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Do NOT get into pumps and dumps. They are bad and damaging not only to idiots like me, but to the community in general. They are not OK, please do not support them.
24,4% of ICO projects are dead for good
24,4% of ICO projects are dead for good
How do you fund your FIAT to Crypto?
When trading, learn to manage your expectations
Vast Bank- A Tulsa, OK bank that lets people manage their traditional bank accounts and cryptocurrency side by side. Pretty cool. Sounds like adoption to me.
Security : An easy guide on how to remain secure from theft/scam as you trade crypto.
Can we stop making fun of People who used their Crypto to buy something? Like the Pizza Guy? It's OK to take Profits!
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OK, so without him you never would have even enjoyed the pump I guess. Hope you didn't put your life savings in crypto. And still yelling please. Put some money in for when he pumps it again. Don't diamond hands this time if you can't take it. If you can't beat 'em join 'em.
This! Even if I'd lose my entire stack nothing fundamentally would change but indeed, the stress seems to be higher this time around. Maybe 3 cycles is some sort of magical number for me, where the first one was just my initiation, and after the second one I somehow deluded myself into thinking this one would put me over any and all imaginary valuations I conjured up for myself. Its definitely done OK but nowhere near my own expectations (I know, always unwise to have those), im just kinda blanked out in terms of how the next cycles will go.
OK. You obviously know what you're doing. Carry on.
To each their own OP, but I split what I can budget to invest into broad stock market ETFs and BTC. My personal advice is understand that bitcoin is a bit of a gamble (no matter how much anyone here tries to tell you otherwise) and you decide if you’re OK rolling those dice or not… And don’t put more into it then you are OK losing, or at least being without for a long time.
Holding is actually very simple. Just buy and don't look at the price for a very long time. Then you actually avoid all those obsticles and just look at the price near the finish line. People tend to overcomplicate it. They buy and watch the price daily if not hourly. They try hard to hodl. Then the price drops and they panic sell. You can avoid all that. You don't even need diamond hands cause you have no idea what the price is. It's OK to check the price once in a while as long as your trust yourself. It's also OK to read some news now and again. Maybe you want to buy more you need to know that bitcoin is still a sound investment(e.g. The algorithm has not been hacked or some new law changes things) . In that case do some research. Make your move and forget about it again.
Commodities markets, especially gold, silver, other rare metals are reaching all time record highs !! That’s the problem with bitcoin it has the same problem as American currency, it’s nothing more than a promissory note, controlled by a market! Truth be told the only thing that ever gains value that cannot be taken away is rare earth stones, and rare earth metals. Some of these metals can be found dirt cheap online probably for today only. I checked the prices of gold, silver, and platinum, Palladium was a little bit harder to find, and it’s always a 150% markup. Best deal is going right now are in the Silver market, and a few precious stones. By the uncut ones, just make sure you’re buying large uncut ones if you can’t get a full princess cut out of them they’re not going to be worth shit. It’s OK to have money invested in bitcoin but if you have it all in there, just look at what happened years ago down in Mexico, where a group of greedy investors stole the original investments into bitcoin. I was one of those I purchased my first 500 bitcoins for $.10 apiece. AnarchaTopia happened, in my account went from 4.3 to 0. Keep that in mind, that kind of money lost shows just how fickle this market is.
Morning. There is a lot of cultishness in the Bitcoin space. Bitcoin is not a religion, it is not a panacea, it doesn't fix everything. It can allow individuals to take back some personal financial control in a digital age when banks and governments are controlling everything. Never forget that bitcoin is a tool. Use it to make your life better. If you are stressed, you ARE over extended. I have a reasonable amount of my investment in cash in case this is the start of a bear market. I will miss some gains if it pumps now, but missing those gains is worth it knowing that if we do fall off a cliff my family will be OK.
I don’t know how he can make that call? But OK. I mean, let’s look at the scenario that America might lose its buying power and selling power using bitcoin. But just like our current trade, the rest of the countries are gonna just keep moving on without the U.S. The current global exchanges stock market markets doing good, but no one’s investing in American businesses.
Yes, as long as you are OK with it going lower and staying there for a long time. Hope not, but the game is played over years...
