HUGE

JustStopppingBye

Heres Bradley Garlinghouses official statement: [https://x.com/bgarlinghouse/status/1999514993977622691](https://x.com/bgarlinghouse/status/1999514993977622691) >*HUGE news! Ripple just received conditional approval from the USOCC to charter Ripple National Trust Bank. This is a massive step forward - first for $RLUSD, setting the highest standard for stablecoin compliance with both federal (OCC) & state (NYDFS) oversight.* *To the banking lobbyists – your anti-competitive tactics are transparent. You’ve complained that crypto isn’t playing by the same rules, but here’s the crypto industry – directly under the OCC's supervision and standards – prioritizing compliance, trust and innovation to the benefit of consumers. What are you so afraid of?* RLUSD first, XRP not mentioned. Ouch.

Alfster101981

Your best bet is using another device on the same wifi i.e. smartphone/tablet/laptop. Dial in the ip that it shows on your screen typically 192.168.1.245 I believe. Once there you should see a few squares and 1 long rectangle at the bottom scroll way right to edit. Once there you will see a long screen (downward) with lots of settings that can be changed. Your mining pool can possibly stay the same (except when I left my mining pool but changed the wallet address it locked up the whole device even after restarting it several times it just kept going to a loading screen and stopping around 80%) I changed my mining pool (you can Google btc mining pools to join, this is just joining other device chains who all attempt to Crack the block chains. Some will let an unauthorized device join some will not unless you use the given pass code. So you may want to poke around a bit and change the mining pool AND your wallet address. You do not need to keep changing your pool unless the pool is passkey encrypted and does not let you mine with them, or if you find a community that seems to be having better luck. The one shot miner has a HUGE chain of devices working all over the world but I am not exactly sure of their overall success rate. I have seen random posts about every 12 to 18 months of someone posting they hit it, but could be a fake post. For my $40 dollars I figured it's worth a shot plus it's something I have been teaching my kids as I learn. Like I said I am still new so dont take my advice as law/or something to swear by.  Good luck, if you hit before me just remember me lol. 

silverMcDuck

A few notes on these: - Mike Caldwell, the creator of these, is well-known. Everyone likes to point out that there is a trust factor, and that's a fair point. But remember: In 2011, there were no trezors or even seed phrases! People were still figuring out the best way to store a private key. Many people were printing out private 64-digit private keys. Some were storing them on flash drives as a TXT file. - About the Trust Part: Not only did Caldwell put his reputation at stake, but we also know who he is. So he couldn't easily get away with scamming us by redeeming the private keys he stored. - Last Comment about Trust: If Caldwell DID want to scam people, he would have done it by now. He hasn't produced loaded coins in over a decade. Besides, as an early adopter, there's a good chance he did well on his own crypto investments without scamming anyone. - Caldwell's Casascius coins were HUGE for early bitcoin adoption. In 2011, it was VERY hard for people to understand the concept of digital money. "How can you have money that's impossible to hold?" So Caldwell made these tokens and said, "If you want to hold your money, it's possible. Here you go!" - Many people were, and still are, into physical cryptocurrency collecting. Some people collect physical art, unloaded tokens, loaded tokens, trading cards, early bitcoin printed magazines, and more. Check out the [Kialara Wallets](https://kialara.com/) - They are amazing works of are and craftsmanship. There's even a subreddit for CryptoCollectibles - r/cryptocollectibles/. - And part of the collectible appeal is that the Federal government agency FINCEN sent Caldwell a cease and desist, meaning loaded bitcoins could no longer be produced legally. But the existing ones are still out there, and highly sought after by collectors. (And yes, you can legally own them.)

ChewbaccaPJs

Do yourself a HUGE favor and read The Bitcoin Standard

NothingBetterToDoYES

Thats the goal, I hope we get another HUGE dip so we can stack

notmarduke

This is why the 4 year cycle is done.  The halvening isn't as critical to the price as it was - 25 to 12.5 HUGE. 6.25 to 3.125 and price doubling = net neutral. This is being driven by risk from highly leveraged investors using a global economy. We'll go up again wayyyy before 4 year cycle.

Wsemenske

It's more like someone took a picture of my debit card but I still have the pin code. With one HUGE caveat, at least with a debit card, you can't have infinite tries to cract the pin.

MacaroonOk4640

Selling liquid assets to meet obligations is how it works. They need to honour their debts or it all goes to pot. These guys are a massive risk but there’s no upside without a some risk, but let’s be clear: he’s got a HUGE leveraged position.

BitcoinBaller420

Bitcoin-backed bonds are going to significantly out-perform their counterparts, leading to steady increases in wealth allocation to Bitcoin bonds. Many are sleeping on the capital unlock service Strategy and others are performing. Whenever Bitcoin goes to $200k, it's going to simultaneously unlock even tens of billions more going long through the bond market. Old people like me that see Bitcoin crashing, and know it's not going to zero, buy Bitcoin indirectly through the bonds. With Bitcoin in the low 80s, I want to get involved. But I'm already outrageously long Bitcoin. So I sell gold, buy the Strategy bonds, knowing full well that Bitcoin and by extension Strategy are not going anywhere close to zero. I trust STRF nearly as much as US treasuries and it yields around 10%. STRC at 91 w/ a promise from Saylor to make it trade at 100? Yes please. The rates are crazy high for the risk. And the bond market is HUGE, the demand for this service is massive compared to Bitcoin's market cap. The limit on bond issuance is based on Bitcoin's size. As Bitcoin gets bigger, the number of available Bitcoin bonds gets bigger. But as Bitcoin gets bigger, it becomes more stable and more trusted, so the demand from the risk-averse bond market rises with it. Strategy and others tap this demand to issue these bonds and use the proceeds to buy more Bitcoin. It's not an infinite money glitch, it's size will grow as Bitcoin grows, but adding fuel to the exponential adoption fire. The thing to understand is that this spigot is on and then off, and it's off right now. Bitcoin is stabilizing on its own and attacking $100k again. When the spigot is back on and liquidity is running wild with a new Fed chair and direct payments to citizens... watch out above! US Treasury buys, MSTR buys, government game theory engage. It's one more way global buying power inevitably flows into Bitcoin.

