USA

StackingSats1300

USA and select currently, Mallers has said they are expanding ASAP though.

dirodvstw

Brother not everyone lives in USA ya know? Lmao

GrayOakTree

I knew about Bitcoin in 2011, and I did not buy. (I bought in 2013 and still did very well.) And I do NOT regret not buying. Let me explain… In 2011, Bitcoin was borderline illegal. It was being used primarily on the Silk Road to buy drugs over the Internet. It was seen as very, very shady. Yes, bitcoin itself wasn’t the problem, but in the eyes of people who had just learned about it, and statements from the government, one might believe there was a chance anyone who held bitcoin might be arrested, associated with the silk road, have their bitcoin confiscated, or even go to jail. Many politicians were angrily declaring that it should be illegal. FINCEN gave Mike Caldwell a cease an desist for distributing physical bitcoin. Banks were closing accounts of people who were buying and selling bitcoin. Some people didn’t fear it. But I sure did. I have a family and a good job and the last thing I needed in my life was any legal issues, even if I believed I was in the right. And perception - in 2011: if your wife or au 5 or grandma knew you had bitcoin - and they googled it, they would automatically assume you are using it to buy illegal drugs. Even though Bitcoin was not the problem, and it wasn’t true - I didn’t need people thinking that about me. When October 2013 comes around, the FBI very publicly shuts down the Silk Road. (I know it came back, but the public perception was that the government “took care of it.” And the feds made a poin5 to leave Bitcoin out of it. They did not bother bitcoin holders, nor did they say bitcoin was illegal. That was my signal to buy! Even though the price was lower in 2011, I didn’t need that kind of risk in my life. In 2013, it unofficially became “legal” in the USA. You can see it in the historic charts. one of the times when the price skyrocketed was Oct- Dec of 2013. It went from like $13 in early 2013 to like $1200 at the end of the year. It’s not because people “didn’t know.” It’s because they were understandably scared of the government.

Classic-Charity-2179

Is it USA/Select countries only, or you can borrow from anywhere?

letsdrinktothat

An ATH on the BTC/USD chart is an ATH on the BTC/USD chart. You have to reference something. If you sold to USD at that ATH and spent the money in the USA, then the ATH would have been real for you. If you sold in for example EUR or GBP, there was no May ATH on those charts, so the point is moot.

barillaaldente

Only looking at information inside won't tell you much. The most major changes happen from global conflicts, USA politics, global inflation and interest rates.

bizaroo933

Dont let me laugh. Do you really think he cares about USA. He already knew Trump and his plans. He acts angry now because Trump is not a big fan of his electric cars and the subsidies he gets from the government is discussed by Trump. Its all about his self interests dont act like he is a good hero guy.

30SecondsOverTokyo_

[iTrustCapital.com](http://iTrustCapital.com) \-The largest USA based crypto IRA custodian. And now also doing straight custody as well. They will custodian your BTC and transfer it your heirs of record upon notice of death. No monthly fees, 1% withdrawal fee. Easy Peasy. You can't fuck this up. I have been w them for 5 years. Very good customer service. Recommend.

NJ0000

Yeah plenty of options to invest in partial stocks too. Another great USA company …. cancelling my Bitstamp for sure after this run.

NJ0000

Funny thing….people in my country are deinvesting cuz well current USA is going down the drain.

The4th88

Yes. It's horrifying. But it's the situation the USA is in right now. They gave power to a clown and are surprised that govt is now a circus. They gotta learn.

GreedVault

>**The following authorities took part in the investigation:** >**Estonia**: Police and Border Guard Board (Politsei- ja Piirivalveamet) >**France**: New Caledonia National Gendarmerie (Gendarmerie Nationale) >**Spain**: Guardia Civil >**USA**: Homeland Security Investigations (HSI) wow, thats a pretty massive law enforcement effort.