OK, guys, pack it up. I just sold the final tranch of my bitcoin. Still 20% left but will hodl that. I made a nice 6x this cycle and I would like to thank you for the entertainment. Will be back somewhere Q3 just to check in how things are going. The last 3 years was easy sailing, just hodling. Now, the hard work begins: yield farming, chasing that yield. Ok, byyeeeee
It's OK to say I don't know why this is happening...but it's happening...instead of baseless speculations
Crypto market is shockingly predictable based on 4 year halving cycles - just look at that that a little bit when you have time. But most importantly, just invest and let it ride long-term and you will win. If you look at the day-to-day ups and downs and try to time a perfect top and/or sell quick and get out it's going be a very rough go. Ultimately, bitcoin price will continue to rise in a long-term. I firmly believe that you could've bought it at $120k, and if you're OK with just not looking at it for 3.5+ years you will be extremely happy when the time comes.
This is a terrible idea. Don’t do it. But if you’re OK with the risks…. all I’ll say is keep your LTV below 35% at all costs.
OK yes that could work 
Or you suck at delivering jokes. It's OK.
OK, take your ball and go home...
OK, but here we are, the issue is, it would be a nuclear option to attempt to unwind the status quo. ....again, it would cause an economic death spiral.
OK, Saving to buy a home isn't practical, most struggle to save a 10% deposit. You'd just end up paying someone else's mortgage for years and years. Seriously?
Just hold it. You'll fit in right alongside the guy that bought at $20K in the 2017 peak, and the guy that bought at $69K (nice!) during the 2021 peak. And feel A-OK about it in 4-8 years.
I don't give a damn about him, and others like Saylor. It's Fink that worries me though. Like I said they already have everything, but want more and want all of it too. My biggest regret is selling a lot of my BTC to buy some stock in 2020. Big mistake. However I was under the illusion it would play out and I'd buy back the BTC I sold, and more. Now I know better. The corruption on Wall Street is off the charts, and I hate the SEC and congress for allowing it. I seriously loathe these guys like Vivek. I miss how it was 10 years ago. Well, we gotta tolerate them now and ride the wave. They're pricks, that includes Trump and his patsy Atkins. He's a little better than Gensler, but not by much. OK. I ranted. Later. 👍🏽
Share last bear market, when it hit 16,000 I was watching videos on YouTube about how it’s gonna go way lower. It bounced up almost immediately and went to the 20s and stayed there for a couple of months. That’s when I started buying realizing OK here’s the lower consolidation phase. I’m just seeing something very similar here at the 100s I’m seeing bitcoin changing hands the selling is definitely from long-term holders who play this for your cycle out. If I’m right, then they will be an all cash when it starts heading back up. They’ll have to just give up on bitcoin or FOMO back and they have no choice. I know that’s a big IF but it’s just my gut feeling.
OK, take the HDD out of the computer, get a cheap SATA/USB cable (from amazon or elsewhere) and then attach the drive to another computer. Then try to access the drive directly, this 'should' work. [https://www.amazon.co.uk/Wowfast-Adapter-Compatible-Windows-Support/dp/B0F53GS7H9/](https://www.amazon.co.uk/Wowfast-Adapter-Compatible-Windows-Support/dp/B0F53GS7H9/) You will likely need a powered one in its a 3.5" PC drive, as above. Best of luck.
OK, I’ll gladly buy some of his
OK, time to bend over and take that stick out of your ass. This is reddit. This is how things work.