Ok_Reputation9512

Lol. The Genius Act is going to put crypto in banks in 18 months, and you think the innovation is over?? Solana and Sui are already being courted by Google and banks looking to have instant finality stablecoins. Adoption is going to be HUGE in 18 months. Every person in America will have their bank asking them "Would you like to purchase some Bitcoin, Litecoin, Solana, Ethereum, or Sui?" Idk why guys think they need to cash out altogether to take a healthy break. If you wanna take a break from the toxicity of crypto forums, totally understandable. But miss the early adoption? Lame. But you make your own choices, bros!

jokerswild97

Right now, nearly everyone (including myself) treats it like an asset. Pay government currency, receive asset, wait for asset to increase (hopefully) in value, sell asset for government currency to live off. Some countries already adopt BTC as an accepted currency... The US is increasing daily on the number of places that accept BTC (Square accepting BTC is HUGE deal for daily adoption). One day, I really do believe we will think in terms of sats - not fiat. You're asking about BTC being "expensive" or "cheap", which is comparing BTC to a constantly devaluing currency that will eventually go to worthless if we maintain course. You're also only looking at a snapshot in time of the price. If I had to spend $100,000 in energy to get 1BTC... right now (at about $86k value), that doesn't look like a good investment. But if you do believe in BTC and are playing the long game - then you're just early, not wrong - and that $100,000 investment will grow in the coming years (likely exponentially). It's taken a long time for me to dig in and read - far longer than it should have. I won't pretend I understand everything about BTC - far from it... but I've gotten far enough along to understand the problem we're facing, and how BTC solves it. I also have yet to see a single person who actually understands BTC who doesn't believe in it - let alone provides a valid argument against it; people I consider far smarter than me. Keep reading and learning, and I believe you'll come to the same conclusion as well.

MundaneSoftware6510

As the market matures and barring game changing events like quantum computing, the days of extreme returns will be over. It will be slow and steady gains. However, we are not quite there yet. There is still room for some rapid growth. Especially in light of QC. Just as a hedge, I put $500.00 into ALGO. If you do the calculations from way back in 2009-2010, that about of money would have turned into hundred of millions today. ALGO is “supposed” to be QC proof. At least that’s what I am hearing. So why not bet on that as a long shot? I did the same with Cardano. Just on the noise I was hearing. Most likely it will go nowhere but if it overcomes its manifest problems then it too can explode. I dumped much much larger amount of money into SOL. Why? Because one can tell how mature a market is becoming by who jumps in. With the five or six new SOL ETF’s achieving some huge inflows in very large chunks, that tells me that there is institutional adoption. The western union deal is another indicator. Could this be massive market manipulation? Yep… but I’m betting on the fundamentals. And the fundamentals for SOL are solid. You can take long shot risks. Just don’t bet the farm on them. Think about BTC and what $500us dropped into it in 2010 would be today. Take a couple of these risks. Then find an alt coin you can get behind with better chances and more upside. All of this being done with no more than 10-20% of your portfolio. The rest keep safe and let it grow slow. Rome wasn’t built in a day. However in 2,000 years of history it had some HUGE jumps. Get in on the ground floor. Let it ride and you might get lucky.

nastimoto

Yes but consider the manipulation aspect of things. If the rich are making a killing, they’ll keep repeating the same tactics over and over until the masses stop falling for it. If we look at BTC, the maxis are holding and accumulating right? Institutional interest, use case, storage value interest bla bla all that moves an asset within reason. But what makes BTC move so erratically? If we look at each cycle’s bottom, HUGE sums make the first jump. Then? A bunch of positive media, all those influencers and analysts start blabbering, people start buying and buying, more HUGE sums, organised movements, then we reach high levels were the masses come in and start buying (really high) and lastly retail, and institutions. Then what happens. HUGE sell offs that cause a significant dip (safe to assume it’s the same HUGE sums that bought the bottom?) Then? Follows the bad media. More and more bad media, mass sell-offs by institutions which bought the top, mass selloffs of people who bought the top, more bad media and so down and down it goes. Basically the big fluctuations are driven by the fear and greed index and speculation. The aspect that can be manipulated. If we look at BTC bottom to next BTC bottom each cycle, we can see reasonable and significant growth. It makes sense to assume that’s really the true value of the coin. It’s undoubtedly a playground for the wall street cabal, and as long as people keep acting the same way they do, this will keep on happening.

waveguy9

OP I couldn't agree more! I bought 8 BTC back in 2019 for a little more than $16K. At the time my wife, family and friends all thought I was a jackass. In less than three years later I sold 3 of them, each worth around $65K, then a year later almost to the day BTC, REALLY took a dump! Down to $16K if I remember correctly. Of course, I was a jackass again for not selling all 8 of them for $65K each. I was a “HUGE Fn JACKASS” for deciding to buying 5.5 more on that low, …so much so, my wife wanted to divorce me. Guess who who’s smiling and laughing still? This jackass, me! Don't trip, it's going to be just fine.

trdpanda101410

You must be new here. My only real life investments started with bitcoin. I started when bitcoin was $4,000. Ive bought a lot and sold twice since then. The thing is... once you've been invested long enough you learn that its not a money over night scheme. Sure, it can be abused that way or you can get lucky, but to do that you would already need a HUGE investment. Enough that you really wouldn't care if you lost it. You'd move onto the next scheme. Bitcoin is the #1 thing in my life that has taught me patience. The fact that waiting long enough will turn a profit eventually if you just wait... plus, atleast where I live, the longer you hold it, the less your tax obligation on profits. Just zoom out on the charts and youll see that patience pays off and the price inevitably goes up. Also, i like to believe a low point is part of the cycle. If theres no low point then either its a bubble or being manipulated. Just like life, it cant always be positive with no negatives. People will always bet against bitcoin and people will always bet for bitcoin. But every day you have people like me who just buy bitcoin and hold it with 0 intentions to sell. The less bitcoin on supply means that the ones beting against bitcoin will find the bottom is higher then it was on the last big drop. So where do we go from there? Back up... theres people making money from bitcoin failing and people making money from bitcoin succeeding. Luckily theres more of us who support bitcoin then those who want to profit off its demise. I believe one day bitcoin will become a true global currency. Every country will still have its own currency but bitcoin will become accepted everywhere as a means of international trade and the solution for currency exchange. Countries could also use it as a fallback incase their currency becomes unstable. Bitcoin will be a temporary stability.

