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decentralised_cash

I don't think they're referring to Bitcoin. There absolutely have been double spends using other coins, such as BTC or ETC.

bitcoinisweird

I have the password ! Not false positeve i would like more than 0.5 BTC. Dm if interested!!

Generationhodl

"Is there any benefit to borrowing against my BTC over getting a personal loan that I am unaware of?" Well with some services you can get a loan that gets paid in 18-24 months. So you have no monthly payments, you can borrow against your bitcoin and in 2 years you pay back the whole amount + interest. So thats pretty nice to buy more bitcoin in a bear market, have no payments and then pay back 2 years later. But borrowing against your bitcoin is always risky, with most services you lock your bitcoin outside of your own wallet... so theres that.

MePannathat

I'd choose the blue one. If I suddenly got 21 BTC and wanted to sell it, how would I tell the tax organisation and anti-money laundering organisation? Someone gave me a pill and I got it?

Lavayo

The joke is, people that sell BTC now to buy SpaceX, would probably make profit even if it absolutely tanks. If they just hold. But they won't, if they did they won't see BTC now. They will sell SpaceX at whatever price it might have next year, even in loss and buy back into BTC at >100k.

Forded_Fiction24

I've wondered the same and have always shopped rates. BTC backed loans from what I've seen seem to be some of the most expensive ways to take on debt. I probably have no less than 4 cheaper options available to me, maybe more. My guess is that these are for people living on a strict Bitcoin standard and have excessive amounts of BTC. Either that or they aren't banked and/or have no credit history or poor credit otherwise, so this is the cheapest or only loan they can get in their circumstances. I'm curious to see what others say here as most post about BTC loans I've seen have been about which lender to use, not necessarily why a BTC backed loan

FromThePits

1 US Dollar is worth approx. 0.000016 BTC today. They used to be of equal value not that many years ago. Pretty fucking obvious which one is the superior one.

TOJAB66

naah its retail washing out retail, those same speculative money that are right now occupied with trading micron or spaceX just flow in an out of bitcoin every 4 years hoping to make quick money. Lot of them lose their money but it helps bitcoin grow since it gets into mainstream and with hoards of idiots it also atracts new long term investors that learns what is the purpose of BTC

Polmax2312

I can only provide anecdotal evidence, but a) not every country has readily available or legal way to borrow USD for their citizens OR to get fiat usd on chain to use for trading. When you calculate the fees, % becomes not that bad. b) as BTC appreciates usually your credit limit increases automatically, which isn’t happening with fiat personal loans, which you either need to close first to get bigger one or use revolver line and cover older tranches to borrow new ones. c) (well, extension of (a) in a way) in many countries local fiat %% are so high (Argentina not so long ago, Turkey, etc) that even high % crypto backed loans are low and hedging vs inflation. I mostly used Clearpool Protocol as a lender, with mixed results, and burned myself while borrowing USDO against collateral in 2021, but it is certainly a tool that has its purpose and niche.

TheresNoSecondBest

Not necessarily. Here's how spending bitcoin IRL looks like: https://youtu.be/Tlhvnpi2ukA I'm "using Bitcoin" almost on a daily basis. Buying groceries, paying for meals, taxis, domains/hosting, VPN... Spend and replace is usually the name of the game so no, I'm not spending bitcoin while saving in cash. If you're thinking about spending some, here are my favorite directories: http://lightningnetworkstores.com/ https://btcmap.org - awesome map, you can even add your local vendors in, once you orangepill them. https://acceptlightning.com/list.html https://spend-sats.com/ https://spendabit.co/ https://directory.btcpayserver.org/ There's also an option of buying gift cards https://thebitcoincompany.com/ https://bitrefill.com https://www.egifter.com/buy-gift-cards-with-bitcoin - this one's least fave because they use a shitty custodian for payments but are handy for a few cards. Spend and earn some sats back: https://foldapp.com - save up to 20% Starbucks, Uber, Target , whole foods , Dunkin https://www.lolli.com – save up to 30% by spending BTC anywhere but primarily USA stores https://satsback.com/stores-list - save up to 20% by spending BTC anywhere but primarily Europe stores.

ocean_man9999

can't wait for this guy to start selling BTC

DrSpeckles

So what do you think makes BTC valuable. Just because it’s expensive ? That sounds kind of circular.