Well you just never no anymore do you I'd rather do it that way then do the lottery which with my lovely lady luck def ain't happening now when I say small amounts of money in them I mean small I see some people putting thousands in and I'm like are they feeling OK haha like what why
I have general suggestions rather than specific ones, including: * Be sure to study the market and the subject fully on your own. While it's OK to consider someone else's recommendations, you still need to fully research any potential investment on your own before pulling the trigger. The first rule of crypto is "do your own research," and it's a good and important rule. * The larger crypto exchanges, such as Coinbase, have free tutorials that help you learn the basics of crypto investing as well as some of the details. I suggest that you check them out. * Since crypto-associated scams are extremely common (and are on the rise), you need to study them. Again, start with the tutorials mentioned above, but I also urge you to hang out a bit in the r/CryptoScams subreddit to get a decent feel for the most common scams that are floating about today and the hardships that can result from one. This can help you calibrate your own internal crypto bullcrap detector, hopefully allowing you to recognize a scam before it bites you. * Many financial experts consider crypto to be speculative assets where their values are driven more by market sentiment than by fundamental value based on economic use case. And while some will argue that stocks are over-valued and also somewhat speculative, I'd argue that it's a matter of degree resulting in crypto's volatility and risk being much higher than that of stocks, bonds or other more traditional investment vehicles. I would recommend that you study some financial history, especially that of the NFT market market and its crash in 2022. Because of this, while I'm a proponent of crypto investments, I don't think that anyone should put their whole nest egg into this basket. Diversify.
OK, i will help. First, RH sucks because it is very expensive. If you are in America, Strike is your best place to buy. Second, you are looking for spot buys, what you did was buy on margin of some kind.
Fed decisions literally make the entire market, but OK.
OK... but a bank DOES own your money
It can’t be fixed without removing the precompile and replacing it with equivalent EVM code. This would increase the gas cost of modexp. Which may be OK, because there are very few users of this precompile.
The exchanges you mentioned are OK. Use the exchange service not the vending service. They call it pro or advanced but it's just where you can set limit orders. Fees are lower with limit orders.
OK, bro, well good luck with that. Feel free to come back in 6 months and we can revisit.
This is not even true. More go up than go down. The poor aren't getting "poorer" either and of course the "rich" get richer. The merely OK with a few stocks see their stocks going up as well.
If everybody was OK with that crypto wouldnt exist.
Just be OK for being >50% in the red this time next year. ... but if you're cool with that ... yes, you absolutely should!
Go in if you're OK with gambling with some funds since it's not really investing. But who am I to tell someone else what to do.
OK, so strike allows 20cent buys while other exchanges have a limit of 10-15USD? And no order fee right?
OK, Coinbase app is going up the charts a bit too fast now
> You also wouldn’t do the shell company/many small buyer entities because you’d be at a significant disadvantage in terms of sourcing logistically. In the institutional bond market, the big puppy gets the most food. OK then you completely disagree with the author of the article. Not sure why you would trust other information from this author since you clearly think they have no idea what they are talking about.
Is fractal bitcoin or any coin not a term? Hold please. Gonna google....OK im back. It looks like it is a common term to describe it in crypto too. Even if we didnt use the right lingo, its still the same. Heres my edit: you can buy parts of bitcoin if you cant swing $100k. Good day sir 🫡
To the court: I got nothing of value. The court: OK, so FBI scrubbed your disks because there was nothing of value. To the court: Actually... The corr: Nah.
OK, yes, I can understand that line of reasoning. Thank you!
That's OK, mate. We'll celebrate $100k again.
Oh OK that makes more sense 160B
yep, the very same people who thought someone making money from a book or even from sitting on a Board (hint: vast numbers of ex-Pols have such positions)....not think it's A-OK for this guy to make billions on rug pulls.
They are good for crypto. The more cash becomes digitized, the easier it is for it to move onto non-state blockchains. It's really that simple. If you can hold real, official USD on a ledger wallet, it's easier to swap for other tokens and use in defi, which supports the broader Ethereum ecosystem. The state will control national digital currencies, but that is OK. Financial sovereignty just isn't for most people. Most people just hold their crypto on exchanges and don't even own their own keys, is that really any different from holding a central bank digital currency? I think it isn't.
You’ll be OK Holmes. You’re not buying it for this year. You’re buying it for 10 yrs + from now.
OK, how much is a bitcoin worth? How much bitcoin does your grocery bill come to? ^ That number just went higher.
If you asked for advice or came to this subreddit as you are doing now, I’m sure many advised you to DCA into bitcoin. You decided to go all in, and that’s OK too, Now you’ll find out what you’re made of. You’re a HODLER now! Congrats‼️
I dreamed this morning I woke up and it was 85k. I woke up and check btc, everything was still looking OK and now this drop. Last time during a bull cycle I also dreamed a drop, ignored it and later that day beginning of bear market without me even realizing it for I full year. My brain say we still in a bull cycle but my gut say sell.