Pepsiholic251

We've been going it alone for 250 years with no plans to stop now. You still haven't answered the questions except for where you live. I wasn't the one setting cars on fire, rioting, looting buildings and turning the country into what looks like a 3rd world country. Now that you confirmed you DO NOT LIVE in the US, let's take a look at Aussie immigration requirements, shall we? To enter Australia, non-citizens generally need a valid passport and a visa or a visa waiver. New Zealand citizens can apply for a visa upon arrival, but all other passport holders need to apply for a visa before leaving their home country. The specific requirements vary depending on the visa type (e.g., tourist, student, work, or permanent residency). Key Requirements: Passport: A valid passport is essential for all travelers. Visa or ETA: Most travelers need a visa or an Electronic Travel Authority (ETA) (for short stays). Health Requirements: Some visa types require meeting specific health standards. Character Requirements: Applicants must demonstrate good character and may be asked to provide police certificates. Financial Requirements: Evidence of sufficient funds to support the stay may be required. Intention to Return (for some visas): For temporary visas, applicants may need to prove they intend to return to their home country. Want to look at deportation? Australian deportation laws allow for the removal of non-citizens from the country under specific circumstances, primarily related to criminal activity and visa violations. Deportation is generally triggered when a non-citizen has served a prison sentence of 12 months or more, or is deemed to be of poor character. There are also provisions for removing individuals who are in Australia unlawfully, such as those who overstay their visas or enter the country under false pretenses. Key aspects of Australian deportation laws: Criminal Deportation: Permanent residents who commit serious crimes within the first 10 years of arriving in Australia may be deported. Character Test: Non-citizens can be deported if they fail to meet Australia's character requirements, which can include association with criminal organizations. Unlawful Non-Citizens: Individuals who remain in Australia after their visa expires, enter without a visa, or breach their visa conditions can be removed as unlawful non-citizens. Mandatory Detention: Australia has a policy of mandatory detention for unlawful non-citizens, meaning they are held in detention until they are granted a visa or removed from the country. Removal Process: Unlawful non-citizens are generally removed from Australia as soon as reasonably practicable. Ministerial Discretion: The Minister for Immigration has the discretion to deport non-citizens, particularly those who have been convicted of serious crimes. Appeal Rights: Individuals subject to deportation generally have the right to appeal the decision to the Administrative Appeals Tribunal. Potential Consequences: A deportation order can result in arrest without a warrant and a ban from returning to Australia, either permanently or for a specified period. Cost Recovery: The Australian government may seek to recover the costs associated with deportation from the individual being removed. So Australia is actually worse on immigration. Oh, and as far as your "mic drop".... if it wasn't for the USA, you'd be speaking German right now. 😉

cryptoripto123

The vast majority of developed countries and especially G7/G20 countries absolutely view Bitcoin and crypto in general as assets where you will be subject to capital gains taxes. The USA isn't going to go tax free on Bitcoin.

Cold-Operation-4974

i want several acres of land and guns and gold bars and a selection of 90s and 2000s automobiles. preferably in a mountainous region within half an hour from a walmart and mcdonalds. what i buy and sell to get there doesnt matter much. i dont really see the point of OWNING shares of Apple over investing in AAPL through a traditional brokerage platform. *(yes i realize that blackrock and fidelity and vanguard get all the voting power to control the corporations and thus control the planet. i never believed BTC was going to change that. i honestly believe BTC was made by the CIA to buy the USA another century of hegemony and give the secret banking families that control the planet more time to take over the world's supply of GOLD because there will be less upward pressure on the price of gold due to all the demand that will shift to BTC. banks have been and will continue to take over the world and governments will continue to do whatever it is banks want as has been the case for the past 500 years. i dont think this ends until jesus comes out of the sky to defeat his enemies. am i crazy. sure. i also bought BTC at $7k and i'd like to learn more about this cold storage thing. but its a bit confusing.)* the same thing goes for gold and bitcoin... though i could see a future where i might want to keep a portion or all of my gold holdings in physical coins buried in the woods... i cannot see a situation where i need to do the same with bitcoin in other words. i see a .0001% chance of a zombie/nuclear/weimar/electromagnetic disaster bringing us to a world where guns and bullets and gold coins reign supreme. it would be very convenient to be holding a box full of gold coins and not GLD shares that are entirely gone. poof. i see a 0% chance of my bitcoin or stocks being useful in that scenario. if the US stock market goes to ZERO... its because there are aliens blasting us with lasers and bioweapons and the only safe places to live are in caves... so BTC in a cold wallet is as useless as BTC on the coinbase platform or BTC in a fidelity ETF.

prometheuslair

USA is about to sell gold to buy bitcoin 😅

prometheuslair

there are countries with 0% taxation on bitcoin held for at least 1 year and many countries are adapting to it too (USA will soon). You can buy by converting with a card (revolut/wirex) and there are already companies allowing you to purchase houses with your bitcoin (roofstock on chain).

