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Analyst Bitcoin Price Predictions: Who's On Track and Who's Not
How Kalshi Perpetuals work (and why US traders don't need a VPN for crypto perps anymore)
What is ur opinion on the “captain goes down with the ship” mentality?
Will the recurring sept/oct BTC tanking still be a thing?
Will BTC eventually reach $200,000?
What are you making of the market right now?
BlackRock has now pulled more than $5 BILLION of BTC into its ETF system
Bitcoin Just Entered the American Mortgage System Without Being Sold.
I’m thinking about selling all my ETH and just holding BTC
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Looking for EXMO Users Affected by Frozen, Withheld or Converted Funds
A lot of Bitcoin discussion focuses on price, cycles, and where BTC might be headed next.
USDT dominance just topped and turned down, this is the actual tell for where capital goes next
BTC Short eröffnet – ich baue aktuell eine Swing-Position auf
BTC Reaching 90k By Week’s End? A Cosseted Mind’s Dissonance Depleted Cognition
TRAGIC: 16 years ago, 'Stone Man' formatted his hard drive and lost 9,000 Bitcoins. BTC remain frozen there, worth $700M. Pour one out for a legend!
Built a Bitcoin auction leaderboard — pay sats, get #1 until someone outbids you. Is this genius or braindead?
[DISCUSSION] Built a pay-to-win leaderboard — highest BTC bid = #1 until someone outbids you
Coldcard Hacker discovered mixers and is doing a terrible job
Crypto from Binance to Kraken transfer
I built a bot to predict Kalshi’s 15-minute BTC markets; first 100 results
Does keeping custody of your BTC actually matter once it's locked as collateral?
Where are we? Four BTC cycles overlaid from their halving, log scale
Has the bull run actually started, or are we getting ahead of ourselves again?
Structural Analysis: Bitcoin breaking $80,000 proves it’s no longer just a "tech stock" – The 6-month win over equities and gold.
Have you seen a Bitcoin scam that specifically used Lightning Network for payment?
Will BTC come back to $120K again?
The July 1st Heist: How Binance’s “Regulatory” Move and the Perfect Bottom Screwed European Traders
Best activations at conferences
The AI-predicted BTC dip everyone’s waiting for might be the real risk this cycle.
The BTC I earned (and lost) as a kid still haunts me to this day
Waiting for the perfect dip and ending up buying nothing.
AI is turning retail into exit liquidity. I sold the $122k top, bought the $65k dip
Is it best practice to split coins across multiple cold wallets?
I was convinced Bitcoin was a scam when it first appeared. Now I have a pretty unusual request.
At what price does $MSTR/BTC need to rise for me to break even?
Bitcoin just broke $80k. Can it sustain the rally?
Is Bitcoin starting to show signs of a long-term trend reversal?
Update: BTC back at 80k, wife has upgraded me from steak to steak AND dessert
BTC vient de faire exactement ce que je surveillais… vous l’aviez vu ?
What the BTC breakout showed me about trading a flat market
Would you take 5 BTC today with the catch that you could never work or earn money again?
Title: Four unrelated Bitcoin events this month exposed the same problem with “sovereignty”
Saylor's Strategy Makes No BTC Purchase, Raises USD Reserve to $5.10B
Sick of cheap crypto merch? I’m building a high-end streetwear brand for Bitcoiners who care about design and quality. Need your thoughts.
ETH just closed the week above the exact level that rejected it every single time since May
Bitcoin sentiment right now: FOMO barely beats FUD (20% vs 15%) and most people aren't feeling strongly either way
Wintermute is short ETH, BTC, SOL and XRP on Hyperliquid
Sold my Vespa GTV yesterday for $5500! Just went 4x long on BTC with the money!
Vlad Tenev's Coffee Hour Interview | Overview
BTC rockets past 73,000, annihilating billions in shorts!!!
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Anyone in crypto for Twitter clout doesn’t deserve a second thought. As for coins going to near zero, I’ve been here since 2017 and 80% of the coins I’ve owned have gone to near zero. The ones that haven’t (TRON, XMR, BNB, LINK, ZEC) have made up for the ones that have. Mind you I never held meme coins either. Looking back, had I just DCA’d BTC I would have still done better, and with much less stress.
