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loghead84

I will, I base my investment strategy on proven approaches and a variety of vehicles not what Saylor says. Hope is not a good strategy which seems to be yours. It seems you haven't learned any investing lessons the hard way, therefore don't have much experience. This is my passion so my time is well spent. My rotations are way up, pair trading is HUGE, crypto goes through cycles and rotations into other vehicles. It's grown my BTC bag way higher than it would have just HODLing. At some point when you have enough money and actual responsibilities you will want to preserve it. BTC is an option and I appreciate and understand your conviction but no respectable investor would advise BTC right now as a preservation mechanism. Good luck!

skeetskeetamirite

This dip is classic and normal, but a HUGE OPPORTUNITY. Next week: Halving (on the weekend), Hong Kong ETFs launch (Asia piles in), and Sayloe becomes President. Bullish.

interwebzdotnet

Yeah I mean once certain lines are crossed thats a tough call to make. I mean in the case of the people impacted, how many might commit suicide, or end up having their lives (and their families lives) completely ruined. Its a seriously HUGE impact that one person can have on so many people.

analogOnly

Not really, take a look at the chart. going from average of 2.5k BTC daily to 250 BTC is a HUGE jump, additionally Grayscale's CEO said they're starting to see some equilibrium in their outflows.

Nice_Category

GBTC also has HUGE fees. I'm sure a lot of the outflow is also the inflow to $IBIT and $FBTC

FidgetyRat

The same can be said about a HUGE number of other projects out there. Doesn’t mean they will be the new BTC.

thebeef111

Unpopular opinion time: crypto will never reach true mainstream adoption, it will forever and always be a thing for crypto "enthusiasts". Imagine explaining to your family members that if you mess up a single character in a 50 character address when sending money, it's just lost forever lol. People like centralization. They like to be able to call their bank when they make a mistake and have the bank correct it. They like how if their account or identity is compromised their funds can be recovered or frozen. Neither of those things are possible in crypto if you're transacting on the block chain. There's zero room for error in this space, and for your normal every day person (think of how tech illiterate your old family members are), this is an absolute nonstarter. Perfect example is the BTC ETFs, a HUGE portion of would-be btc investors waited until a centralized institution could offer a place where they can safely manage their crypto assets, and I don't blame them at all.

_Vedz182_

"70k....then 80k by end of week" these influences have no shame. They've been saying this kinda thing since we first broke 69k ath. Leverage plays such a HUGE part in price action, it's going to take massive green candles to break 80k, 90k, 100k....makes you wonder how crypto OGs are so easy to call 250k+400k BTC like it's nothing. These guys run on hopium and BS.

theluckycurse88

But what’s stopping Fidelity from selling all their Bitcoin (minus what their current customers hold) when Bitcoin goes to $300k and making a HUGE profit? That’s my main question

TP_Crisis_2020

I'm surprised it is still around, honestly. Tried using it like 6 years ago, got all signed up and then when I transferred money on there they locked it down and said SOAHREE BRUV UR NOT IN THA YEW KAY. Why let me sign up in the first place with a US address? It was only a couple hundred dollars so not a HUGE loss, but I was never able to get it back.

Toneloc719

This looks like it will be HUGE

cancerboyuofa

Dude, if there is no increase, and your thesis played out, it will be a HUGE drop down, not a slow march down.

DifficultyDiligent14

Don’t liquidate and have to pay the tax penalty.. if your company matches put that % in of your income and take their match. Especially if it’s just 4% of your annual income - at that rate you won’t max it out yearly, but it’ll be there if you ever needed to take a loan out against it (I did for my home downpayment and then paid myself back.) Could take the remaining amount you would have been investing in the 401 and DCA that into Bitcoin, along with getting in on some ETFs via your brokerage exchange if you want more exposure. Even though I hold a very decent amount of Bitcoin I also bought some ETFs to spread my portfolio. I’m a HUGE believer in Bitcoin and holding enough to hopefully retire early in 10 years, but I wouldn’t liquidate my (sizable) 401k at this point just in the teensy weensy possibility that we are wrong about the future… because nobody here or anywhere else has a crystal ball. Being diversified financially is a smarter way to go IMO, especially since you’re very young and hopefully will have the opportunity to put more in BTC as the years go by. Best of luck!

