BTC

CrustyBus77

Nasdaq futures down 4.24%. Everything is gonna dip but BTC is going to recover faster and become the safe haven from inflation and crazy high P/E ratios on stocks.

Itchy_Influence5737

>someone PLEASE tell me there’s a better way? Yes. Stop fucking doing that. Buy the same amount, once a week, every week, and stop paying attention to the short term. Also, BTC is a better store of value. Good luck to you.

Rave_with_me

I buy BTC because I can't afford not to. Eventually the elites will run USD straight into the ground and adopt /create another currency.

OneKitchen7441

If you believe there will always be fiat money then ETFs make sense. If not, then buy BTC.

numbersev

> It wants me to put some money so I can withdraw SCAM. They probably have your personal info now. > it said there was a code I could use I thought another scam. Today I was bored and decided to try and use the promo code that the IG post told us to use and it worked and I received 0.31 BTC.  Yea bro, they just gave some random pleb $30k worth of Bitcoin... /s

LegendaryJohnny

If you will read whole thread I was just reacting on euphoria of bellends like you that 'it will never go below 86k' or that it will be '90k today'. My comment was literally about BTC being below 86k in 4 hours from commenting. And it obviously happened as I predicted. It was clear as day it will retrace fast. And that 1 moron like you always come out of woods to tell me I am stupid bear or in your case 'remind me 5 hours'. So here I am reminding you your stupidity. Now you are just trying to point out to something which does not exist and distract readers from seeing your clear stupidity. As Trump would say: you are low IQ individual.

bluesourcing224

No, because it’s about strategy. First you need to understand the basic economics of trading and the risks. Secondly what BTC is, market cap and value. Learn about halvings, whales, accumulation and manipulation. Learn about eco systems, mining and bear/bull runs. Long term there isn’t any harm if you believe it’ll keep rising. But there are better option out there to leap frog your way to owning BTC. Why buy at 80k when there will be a huge sell off into a bear market? Buy low and hold long term and keep some in a safe for when it becomes to expensive to own. Also, never leave your coins on exchanges. Get a ledger direct from a company , always research and don’t buy of Amazon 😂😂 hope that helps 👍

Numerous_Ruin_4947

20 years from now the BTC miner rewards will be 1/32 of what it is now. 24 years from now it jumps to 1/64 and 28 years it at 1/128. How will BTC be secured if Miner rewards vanish? Transaction fees? They would have to be very high to maintain the existing security. There is a big question around how BTC will be secured in the not-too-distant future. It's not a done deal.

Maleficent_Sound_919

Okey mr 0.01 BTC Maxi

dormango

Well the BTC numbers hit the levels noted for a breakout, briefly, until we were all liberated from any gains that may have been accumulated.

yellowmonkeyzx93

Whales and institutions were buying BTC. Smart money knows there's a pump coming later. So just tune out the bad narratives and be patient

wsdmrtst

That’s a lot of miners to convince… all around the world, not just in the US… remember the 2 times China tried to ban BTC mining?

Due-Inspection-5660

anyone investing in alts at this point deserves to lose money. BTC is the only way.

LegendaryJohnny

So why you wanted remind you 5 hours my prediction which was spot on as 9/10 things I predict now? And no, bitcoin is not where it was trading 24 hours ago. Exactly day ago BTC was 85.5. Now its 84k. You should probably leave crypro before you lose all your savings. Weaklings like you who can't understand market and wrap head around fact that crypto going down 5th month in row should just avoid this high risk.

Savik519

You'd be surprised, check out some YouTube videos of Trezor hardware wallet setup. When you feel comfortable buy one and send a small amount of BTC to the wallet, then completely reset the device and restore by using the seed phrase that you copy down on initial setup.

biba8163

After hours the stock market is drilling. If BTC doesn't stay resilient, we could see an Altpocalypse,

Savik519

No, but again it is not the real thing. You're buying paper certificates representing BTC. If you are just trying to get exposure to BTC price action in your retirement account then sure FBTC makes sense, but after studying bitcoin I've realized that I would rather hold the real thing myself.

nionios_k

It is just too tiring to keep track of all that is going on in USA. We have a life here in Europe.. I'll start diving in when my CMC notification for BTC dropping to 70k kicks in

Savik519

Yes absolutely. FBTC is like buying paper certificates redeemable for gold BTC on exchange is buying gold bars and having them in someone else's vault far away Self custody BTC in a hardware wallet is holding those gold bars yourself

oneplusseventy

Kind of similar to owning bullion vs paper gold- Less flexibility in owning paper BTC Also, there may be a future where the sats aren't fungible FE; In the future btc might have a fiat version that trades at a discount to spot, guy on WBD pod recently talked about this. I think his brand is the Bitcoin Advisor.