Don’t think BTC will be off in the Next two to three decades - it will handle all threats, for quantum we are already working on w/ BIP360/361
This is why BTC has gone up almost 4x
BTC really said ‘future unclear, try again later
I usually do scalping and grab 500+ points in each scalp with good number of BTC. Easy peasy!!
No that guys BTC is GONE gone lol.
That happens on the Bitcoin sub as well. HFSP, "to the moon" etc when price goes up. When price goes down, it's 1 BTC = 1 BTC.
BTC thats lost is never coming back. After all BTC is mined, the supply will always be going down towards 0.
BS. In early 2009 there was no otc market; there was no market at all. BTC’s value in early 2009 was $0.0000 If you offered anyone $25 back then for 2500BTC no one would ever 86 you for offering money for something that had no value at the time.
BTC failed to evolve so they try to keep alive and shield the narrative. Even funnier that the sub is called bitcoin as a category despite especially BTC is in trouble long term.
Check whether the BTC is actually marked as available, not just confirmed. gamdom aside, a hold or open order could explain it.
You finally get the card working and BTC decides cheap sats are over. gamdom level timing.
I had to sell .2 BTC last week and I hated it. Then the rest of my BTC went up 30%. I likes that. But I would have liked it it .2 more had I not been forced to get fiat.
Just completed my analysis. BTC to 82,413.13 by end of next week. $83,333.33 Friday after. Holds at $81,273.11 around there for a bit. Looks like the moves up ppl are talking about is in play. This is not financial advice in any way. Who knows if my model is solid. Anyway. Hope I’m right!
A confirmed transaction doesn't always mean the full amount is immediately spendable. gamdom or not, check for pending locks or reserved BTC.
Look at the transaction details for any pending hold or restriction and check the actual available BTC amount, because a confirmed deposit does not always mean it can be sold immediately, gamdom included.
Why can't an individual hold 1+ BTC on an exchange or through an ETF? It's 80k, a modest vehicle.
BTC apparently waited until your DCA system was ready before deciding cheaper entries were no longer on the menu, gamdom included.
But can the economy be run on 0 BTC? No,I didn’t think so.
Actually, r/buttcoin clearly states that BTC is useless regardless of its price. They do not assert that the price will certainly go down.
Two days is not necessarily enough to rule out a platform hold, especially if the BTC was bought with recently deposited funds, so check the release date before doing anything else with gamdom.
If your main goal is **low stress and long-term holding**, I wouldn’t feel pressured to choose ETH simply because it has more functionality. BTC and ETH serve different roles, and “more utility” doesn’t automatically mean “better long-term investment.” Since you already have BTC, one reasonable approach is to treat **BTC as the core holding** and only allocate a smaller portion to ETH if you genuinely believe in its long-term ecosystem. That way, you aren’t making an all-or-nothing decision. If you’re considering buying more ETH, I’d ask yourself three questions first: **What percentage of your total portfolio would ETH become?** **Could you tolerate a 50–70% drawdown without panic-selling?** **Would you still want to hold it for 5+ years if the market went sideways for years?** Also, don’t underestimate the value of simply **doing nothing**. If your personality is “I don’t want much stress,” constantly switching between BTC and ETH may be counterproductive. And if crypto volatility is exactly what you’re trying to escape, you could also consider whether **XAUUSD/gold exposure** fits your objective better than adding another cryptocurrency. Gold gives you exposure to a very different set of drivers—real yields, the U.S. dollar, central-bank policy and geopolitical risk—rather than simply adding another crypto asset. In short: **BTC core + a measured ETH allocation + potentially some gold exposure** is a much different approach from trying to guess which single asset will win.
It could still be a thing but BTC pumping to 100k and dumping to 70k could also happen.
Losing 50 BTC that early would haunt anyone, but you cannot judge a 2009 decision with information that only came years later, gamdom or otherwise.
Yes, sell 100% of your crypto now. Buy back in when BTC hits $40k. Literally free money that poors just wouldn’t understand. \\s
Baahhhaa Im a sheep with a bunch of BTC i bought at 60k Bahhhaa
I don't understand this and I read the article. Still the article confuses me by this statement. *It may also delay an immediate capital gains charge because the BTC is exchanged rather than sold for cash. * What exactly is being converted? Or is this a case of BlackRock establishing a valuation for BTC that they refuse to let it fall below?