Lead-sprinkles

its the entire reason the silver and gold community hates the "paper trade" people tamp down the price so they can freak out the market and scoop up and buy..and the fun thing is for metals they have a HUGE liquidity problem right now so who knows what kinda shit banks and large holders are doing behind the scenes (especially when these people have SO much money they can affect the entire market whenever they want)

LargeSnorlax

Terrible strategy by the by. Never selling doesn't ever get you anything. You *want* to take profit. You *want* to sell the highs. You *want* to buy low. You *want* to make money. "Diamond hands" is something other people say to get you to hold onto the thing they have so they can sell everything they have and let you hold their bags, literally. Holding forever and never once taking profit or selling doesn't accomplish anything, you're not a pharaoh that's taking your life possessions with you into the afterlife. It's fine to take profit. I INSIST people take profit, in this space things are WILDLY overvalued sometimes. A coin whose entire purpose was nothing but a picture of a fucking Dog with a Hat was worth 4.5 BILLION DOLLARS, billion with a b. Know what else is worth that money? Caesar's entertainment. EasyJet. Mazda. HUGE companies. That's when you sell. When you're making money, sell sell sell. Screenshots don't do anything for you.

HSuke

Nah, they'll be fine. Let's check some popular websites: * Chase, Ally, and Charles Schwab: Use TLS 1.3, X25519, and AES_256_GCM or AES_128_GCM * Coinbase & Kraken (and Reddit): Use TLS 1.3, X25519MLKEM768, and AES_128_GCM * **X25519** is ECC and vulnerable to quantum computing * **X25519MLKEM768** is post-quantum * **AES 128** might be vulnerable to quantum computing, but it depends on Grover's algorithm, which doesn't parallelize well * **AES 256** is not vulnerable NONE of the banks currently use PQC encryption. So we are screwed right? Nope. * First, banks can upgrade pretty easily with new SSL/TLS certificates. Just takes an IT support ticket. * Second, this is just for web traffic. Passwords and authentications keys are still strongly-hashed before they're transmitted. So even if they decrypt web traffic, they still can't get to the passwords from the hashes. I've decrypted web traffic before--all the login keys are still hashed. * The part they can steal are the session authentication tokens. * All banks use 2FA and conditional access. If an attacker takes over a session, they probably can't replay at their own computer because conditional access detects source locations and will require that new location to sign in again with a separate 2FA code. * Quantum computing still requires a super computer and weeks/months to break a single key. It's not instant cracking. * Attackers will go after big targets, not short ephemeral keys of end users. Bank access is the least of our worries. Dev authentication tokens are HUGE targets. Take over an important Github repository, and you can control half the Internet. * Session keys for banks are very ephemeral. Even if an attacker takes over a session, they only get short-term access. It's so not worth it. * The vector for attacks is expected to be "harvest now, decrypt later". Log web traffic now to be attacked later. These kinds of attacks are useless against going after session keys and ephemeral keys because they will be long-expired by the time of attack. After the first attack, many systems will upgrade.

YogSothothIsTheKey

But why does everyone think that bitcoin should replace fiat? I believe Bitcoin was born with the intention of freeing us from the theft of purchasing power that exists with fiat and from the control of a centralized monetary system that the rich use to cheat the masses. It does both of these things in a more than excellent manner and that's fine, there is no need to replace fiat, the real need is to have an instrument of liberation and protection not in the hands of the usual subjects who control the world. With bitcoin in self-custody you can ignore banks or states, you can go anywhere in the world and have access to your funds via seed phrase and over time no purchasing power is taken away from you. Is this or isn't this a HUGE WIN FOR THE MASSES?

Express_Smile6163

🚨 Everyone says “the 4-year cycle is back” and the bull market is over. It’s not. They’re looking at the wrong cycle. 📉➡️📈 Crypto isn’t random — it follows liquidity. And liquidity follows something most people never look at: US debt refinancing cycles. 💸🔁 Here’s the simple version 👇 From 2010–2021, the US issued tons of 3–4 year bonds. When those bonds matured, the Treasury had to refinance them: 💵 Old bonds paid back → investors get a cash wave 📅 New bonds issued later → temporary liquidity surge ⚡ Those surges lined up almost perfectly with past crypto bull runs That’s why the “4-year cycle” looked so real. It wasn’t magic — it was debt maturity timing. But according to macro legend @RaoulGMI (Raoul Pal), something HUGE changed: In 2021, the US Treasury extended maturities → the refinancing window stretched to 5 years. Meaning the biggest liquidity flood is now shifted toward 2025–2026. 🌊 And it gets even bigger… We’re entering a phase where: 🔽 Fed rate cuts are coming 💵 QE is expected to return 🧾 Trillions in debt must be refinanced ⏳ All at the same time Rate cuts + QE + refinancing = the largest liquidity wave of the entire cycle. So what’s really happening now? Market manipulation + the old 4-year narrative is scaring people out early. The goal: make you believe the bull market is finished. 🐻🧟‍♂️ But the truth? The real run hasn’t even started. 🚀 Crypto isn’t breaking the cycle — the cycle shifted, and most people haven’t noticed. Don’t get trapped here. Don’t get shaken out. The liquidity super-cycle is still ahead.