SoberHye

The price of BTC was around 85K, as you see I bought at over 87K when the transaction happened.

Silver_Archer_7527

Idiot. Trump has removed all the resistance to BTC breaking $100k and eventually $1 mil. The US is a BTC country now. You need to dump the Marxism.

Vipu2

Read only tldr, greed is the main thing that pulls people into BTC, that is good thing that greed can be used in a good way.

Red_Pill_Blues1

Tbh I'm very happy with how BTC is holding up during this volatility.

Simke11

That's like trying to outperform S&P 500 in stock market. Long term the amount of people who manage to do this is very small. You are better of just buying and holding BTC.

Simke11

And how's buying alts instead of BTC for huge gains working out so far?

Pasukaru0

Because it's not BTC. It's an IOU.

ExcellentPlace4608

Best way to do it in my opinion. Average in. I’ve had a monthly auto buy set in Coinbase for quite awhile and I rarely check BTC price.

MonarchGrad2011

How about put $100/mo in your savings account. Put another $100/mo towards BTC. In a yr, 5 yrs, 10 yrs, see how well you've done.

garybaws

BTC is successful not because of POW, its because of other reasons. ETH is centralised, has an authority figure and theres always updates going on for it. Right now, worries about pectra is keeping ETH's price low. How come other POW coins are not making ATH highs if you were right?

IcyDragonFire

MSTR is a huge risk factors, US isn't gonna buy BTC, Russia can use any of the thousands of crypto coins, BTC adds nothing special, sir.

Maleficent_Sound_919

3.7% in 20 min on BTC alone...

juanddd_wingman

Bro, LoL, I am good with my BTC, enjoy your XRP. It's ok. Have fun, live long. Didn't read your post. But I suppose you are 100% right. Peace

Hidden5G

Oh, so you’ll always take one Bitcoin over one XRP? That’s cute. btc was one low so that’s a weird comparison. And “no shitcoin has returned to its all-time high”? First of all, XRP’s all-time high was hit while it was under an SEC lawsuit, with exchanges delisting it and suppressing its market access..yet it still remained a top asset. Now, with regulatory clarity and institutional adoption ramping up, it’s positioned for real world utility. There’s a reason why it’s known as the “bankers token” around the world for over a decade. Can btc say that ? Meanwhile, Bitcoin is 100% speculation, has no institutional use case, and is so slow and inefficient that even the people calling it “digital gold” know it can’t be used for payments. It was even labeled a meme coin by the coinbase CEO. As well as isolated in its own reserve to separate it from real world use utility tokens when the decoupling begins. Also, funny that you mention Bitcoin hitting $100,000. We sold our meter 2.73 BTC at just over $100K…and put it all into ISO 20022-compliant assets, because, unlike you, we understand what’s actually happening in global finance. You can keep your outdated relic…we’ll take the future of financial capital, built on a system that SWIFT itself is integrating. Bitcoin is flip phone technology, and the world is already moving to smartphones. You can stay in the past if you want, but don’t expect the rest of us to wait around for you while parroting maxi fud. Strap in…

zerolimits0

We are nearing the halving liquidity crush timing right when gamestop announced entry to the BTC games. 250k this year bullish me thinks.

blaziken8x

penny stock using BTC to pump their price?

UnsaidRnD

then we'll sell BTC when it's high and create a new blockchain. problem solved.

oopssomething

Egg prices down 50% and BTC pumps 50%, whats not to like about Trump?