Key_Marionberry_4146

I think crypto depend a lot on regulations from each country, USA first. Trump is a well know crypto friendly president, so of course for the next 4 years (if he keeps his seat ofc) it would be hard to believe in a crazy change in direction about crypto regulation (meaning more and more opening to it). Anyways, you can average 10k every month for the next 5 months if you want, but really given the 10 year term this ATH buy won't be an issue. And finally, I'm sure I didn't explain right, related to swings, I was referring to risk tolerance. Even if you don't look at it, maybe you don't want to risk this whole 50k? I don't know ofc.

asmit10

in the USA, at the very least since 08/09, fixed has been the norm. Though there is a meaningful % that do variable.

charvo

Until the entire regulatory agency structure of the USA is destroyed, these exchanges like mexc will continue to ban US citizens. However, I would presume the pressure to keep off US citizens is way different than under the Biden admin.

Illustrious-Safe2424

We are an autocracy right now. It's over. RIP USA.

birjy

Who do you believe more ? USA the strongest economy in the world that creates bitcoin reserve or some random internet trolls ? Im not trusting trolls ,thats for sure .

Awfulmasterhat

It's the same thing in the USA, you can't just go to an ATM or bank and pull out 10k. You have to call ahead of time and they'll ask you what the money is for and more.

MonTigres

Hi, OP--am in CA of the USA. [Pionex.us](http://Pionex.us) is the site for those of us in the states (minus NY, AK, and HI). Outside of the us, one could use Pionex.com. Yes--KYC is part of it. And each deposit from one's bank requires a quick face scan. Annoying but also reassuring.

RealEnnie

Move out of USA. I can more than comfortably live with ~1300 EUR/month in europe with “free” healthcare. That sh*thole expensive AF

swagmaster_127

So does that mean you live in like Thailand or Indonesia because you need to do kyc and I dont think they'll allow USA. The fee looks like it's 2% which is really nice

Flat896

Was Biden buddies with Epstein and took trips on his private jet? Did Biden talk about how young the girls are that his buddy Epstein are? Has Biden been accused of by multiple Miss Teen USA contestants of walking in on them in the change room when they were 15? **You are defending a pedophile.** https://np.reddit.com/r/Hypocrisy/comments/10nfvyl/violent_criminals_idolized_for_beating_a_child/ LOL it actually does look like you look out for pedophiles. **Are you also a pedophile?**

Flat896

Was Biden buddies with Epstein and took trips on his private jet? Did Biden talk about how young the girls are that his buddy Epstein are? Has Biden been accused of by multiple Miss Teen USA contestants of walking in on them in the change room when they were 15?

NiagaraBTC

Bitcoin was last below 15k in November of 2020. At that time, the USA M2 money supply was about $19T. As of today it's about $22T. Chart [here](https://fred.stlouisfed.org/series/M2SL) Is there any chance M2 goes back down below $19T?

Foreign_Calendar_623

I’m moving out of USA, going to disappear and they will never know anything

Kayless3232

Because Bitcoin is really USA relates. Price move with US news, dollar priced etc... I got the exact same conversation on another thread about it. Basically bitcoin is US product, you try to beat your failed system with this but ut does not apply to many other pkace in the world.

Princeito01

All I’m going to do is cash out my crypto into a stable coin, travel to UAE or Singapore/Portugal and get a residency. It’s not difficult I’ve done it before in Asia while working out there so I’m used to the process, then cash out with my financial advisors out there. USA ain’t getting my money lmao it’s cheaper my method 🤷🏻‍♂️ plus it’s cheap setting up foreign businesses like a couple thousand with lawyer fees.

TrickyStickySwirl

It’s not much different here in USA in regard to tax investigations. I’m pretty sure they updated irs notifications to $2400 deposits and withdrawals. Used to be $10k

Diamondinthetough

I live in USA make 105K USD. I don’t have that kind of loan option, if not I’d do it in a heart beat considering the possible appreciation of BTC. Just do it and close your eyes for 21 years.