Nrs_Vecna

You are right, but still doesnt this mean BTC becomes the official Gold of crypto ecosystem?

dwg808

BTC Derivatives has an effect on your theory and the 21 million spot supply value.

Purely_coincidental

Just because it doesn’t solve any of your personal problems it doesn’t mean it doesn’t solve any problems. Good example is remittances which are much easier, faster and safer using crypto than any other alternative. Without BTC, we don’t get stablecoins.

AdDecent3079

Exactly this! BTC is nowhere bear what it was supposed to be. It’s been over 15 years, it’s not early. It became a hyped up volaitile investment, which doesn’t solve any real world problems.

AshamedCrackhead

BTC was between 0,003$ and 0,40$ in 2010. Dumb question !

Educational_Cable405

25% of the Mag8 is two companies, not some sweeping trend. The anchor name there is Tesla, which sold around three quarters of its bitcoin back in 2022 and sat out most of the move after. Saylor leans on the percentage framing because two out of eight reads like a stampede instead of 'a couple of tech firms park a rounding error of their balance sheet in BTC.'

GreenStretch

I remember the redditor in 2018 who had $6,000 and wanted to buy BTC when it was $9,000, but wouldn't buy because they wanted to be a wholecoiner. Did they ever buy? Did they buy in the $3000s when the idiot fork hash wars came in November?

SpontaneousDream

Everything you are saying is all "what ifs". What if aliens invade tomorrow? What if a meteor hits Earth? Governments are not going to crack down on it. They've been doing the *opposite* and accumuating it. There is no reason to believe Satoshi's wallet becomes active. It hasn't happened since BTC inception, so why now? BTC's value comes from BELIEF in its value...that's called "monetary premium". The reason people believe in its value is due to it's hard coded scarcity, decentralization, security, and predictable economics. It's literally the hardest money that humans have ever created. That's why it has value.

SpontaneousDream

Many newcomers who are still learning what BTC is

GreenStretch

I held all of those, got out at decent, if not peak prices and am now pretty much sticking to BTC.

GreenStretch

Ok, I feel vindicated. I bought a crumb of BTC, then some weird ass dividend things to have a trickle going into BTC instead of SpaceX. Aside from what they're going to cram into the broad mutual funds.

Ok-Suit541

I didn’t lose the argument or shift. In just used PLTR an example to debunk your point about TA and charts. Also, XRP was included alongside BTC in Trump’s March 2025 Strategic Reserve Executive Order. It went into the Digital Asset Stockpile rather than the active-purchase Bitcoin Reserve, but still got federal recognition as a reserve-eligible asset. Not sure why you’re so dismissive of that fact. Maybe it’s because you’re a Bitcoin sheep. And yes, I am holding a valuable asset.

CryptoAnarchyst

Yes… I did… made $300k on Sol and $700k on BNB but I rotated into BTC from them… I dislike bnb but it’s better chain than Solana

CryptoAnarchyst

I made the money because I said Fuck everything but Bitcoin… and the fact you don’t get that is sad. I’ll leave you a nugget of wisdom. There used to be an alt season because the Bitcoin hype would allow rotation of funds into other projects, but it was a money grab for MMs. There was a cycle, BTC ATH, Alt ATH, tether MC ATH, and the cycle would start all over again. There’s no on ramp from Bitcoin to alts. Rotation now is stock market, Bitcoin, stock market, Bitcoin thanks to ETFs. You can see that even ETH is struggling and BTC dominance is climbing. Stop chasing the quick buck, or you’ll lose everything you have.