NervousClick7033

BTC 88k. Candle is candling. Not sure for how long 🤞🏽

KeyNo6413

Why not both? Hold BTC on balance sheet and accumulate over time with cash flows from your business. Did you have a chat with Acropolis (bitcoin treasury company) yet? they should be able to guide you. [www.acropolistreasury.com](http://www.acropolistreasury.com)

Elon_tesla_x

Ok I couldn’t resist any longer. By the way, well done once again! Bitcoin Dollar-Cost Averaging Analysis Report Overview This report analyzes the results of a dollar-cost averaging (DCA) investment strategy in Bitcoin, with $100 invested weekly from January 2020 through April 2025. Investment Parameters • Investment Period: January 5, 2020 to March 30, 2025 • Investment Frequency: Weekly (every Sunday) • Investment Amount: $100 per week • Total Investment: $27,400 (274 weeks) Results Summary • Total Bitcoin Accumulated: 1.13134882 BTC • Average Cost Basis: $24,218.88 per BTC • Current Bitcoin Price (as of April 2, 2025): $86,249.64 • Current Investment Value: $97,578.43 • Total Profit: $70,178.43 • Return on Investment: 256.13% Analysis The dollar-cost averaging strategy has proven highly effective for Bitcoin investment over this period. By consistently investing a fixed amount regardless of price fluctuations, the investor accumulated Bitcoin at various price points, resulting in a favorable average cost basis significantly below the current market price. Key Observations 1. The investment began when Bitcoin was trading around $7,000-$8,000 in early 2020. 2. Through multiple market cycles, including the 2021 bull run and subsequent corrections, the strategy continued to accumulate Bitcoin. 3. The average purchase price of $24,218.88 demonstrates how DCA smooths out volatility and reduces the impact of market timing. 4. The total return of 256.13% significantly outperforms most traditional investment vehicles over the same period. Conclusion This analysis demonstrates the potential effectiveness of a disciplined dollar-cost averaging approach to Bitcoin investment. By consistently investing a fixed amount over a long time horizon, an investor could have accumulated a significant amount of Bitcoin while managing the risks associated with market volatility. The strategy’s success highlights Bitcoin’s overall upward price trajectory despite periods of significant volatility. While past performance does not guarantee future results, this historical analysis provides valuable insight into how a systematic investment approach can work with volatile assets like Bitcoin.

IcyDragonFire

Most BTC holders have it as their main asset in their portfolio, so that idea, even if it were true, is irrelevant to them.

ShittingOutPosts

This is true for a lot of people. But the opposite is also true for a lot of people. There are a ton of investors that, more or less, get locked into an ecosystem and if it doesn’t offer BTC, they probably won’t pursue it. But I agree with you, even if all of these brokerages suddenly allowed BTC buys/sells on their platforms, it’s not like a huge percentage of that total AUM will rush into BTC. But some would certainly flow into it.

SessionDesperate6772

And they will have 2 months to study and learn how to deal with the BTC they are receiving. Tell them to keep the e-mail address active. You can also ask your heirs for more than one e-mail address, so that if one e-mail gets a problem, another one will receive your information. Now what YOU have to do is to study about ´INNACTIVE SETTINGS´, don´t rush, study it thoroughly and patiently. It is very simple.

SessionDesperate6772

Something you could do is to buy one cold wallet for each one of your heirs. You set up the wallets and imput in them the amount of BTC you want to donate. You can give them the wallets and you tell each one of them that the PIN, SEED PHRASE AND PASSPHRASE will be send to them 2 months after your death in an e-mail. All you will have to do is to use the ´Innactive Settings´ of Google to automatic send them an e-mail with all information needed to disclose the wealth (seed phrase, passphrase, pins etc) if your main e-mail stays innactive for 2 months for example (nobody leaves a main e-mail innactive for such a long time, do you agree with me?) You won´t have to spend no money at all. They will have the cold wallets in their hands and you solved the situation in a way that there will be no arguments, quarrels,, discussions etc. Hope I have helped you...

Western_Paramedic871

You don’t have to wait, you can send it right away but I wait until I have a substantial amount of BTC.

Needsupgrade

People don't use BTC for that because it lacks privacy and therefore fungibility. They use monero 

No-Pilot9748

I only buy BTC when it is making a new high. 😂🤣

deviantgoober

Its already priced in. Best case he triggers inflation and BTC runs. Worst case we fall a bit from stock market fear for a bit, but IMO the inevitable inflation is going to cause it to rip eventually no matter what.