It's OK, you'll feel at home. We're just a small step behind.
So, the people affected by this are well within the top 1% of wealth in the world, do you think it's OK to just let them continue leeching wealth out of the economy into their personal holdings? Are you worried the poor millionaires are going to end up on the street because they had to give up a very small portion of their accumulated wealth? Above a certain amount of wealth you can't claim that it's purely through honest work (especially crypto let's be honest, it's mostly gambling), I don't think it's possible to claim that Bernard Arnault with his 184 Billion USD wealth is 1 million times more deserving of wealth than the median French person (yeah, I did the maths). Currently it's the people earning enough to pay taxes but not enough to accumulate significant wealth who are having to pay way more than everyone else proportionately. Is that a fair system? Just keeping those who already can't access wealth down?
yeah OK I did forget there weren't keys back then. If you claimed a block reward that will be in your wallet.dat file. If you didn't claim the reward, those coins are lost forever and can never be spent.
True. But 20% will and I’m OK with that.
lol OK 2022 guy I've watched Maxies degenerate from parroting bogus technical hocus-pocus to being an actual religious cult You have no idea how nasty the influencers you follow are
Bought most of my bitcoin at $40k while it was crashing to $15k. Felt like a complete idiot. You will all be OK friends. When Bitcoin is $400k you’ll be laughing about how worried you once were. Debts everywhere are going gangbusters. Bitcoin will be fine.
btc is still doing OK but mann alts are destroyed
There are occasions when it is OK to use leverage to buy 5% more than you can afford. Even then, it should not be permanent. You need to leave a leverage buffer to handle down days.
Of course, it will be OK. Just sucks I risked all the money I had to put down payment on a condo in this shit. I really thought I had a chance and I was going to take profit earlier than I'd like but nope. Life goes on
OK, fair enough. I only bought for like a 1000 bucks
OK WTF? That crypto was acquired using fiiat. It's not like the fiat vanished, it simply went from one pocket into another. The fiat is still there in the economy ready to be spent. What they are really saying is "we are butt-hurt that people are beginning to understand fiat is worthless". I can tell you this much, the way things are going things are only going to get worse for fiat, and right now it's a race to financial safety. The financially uneducated segment of the population will be the eventual bag holders, and then the government will blame crypto...
I understand how bad you feel because I have made similar choices when trying to invest my money and ended up with nothing. It’s a horrible feeling and it does make you wanna give up but just believe that you will be OK. All of your needs will be taken care of. Sometimes in life, you have to get down to the bare minimum so you can see that’s really important. At least that’s the way I look at things because I’ve always been a positive person refuse to let the negativity of the United States change me.
So you’re getting to Mars in six months OK?
OK, then how much should I be investing?
OK, I’ll bite… how do you know? Let me guess you bought $200 today
OK I will explain it for you this one time, but you better take the time to read / understand what I say. Currently you live within a broken / corrupt financial system - which fuels lots of other corruption as well (i.e laws, control of mass media). Fiat is a financial system is *inflationary* (due to people in power printing more money) and *centralised* (it’s owned and run by a small amount of people - similar to how you would think of a small private company). An inflationary financial system support corrupts / criminals at the highest levels, and leads to your savings disappearing over time. But you have been brainwashed / indoctrinated through mass media to believe this is “normal”. BTC is built on a financial system that is *deflationary* (because new BTC cannot be printed / the supply in limited to 21 million), and *decentralised* (meaning no single person owns BTC, and everything that occurs on the blockchain requires at least 51% approval (validation)). So to highlight the differences between these 2 forms of currency (which are built on different financial systems), consider the example below: Imagine a world where there are 10 people (population) and a total of $10 USD (currency / money), where each person starts with $1 USD each. So each person starts out with a purchasing power of 1/10. Now let’s call one of those people *Bob*. Bob owns the central bank - and he decides to print $10 USD and give the money to himself. Now Bob has $11, whilst the other 9 people still only have $1. So now Bob has 11/20 of the purchasing power, whilst the other 9 people only have 1/20. Bob effectively just stole half of your savings and you have been brainwashed to think this is legal / normal. So due to this occurring - the 9 people start working harder / upskilling so that they can earn more money, whilst Bob starts purchasing things using his $11 