Lucky_Improvement888

This will be HUGE if they can get this through

BandanaDeeW

HUGE news for crypto. I expect similar news on easier names by competitors in the future.

ieatmoondust

Eggs and groceries up HUGE this year. Steel and lumber going down because NOBODY CAN AFFORD TO BUILD A HOUSE. Gas is down 13 cents from a year ago today. WHOOPEE.

seancollinhawkins

Ive got to say it again because this entire thread is filled with false info: Yes, 30% PULLBACKS are normal in a bullrun. A pull back is NOT the same as a DROP in OVERALL price. 30% drop in price is not normal for a bull market 🙃 a bear market is typically defined as a 20% reduction in price from recent highs. So by very definition of the word, the is NOT A BULL MARKET. One of those arrows points to a drop and identifies it as a 38% PULLBACK. That means that the price pulled back from its recent high RELATIVE TO ITS PREVIOUS LOW. THIS IS NOT THE SAME AS A REDUCTION IN 38% OF THE OVERALL PRICE. A 38% DROP IN PRICE WOULD BE FALLING FROM 100K TO 68K. THAT'S NOT A PULLBACK DURING A BULL RUN; IT'S CAPITULATION. Look at the chart and think about it visually. Do any of those drops look like even a 25% drop in overall price?? The answer is a painfully obvious NO. That would show price falling 1/4 of it's total value... You don't see a drop like that at all in this chart until you look past the high... where there are no arrows drawn... The person that posted this shit is either maliciously misleading people, or hes a fucking idiot and shouldnt be posting. There is a HUGE difference between a pullback and a drop in overall price. Now look: did you buy bitcoin because you thought it was a good INVESTMENT? if so, you should be seeing lower prices and realizing you're seeing price become discounted. That's great news if you're INVESTING. It should motivate you to buy more. Did you buy BTC because you thought you'd get rich quick? Sad news, it's not 2009 anymore. Best advice 99% of people on this sub can read: STAY AWAY FROM LEVERAGE. if you're a trader -- quit trading against the trend (bear market has very clearly begun, though that doesnt mean it wont turn around), learn to manage your risk STOP LOSS IS YOUR BEST FRIEND, learn about the 4 year cycle and realize we will likely see declining prices for the next 1.25-1.5 years until people begin loading up for the next halving (this is never a guarantee, institutional adoption and big payers can mean market manipulation chance increases... but also, institutional investors are smart. They understand supply and demand, and will likely make the loading up phase move prices earlier and faster) , if you're investing learn what investing means and learn how to get excited about discounted prices -- learn to ignore the rest of the nonsense i talked about earlier and most importantly LEARN TO DIVERSIFY.

Lopsided_Crab_5310

Wow!!!! This is HUGE news

GBeastETH

But now it’s a HUGE 4 tps!

EscapeFacebook

This is HUGE.

Icy-Soup-7071

I can tell you exactly where. Every collapse of society has been predicated by the rampant devaluation of whatever is being used as a mode of commerce at the time. The Romans grew too quickly and spread themselves too thin and began debasing their currency by diluting their minted gold. This was because they expanded too far and too quick and so their supply of plunder and precious metals began to dry up. Rather than investing in productivity and mining their own gold they just cheated. This was to pay for ever increasing expenditure covering... Foreign wars, public infrastructure, and paying the ever increasing army needed to hold foreign territories... sound familiar? Which is exactly what is going on now. Rather than people standing up and saying hey you know what there were some systems that weren't fully thought through and we've managed to exploit these for HUGE financial gain therefore we should give most of this back because we've basically been dipping into the bank for extra money in this game of monopoly without anyone realising we've somehow ended up with this BIZARRE rhetoric that Billionaires somehow deserve the power and influence they have when actually there were holes in the ruleset of the game that needed filling. Only the war being waged now is our attention and our continued obedience. And the armies are the corporations of the technological oligarchs. I didn't see any of this in the 2000's I remember loving youtube and facebook as a teen they felt revolutionary, somewhere anyone could upload anything for free, you could make as much content as your heart desired no more ads on tele, being able to communicate with all your friends and share photos through facebook etc... It was genuinely wholesome in its inception and use. Everything that was good about technology then has been over capitalised and is bleeding us dry for our attention They got us good, The perfect con, produce something so revolutionary that people can't help but use it and then slowly turn back on your core values and ethos and sell out to greed, ego control and power. Also circling back to an earlier point, The whole alpha wolf theorem has also been debunked, Yes there is hierarchy in wolves however the "Alpha" usually leads from the back to protect and keep watch over his pack, this is not a good example to use when comparing modern leaders of major corporations as they're riddled with ego and greed... The 2IC would normally lead the pack at the front, Wolf packs have been shown to have much thinner hierarchies often lead by a breeding pair that are the patriarch and matriarch of their pack, they show advanced levels of teamwork and cooperation and even develop companionships with crows, crows scout for them and play with their young, in return the crows get to pick the carcasses of their hunts. I absolutely would not consider myself an intellectual although I appreciate the nod, I dropped out of school at 17. I work in construction.

AU-n-Time

What is really stupid here is that Trump and family raised the money to buy BTC selling their meme shitcoin then turned that into a real asset, BTC. They got HUGE money basically for free to invest in BTC. He might have bought at the top but if you are long and the money was generated for basically nothing, given to you, life is good!! Those scumbags will have to live with the fact that they totally screwed most of the people that bought their meme shitcoin with the exception of the ones that bought large amounts and gained access to him. Those folks are connected and will be compensated greatly down the road. The average American that bought that crap will be rug pulled and left holding a bag of dogshit!!

SeriousExamination49

This is HUGE Microsoft + Google Cloud backing Biokript Pro That’s not just a win that’s institutional level validation Rug pull era is ending… Biokript Pro is bringing real security real innovation and real impact to Solana Early believers buckle up this is how 100x stories begin

Fearless_Strike5651

Yes I’ve been saying this we either needed to see BTC shoot up and keep going up or for A HUGE pullback to happen just like before last Run

AR_Harlock

Wait even worse, I just found out (time to pay here) that the new legislation interpretation for next here see staking as income, so taxed at 26% when you receive it (even if you don't sell) and then another 33% when you sell because it's a crypto... they basically killed defi and governance her in Italy, this is HUGE, badly huge ... Basically we won't ever have any role in any governance POS anymore because while everyone can do it for free it will costs 26% to us just to do it

hoff4z

These liq numbers getting HUGE. 1+ bill is outrageous for what’s recently been a weak market 

midnightsock

Antshares, thats a HUGE throwback.