DebianDog

If you use history as a guide it wont be bad. But you also never know there is also a HUGE dip right after the halving as well. But the high points look glorious! Halving #1 The first halving occurred on November 28, 2012, and reduced the block reward to 25 BTC from 50 BTC. Price at time of halving: $13 Following year’s peak: $1,152 Halving #2 The second halving occurred on July 16, 2016, and reduced the block reward to 12.5 BTC. Price at time of halving: $664 Following year’s peak: $17,760 Halving #3 The third halving occurred on May 11, 2020, and reduced the block reward to 6.25 BTC. Price at time of halving: $9,734 Following year’s peak: $67,549 https://bitpay.com/blog/analyzing-past-btc-halvings/

The_redittor

TL/DR number go up eventually The elegance in Bitcoin i would say is its unorthodox simplicity. Humans have made something digital to send "value" from one person to another without any intermediary. It's like going to a garage sale and exchanging money for something (anything). When the seller gets their money they know for a fact that they got it because it's in their hands (physical). When someone sees a Bitcoin transaction go to one of their receiving addresses, they know for a fact that they are on the receiving end of the transaction. (Digital) We also can have an idea on how much value 1 BTC (or any amount of satoshis) can represent, because the total supply of it is fixed in it's underlying code. Their will always be 21 million bitcoins. That not only makes it scarce, it introduces something that people are not too comfortable with understanding ... Absolute scarcity. Precious metals and other assets are scarce but once you realize how much of it is actually possible to be found not only inside the planet (which is HUGE btw) but outside the planet. There's a reason why gold miners always seem to find more gold when the prices per ounce climb. Think of how much gold is out there in the universe just waiting for the right price to get mined. 1 BTC will ALWAYS equal 1 BTC. There's a saying that everything's price trends towards the marginal cost of production. Paper money is just that paper. It's a piece of paper with words on it saying that it has value. How much does that paper cost? A fraction of its shown value? Bitcoin on the other hand is a completely different beast. On average every ten minutes there's a block of transactions which gets posted on the public ledger. Every Bitcoin miner is competing for that block. If the trend of blocks getting mined is that it takes more than 10 minutes per block then the difficulty gets adjusted to make it easier for miners. But once the conglomerate gets too big and the speed at which the blocks get mined is less than 10 minutes then the difficulty gets adjusted to be harder. Not only that but there's this pleasant "surprise" that every 210,000 blocks the reward of being able to circulate new bitcoins gets cut in half. That means that it tends to cost more and more energy for every new coin getting produced. Therefore the marginal cost of new bitcoins goes up meaning prices should go up. However, Bitcoin has an interesting market dynamic. It's open to the whole world and can be traded 24/7. We all know that price is relative to supply and demand. As we've learned, supply is permanently etched to ever be 21 million. We are still learning about what the demand is for Bitcoin each and every day.

This_March_4065

Stop investing in Bitcoin this way. go enjoy your 20’s and just make sure you contribute to your coins, your 401k, IRA and have fun dude. You hit a HUGE milestone very early. Do not rest on your laurels but don’t give up the best time in your life for fun. You’re literally the 1% for your age group. I’d stop doing BTC for now in such drastic amounts and start doing the other long horizon investments and enjoying your 20’s.  It only gets harder to maintain relationships as you age. Enjoy them now when they’re so trouble free and easy. Pat yourself on the back, don’t rest on your laurels and have fun man(woman?).

ResistFlat9916

Many of these people in this sub weren't around in the 70s with the Pyramid schemes. I was a young teen but just old enough to know about it. The frenzy was HUGE, but eventually they ran out of dumb money. To me, this is virtually the same again as I see it. The only gain you get is off the building blocks of other people's money but with a difference that here anybody can cash out at anytime along the way, a virtual volatility machine if you will. For that reason, I suppose Bitcoin will still be around a while longer. Winners and losers will balance out, unfortunately HODLers stand to lose the most. Sorry to pop anybody's bubble (pun intended).

bigcoumbe

One HUGE difference though is that BTC can be bought in $5-$7-10 increments unlike the house you referenced. And once your place on the Blockchain is confirmed, it’s there Forever

Minute-Feature-8203

The money for bonds in the past were raised mostly from private money (shrinkin liquidity), but it seems changing over the last years, the government are having more dificult to sell all those bonds and who are buying is the FED pumping the money supply. I know that now the economy is not doing bad and unnemployment are low, but even on this scenario the deficits are HUGE.

Kants_Paradigm

Those are people looking for moonshots. Coins that have launching platforms that spike and then need to liquidate to pay the launch platform and never recover from it. Coins that, for no reason at all have HUGE leaps in liquidity (whale trap). Coins that are the classic pump and dump rug pull. If you want to make money on this without playing the lottery? Try buying Blue chip coins with potential for growth. Or find projects that are just launching of their own merits without any help and slowly build up new CEX listings and DEXes. Yes these are slower. But still give way more gains than any bank would in interest that is for sure. If the capital raises enough it can do that x100-x1000 as soon as people notice the project. So look for low market caps. For me right now that is $GOLDEN inu with their project of a pay to earn videogame (alpha is available) and market place integration. Market cap 2 millions on ERC-20 and 1.5-2 million on BNB. As well as their now community project Baby Golden that gives pro-rata returns in $GOLDEN coins by taxing people that move in or out. Leading to some nice gains to be made over time whilst the main project picks up more traction.