Due-Inspection-5660

on BTC? do you mean right now or today in general?

BuyETHorDAI

I could personally never hold BTC knowing that the halvenings are a structural flaw in the Bitcoin network. Like holding a ticking time bomb, hoping someone will risk everything and come and disarm it.

SessionDesperate6772

You should study about ´innactive settings´ from Google. You may set up a schedule that, after (for example) your main e-mail is innactive for 2 months, it will send e-mails to the ones you chose, giving all the information needed about how to recover your BTC.

oopssomething

Apps are being updated to support 8 figure BTC price. The pump will be insane

Vipu2

And what could be there to make BTC better?

IcyDragonFire

1. There won't be another bull run. Some isolated projects might see rapid growth, but as a whole the class is consolidating.    2. BTC will never top 150k, and is quite likely to never top its latest ATH.    3. BTC ETFs will shrink 50% or more over the next 1-2 years.   4. The vast majority of crypto holders aren't gonna beat the sp500.    4. Satoshi Nakamoto is Adam Back.    5. Bitcoin will fork over the next 3-5 years to either remove the hard cap, or introduce some sort of a holding tax on wallets. The latter will probably be branded as a  "security contribution" or something similar.    6. There will be an attempt to confiscate Satoshi's coins in order to pay miners. This will cause him to move them, which will terrify the market and crash the price.    Overall, BTC isn't gonna make it long term. Crypto as a whole will survive and thrive however.   Now, before you downvote, you should remember this thread is about *unpopular* opinions, so you should rather upvote. ;)

Stunning-Insect7135

Open an irrevocable Trust. Transfer BTC (on paper) so the trust takes ownership. You’re still in control, but in the event of your death the other beneficiaries assume ownership without going through probate or anything. I’m in process of doing this

No-Gas3314

Considering that the volatility in the value of BTC has been decreasing after each halving, I believe it will take a little longer for dollar=Satoshi. Strong appreciation will be needed at early mining levels. Something will be needed to drive this.

Fun_Concentrate3149

I only look at implications during my lifetime. I mean what if aliens land on earth with a different/better economic model and a "perfect form of money"? then another alien civilizations kills them off? and then could we revert back to BTC...

setokaiba22

Nah I really disagree with this and the fact people panic sell their Bitcoin & other cryptocurrency lately just shows that. BTC doesn’t protect against inflation - we are seeing that when the prices have dropped so much. Money in your bank account isn’t really affected. Yes it’s technically worth a little less because the value of everything else is going up but you don’t lose money in a sense - the $1 or £1 is still that value. It doesn’t drop 20% due to trading or something. And with that why on earth would you put savings into it? If I put savings into a bank account I can earn a little interest but I can’t lose any. If I put £10k into Bitcoin that £10k could be worth vastly a lot less in just a week…

Due-Inspection-5660

I only invest in BTC.... 25% down from ATH is nothing, overall most long-term holders of Bitcoin are still massively in profit and its future value is what we should all focus on. Let's agree to disagree - I wish you all the best with your investments.

mrestiaux

Yeah we need to be without these short term quick money people. There are other markets for that. Bitcoin was never meant for that. It was never meant to bring quick profits. It was meant to be a long term investment because we all believe in the tech and the concept. The short term traders shouldn’t really be looking at BTC.

Important-Minimum777

It's a yes to all your examples. Putting a hundred into anything is a yes. The same goes for BTC. So enare better than others but saving a 100 a month in whatever is better than not putting a hundred into anything

SessionDesperate6772

It all depends on the amount of taxes each of the procedures you comment cost. If your friend pays your mortgage in exchange of a non declared BTC, you can say he made a donation for you. So, if the tax for donations are lower than for selling your BTC

Arbiter_89

Geez, so many people here posting that they think it'll happen in 20 years. Saylor, who is probably the most bullish major investor for BTC expects BTC to only be $13M in 20 years. Some people here are pretty big dreamers, but I'm rooting for you.