Alexandria703

Are they allowing USA players? I rarely play these days because nitro and betcoin won’t let USA inside anymore.

grathontolarsdatarod

This will be the USA before too long. The fix is in and it isn't even being hidden.

RBUL13

Any company that is USA based. Coinbase comes to mind first. Safest.

cltmediator

A key difference is that Bitcoin is directly transmissible peer to peer. Your concern seems to be that if a nation doesn't have much gold, it doesn't have much value upon which to issue national currency. Bitcoin subverts the need for a national currency in the first place. The only reason people started using national currencies is because gold's physical nature imposed limitations incompatible with the speed and geographic scope of commerce. As a digital asset, Bitcoin has none of those limitations, so there is no reason people can't use it directly as money, all the time, everywhere. Does this mean nations won't be able to use monetary policy as a tool of stimulating or inhibiting economic activity? Yes. Whether this is a good thing or a bad thing is debatable, but many bitcoiners believe interventionist monetary policy causes more problems than it solves. And the consequences of inflationary vs deflationary currency are profound. I am currently persuaded the constant debasement of the US dollar is largely responsible for the future of empty consumerism in the USA, and the challenges in most other parts of the world are even more severe. Anyway, you're right - there will be the "problems" you describe. I think most of us are optimistic it's still a net benefit to the world.

bansoma

Understanding tax policy is hyper important to building wealth. In the USA using a Trad. IRA / 401k allows for contributions with deductions. Many countries have similar policies. This is money that you would not have had if you avoided these vehicles. By using these you can easily make up to 180k a year and pay no income taxes outside of the required SS. This is the difference between paying 27% in taxes and paying 7% in taxes. Again, -- this is a competing goal with 1 & 3. Saving money now is great, but it can come at a cost later. Its VERY tough to make good returns, and this first year boost can fix a lot when compared against alternatives.

Lord_Alamar

WHERE ARE THE STOCK BEARS WHERE IS YOUR SAFE HAVEN ASSST Looks like they're wrong again folks it's just another WIN for US STOCKS WHAT A TIME TO BE ALIVE THANK YOU SPY THANK YOU NASDAQ THANK YOU DOW WOOOOOOOOO STOCK BULLS WIN STOCK BEARS LOSE CRYPTO BULLS LOSE CRYPTO BEARS WIN USA USA USA

DSTNCT-W212

It was developed in USA, most BTC owners are in USA... What point are you trying to make? I dont think you understand what Bitcoin actually is

Kayless3232

Never said you can't buy in any currency, I buy in euros and ringgit. This said, most website about btc are US and BTC variable are mainly linked to USA news. Only once it will not have fiat value and unlinked to a country evolution it will become "real". But we are far from it at the moment.

fonaldduck099

I'd need more than that to even consider living in the USA.

Kayless3232

Yet 99% of website will shoecase USD value. And you did not replied on the close link with USA news and bitcoin value.

Bruno_Alejandro

Hahahaha pay taxes on crypto.... you guys are funny, from what country are you? USA?

cryptofuturebright

Let's Go! Did I see somewhere the USA is trying to get up to 25% of the total supply?

Somebody__Online

It’s waning as the world’s reserve currency. Oil is no longer settled in USD and foreign governments are lowering their USD exposure at a massive scale. Personally I would not take a bet that the USA will outlast Bitcoin.

1BannedAgain

Seems between 10-12% of the USA owns gold

CanadianCompSciGuy

Canadian here! We just saw exactly what governments will do. Every citizen who dies/retires is immediately replaced by immigration. So yeah, that might be a problem for other countries in the world...but not USA/Canada/Europe.

Due-Concert4324

So, stablecoins favor merchants more than buyers as per my understanding, you can correct me if I am wrong. Merchants get back the interchange fee, which is itself a 100 billion dollar business in the USA. However, with credit or debit card interchange fees, buyers receive some protections like zero liability, which they would lose. Also, higher tier credit cards offer lots of other benefits that buyers might not want to give up. To mitigate interchange fees, most big businesses offer their own credit cards. But yes, I do agree that for small businesses, interchange fees are an issue. Still, I do not think that if stablecoins become the norm, businesses will reduce prices by 1 to 3 percent. They will likely just keep the money, and buyers will not get any consumer protection.