GoofyGensch

I love talking about LUNC, or seeing when others post about LUNC. I always short it just before, and make a huge profit. Everybody hates luna classic and for some reason short it even more when its mentioned. Have a small margin. As long as it doesn't pass .000049, I'll have a HUGE profit. Thanks people 👍

KlearCat

> Also untrue, yes moderators were getting a share of Moons from Reddit but no one became a millionaire from it. 10% of the entire supply was being directed at a small group of mods. Compare that to 40% being distributed to the entire community for upvotes that is a HUGE difference. How many mods were apart of that 10% vs the reddit accounts of that 40%? There were charts showing the largest holders and most were moderators. This was prior to when Reddit itself backed away from Moons. And also what about the mods who sold their Moons just prior to Reddit announcing they were no longer supporting Moons? > We also don’t ban people for their opinions unless their opinion breaks Reddits rules (racism etc). I just manually approved your comment for example even though it’s full of misinformation. I was both temporarily banned and have had posts/comments removed when I brought up these issues with Moons. On top of this, I've also had posts/comments over the years deleted when bringing up issues regarding other coins. When I asked for clarification I was threatened that any further communication with the mod team would result in a ban.

CheeseWeezel

Bingo! Everything has its place and purpose. ETFs push broader adoption of Bitcoin, and can be 100% tax free. Those are HUGE wins in my book. I own both actual BTC as well as ETFs, but the vast majority of my holdings are tax advantaged through ETFs in my IRAs and 401(k).

WainAlqahwah

Currently fucked… went from rich to bitch. I thought I’d recovered between Nov 2024 and May 2025.. made a lot , it was HUGE for me. But now I’m back pushing again, trying to reach my previous portfolio ATH again.

ECore

2028 is going to be HUGE.

AstroRoverToday

Unfortunately you're also "too young" to realize you shouldn't ever "hate that you're too young". Your life is all you get (at least that you will remember), so it's important to live in the present moment and appreciate what you have. Read the book Untethered Soul if interested in learning more. If I were 18 again, I would invest not only in Bitcoin, but also AI and the BioEngineering sector. These 3 things are going to be HUGE in the next decades, and you're very much still at the early stage.

BaadMike

Maybe he is genuinely trying to help you. You didn't even spell Bitcoin correctly. Self custody is a HUGE responsibility and you should take it seriously. I'm happy for you, but you are the one who asked for advice. He's just being real.

choicehunter

I would update this meme. Instead of having the last one say: > why didn't I buy at $104K? It could just as easily say: > Why didn't I buy buy at 126K? People are always too scared to buy at an all-time high, but an all-time high is still a HUGE discount in the perspective of a few years in the future, So this meme would hit a little harder to point out that even the $126k was a good deal, which automatically Infers what an even greater deal the $104k is/was.

Ok_Structure_5415

Yoo, that IRL effort list is HUGE 👀

hindermore

I bet the president knows everything about crypto. Some call him an expert, others a crypto genius - a stable crypto genius at that. He's been collecting crypto that you've probably never even heard of. The best cryptos. Top crypto men don't even have an understanding of how sophisticated these cryptos are that he's been acquiring. But when they find out, it is going to be HUGE and the fake news won't even report it because they're fake and stupid.

ronnoco_ymmot94

"i used to believe that $DOGE would easily hit $100 in a few years and that my coins would be worth $24,000 (which is a HUGE amount in my country, enough to move out and have my own caretaker)." You're cooked

crazy_lolipopp

Oh yeah it's doing the exact same thing, just look at those HUGE blow-off top for alts!!

ConcentrateShot1592

When’s the last time you’ve been to China? You have no ideea what progress they made in the last 20 years. And the momentum is still HUGE.

CarrotCurd

Satoshi missed the most important part. Energy consumption. The miner puts most of the money he gets into his energy bill and that cannot change by definition, because as soon as he puts less in it, a new miner will arise who wants part of the cake. Therefore miners cannot make huge margins. Even when all Bitcoins are mined, miners need to put that energy in it to get the transfer costs or someone else will get it. Otherwise the whole system collapses or someone gets more than 50% computation power and therefore can control it and change transactions and everything. So when you buy Bitcoin, most money goes directly into energy bills and is gone. The only way to get it back, is when you find someone that is willing to pay even more. There is an end to it, because there is not infinite money. People cannot always pay more, so in the end it will collapse, by definition, because the money cannot be payed back, because it is already given to the energy companies. That did not happen yet, because still more and more people buying bitcoin for higher prices, but it will by definition sooner or later. Bitcoin can also never become stable, because by definition it must use a HUGE fraction of what it is currently worth of energy all the time, forever, otherwise someone could take over the network and control it completely. This fraction it uses for energy is WAY to high compared to banking, gold, etc, where only a small fraction of the money goes into storing it. It now already uses almost as much as the world wide banking sector having only a small percentage of money in it and almost no transactions per second compared to banking.

CarrotCurd

I can promise, that the average user will lose. You can only get back more if someone is willing to pay more. But that will end sooner or later, because there is no infinite amounts of money in the world. So when we reach the point, where there are no new investors, we are left with a network that by definition needs to consume a very huge fraction of what it is worth for hardware and energy. It MUST consume that much or someone else could take over and control it by putting in more computer power. That is the HUGE issue with Bitcoin. Other currencies or gold only use a very small fraction of it's own value to keep it alive. Bitcoin uses an extremely high fraction. People always compare it with Banks, that also use energy, but there are millions more bank transfers than Bitcoin transfers and way more money in it and the issue with Bitcoin is, if you scale it up to that level, you must scale up the energy consumption by definition.

CarrotCurd

They are recruiting members by talking people into it. Everyone does that by talking positively about Bitcoin. There is a HUGE issue with Bitcoin that people don't understand. The waste of energy is not to keep the system alive, but to keep it safe. In order for the system to stay alive, miners must regularly waste almost as much energy as the Bitcoins are worth. If they don't, the hash rate drops and someone could spend money in hardware and energy to control more than 50% of the network. That fact will even not change when all bitcoins are mined. The energy consumption is required or others will take over. No one is willing to pay energy bills for free. The whole system will collapse very fast, if there is no new money coming in from investors to cover the energy cost. Those are either the same investors or new investors, but that does not matter. So yes, your money is worth nothing if not constantly new people invest money in it and they do (the rising bitcoin prices are the proof). Compared to other currencies or gold, Bitcoin does not waste a small fraction of its cost to maintain the system, but almost everything. Again: If you could mine a Bitcoin with energy costs worth 1000$ and earn 2000$ than new miners would start mining and the energy costs would increase. Most people don't understand that almost all the money you invest goes directly to the energy suppliers and a small fraction is kept by the miner. The only reason why you get your money back, is because over 15 years now, people still spend even more money in it. But it must stop, obviously, at one point, because people don't have infinite amounts of money.

soks86

This used to happen more often and did cost them business. It pushed more people into multi-cloud solutions and probably cost them business. AWS is HUGE so even a small loss of usage can be tens of millions if not hundreds.