Sweaty_Camel_118

So the headline is a lie? It says "bitcoin processed..." Which means these transactions occurred on the block chain. Most trading volume occurs on exchanges and doesn't occur on the blockchain. I'm not really too knowledgeable here I just want to understand better. Are you saying that the headline is incorrect and the metric is measuring exchange trading volume? Or are you saying that the transactions occurring on BTC are mostly just trades occurring on the blockchain?

North_Dog_5748

I see this sort of thing quite often on Kraken GBP/BTC pair. Sometimes down, sometimes up. Sometimes smaller spikes, sometimes big (one time I saw a huge spike down, and later another one up, around a 20k range, within 24hrs) From what I understand, when it's a spike down like this I think it's due to something like someone selling a bigger stack, then things quickly catching up, within the timeframe of the candlestick. Vise versa if it's up.

The_IrishCream

Obviously you're not a Trump fan, but without that guy, Bitcoin prolly would've never been considered to be part of the US federal reserve, which in and of itself is likely to blow the top off of Bitcoin's price. Dude's dead ass with those tarrifs and it's making people like me MORE likely to get out of "traditional" markets and into crypto...BTC specifically! The others are a joke now that the US is about to stockpile it 😎💪

qwertyuduyu321

DCA into BTC. Implement it into your routine such as going to the gym every other day, brushing your teeth daily, changing the oil of your car every 15,000km or so.

Professional_Emu_935

Great piece. The history of money always proves such clarity for BTC use case.

IcyDragonFire

In the 7 years prior to 2018 BTC has risen 170,000%.   In the 7 years post 2018 BTC has risen 500%.   Any other years you'd like to bring up?

joecool42069

Use your eyes. This is a speculative asset. It follows the macroeconomic trends. Thanks to Trump fucking up the entire economy, BTC is just following the rest of the market. You want BTC to go up again? You need economic stability and growth in the traditional markets. It's that fucking simple. People pull back from speculative assets when there is uncertainty in the economy.

coinfeeds-bot

tldr; New research reveals that $38 trillion in assets at the 10 largest US brokerages are restricted from bitcoin (BTC)-related investments, despite the growing presence of BTC spot ETFs. Firms like UBS, JP Morgan, and Goldman Sachs prohibit advisors from recommending BTC, while only Fidelity, Schwab, and Wells Fargo allow unrestricted BTC investments. Many retirement accounts and brokerage strategies also exclude BTC, highlighting its limited accessibility in traditional financial systems. *This summary is auto generated by a bot and not meant to replace reading the original article. As always, DYOR.

BonerSangwich

BTC is manipulated by market makers, which makes it unstable. This administration is planning to use gold to purchase BTC, which will make gold unstable. At this point, it’s like choosing between slots and roulette. Player’s choice. Pull the bar or spin the wheel.

oak1337

Unpopular opinion: HBAR is the best technology in the crypto space (by a huge margin), and likely will be for the next 100+years (unless new math is invented). It will ascend to Top 5 and eventually will overtake ETH and probably BTC at number 1 spot in the future.

Fishherr

Just FYI Bitstamp is the slowest/laggiest BTC chart on TradingView Id stick with Coinbase or Binance version of it lol

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Professional_Emu_935

I’d just give them detailed instructions and say, “if you want $X of inheritance I’ve left you - here’s the treasure map.. these are the keys.. etc”. It’s up to them if they want to do a days worth of work to get however much money. If it’s significant enough they’ll do it. You believe in BTC for a reason, make it known in your instructions why you’ve left it in this way. They’ll respect it or lose the money.

KIG45

>According to boutique research outfit Tephra Digital, 10 of the largest US brokerages with $65.7 trillion in assets under management (AUM) are restricting approximately $38.2 trillion of those assets from touching BTC. Where will Bitcoin's capitalization be positioned if only 10%-15% of this money is released?

FixedGearJunkie

As someone in since 2014, the prices now seem insane. And the hard part is really just that I get so much less BTC for fiat now. The only thing that helps is that I don't regret getting Bitcoin back in the day and I have no reason to think in the future I will regret getting more today even if it's more "expensive". The real truth is that Bitcoin is no more expensive than it was. It's just our fiat currencies are just way less valuable.

jlittle984

If you had more than 50k in BTC, put it in a HW wallet and instructions on how to access it and keep it with your will. If they can’t figure it out, they can find someone who will. If you cash out, you’re leaving them way less. Maybe take the opportunity while you’re still around to explain it to them.