USD. Eventually once Bob is finished spending - everyone ends up with $2 USD. Guess what happens next? Bob prints another $20 USD, so now Bob has $22 USD (22/40 total supply), whilst everyone else still has only $2 USD. This is what the cycle of an inflationary financial system looks like / how it works. It is effectively a form of legal theft, where it’s your savings which are being continuously stolen. It’s not just about the money though - Bob can abuse his position to control media (using that money), pay for military to protect his position (ensuring no one can threaten his position), pay for AI or companies to control / oppress / censor any forms of communication that attempt to threaten his position etc. Now lets compare that same scenario using BTC / a deflationary financial system: Again - we start with a 10 people, and a hypothetical max BTC supply of 20. So everyone starts out with 2 BTC (1/10 of the total purchasing power). Now because Bob can no longer print money - the only way he can earn more is to provide VALUE to you (he needs to provide a good / service that one of those 9 other people are willing to buy). He can’t manipulate / destroy BTC (i.e he wants to go back to printing money / being in control / having super yachts!) - because BTC is decentralised / no single person is the owner of BTC. Even if Bob started out with 11 Bitcoin, and the other 9 people only started with 1 each (i.e lets say Bob was a billionaire in todays system) - Bob only has 2 choices, which are 1. Not spend his BTC, or 2. Spend his BTC. 1> If Bob doesn’t spend his BTC (which will never happen in reality, because people have basic needs such as food / shelter), the other 9 peoples BTC becomes more valuable (the effective supply becomes 9, so each of those 9 people end with with double the purchasing power if Bob decides not to spend his BTC). 2> If Bob does spend his BTC (which will definitely happen), his purchasing power will decrease over time. And eventually - *unless* he continuously provides legitimate value to one of those other 9 people, Bob will end up with the same / similar purchasing power as everyone else. So it doesn’t take an expert to realise that #2 is what happens in a deflationary financial system with finite supply. So regardless of whether you own 0 BTC or 100 BTC when mass adoption occurs - you should be able to clearly see how BTC / a decentralised and deflationary financial system *benefits* the 99%. And you can clearly see *why* the 1% are currently using every tool they have (mass media, misinformation, censorship etc) to try to spread confusion / prevent people from adopting BTC. They have tried to do this for over a decade already - but the reason they haven’t succeeded is because once people learn / understand the lessons I have explained to you above - they end up buying BTC / educating others, and because what BTC *is* and the reason is was created / how it works / the problem is was created to solve becomes very clear - those same people stop caring about the price of BTC as measured against fiat (because fiat is losing its value! / exists within a corrupt financial system, whilst simultaneously - more and more people are buying BTC), and they also stop caring / paying attention to the false media / misinformation which is spread online (because when you actually understand how something works - it’s much harder to brainwash you into thinking BTC is dumb / fiat is great etc. So make sure you understand that BTC is not a stock that you buy with the intention of one day selling for fiat (which is losing value!). BTC is literally here to replace fiat. To finish - I want to summarise *why* BTC was created and the problems it is solving: 1. Your savings will not lose value over time. This creates a free market (the cost of something is relevant to its supply / demand at the time it is purchased). This prevents what is effectively *legal* theft. 2. It results in much better wealth equality. There will still be wealthy people - but those people will be wealthy due to providing VALUE to you, not because they commit very serious crime that they are never held accountable for (I have given examples above). 3. The system is decentralised - which means no single person controls BTC and therefore BTC cannot be corrupted. This prevents a single / small group of people becoming wealthy and abusing that power to corrupt BTC / the global financial system (which is what you see today). Once you understand the information I have provided above - you will start to understand BTC / treat it appropriately. And you will be able to seperate fact from fiction when reading random crap / misinformation / propaganda etc. If you want to dive deeper (i.e validate anything / learn the exact details of how BTC works - there are books which go into detail). And since BTC is open source - you can validate everything very easily (i.e you don’t have to blindly *trust* what a book is telling you. If anything I have said sounds confusing - happy to elaborate. I try to make things very simple / clear
BISQ, robosats, hodlhodl, peachbitcoin and Vexl. If you don't care about your privacy and are happy to share your ID, Strike, Swan or River are OK. I would avoid shitcoin casinos like conbase.