Zyzz2179

Brother, stop with this people are panicking and sell too soon post. For the same people who you think sold too soon, there are also those who never sold and ended up holding the bag for years while missing out bunch of other opportunities in the stock/gold market. This time there are legit HUGE concern on crypto. We just had the biggest single day liquidation (10x more than FTX collapse), a President hell bent on tariffs war using his tweets as market manipulation, regional banks stock collapsing due to potential subprime crisis (which is one of the reason why crypto didn’t soar even though stocks did). So no this is not simply selling too soon. This is the case of seeing multiple warning signs and acting rationally.

aeklund68

Let's not forget that a HUGE majority doesn't even consider BTC as anything other than a casino and gold has a 5000 year history as a store of value compared to 16 years for BTC. None of this should be surprising.

crazy_lolipopp

HUGE bounce at 110k!!! LFG!!!! /s

Secret-Opinion-6373

You all crack me up. Acting like a bunch of emotional little girls. Good thing you all don't play ice hockey. SMH. You need do yourselves a favor and take a breath. This is all nothing new and the future is looking bright. What goes up, most always goes down, resets and goes back up again. I am far from rich and look at this as a HUGE buying opportunity. As the famous saying goes; Buy when people are afraid and sell when they are being greedy.

ThatChrisGuy7

It really was a good peak at the manipulation happening in the market. The bots run the show. They can pull a chart up and draw in buyer then sell everything to crash the market especially in coins with low amounts on exchanges. Then they buy at a HUGE discount hard and again sell at a 50-100% profit. Pretty crazy

ThujoneX

Lives destroyed? If you didnt sell you lost literally nothing. And what kind of special glue eater would see a 60% drop because of a tweet decide its a good time to exit? Lives were significantly improved for anyone with half a brain that saw BIG RED NUMBERS and hit the buy button, because in a couple days they will be up HUGE. Its called winning, try it instead of your normal whining.

Fall-For-October

My bad, guys. I needed to buy a HUGE nugg.

Particular_Pop_7553

Yep, there was a HUGE short leverage on hyperliquid just before all this.

ImmediateShape4204

Just opened a HUGE 5x long ADA at 45 cents (!) on Hyperliquid. No brainer... I don't believe that price, it was 75 cents on Coinbase while 45 cents on Binance. Best arbitrage ever.

Lixalottapus69

Nobody knows but what can’t be discounted is the talk of Strategic Reserve funds for Countries. Once one country gets in, it will be a race to be the top holder of Bitcoin. I’ll agree this bullrun is weird but you just can’t discount the potentially HUGE super cycle we would have if America and China and Russia start building those reserve funds… It’s not a matter of If though…it’s a matter of when?

IAmSomewhatDamaged

It is a HUGE gamble, and most of us peasants don’t have the disposable income to be able to throw $1-$2k at several different memecoins in hopes that one moons. I’m not judging those who buy shitcoins— I was that guy last cycle. I bought like $2k worth of Dogecoin (very first crypto purchase) and actually got in a little early (around .20 cents), but I held too long. I just wish I could go back in time and SKIP the time I wasted messing with shitcoins.

TheGrasshopper92

Alright so the 4% max might be a bit to keep on exchange but you do realize you pay no Coinbase fees with the $50/year sub. Meaning if you already DCA on Coinbase this is a HUGE win even at 2%

ryencool

Your part of the problem, the whole im doing well so fuck the rest! The stock market is no longer a bell weather for how Americans are doing. Its a measure of how the wealthy are doing. In late stage capitalism those with all the power and money, have usually had it for generations. They have figured out all the loop holes, all the scams. The only way to make increasing profits yesr, after year, after year, after year, after year, after year, after year, ad naseum is to take advantage of others. You find the cheapest materials, you find the cheapest real estate, you lower wages as low as you can. The only thing you have left to make more money is straight up raising prices, or scams and grift. Thats where we are at. If you go ask the average person how they are doing, they arent doing well. People making 50-100k living check to check because the cost of everything has gone up. Had you told me my wife and I would be making 200k+, have zero debt, amazing credit, but we can't afford a house in our area. We drive one car because two is too expensive. I'll stop though, as none of this will change your mind. All im saying is the stock market being st all time highs while a majority are struggling? Thats a bad sign, not a good one. I dont which way things are going to go, but when you have a leader saying he hates half the country, even if they are Americans, and that theyre the enemy within. Thats pretty HUGE red flag in my eyes, but what do I know.

iwannaskibbittvbeep

Coinbase got hacked and a family was literally held hostage at gunpoint last month and forced to transfer his crypto. Coinbase overseas workers got bribed for money to release 70,000 customers info, including addresses and account balances which the criminals use to track the family down. Look it up if you don't believe me. There is indeed a HUGE difference between Coinbase and Kraken.

Altruistic-Sun-1482

Hey there. Many people are buying $TOSHI COIN, including myself. It’s probably the best looking chart in crypto. The coin is fast growing and has nearly 1,000,000 holders. Expecting a decent return this fall. And has a HUGE FOLLOWING here on Reddit (Thousands of Followers)👍

Altruistic-Sun-1482

Many people are buying $TOSHI coin, including myself. It’s probably the best looking chart in crypto. The coin is fast growing and has nearly 1,000,000 holders. Expecting a decent return this fall. And has a HUGE FOLLOWING here on Reddit (Thousands of Followers)👍

Altruistic-Sun-1482

Many people are buying $TOSHI COIN, including myself. It’s probably the best looking chart in crypto. The coin is fast growing and has nearly 1,000,000 holders. Expecting a decent return this fall. And has a HUGE FOLLOWING here on Reddit (Thousands of Followers)👍