ConcentrateJolly5461

The past few years have been 'dreadful' for BTC? It literally went from $16k to all-time highs and is now being written into US federal law as a strategic reserve asset. Saylor was right..it’s digital gold, not a micro currency for buying coffee. Institutions hijacking it means it’s now hard coded into the global financial architecture. If you're not optimistic when the biggest players on earth are fighting over the supply, you're just completely misreading the room.

bearface_1379

It happens every cycle (particularly during downtrends/bear market). These people are nowhere to be seen during a bull run - but that's when the moon boys start to wild on X/Reddit. Rinse and repeat. But to answer your question. No, BTC is not on the way out.

Crescendo_BLYAT

Given the price of BTC lately, for past 1 years... idk man....

Ok-Suit541

I’m not. I know exactly why I’m holding XRP. I bet you can’t even explain why it’s a scam and are just accepting BTC maxis sound bites

znv142

you will likely continue some unguaranteed long term return but the days of crazy high returns are over I think. The past few years have been dreadful for BTC. It started as a genuine interesting alternative to currency, to be completely hijacked by institutions and Michael Saylor who controls the supply and market and has no interest in it converting to a currency ( he has said that himself that it's likely impossible). I am not optimistic.

Ok-Suit541

Right back at you… exactly how I feel about BTC.

New_Mood_1819

I’d do it for 1 BTC

nature_nate_17

And also why other countries have secret and COMPETITIVELY accumulating the asset that is BTC.

Suspicious-Cut3237

I know that feeling all too well... I used to do the exact same thing, rotating out of bored bags only to watch them pump later. What finally forced me to stay disciplined was transferring my core BTC and ETH holdings over to Nexo. Because it pays out compounding interest daily, I get that dopamine hit of seeing my portfolio actively grow without having to touch a thing or make a stupid trade.

Icy_Cryptographer417

The issue with BTC is that most people don’t give a shit about BTC.

erpvertsferervrywern

Every 2 weeks, I buy MSTR in my tax sheltered accounts and buy BTC with my leftover funds. My bills are paid. My work has a pension running on my behalf. I live like a total impoverished peasant... But I know one day, someone will inherited an absolute life changing fortune from me. And...... I think that's better than if I ever had the money for myself.

ConcentrateJolly5461

The math behind a $300k+ target isn't just blind hope, it’s basic supply and demand dynamics. Bitcoin has a strictly fixed supply, and its daily issuance cuts in half every four years. When you introduce a massive demand shock into a highly illiquid, hard capped asset, like the U.S. government actively buying 1 million BTC for a Strategic Reserve via the ARMA bill, the price has to move exponentially to clear that demand. It's just understanding how a structural supply squeeze works.

ConcentrateJolly5461

The math behind a $300k+ target isn't just blind hope, it’s basic supply and demand dynamics. Bitcoin has a strictly fixed supply, and its daily issuance cuts in half every four years. When you introduce a massive demand shock into a highly illiquid, hard capped asset, like the U.S. government actively buying 1 million BTC for a Strategic Reserve via the ARMA bill..the price has to move exponentially to clear that demand. That’s not dummying up, it's just understanding how a structural supply squeeze works.

Futuristic_Kid

It is not certain that BTC bottomed  It can get a rally ALONG with tech, and dump at August. Disclosure: I panic sold MSTR at 120. And I don't feel too bad about it. Stonks feel safer. Most people will be cought in it when it tanks again.

ConcentrateJolly5461

The BITCOIN Act and ARMA bill introduce a mandatory 20 year lock up on federally held BTC while outlining budget neutral ways for the Treasury to actively buy more. When the world's largest superpower passes a bill to accumulate 1 million BTC as a sovereign reserve asset, the market supply shocks. Just sit back and watch global game theory plays out in real time.