OK, November is here... Time to order my yellow lambo.
CT Pool but do not get any other thing in the browser or on the desktop just get on your phone and I hear the desktop is good but do that on the phone dude I’ve been cranking it out honestly for months now and it’s legit. I mean, I’ve taken it in and out of my wallet. Only thing is I will say this, though that they have a button that has all your minors on it OK and sometimes you go back and the button will be shut off and be like what the fuck I’ve been missing out and you know hours of mining and you won’t even realize it so you gotta check it up on that I’ve wrote them several times about it. Is it something that happens you gotta keep up on it sometimes and just check on it heads on that. They turned on more than that though man it’s been legit. I gotta say I’m impressed and I have gomining, bitcoin meaning bit tycoon for to be honest with you, man. I’ll get money. You’re gonna pour all this sh!t by bitcoin itself. Play standby what I say, Man CT Pool out of everyone I’ve tried has been the most legit one.
Pardoning CZ was inexcusable. The guy was convicted because his company was caught laundering money to support all kinds of nasty things including human trafficking and terrorism. Are we just OK with that now?
Since Trump admin, other nations, companies, ETFs are slowly legitimizing this, just stay put. Speculation is a plenty in this, but trend is up. Consolidation after a multi year run up is A-OK.
I don't know my strategy can work. I don't own One BTC. Let's say currently I have 800 buck only. I only just want to have some spare cash to use. ( My area don't have much place accept BTC payment yet ) OK like last few weeks BTC is bullish for sometime. Let's say my 800 buck become 850. I withdraw 50 bucks left default 800 in my wallet. Just chill as long it go bullish over 800 , I withdraw some as long I keep the default amount in the wallet. If you guys know what I mean? Partly I see now like more into trading. Some still aim for long term like after 5 years see how it go or maybe just after 1 or 2 years.
It's a bit difficult to wrap your head around because the premise is essentially running your budget/lifestyle like a business. It could work really well, provided you are OK with the numbers, and you keep the LV ratio super low.
OK. You haven't made any relevant points so just keep your head buried in the sand?
Hodl and limited triggers are an oxymoron. Just know it will go down and turn your daily or weekly inv up for the duration! Bitcoin is king and has always came back stronger. U sell, u may miss the quick turn around or pay taxes and just have to quickly buy back in making a year long term b4 u should even think about selling! Hold or buy more. Thats all I am doing. OK selling a tiny profit every time it hits a high https://youtu.be/8Oe-ISLKFjU?si=bfbwfDSInlPh_-9n
I keep a few hundred bucks worth max on a couple of hot wallets or on an exchange. Anything else goes in a cold wallet. Ledger is OK, otherwise Bitbox 2 or Jade are better. Top of the range is Coldcard from Coinkite, but a little more complex. Make sure you keep your 12 words safe!