Dorkin_Aint_Easy

OP, I recently went through this with my Basketball card collection. I have a HUGE collection of late 80’- mid 90’s Jordan, Kobe, Shaq, Pippen, Magic Johnson cards that I’ve held onto since a kid. Most of them I ripped myself out of packs when I was 8 years old. I cherish them dearly but upon really digging into them, discovered that maybe only 30 or so would grade well enough to net a good price tag. I’ve sent those off to PSA for grading, some I’ll sell and some I’ll hang onto out of sentimental value. I’m also selling off a ton of ungradable or lowered end base cards. The plan is to slim down this collection to small amount of beloved cards, sell some of the higher valued and most of the lower valued cards and invest the money into something that will net a better return in the long road (crypto). I know the pain of selling something that holds such sentimental value, sometimes it makes me sick to my stomach, but I won’t be too worried about it in 10+ years when that portfolio is worth way more than the value of the cards would be.

YummyHotDogMyTomeh

Thrilled to be part of the Hugewin community and holding $HUGE tokens! With its growing popularity and solid performance, the future looks bright

Level-Pen-9658

And here I thought CZ was getting a couple years and a HUGE fine, turns out it's just a slap on the wrist?

daners101

Crazy hey? Between my short term and retirement investment accounts, I hold a total of about 1 BTC, and that was a HUGE accomplishment for me. And there used to be a website that just gave them away lol.

Visara57

Fidelity with a HUGE 280M inflow. So far net 180M inflow before Blackrock is even counted. We're definetly climbing tomorrow 💪

strepac

You should absolutely make sure your spelling and grammar are correct when looking for investors and trying to inspire confidence in your competence. It may seem tedious but it makes a HUGE difference in how you are seen.

vicks9880

just came across a scam on youtube. [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z0C18ti\_Yzo](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z0C18ti_Yzo) Two big indicators: HUGE Earnings Claims, and All fake comments on video, The code provided is not hosted anywhere trustworthy, he provided two sites both are owned by same person and very new. Both doesnt even have a homepage. the code he provided has some addresses hardcoded, I didnt look much to understand it but it s definitely a SCAM

Ljcharm

$MVERSE / here’s why. It’s an AI assistant for crypto. Imagine having an AI companion in crypto that can help you choose what you should ape into by helping you do your research and learning about markets and trends Some of the features include: - Token analysis and Audits - ⁠Portfolio Analysis - ⁠Chart Analysis - ⁠Market Insight - get insights on market trends and movements + more Another big feature which I think is fire is, you can trade on MindVerse and recieve from Binance. So you can basically send funds from Binance without even having to KYC. This feature means you can send crypto that’s completely untraceable which is good if you wish to make a transfer that’s anonymous. Like I’ve said before, small cap AI projects will probably print this bull run. This isn’t financial advice but worth doing some research on this one. Market cap is only $2.57m, HUGE upside potential.. 100x easily achievable. https://www.dextools.io/app/en/ether/pair-explorer/0xebd0571f5ac7aa2c93ba5920576cd6e314d16eb3?t=1709848149188

parakite

Eth whitepaper/yellow paper was first released in 2013. They had their ICO in 2014, if I am not wrong. So pretty much, its 10+ year old 'project'. And yes, lot of eth fans will now jump in and say that 'eth' ecosystem is HUGE, has gazillion projects. Yes, if you start looking at eth projects, and spend a day with each, then you could spend your whole life in all the eth 'projects' What what are these projects? Are any of them really any useful? Absolutely not. In 10+ years, eth is still looking for something useful to do. There is absolutely no need for a computer-on-blockchain that ethereum pretends to be. That's just about ethereum. Look at the coin which was 3rd in rankings for many years, XRP: a court has ruled that xrp sales by Ripple in 2013 and later to institutions was a security sale. How clear can you get than that? Take the hint, that all coins with ICO's are securities, including xrp and ethereum. There may be another alt season, which will be very mild, but there is DEFINITELY going to be an ALT MELTDOWN. And if you're smart, you'd exit alts before that.

Malex453

Damn! HUGE news and Just The Tip $TIPS is blowing up. Grab your bags quickly and strap in for ride to 100MC and beyond.

still_salty_22

Thanks. HUGE distinction there in what we imagine a bridge is and what some really are...