ConcentrateJolly5461

Tell me you don’t understand asymmetric upside without telling me. The CLARITY Act and the new ARMA bill aren't about beating the S&P next week, they are about permanently codifying a Strategic Bitcoin Reserve for the US Treasury. When the world's largest superpower passes a bill to accumulate 1 million BTC as a sovereign reserve asset, the market supply shocks. Have fun holding your index fund while global game theory plays out in real time

VibinNoodle

No, I don't think so... BTC sits outside this. Walmart Coin and Apple Coin are still dollars wearing a costume - their value comes from Treasury bonds. BTC has no issuer, no Treasury backing, no central party that can rewrite the rules. They serve different purposes. Stablecoins become the spending layer. BTC stays what it's always been - the exit from the system entirely. If anything corporate stablecoins make BTC more important because they make the dollar system's dependence on crypto rails completely undeniable. The thing they can't co-opt is the thing without an issuer to lean on.

VladPatton

Also, no one ever asks "How much is 1 BTC worth?". Even if they do, they'll cut it out of the final video.

SuddenTechnology1621

21 BTC is a genuinely rare stack, most people who've held since 2013 just kept buying through every ugly stretch and didn't look too hard at the price.

usa_reddit

So what do you predict will happen to BTC. If Walmart and Apple can issues coins and people can get interest on them and use them to buy stuff, does that mean BTC is cooked?

Any-Profit7256

Keeping BTC ETH and TAO like as if I already lost them…I’ll circle back in a few years… HODL cuz that’s always the plan, and DCA always even if it’s a few bucks a day.

ThePugz

Have it on auto buys. 0.0005 BTC per day. So 1% of a BTC added every 20 days.

Electronic_Worker245

Invest most of your Dosh in BTC. And the rest in memes. Walk away.

LionRivr

1. ⁠Have stable job & consistent income 2. ⁠Pay day-to-day and monthly bills 3. ⁠Service all your debt. 4. ⁠Contribute to 401k, ROTH or retirement accounts for free company match, tax benefits and S&P500 exposure. 5. ⁠Build emergency savings to cover unexpected life events and 6+ months of expenses in case you lose job. 6. ⁠Save some for hobbies/fun stuff 7. ⁠DCA weekly into BTC. DCA harder when it dips. 8. ⁠Do what it takes to increase your income over time. 9. ⁠Sleep well consistently. Get sunlight every day. Touch grass. Breathe fresh air. 10. ⁠Drink plenty of water. Eat whole foods. Include red meat and eggs. 11. ⁠Move your body. Strength train. Build muscle. Mobility and injury-prevention exercises. 12. ⁠Nurture your relationships. Support your family, friends and community.

strikethrough123

The AI bubble will hit maximum diminishing returns right before BTC is primed for the next halving uptrend

Mountain-Tap-8788

Someone can make Bitcoin2 with the same features. Or even better. So why not BTC2 instead

MisterD2112

I only made this comment based on the historical trends of BTC. Are you saying there's actual substance to my claim?

jeremiahcp

They are all shit. All the "smaller coins" are shit. If you're new, just buy BTC to start. But I know you'll probably ignore that because you want to chase moons, and you'll end up losing money instead.

SecureWriting8589

If you want to avoid rug pulls then avoid shit-coins. Seriously, you should avoid shit-coins and instead invest in a combination of wide market equity funds and BTC

Educational_Cable405

Crypto was never one bet. The stablecoin and compliant token crowd always wanted dollar rails with less friction, that is literally the whole product, nothing got betrayed there. The people who actually wanted to replace the dollar mostly just hold BTC and don't care about this act at all. You only get 'crypto cheering its own absorption' if you pretend those two groups are the same people, and they never were.

Crivos

Don’t. Buy BTC.

Miztli13

BTC represents actual ENERGY that was consumed which is a more fundamental component of the known universe than a companies earnings.

stonktaker

eh? what's wrong or confusing about what I said? When I say "public BTC miner" you know I'm talking about the public miner companies right? So, yea, every single public mining company are converting their BTC miner business to HPC (AI) data centres. are you uninformed of that?