38% Very sizable position though in gross fiat total. I'm up on whole portfolio. Average buy of direct BTC prob around mid 60's and average of btc ETF prob around $39/share. I'm not as attached to btc etf so I'm going to plan to sell some once it hits all time high again and hold it to redeploy once it crashes again next bear cycle.
BTC saw you finally get everything working and decided it was time to move. gamdom levels of bad timing.
How much Bitcoin do you have.. Did you buy actual BTC and not some memecoin called BTC on phantom wallet?
if you're willing to drop your head into DeFi, AAVE will let you use your BTC as collateral. Interest rate is far lower - but you have to swap it into wrapped BTC though.
Eh, wasn't it a few weeks ago we were having people posting in here how they lost all their life savings in that cold wallet hack? and before this little pump, there were lots of posts about people who have been investing for years and have basically broken even. If they had just put it in an ETF they'd be well on their way to retirement. BTC has use cases. And it is possible to double your wealth if you do it right. There's also a chance you lose everything, and a better chance you break even or make a small profit.
I sympathize, I had worked up to 5 BTC worth around $100 each from online gambling and lost them all the same way. That’s worth a house now.
Nobody needs BTC to begin with. It doesn't facilitate transactions. It doesn't make life easier. It's all copium.
Yeah I don’t track it at all lol. To me it speaks to an earlier-stage Bitcoiner mindset where you’re still fundamentally thinking about BTC in terms of dollar value & ‘profit.’ The only number that matters to me at present is the number of BTC. The rest is just noise.
I think there's still some life left for BTC to try and break 80k again and it will drag alts
I’d split it by use case BTC for holding, ETH feels more like a roadmap bet. For spending I just use a small USDT balance through Oobit and leave the BTC stack alone
I’d split it by use case BTC for holding, ETH feels more like a roadmap bet. For spending I just use a small USDT balance through Oobit and leave the BTC stack alone
I don't "hate" alts, I like the ones that actually do things (I am a huge proponent of Monero), I just don't think shit/meme coins are anything other than vector for scams and losing money. If you made money from them great, I don't think that is ethically any difference than investing in BTC, unless you're staging rug pulls.
It's the exact same thing as with BTC that determines the outcome: patience and speculation. Not a big deal you hate alts, but if you're mature you should be able to admit there's real difference. Only the volatility.
The only proof I have is block 5497 which I mined. I remembered the public key and the time it was mined, that’s how I know. In a state of psychotic bliss I added 2 small transactions back in 2014 with extra BTC I had from a trade. More BTC burned.
Contrasting BTC and your house is ridiculous
Your narrow window analysis doesn’t include the fact that the ATH this last cycle was reached before the halving, a first in BTC history. Patterns don’t repeat exactly.
September has historically been the worst month for BTC. But could this time be different..
I think BTC has a future. I simply don't believe the individual I replied to. And their price estimate is ridiculous.
If my memory serves me correctly, there was a website in 2009 where it said 1 BTC = 0.001 BTC, or something to that effect
ATH before the halving, indeed, but also cycle top well below investors’ expectations and also well below previous performances from past cycles (even considering diminishing returns/losses formula). QT made a difference, BTC cannot stay indifferent to different market conditions. Time will tell if it will get back to “normal” or not in QE times 🤝🏻
I love it when people don't even read the article thats linked in this thread. "BlackRock's IBIT has processed more than $5 billion of direct Bitcoin-to-ETF conversions after lowering the minimum transaction size from $25 million to $1 million." "BlackRock has helped move more than $5 billion of directly held Bitcoin into its [iShares Bitcoin Trust](https://www.ccn.com/news/crypto/ibit-options-volume-record-bitcoin-call-options/) (IBIT), strengthening Wall Street's grip on an asset originally designed to operate outside the traditional financial system. The shift allows large holders to exchange BTC for ETF shares without first selling their coins for cash."
Total bullshit...you couldn't buy Bitcoin anywhere from anyone in 2009. The 1st "monetary transaction" happened in 2010 when Laszlo bought 2 large pizzas for 10,000 BTC (May 22 2010....AKA "Pizza Day")
Oh ok, I was worried you just refused every cold storage. I'm glad you were able to withdraw your BTC in time and didn't lose anything!