Altruistic-Sun-1482

Hi I’m fairly new to, but many people are buying $TOSHI COIN, including myself. It’s probably the best looking chart in crypto that I’ve seen (for real). The coin is fast growing and has nearly 1,000,000 holders. Expecting a decent return this fall. And has a HUGE FOLLOWING here on Reddit (Thousands of Followers) stop over to their Reddit and ask questions. Have a great weekend. 👍

Altruistic-Sun-1482

Yes. Many people are buying $TOSHI COIN, including myself. It’s probably the best looking chart in crypto. The coin is fast growing and has nearly 1,000,000 holders. Expecting a decent return this fall. And has a HUGE FOLLOWING here on Reddit (Thousands of Followers)👍

Altruistic-Sun-1482

Many people are buying $Toshi Coin, including myself. It’s probably the best looking chart in crypto. The coin is fast growing and has nearly 1,000,000 holders. Expecting a decent return this fall. And has a HUGE FOLLOWING here on Reddit. 👍

jawni

Sorry sir. Cardano showed **HUGE** growth mananging to *checks notes*: * launch smart contracts * have staking * have permissionless operators * have a roadmap that it follows. Holy shit, what an amazing project!

HaulBrass

Congrats bud!!!! Being out of debt is HUGE!!!!!! Think of it this way, every $100 you put in now could be worth $1000+ in the future, keep stacking!!!

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GobiEats

Its going to be HUGE!!!

Toshi_Whale

Get ready cause October is going to be HUGE!!

DoughLloyd

(ASST) was the whale buyer (HUGE ASSUMPTION…HUGE), the numbers line up pretty squarely: On Aug 22, 2025, they acquired 69 BTC at $65K/BTC for $4.485M, now worth $7.659M at $111K/BTC — a 71% gain. On Sept 16, a $680M buy at $111K/BTC equals 6,126 BTC, bringing total confirmed holdings to 6,195 BTC. Combined cost basis: $684.485M, current value: $687.659M, average cost: $110,530/BTC, unrealized gain: $3.174M (0.46%). The Block’s screenshot shows 6,944 BTC worth $798.95M. That figure may include BTC exposure from Section 351 tax-free swaps — and here’s the kicker: Millennium’s 6% stake (22.42M shares) could’ve been issued for $83.1M in BTC equivalents, matching the 749 BTC gap exactly. That would round Strive’s real 6,195 BTC up to 6,944 BTC, creating total exposure of $770.8M at $111K, or $798.95M at $115,047/BTC — dead-on with the screenshot.

Todo_es

Fuck all the pessimist and defeatist comments in every single positive post for Bitcoin. If YOU don´t want to use PayPal, great! But this us HUGE for Bitcoin adoption by de masses.

OffalSmorgasbord

It's not journalism, it's blogging. And yes, there's a HUGE paid promotion industry like anything else. No doubt RippleLabs has been leveraging it for years, steering public opinion against their SEC problems after Garlinghouse spun XRP as a security to institutional investors. Pretty damned sure Solana is very active as well, no qualms with them about providing turnkey solutions for political moneylaundering.

throwaway0918287

This assumes a hacker can get in there tho. It's also only as good as the rest of the security chain. ie How's the security on your email, are you susceptible to phishing attacks, can you be sim swapped. Coinbase can have the same vulnerabilities. Other financial sites are much worse - Fidelity, Vanguard, banks, etc I have Kraken set up with passkeys but TOTP works OK too. No not as streamlined as Binance but if you're good with your online security, shouldn't be a problem. If hackers can get in left and right and transfer funds out then I think there'd be much bigger news about it. It'd be a HUGE deal.

tomsmac

We broke the $4672 resistance today. This is HUGE. extremely bullish.

MycoHost01

Rate cuts confirmed is pushing this The question is how much will they cut Even if they cut only once this year with three meetings left The possibility for another cut or two more cuts before the year ends will depend on this first one. Even if they don’t cut again for 2025 2026 will have more cuts it just will !! So HIGHER is what it feels like Already looking for possible black swan set ups With one being Cryptodotcom Just solely because the trump administration is getting involved with them. I don’t keep my crypto in their exchange and am definitely keeping it off the exchange now lol Just my 2 cents If they don’t cut HUGE BUYING OPPORTUNITY up or down am here for it!

karolnice

HUGE

TheDragonMage

Snake plants get HUGE. It wont be small for long!

theMonkeyTrap

I did mention krux does encrypted seedqrs but they are effectively 2 of 2 multisig/shamir with passphrase qr. OR like I suggested you could do 2/3 shamir seed splitting then seedqr to store each. one side benefit for this would be that you can do a 25x25 qrcode manually by hand w/o any computer/electronics involved so fully air-gapped. at the very least you could do seed-xor splitting on a air-gapped machine (read tails) then store those manually using seedqrs. I believe there are a few devices that support seedxor recombine (if not you could just do it on paper with hand, its pretty easy). the HUGE underrated benefit of this is that you have a standard workflow that has been vetted and debugged by hundreds of other devs & on an air gapped device like seedsigner. one rule of thumb is just assume any internet connect computer is either compromised or can be given enough coins in the system. there are many zero day exploits that constantly get released and bigger the attack surface easier it is for the machine to be compromised. Hence the airgap.

I_like_robots_3112

$25T by 2030? Bold claim, but if it happens, layer-1 scaling solutions like Polygon and Avalanche will be HUGE. What other projects are positioned to benefit from mass adoption like that?

Administrative-Law60

the gap is he's not satoshi. there are HUGE fact gaps and logic gaps here.

Loopbloc

Wait for discount. It's going to be HUGE!

Willing-Spot7296

This might be HUGE!!!

TwoStoopidToFurryass

Congratulations! Being mortgage-free is a HUGE burden off of you 

ToxicBTCMaximalist

Algorand... DISASTER. Everyone said it was going to be HUGE, the future of finance, better than BITCOIN. Turns out NO DEMAND, NO USERS, NO WINNING. Sad! The only thing faster than Algorand's "transactions" is how FAST people forget it exists!!

SoggyTranslator3520

Love the formatting - real professional, just like $SHIC. For those that miss the chance I feel sorry, because this project ha HUGE potential and amazing Energy...