TexasBoyz-713

This is all because Wendysmanager hasn’t been here to yell “AVAX TO $400 USA USA!!@

AzNumbersGuy

In USA the borrowing is fine. The interest charged is the taxable part for whoever is loaning the BTC.

retroviber

https://i.redd.it/w29sp6yyl99f1.gif This is the Google Trends data for the keyword "altseason." It reached 100 in december 2024. The President of the USA launched a crypto meme coin. Moonshot became the number 1 app on the App Store. Fartcoin grew from $3 million to $2 billion in less than three months. Scottie Pippen, the NBA player, was writing about "alt season." If that wasn't the top I don't know what is.

optimus_primal-rage

It's all fake, even USA is Zimbabwe bucks.

Original_Koncepts

USA minimum wage is $7.25 Canadian minimum wage is $17.75

nezeta

In USA if 1 BTC hits $1M it'd still not make you free.

Kayless3232

Because the value is priced against the dollars and that the price fluctuate with what happen to USA only. I do not trust USA to be stable enough.

b1mm3rl1f3

"Adding BTC to Real Estate will disrupt traditional real estate investing and more importantly SOLVE many of the problems inherent in real estate. This will revolutionize simple single family ownership and the complex commercial real estate industry. Under the leadership of Pulte at Fannie/Freddie and the Trump's mandate to make USA crypto capital of the world change is coming fast. Grant Cardone, CardoneCapital"

jaraxel_arabani

Can someone explain to me how this works for mortgages? Mortgages are collateralized in the USA with the house itself... So how would this affect anything? Is it to put crypto as additional collateral to lower the rate payment by lowering LTV?

oopssomething

Dude is having the best of his life in the Netherlands, everything illegal in USA is baseline there

Brandonva804

All I can tell you is Bitcoin is tied to Tether. Tether implements improvements and payments to Bitcoin. It’s been this way for years. What do you think happens if Tether is deregulated in the USA. I suspect Bitcoin will tank hard asf.

oopssomething

Everyone who loves free money get your long in before market open, USA has been pumping every day of the week

Brandonva804

Bitcoin will drop like a bad Tuesday if Tether can’t operate out of the USA 😂😂😂😂

punishGoalhanging

Canada has stablecoin regulation, Tether say bye bye European Union has stablecoin regulation, Tether say bye bye Japan has stablecoin regulation, Tether say bye bye Hong Kong has stablecoin regulation, Tether say bye bye Singapore has stablecoin regulation, Tether say bye bye South Korea has stablecoin regulation. Tether say bye bye USA might have stablecoin regulation soon, which Tether can't meet the requirement and will have to say bye bye If more countries have stablecoin regulation or just make a simple law that is a few sentences long that say "All stablecoins need to be delisted by exchanges operating in our country if they are not approved by EU/Canada/USA/Japan stablecoin regulation."

punishGoalhanging

If South Korea have stablecoin regulation, then Tether will also leave. Maybe a red flag if Tether leaving every places that have stablecoin regulation? Canada has stablecoin regulation, Tether say bye bye EU has stablecoin regulation, Tether say bye bye Japan has stablecoin regulation, Tether say bye bye Hong Kong has stablecoin regulation, Tether say bye bye Singapore has stablecoin regulation, Tether say bye bye USA might have stablecoin regulation soon, which Tether can't meet the requirement and will have to say bye bye If more countries have stablecoin regulation or just make a simple law that say "all stablecoin in our country need to be delisted if they are not approved by EU/Canada/USA/Japan stablecoin regulation." Tether might not have any place left. Part of the reason why Circle is doing very well (stock) is that many people expecting it to take market share from Tether with USA stablecoin regulation near the passing line. Aka Selling USDT for USDC to be safe.

punishGoalhanging

If South Korea have stablecoin regulation, then Tether will also leave. Maybe a red flag if Tether leaving every places that have stablecoin regulation? Canada has stablecoin regulation, Tether say bye bye EU has stablecoin regulation, Tether say bye bye Japan has stablecoin regulation, Tether say bye bye Hong Kong has stablecoin regulation, Tether say bye bye Singapore has stablecoin regulation, Tether say bye bye USA might have stablecoin regulation soon, which Tether can't meet the requirement and will have to say bye bye If more countries have stablecoin regulation or just make a law that say "a stablecoin need to be delisted if it is not approved by EU/Canada/USA stablecoin regulation." Tether might not have any place left.