PsychologicalShop703

Really? The default payment system of the internet? The default payment system of the world? I thought that that is the main goal of BTC long term.

marvelish

If you're looking to flip something for a quick buck in 2-3 years, BTC is not for you. You can earn way more in the stock market.

Sparky90032

Buy more BTC

generateduser29128

Are you a bot or just really uninformed? What would "switch to AI" mean for a BTC miner?

LeftFielder17420

Taxes make BTC nice but I do have it for sale for 2 million amigo

LeftFielder17420

I will be holding it as retirement investment if I were to sell for BTC

LeftFielder17420

Hilarious! Lol so if yall pool your BTC you can own a dispensary

Ok-Astronaut4952

Yeah that’s true. Miners just don’t have any power as far as moving the price goes. It’s absurd that people still think they do The market is just all about derivates now. What miners do with their BTC is completely irrelevant, it’s a different market now

DrSpeckles

Same old argument that BTC bros always fall back on. Start out all sorts of lofty claims on why it’s so fantastic, then when people point out the other coins that do the same and far better they counter with just one thing - the price. All the rest is irrelevant.

JSTN_FPV

Easy. Everyone dumps into BTC like it's a 401k. Trying to chase moons will make you want to get out of crypto

MelangeBot

It can absolutely become obsolete because right now nothing depends on it and nothing is done with it, other then speculators that don't even believe anymore that Bitcoin will become money. Also because the block rewards goes down, miners make less and less because transaction fees are capped economically. The low blocksize makes it so that blocks are almost always full or just always full. And when they are, to get your transaction confirmed you need to pay a higher fee then the people after you will do. Or the miners will put there tx in the block and not yours. So then users are bidding against each other and fees go up. When fees go up people make less transactions because they don't like losing money on fees. Or like they decide to use another blockchain instead. This is why I said capped economically, there is a limit to how high the fees can do. Do you really see banks pay a 1000 dollars for a transaction? That's absurd. So all the miners have is the price. If the price does not keep doubling forever, eventually at some time everybody will stop mining unless high fee transactions are made. That's a 100% guarantee thing to happen in the future, unless the code is changed and tail emissions are added or the block size is made bigger. But it's to late for all of that. Bitcoin praises itself as unchangable, rock solid. If changing it was a good idea, then BCH would trade higher then BTC but it doesn't. So then what does BTC still have? Well it has a really nice prophet, called Michael Saylor that promised the world 30 times in a row on video his company would never sell any Bitcoins. And then he started selling them. So yeah, it's really not looking good. Bitcoin is the first iteration of brand new tech, does that ever make it? I am fairly confident that stablecoins on other chains, that are used daily for instance by all the gamblers on polymarket, will outlive Bitcoin. Why? Because they are usefull. Bitcoin is pretty useless.

AtomicHurricaneBob

It already costs me $50 to take my son to ShakeShack. That's just his portion. BTC isn't at $1M.

officially_blasius

Best platform to buy BTC? Lowest fees in and out

LakeSage1994

Been through two full cycles now and yeah, I've consolidated a lot. Peak portfolio had like 25+ different coins and tracking all of them was exhausting, let alone trying to have conviction in each one. now I'm down to maybe 5-6 and most of the weight is in btc and eth. The thing that shifted my thinking was realizing that diversification in crypto doesnt work the same way it does in traditional markets. Most alts are heavily correlated with BTC on the way down but dont follow it back up. so you get the downside of concentration with none of the upside protection you'd expect from spreading out. What actually helped me was moving toward a more risk-based approach to sizing my buys instead of just spreading money across a bunch of coins equally. i've been using alphasquared for this lately, it gives a daily risk score for the major assets and I scale my dca amounts based on that. Buy heavier when risk is low pull back when it's elevated. Keeps me from panic-buying random stuff during hype cycles which is basically how I ended up with 25 coins in the first place lol. I still think there's room for a few higher-risk bets but they should be a small percentage of your portfolio and stuff you actually understand not just "this narrative is hot right now. " Fewer positions with actual conviction beats a scattershot approach almost every time, at least in my experience.