SoggyTranslator3520

This right here! This is why you need $SHIC - I firmly believe this project has HUGE potential...

thrifter88

Given all the positive things that happened this year to crypto in the USA, do you guys think that we’ll be dealing with the same exact 4 year bull markets as we did until now? I think that 2025 and 2026 are going to be HUGE for crypto and more and more people and institutions will be buying into it. I think that there will be normal ups and downs but not a 4 years bear market anymore. I think all utility based coins will be going up like bitcoin did.

coojw

I can help with that. First, 2 concepts to wrap your mind around. 1. Bitcoin is outside the dollar system (you are used to everything being inside the same dollar system). Why is bitcoin outside the dollar system? Because, like gold.. Bitcoin is a “Layer 0” monetary instrument and the dollar is a layer 1 instrument. Gold is the base money we’ve used for thousands of years, and all our value systems were built on top of that (including the dollar). This is where understanding the history of money helps. The U.S. dollar was simply a claim aka a receipt for gold. Until it was untethered from gold in 1971 by Nixon. So Gold was the base money, the dollar was a currency on top of gold, tethered to it. 2nd concept: Bitcoin and Gold are both “money”, the dollar isn’t. The dollar is a currency. The primary lesson that most people miss when understanding money is that there is a difference between money and currency, and that difference is a HUGE deal. The real power comes from understanding "why" Bitcoin is money, and the dollar isn't, why is the dollar only a currency. The short answer as to why is because of the 7 properties required for something to be a money, the dollar only has 6 of them, and bitcoin has all 7. Properties of money: • a medium of exchange • a unit of account • portable • durable • divisible • fungible • a store of value (scarcity - aka how finite it is) The dollar is not a store of value (due to money printing.) This is the property its missing. The long answer of why the dollar is currency and not money is here in this video. (one of the most important videos i've seen in the last 10 years) Clip 1 • Understanding Money: The difference between “Currency” & “Money”.. What is sound money, and why gold (and now bitcoin) fits this description (This series was originally made in 2010, before bitcoin was well known). Feel free to watch all 10 videos in the series in your spare time, but if you do anything, at least watch the 1st vid in the series. (This might be the most important video here) https://youtu.be/DyV0OfU3-FU?si=OqJ93-gHpcQjsvRH Watch this video in your spare time (I think it is about 30 minutes), to get the much needed foundation for understanding money vs currency. This foundation is needed for understanding why bitcoin is so needed. I have a full list of curated videos that too 7 or 8 years to find, learn and understand, that I am happy to share after you watch that video if you are interested.

coojw

i didn't say 1 dollar doesn't equal 1 dollar. I kinda threw that whole thing in the garbage because it doesn't tell us anything. The primary lesson that most people miss when understanding money is that there is a difference between money and currency, and that difference is a HUGE deal. The real power comes from understanding "why" Bitcoin is money, and the dollar isn't, why is the dollar only a currency. The short answer as to why is because of the 7 propertie required for something to be a money, the dollar only has 6 of them, and bitcoin has all 7. Properties of money: *• a medium of exchange* *• a unit of account* *• portable* *• durable* *• divisible* *• fungible* *• a store of value (scarcity - aka how finite it is)* The long answer of why the dollar is currency and not money is here in this video. (one of the most important videos i've seen in the last 10 years) Clip 1 • Understanding Money: The difference between “Currency” & “Money”.. What is sound money, and why gold (and now bitcoin) fits this description (This series was originally made in 2010, before bitcoin was well known). Feel free to watch all 10 videos in the series in your spare time, but if you do anything, at least watch the 1st vid in the series. (This might be the most important video here) [https://youtu.be/DyV0OfU3-FU?si=OqJ93-gHpcQjsvRH](https://youtu.be/DyV0OfU3-FU?si=OqJ93-gHpcQjsvRH)

ScatMonkeyPro

You are welcome to DM me, but it is tough to "elaborate" on a premise that is based on behavior and human psychology. People are inherently untrustworthy, especially when it comes to money and wealth. It is easy for a human to lie with words, but it is much harder to maintain that lie with body language and behavior. A person dialed in on psychology will see hints, and realize that the words do not match the behavior, and see through the BS. I ask you to do this. Reject the Satoshi story and step back and take a wider view. \- US govt was strongly anti crypto for many many years, but around COVID times, their attitude suddenly flipped completely. \- US Banks and investment firms went from rejecting BTC to quietly amassing HUGE stashes of the asset. \- US Congress men and women (especially in the Republican party) were already buying these assets while their government was rejecting it publicly. \- Gensler at the SEC used his time there to slow the asset appreciation during his tenure, so as to allow institutions time to formulate their plans for BTC. Now that pieces are in place, he has been replaced and SEC is now crypto friendly. I could go on with data points, but those are enough to start. You can find more hints on your own. There are many to choose from. Now ask yourself this. What inherently changed over those few years that made USA change their stance? NOTHING. They were just waiting. Now, view China's behavior to BTC from the lens of it being a US govt project. All their behavior suddenly makes sense doesn't it? Now look at Europe. They are also slow to adopt a pro BTC attitude, because they also know the truth and are wary of the US gaining such control especially with a unpredictable man like Trump at the helm. All you have to do is view the behaviors of everybody involved and not get your mind polluted by the accepted narratives. I learned this thought process through playing poker at a high level. In poker you assume everyone is lying to you, and you watch their behaviors and their patterns to figure out their true hand. This situation is no different. USA could not "announce" that this is the plan. The plan has to be carried out in secrecy for it to work, or people would not go along with the idea. So, assume everybody is lying to you, and figure it out. What amazes me most in all this is the brilliance of the game theory of Bitcoin. Every aspect of it incentivises the players to go along with the plan. And, it relies on the most basic part of human nature. GREED. It's absolutely amazing.

8307c4

lol you have to have liquidity to invest, that means your bills need to be paid, you have money in savings, and so on... You could of course take a HUGE chance and convert all your cash to bitcoin and then use bitcoin to pay for stuff BUT... If bitcoin takes a dive so do you.

grndslm

Fiat currency (not "money")  & banking cartels are HUGE problems.  And Bitcoin has solved these problems.... which is why banks themselves are adopting or and integrating it into their system.  Slowly but surely, Gresham's Law will prove that the cream rises to the top, and it will do that thru the layers of Bitcoin's open, permissionless network.

JewelTamexJuno

HUGE