30SecondsOverTokyo_

Fun Fact> In most USA states any assets that one partner owns b4 marriage do not become community property and hence are not part of the martial estate which is subject to division upon divorce.

NationalScorecard

Still very early. THE FIRST STATE IN THE USA. And only $10M

Ok_Location_1092

Imagine looking at a price chart of BTC since 2009, then calling the people who invested in it clueless idiots. Like I get the criticisms and hesitancy, it’s a complicated thing and people have valid concerns, but the salt, good lord. They also were celebrating BTC break below 100k when USA bombed Iran like they had been vindicated and it would surely collapse any moment. And they think BTC investors are out of touch while they spend their time throwing shade at people who invest in something they don’t.

SirLagg_alot

Yeah they BOUGHT them from the USA...

Kriskao

Most of what I have I acquired by mining. But now that my mining days are over, I use binance P2P. (Note, I’m not in the USA and most exchanges are not available in my country)

HodlVitality

Remember, Bitcoin is a global asset, not just USA. It’s a great reason for its resilience.

foxepower

You can imagine all sorts if you close your eyes, he could market buy the day before Trump announces ATOM is now the default currency of the USA.

Preme2

Bitcoin stuck at 105k. This is.. This is… This is…MANIPULATION!! Bitcoin pumps slightly during market hours, pumps aggressively after hours if it’s going to and dumps on the weekends. All these other countries are just getting a free ride. Waiting for daddy USA to buy.

alineali

Yes, but they rarely really achieve this - and mostly because they stop before utter destruction of the enemy. Just like with Iran - it would not be that hard to prepare "opposition", help it take control and literally give everything in Iran to Israel/USA - but it looks like they are going to stop. And right now markets are more scared of "escalation" of any kind then are looking forward to taking over someone's resources. But if attitude changes things might become much harsher.

oopssomething

Every day is the same, fake dump to huge pump. Well played USA

Pleasant-Ad144

BTC and the stock market are not similar. The stock market is ownership in public companies that make profit and sell dividends. Owning btc is owning a commodity similar to gold or oil or pork bellies. Comparing these two asset classes are very different. Owner a broad market index etf means you own a tiny slice of the largest companies in the USA. Your chances are losing your investment are very low. And even if the value of those companies goes down you will make income on the dividends. BTC does not pay you and only goes up or down in value based on the demand vs the scarcity of the asset. Warren Buffett has a very interesting allegory where he imagines what would happen if one person owned 100% of the asset in question. If it were btc then the btc would become worthless. If it were a profit generating asset such as farmland or stocks etc. it would still have tremendous value because it would generate a yield to the owner. I believe btc to be the future of digital gold and I think comparison to the stock market index is silly. Both should be owned for different reasons.

kasunakasuragi

It would be the strangest thing in the last 100 years if USA wasn't involved

Live_Jazz

Yes, USA. That applies regardless of broker.

Special-Promise-6942

Germany and the USA federal reserve hold BTC in their accounts now

bizaroo933

Wont be celebrate too early. Its almost 9 July and still no tariff agreement between EU and USA. Trump can use that one easily to fuck us again

BQbaobao

Buckle up. USA done in iran for now. Iran havent closed the strait of Hormuz yet. If they were going to they would have already. But with the symbolic attack todays, its clear to me that they likely won’t at this point since they’re afraid of pissing off trump. Meanwhile tens of billions in shorts lined up for a squeezing. IMO if you arent long right now, you are going to find yourself severely offsides.

