’ve been on it ever since.

Hitem20

I would suggest a bit of balance. Go with 60% BTC and put 40% in BTCI. Use the dividends to increase your BTC holdings.

Nick700

Gold's price is heavily suppressed and extremely undervalued just not to the same extent as BTC

DangerHighVoltage111

BTC is crippled. So they can build custodial solution that does not free anyone but makes them a lot of money...

thecryptoguide13

A 7 BTC stack is absolutely legendary, congrats on that level of discipline. Keeping that weekly momentum going is the ultimate way to secure a massive retirement. Respect

Effective_Swing6262

Buy all your BTC and send it to an offline wallet, don't talk about it and don't think about it.

Ok_Wrongdoer_4308

I’m going strong and still buying weekly, over 7 BTC and not stopping until I retire.