Muted_Cricket6045

If the wallet isnt quantum proved the wallets privae key can be extractet through the public key with quantum computing. That means if satoshi does not move the BTC in this wallet they will be in danger i guess or am i wrong?

Futhamucker1

Can you expand on this? Do you just mean they’ll have to move BTC to protect the funds?

Warm_Collection_3993

Criminal groups will always exist and use BTC.

Known_Negotiation_86

Can’t the same argument be made with fiat currency? In fact, aren’t there more case studies of fiat systems being destroyed in history, yet here’s BTC from less than a penny in 2008, and less than 20 years, it’s at 64k, with a world going more digital by the second…and you have this sentiment…. To each their own…sometimes the brave are the ones going into the frontier

Reach_Beyond

No. It’s not NOT obsolete now because it has or doesn’t have utility. BTC could fall out of favor the same way currency’s have in the past.

Coleyx123

2013 was mad late, yet still early enough to make a lot of people rich. Idk about this post, but I know you all make me feel old and regretful. First time I heard of BTC was '09 or '10 from my buddy I was in the military with. He lived in the northeast and had server racks (eventually) in his basement with the AC going mid-winter. Dude's mining and cashing out, partying every weekend, and going on big vacations. Hundreds of BTC, no taxes (before that was even a worry), and living the dream. But he got comfy, prices dropped, and he eventually was cashed out in '18-'19. Had he held what was already covered, or even one percent of what he mined, he'd be sitting fat. Had I taken it seriously, I'd be loaded for the cost of a couple beers at the bar. Never doubt, never be overly confident, never leave yourself with nothing if you're already covered, and never put everything you have into a gamble, excuse me, investment. Stocks, crypto, even a savings account, are all gambles, some are just riskier. Mindset is key, like with everything else in life. Also, I'm keeping my head above water, so I have zero knowledge to drop, only wisdom that I, myself, had to gain on my own because I wouldn't listen to others. Hindsight and all can seem like a kick in the dick.

Sacredwisp

There is very little FUD. Quantum is basically a meme, and so is MSTR selling 32 BTC. We've already retraced down the the 200 week moving average like every other bear market and hit several bottom indicators from the prior cycles at only -50%, such as over half the coins being underwater. This range was also the top in 2021, where it acted as resistance for nearly a year, and we spend 8 months accumulating here mid-cycle in 2024. We've also hit bullish divergence on the weekly RSI I believe, like we did on the FTX crash. Other than the % drawdown being lower and the mythology of "it must bottom on October", the technicals are all saying we've either bottomed already, or very close to it. I'm not saying it can't go lower. It absolutely can. I also expect we still have at least several months of chop left before it starts grinding up. That said, expecting it to crash to 50k or lower when sentiment is already shot and sellers are exhausted is wishful thinking unless we get another black swan and stock market crash. This is a fantastic price right now, and I expect we end the year on an uptrend with the next bull market started. Then, all the people who sold and are waiting for 40-50k are going to get sidelined and have to buy in higher again, pushing the market up even more.

Fat-Finger-8906

Heavens still not accepting BTC, spend all while alive

penguinmustache

In the real world, no one cares what OPs friends think about BTC

penguinmustache

It's a privilege to not even consider Bitcoin. It's not traditional banking. Only those who need to find an accessible global asset that isn't being hyper-inflated can easily understand BTC's value. It's rare for someone to stop and read past the headlines on magic speculative Internet money when they don't have a need to

CaptainK718

Portfolio diversification is the answer. But having a 0% BTC allocation IMO seems silly.

Secret_Nobody_405

Isn’t this a great case for ‘you pay for BTC what you deserve?’