Consistent-Taste-452

Yep I can see this happening, USA buys btc, says it backs stable coins and claims anyone using it is nefarious and makes it illegal to own btc

Circusssssssssssssss

Iran has the capacity to prevent assassination of their leader, that's it  Basically they can warn the USA that any killing of their supreme leader would set off 50 terror cells and 10 9/11s in the USA They have that capability but they can't use it except as a last resort (like their supreme leader getting KOed)

himheritaintme

Isn't this sh** rich?! As the USA gets involved and probably takes over the conflict, those that egged us on and insisted that it was our obligation to get involved on their behalf now say, "We're out"

Regular_Technology23

Declassified files, national intelligence agencies, Congress, US director of national intelligence, the current president of USA and even whistle-blowers have all said the IS funds terrorism and funded ISIS. Random Reddit braindead MAGA... It's not true, they've never funded ISIS 🙄🙄🙄 A ridiculous amount of evidence contradicts your "belief" but w.e

oopssomething

Market opens and we pump god bless USA

Ready_Register1689

Ah bitcoin. The new digital money for Europe and USA

ODD_Old_Dirty_Degen

In todays internet culture WW3 has sadly become a meme and everyone is throwing this term around. If a WW would really breakout everytime the USA bombed the middle east we would be at WW247 by now. Dont try to be a political expert if you arent. Just assume it doesnt breakout till it proves you otherwise.

jwz9904

the israel iran conflict doesn't seem to be easing even with USA's interference.

CryptoBlobbie

Crypto is not the USA.

fonaldduck099

Far from the war being over. Still Vietnam, Afghanistan, Iraq show how good the USA is at regime change and quick too.

Bit_Royce

For the recent decade, who is the one always wanting to challenge the world order built by the USA? I believe the most obvious one is China. So I would like to say that China does not care, but China is lurking around looking for opportunities. Russia got problems? For sure but remember Russia posses a good amount of natural gas and other natural resources when the oil price surges Russia would benefit from that. So I would say Russia cares.

Bit_Royce

Russia and China will join discreetly. The war is far from over. Since USA is actively participating then Russia and China will supply weaponry to drag USA to another Vietnam war.

mbdtf95

> Maybe worry about your own dump instead of commenting on our country. Dude, I can see in 2 minutes on your reddit profile that you're an Indian immigrant to USA who went to work to UK lol (also single in mid 30s, who would have thought a catch like you would be single lol). Are you seriously saying all this stuff unironically or you just live in some alternate reality? Second of all, yes unfortunately I have to worry about the narcissistic moron you guys voted for because these decisions are affected on global level, whether it's economical like being invested into crypto and stock market, or whether that's about wanting peace and less wars.

Big_Zookeepergame155

We already reached the dip at 96k. Resistance was at ~95.5k. bounced back at 100k+ and remained there since. You already missed the dip my friend. Look at oil prices, erased all it's gains in the first 30 mins, Iran won't retaliate, china won't let Iran close the strait of Hormuz and if it does, will apply for US ships only which the USA barely uses that trade route. To those saying WWIII started, the market respectfully disagrees

G3RSTY7

I think Bitcoin is going to do strong against other assets but we’re facing impending global doom and especially in USA the scenario exactly why I bought Bitcoin is about to play out tons of people will lose it all and it’s just difficult to be excited about future regardless what crypto does. Also we’re becoming a police and nanny state what’s even the point anymore

phatdoof

> eventually, CBDCs everywhere. not bitcoin. not alt coins. just myriad private coins like airline miles. from paypal coin to amazon coin and walmart coin and federal USA coin and EU coin etc. But will those coins use a private chain or built on top of Ethereum which has smart contracts?

Timstertimster

under appreciated comment. crypto was NEVER about technology. it's ALWAYS been about grifting and speculation. news flash: BlackRock and its ilk are stacking BTC and ETH or XRP only as long as they can charge you a fee for it. eventually, CBDCs everywhere. not bitcoin. not alt coins. just myriad private coins like airline miles. from paypal coin to amazon coin and walmart coin and federal USA coin and EU coin etc. ten years from now, cold storage BTC in a private wallet will be a felony.

curtybe

I do a tank a week bro, Easily. Maybe more if I go surfing. We all work (unless your an illegal immi’ Most people do a tank per week I’d say. tradesmen, deliveries etc. & 2-3 car per house. Roads are crowded here. (Just not LA crowded) We got the most expensive household bills in the world. I’d like to live in USA. You got so much country to utilise. What state do you live in?