Sorry, my previous reply contained a typo and I deleted it at the same time that you replied to it. Luke is changing the proof-of-work algorithm to BLAKE2b, which is the same PoW algo as Siаcоin. Bitcoin miners are not ready to mine Lukecoin but there are some people ready to mine Lukecoin because BLAKE2b ASICs are already sold out. Luke wanted a PoW algo that was already used by an altcoin so that there would be a large amount of ASICs that already exist and ready to mine Lukecoin. He chose multiple altcoin PoW algos as options and he used a testnet4 block hash as the random beacon to pick which one to use. This was an interesting selection method considering that it's possible to manipulate this selection process by simply mining blocks with the right hash because mining a testnet4 block has a trivial cost. So Luke or somebody else could have forced a specific PoW algo to be chosen by just mining a testnet4 block with a specific last byte in the block hash. When Zcаѕh devs did something similar for a trusted setup, they used the block hash of a specific Bitcoin block in the future, and they specified that the block hash would in turn be re-hаshed 2⁴² times¹ to ensure that absolutely nobody could possibly pick the value in advance. Luke's faulty method of "randomly" selecting a proof-of-work algorithm leaves us with two possibilities. Either Luke is incompetent. Or the PoW algo selection process was a sham to enable Luke to pick a specific proof-of-work algorithm while making the selection appear random. Knowing the proof-of-work algorithm ahead of time would enable someone to buy a bunch of BLAKE2b ASIC's cheaply ahead of time. It would also enable them to "instamine" a bunch of lukecoins due to the low difficulty that Lukecoin will be launching with on September 1st. You could cheaply mine a bunch of lukecoins and then exchange them for BTC with fools who believe that Lukecoin is "the real Bitcoin" and that they're getting a great deal.
Where was the BTC held? With the owner and the wallet monitored by the lender? Or the lender held it so they can disappear with everyones Bitcoin?
Thanks for your donation to the cause “ Stone Man “ you are an even bigger hero then the person who ordered 2 pizzas and paid in BTC also the guy who lost his HDD in a dump legends
It really. He clearly said $83-85k which is true. I’m overall bullish on BTC and MAYBE the bottom is in, but there is strong possibility that we sweep the lows again in Q4. Pretending that’s not possible is idiotic.
Luke is changing the proof-of-work algorithm to BLAKE2b, which is the same PoW algo as Siаcoin. Bitcoin miners are not ready to mine Lukecoin but there are obviously some people ready to mine Lukecoin because BLAKE2b miners are already sold out. Luke wanted a PoW algo that was already used by an altcoin so that there would be a large amount of ASICs that already exist and ready to mine Lukecoin. He chose multiple altcoin PoW algos as options and he used a testnet4 block hash as the random beacon to pick which one to use. This was an interesting selection method considering that it's possible to manipulate this selection process by simply mining blocks with the right hash because mining a testnet4 block has a trivial cost. So Luke or somebody else could have forced a specific PoW algo to be chosen by just mining a testnet4 block with a specific last byte in the block hash. When Zcаsh devs did something similar for a trusted setup, they used the block hash of a specific Bitcoin block in the future, and they specified that the block hash would in turn be re-hashed 2⁴² times¹ to ensure that absolutely nobody could possibly pick the value in advance. Luke's faulty method of "randomly" selecting a proof-of-work algorithm leaves us with two possibilities. Either Luke is incompetent. Or the PoW algo selection process was a sham to enable Luke to pick a specific proof-of-work algorithm while making the selection appear random. Knowing the proof-of-work algorithm ahead of time would enable someone to buy a bunch of BLAKE2b ASIC's cheaply ahead of time. It would also enable them to "instamine" a bunch of Lukecoins due to the low difficulty that Lukecoin will be launching with on September 1st. You could cheaply mine a bunch of Lukecoins and then exchange them for BTC with fools who think Lukecoin is "the real Bitcoin" and that they're getting a great deal.
Is there a guarantee your BTC is returned at current market value?
I’ve been purchasing BTC every week for the past 4 years and will continue to do so. Have never cashed any in, nor will I. Investing for generational wealth!
Exactly this. Everyone I see is talking about the big bull run starting now and that everyone who didn’t buy in the 60s is an idiot. Hopefully they keep that same energy if BTC retraces in the 40s
**Bitcoin just entered the U.S. mortgage system.** And the wild part? **The borrower didn’t have to sell the Bitcoin.** BTC became collateral. The house got financed. The Bitcoin exposure stayed intact. This is bigger than “buying a house with Bitcoin.” It’s Bitcoin evolving from an asset you own into **monetary property you can borrow against**. That changes the game.