OK, I'm late here, I have stuff to say on this that may be helpful. I'll share my story at the end so you can see what informs my response to your situation. You have lost money you couldn't afford to lose and that is really painful. I'm sorry this has happened to you. You are not at fault for seeing what could be the solution to a real world problem, and wanting to back it. This is a reflection of your values, you get to keep that. You have learned how snake oil salesmen are willing and able to do something that you were/ are blind to, ie take all your money for a promise they never intended to fulfil. The tale of conning desperate people is as old as time and works best when it appeals to fear, greed, illness, ego, and loneliness. We will overlook our logic and scepticism alarmingly quickly when hooked. This has cost you. That may be more than you can easily bear right now, but part of the beauty of crypto funded initiatives is less red tape and the opportunity for rapid growth. And the risk is right there too. There is almost zero regulated governance to safeguard you against fraud which means you have to have all of your logic and scepticism at your fingertips. You need to notice when to get out, and then get out. You need to know how you operate (trader, investor, seeking safe harbour ... etc). It has been costly, it may take time to recover but what ever you do, be really brutal with your honesty about your decisions, what you noticed and ignored, and what you missed altogether. Expensive lessons, but if you engage fully, they will pay you back many times over. So, funny story: I bought 5.5 btc at $150. I liked the experiment and wanted skin in the game. I largely forgot them until the btc branch when I got bitcoin cash. I diversified into eth, and a couple of alts, I got greedy while ignoring my own experience of due diligence in regulated markets. I took my losses and realised I was bad at trading. I found a project that was amazing and decided to pile in with 1 whole btc (I had 4 by now). I got involved in the community, my 1btc grew in value to 10btc equivalent. I started seeing holes in governance, the founders were on an ego trip, doing obviously shady stuff. I was so involved that I had evidence of wrongdoing, but did I sell? No, I held while it declined to sats worth, my ego wouldn't let me admit what I knew to be wrong. So now with my 3btc, (increasing in $ value), I waited a couple of years until I found a project that had real world applications, the use case fit my personal vision like a glove, they had legitimate partnerships with regulated businesses, their protocol was easy to use, fast and cheap. I 33 Xed within a month and kept piling in. And even with all the signs being right, the founders antagonised their partners, failed to deliver, were surprised when the partnership failed and pulled the rug. Did I allow myself to cut my losses? Nope. I am a terrible trader and a terrible investor, I am glad to know this. It is painful to know that if i had left my $825 investment in btc alone, I would probably be planning my retirement. But I didn't. I used my remaining btc to pay for life when a stormy day (3 years) came, and if that is all I got then I am luckier than many. If you plan to go back in, you have to be able to doubt everything anyone says, and know yourself so well that you can admit when you are the biggest risk. I hope you recover, be kind to yourself.
As long as you can deal with the volatility mentally, you should be OK. However, I'm worried about a huge crash. No one knows for sure what will really happen, but if history repeats itself like I've been learning about, it'll happen again. I would fact-check the below yourself for more details, but I saw this statement twice with a quick search. With AI taking over everything, it's really hard to trust it sometimes, especially when it's forced on you, like in Google searches. "United States has experienced 34 recessions since 1855, with 14 occurring since the Great Depression."
OK I’m beginning to understand it now, I was thinking once the feds just cut the rate then the mortgage rate and refinancing rates would automatically come down. Thanks for helping me understand this more.
Maybe you should read up on the history of money and how currencies have came to be and ultimately failed. Including gold. Kinda like saying, just because the ship is sinking, the lifeboat isn't guaranteed to save you. Well OK then, good luck swimming.
BTC is legit ETH and XMR are maaaaybe OK Everything else, including your personal favorite project that is going to “revolutionize” something, is complete dogshit
Kinda crazy you put it all in dollars, I would have kept it in BTC but OK, at least you are spending it on real estate, that is not so bad.
are you black? i’ve been getting these stupid bitcoin responses on my account. OK? you fuck! shut up. I’m sick of your comments. Momma has been sober for 2 years. Why don’t you go suck your own dick
Pointing out that someone is a liiiiittle bit crazy because he wanted Israel to nuke Iran is a "cheap personal attack"? OK...
OK then, go nuts :) Use your node or a public explorer API. Two options: 1) recommended — from your bitcoin core node (accurate, no rate limits) # get current tip height TIP=$(bitcoin-cli getblockcount) # loop last 1000 heights and print "height nonce" for i in $(seq 0 999); do h=$((TIP - i)) hash=$(bitcoin-cli getblockhash $h) nonce=$(bitcoin-cli getblockheader $hash true | jq -r .nonce) echo "$h $nonce" done > last_1000_nonces.txt uses getblockcount, getblockhash, getblockheader which returns the nonce. 2) quick — using mempool.space public REST API (no node required, subject to rate limits) # get tip height TIP=$(curl -s https://mempool.space/api/v1/blocks/tip/height) # for each height get block hash then header.nonce for i in $(seq 0 999); do h=$((TIP - i)) hash=$(curl -s "https://mempool.space/api/block-height/$h") nonce=$(curl -s "https://mempool.space/api/block/$hash/header" | jq -r .nonce) echo "$h $nonce" done > last_1000_nonces.txt mempool.space exposes block header endpoints including header with nonce. prefer your own node for reliability and no rate limits.