Designer-Beginning16

You can expect similar long-term returns to the NASDAQ 100 (QQQ). Compared to VOO (S&P 500), Bitcoin offers higher upside potential but comes with significantly more volatility. Just ignore anyone projecting future returns based on BTC’s past CAGR above 50%. Those numbers belong to the past.

ahhhaccountname

Idk i just buy BTC when sentiment is shit and I spend a shit ton when BTC sentiment is good

WatchDecent2822

Go all in bro...there is absolutely no way BTC will crash. It never has before.

SpoopyNoNo

IMO not a big deal for everyone else; for BTC it could potentially be. I mean you’ll have to join the fork that’s quantum resistant, leaving behind Satoshi’s and many more dead/inactive people’s wallet.

Kitchen-Ad-9531

Well there are State befits if you can't work. If you lose your job a temp agency or McDonald's should be able to cover your bills at 21. If not you're living above your means. You would cut everything out but phone rent car. So not really sure you need 20k. Yes it's nice to have but I would invest in an ETF the other 15k . You can always sell. Not sure why people don't treat ETF as a 2nd emergency fund. The point of investing is returning on your money m not hold forever even in an emergency. After a year he should be up on any ETF investment m Last but not least he is buying a BTC dip. Buy the dip if you believe in BTC and than buy replace your savings. But you should focus on 1 ETF until about 25k in it A little about me so you know I'm not giving bad advice. 38 with 375k in investments, ( I don't include any retirement accounts except IRA Roth in this amount) You cannot include 401ks or money that you will be penalized or taxed on in your calculations of your net worth because you do not have access to that money until retirement age. Unless you're willing to pay the 10% and the taxes it's while I'm really invest in my 401k except for the match. Own a house and have about 25k in Cash. I do have 60k of the 375 in money and market account as cash on hands in Charles Schwab for dips and opportunity. Crypto (separate from investment accounts) don't ever include this in your stock balance crypto is different investment. 2.5k avaxx at 8.40, 10 ethereum at 1746, about 7k in BTC ( You should only be aiming for a 1x on bitcoin from 60 to $120)

JeremyLinForever

That all fine and dandy when people have an exit plan. It’s once they squander their fiat and think they have a chance to buy back that same amount of BTC at the bear market that will be near impossible. Every silk roader or trader back in the early 2010s will tell you.

GreenBullOne87

I’m only down like 7% on my solana because I just started buying. I bought 1 just to have it on my radar and then it dumped hard like a few hours later, as alts do lol. Always the way it goes. Then I bought a bunch around $60 so I might be up on it now, I haven’t looked. All my small caps are a mess though. I put like $5k into alts in November of 24’ and that was about $500 last I looked. I’ll DCA into some of the better ones a little bit while we’re down and hopefully get some of that back and the others I’ll just hold as lottery tickets. If them moon shot, badass. If they don’t, oh well. I’m mostly all in BTC and ETH now.

quintavious_danilo

You don’t need it at $50k though. Simply start to DCA and you’ll catch a perfect middle ground. Or, play by the cycle playbook and wait for October, that’s when BTC usually bottoms out.

quintavious_danilo

Greed. People obviously believe 1 BTC is worth at least the exact amount it is today and that’s why they go and buy it when it’s under = cheaper than its fair value.

WatchDecent2822

The problem isn't BTC...it's power and capital resources now that AI is the main game in town. The BTC story for most institutional investors is old news. Perhaps when the AI bubble that will change -- but more than likely if AI bubble bursts there will be a massive global recession which will take down everything.

Ill-Blacksmith3260

Well no its not technically a currency, it's a ledger. And that's smart, there is no value in BTC.

el_rico_pavo_real

Why has Tradingview been so shit for BTC lately?

stonktaker

This time is a bit different, nearly every single public BTC miner is switching entirely to AI data centres. And it would only make sense for the private ones to do the same. If the difficulty continues to drop, is it actually going to be worth mining from your home next cycle? Could he interesting.

Fast-Ice7537

Why? If the AI bubble bursts should be even better for BTC