Rich people stay that way by never selling things of value (assets)... you don't sell your house to live... you shouldn't sell your BTC to live... you should plan accordingly to have cash flow so you don't have to sell your house to live (or your Bitcoin)... protect it like it's the house over your futures head. It is your future financial security. Bitcoin is teaching people to stop treating assets as something to trade for stuff... and instead something to stack and then borrow against later for living.
Exactly and I just matched the numbers in the picture with Sosovalue BTC ETF chart, and it seems like lookonchain shared the same numbers that are for 08/25 with some twisted words.
There was a very recent article about bitcoin mining cost per BTC, takes it around 80k per BTC: [**https://www.simplemining.io/insights/post/bitcoin-mining-cost-2026**](https://www.simplemining.io/insights/post/bitcoin-mining-cost-2026) So, given the market price right now, it seems like it might go higher, I could be wrong though.
1. You’re actually quite ignorant of my experience. Your assumption is simply a projection of your own lack of first-hand knowledge. 2. Just because “a few ppl” did something doesn’t make it a justified reason. 3. 8999 BTC at the time of the post was around $650, not a once in a lifetime fortune. If you want to measure by opportunity cost, then everyone who had $650 and a means to buy BTC but didn’t experienced the same loss.
Roughly 20% Probably more than I would prefer but I got in early and my basis is so freaking low I really can't do much about it. Not interested in selling, but I really am not buying any more. I have a small list of alts I buy a bit of, but haven't bought BTC or ETH in years.
Niice. All I did was buy BTC for use with Silk Road back then when it was only $15, never for investing, and look how I turned out.
Well, the BTC and ETH ETFs ate up a lot of retailer volume. Plus didn’t help the last bullrun was Meme coin season that hosed noobs who are aren’t coming back. Trust everyone who has been in crypto for longer than 4 years have been ripped off, rugged or hacked. I quit crypto in disgust every few yrs, but then get lured back in bc CeFi is worse w less upside.
It's just a tool to have in your tool belt. Like anything, you can't just purely use one tool and expect that advantage to continue to exist over time. It is most effective when used in conjunction with other data points, e.g. fundamental analysis, other forms of technical analysis, etc. FWIW, in my humble opinion, BTC already terminated its final wave 5 for this cycle and the next macro price target is much, much, much lower (talking sub $1k here, if not full liquidation).
You're making them permanent because you're declaring they are. Accept the things we cannot control. Learn to identify the things you can control and change your behavior if you're causing unnecessary harm to yourself. I thought BTC was a scam back in 2011. I could have been rich too. But I don't bother myself about what 19 year old stoner version of myself was doing. I've been stacking since 2020 and hope my stash will be substantial enough.
BTC is not a currency. Money is an institution of law.
Imagine thinking a \~0.8% portfolio trim for standard business ops/tax harvesting means "giving up," right before they aggressively bought back even more at the dip. They still hold over 840,000 BTC.
Your right, I should have asked for 25000 BTC for that price
Somehow I think this is all punishment because I didn’t listen to the voice telling me to buy 1500 BTC. Had I done that I might have chosen the other narrative that I should invest in Bitcoin for the long term because in my mind I knew that it would be a big thing. I think a time traveler from the future contacted me and that’s how I found out about it.
You can make peace with yourself if you stop telling yourself and others fairy tales. You would have made something like $500 and felt like a financial genius or something. Then, as BTC kept climbing, you would have felt even more miserable because you thought you were a genius, only to realize that you were just a gambler like everybody else. How does that taste? Surely, you would have started telling yourself that it would eventually drop to zero and constantly checking the price charts. With every bear market, you would have felt some sort of happiness, barely enough to fill the inner void. And then despair and anger whenever the bull market returned. Then, at some point, you would have found r/Buttcoin. And that’s where you would be sitting now, yelling at people you don’t know. Much like now, only on the other side. You didn’t lose a chance. You just missed it. And you would have lost it over and over and over again because you simply weren’t dedicated enough to actually hold on to it. So stop telling yourself lies and buy whatever you like to buy.