AdMost6090

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aaj094

A lot of typical r/Cc alt fans coping in the responses here. That same old jaded thinking about how btc is useless, etc, etc. And that outdated view of how BTC is viewed only as an investment that is meant to moon. Sorry chaps, that's retail thinking for coping. Institutions care none about mooning. Seen them buy doge or your shiny alts like ada / solana, etc? Nope.. cause they don't have mooning as their driver in the thought process. Find other reasons for having missed out as retail in all these years.

stockaddict2021

50% gold and 50% BTC

Suitable_Event_8187

Yes, my two key ratios will be Price to Book value and EV/EBITDA. Price to Book value because MARA has highly liquid assets on its balance sheet (mainly just cash and BTC). So total assets - outside liab = $4 bn as of 31 Dec 2024. This value didn't capture the future bitcoin mining income, BTC appreciation and AI HPC revenue use cases.

Little_Tax9684

Merci. En respectant cette stratégie, si l’enfant vend ensuite les BTC pour du fiat, payera-t-il des impôts sur l’ensemble de mes achats de BTC ? Pourquoi pas une donation de BTC de mon vivant en ouvrant un wallet à son nom ? Le tout notarié.

jeremiahcp

Just hold your BTC until the clown is no longer President; then maybe we can all get on with our lives.

WinOutrageous1190

BTC all the way

DangerHighVoltage111

It would be the most ironic 😬. The one bringing it up is Peter Todd and he already managed to get mandatory RBF through which killed 0-conf on BTC for good. But I wonder which other options have you heard of?

jeremiahcp

Just hold your BTC until the clown is no longer President; then maybe we can all get on with our lives.

Due-Candy-8929

Tbh if there are huge gains to be had in Alts / utility / smaller caps then I think a lot of people might start to move to other opportunities…. Once the price is moving up less there is more incentive to invest where you can get rich... And more incentives for those who have become rich to take their profits…. People love buying green candles… and hate sideways and down…. Volatility is still a feature of crypto and the reason alt season etc happens is the big money taking BTC profits, putting them in Alts where it makes a much bigger % difference

Little_Tax9684

Merci. Dans ce cas, faudrait-il alors passer par un notaire pour que mon enfant recoive le BTC sur son propre wallet ?

LegendaryJohnny

I am focusing long term. ETH 65% down from 2021 ATH, BTC down 25% from January ATH, most of alts 80% down from ATH. XRP which is probably best performing alt right now is 50% down from 2017 ATH. Anything else chump?

andm1990

Gold is at an all-time high right now, BTC is 25% down...

GrouchyAd9824

Investing with a 6 month horizon is reckless if you need that money in 6 months. If you just have a goal of what will appreciate more in 6 months, probably BTC. Gold is overbought right now and BTC is oversold.

Steadbrisk

If BTC holds up, I think it's a good chanche we have prolonged bull-run with a recovery to 100k+

Mean_Tomatillo_9003

Feel free to copy my strategy: https://ct-sc.icmarkets.com/copy/strategy/98346?u=SafeBitcoinAlgo. I developed an algo trading for BTC/USD

Little_Tax9684

C’est bien sûr ma première intention de base. A ce propos, une question demeure. L' âge/degrés de maturité auquel donner la seed à son enfant :) J’imagine que le BTC allant vers une démocratisation, les vols, harcèlements, chantages ir9nt bon train dans les cours des collèges/lycées/facultés.

jeanperrier

You mentioned the answer already. ETF has fees which are charged for the asset value every year. Over time, ETF will underperform the underlying asset. If one holds the asset for a long time (which happens a lot on retirement account), it seems to be more advantageous to hold the actual asset. That said, someone pointed out there is a 1% spread when trading BTC on this fidelity ira account. If we do a lot of trading, it will actually be bad on this fidelity account.

foxroadblue

Bruh ain’t no one wasting time with BTC when it stops mooning lmao.

cheekeong001

bro with x100 leverage shorting BTC right now probably sweating bullets lmao, he probably praying to Trump right now that Trump gonna up comes up with something so dumb, that gonna crash the market rofl