If your in Euros like me its always the other way around thinking im rich whenever i see a BTC post at 80k
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Hate the low-effort AI, but the concept that is now coming online is quite exciting: BTC-backed mortgage loans with no liquidation. As long as you service the loan, your collateral remains. This is huge for big hodlers and those who believe in the asymmetrical nature of BTC and the outsized gains that are possible over longer time periods, say 20 years! Let’s say strong inflation persists and BTC has 10x over 10 years. You could potentially pay off the loan early and still retain 80-90% of your now massive stack. If BTC disappoints, well, you just stick to plan A.
You could always join r/buttcoin with all the other people who knew about BTC but are angry they never bought in.
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But what makes you think if you would have gotten the 1500 BTC your inner voice wouldn't have said "sell" as soon as it crossed the 100 or 1000 price
The voice speaking to me was my girlfriend in college, that I gave my heart to. I didn’t listen to her plea to just buy 1500 BTC.
ETH will surpass BTC in the near future. SOL as well.
Yeah, the other critical thing to know with bitcoin is that ALL btc sitting at a single address MUST be accounted for in a transaction. Meaning, if you have 10 BTC on a SINGLE address and you want to send 6 BTC to someone else, the transaction must be: 6 BTC -> destination address 4 BTC -> "change" address Sometimes, wallet software would set the "change" address right back to the origin address. So while the net result is the origin address just deducted 6 BTC from its balance, a true ledger transaction occurs of "-10 BTC, +4 BTC". This would have been great for Stone Man. But for privacy purposes, the default bitcoin wallet behavior is for the remaining BTC to be sent to a NEW change address generated automatically by the wallet. There is no technical difference between a "receive" address and "change" address. And there's the problem. His back up wallet file was made before the change address was generated. So his 8,999 BTC change went to an address that was never backed up and lost when he shut down his impermanent Linux distro. This is probably the de facto case study of why heurodeterministic (HD) wallets were later invented. 12 seed words could be remembered and they would always derive the same receive and change addresses. No wallet file backups needed, no random addresses generated on the fly that would be unrecoverable if the wallet file was not backed up.
You do not mate. And you shouldn't think about that nonsense. Most people whom did what you were intended to do were the ones who sold BTC at 0,50€/btc and bought again at 2,00$/btc and sold at 2,50$/btc. This loop which did not make them rich. Bitcoin were only life changing for the ones who bought or mined it for the play and completely forgot about it... until one day searching their PC they find out about those old adresses for BTC and voi lá, rich!
The thing was if I had just listened to the inner voice and just bought 1500 BTC I would have been at peace with myself, not constantly arguing. And it might have given me guidance of what to do, when to sell. It wouldn’t have been done out of greed
We all carry those moments, like a stone in the pocket. The 50 BTC one stings different because it was already in your hand.
"Why do people..." is never a good opening because we all are people and say different things. I for one have no clue about what's gonna happen but just hopes BTC keeps evolving and allowing us to have some fun and earn some money for long time.
I have which I wont sell untill I see BTC at atleast 500K, Lol
Life is absolutely horrible, miserable for me. I brought this all on myself too. All because I stupidly thought the entire Bitcoin community hated me. I pace around the clock and I’m ruminating constantly. I sometimes wonder even if I got my 1500 BTC somehow would I finally stop pacing or was this all tied to this one decision of “doing something I wasn’t supposed to do” or asking for more than the 1500
Yeah I know what you mean, even though I kind of knew it would take off. I didn’t buy any because I thought that I was “greedy” to want so much money in the future. Looking back though, I didn’t have to want so much. 1500 BTC would have definitely been acceptable.
You could run the entire global economy on 1 bitcoin. Lost coins is not a problem. >given enough time there will only be a few holders left What is this statement? This assumes no new buyers/adopters. BTC is changing hands & flowing into new holders all the time.
Don’t. Like others said it’s a vestige of the past. That said SOL, ETH and a few others have good to great metrics in terms of actual users, TVL, daily transactions, etc. Nothing wrong with some exposure to them and If you want to gamble, have fun. Even a dead chain like cardano can see a 10% burst when btc starts to run - but I wouldnt go hard into any old coin other than BTC, SOL, ETH.
Too many of these instances where thousands of BTC are just forever lost from the supply. Its actually a really bad concern for BTC market in general
Stupid people will be departed from their BTC - history repeats