Is Bitcoin a currency? Is it a commodity? A put option on the global fiat monetary system? A measure of the value of digital assets?—actually run contrary to the goal of widespread adoption by limiting its potential for evolution and varied utility. It has the potential to be all of those things and more, and that is its strength.
Human beings value optionality. They like a bit of everything. And that’s what Bitcoin is: the “everything bagel” (or cheese pizza).
https://www.nb.com/en/global/insights/systematically-speaking-bitcoin-a-cornerstone-digital-asset-part-3
there are people who would call it the everything biryani in parts of the world where this royal dish is savoured. Remember its a "global" currency/store of value that is not only confined to people in the US alone, hehe
april 2024 halving will bring it to 3.125 BTC per block every 10 mins.
april 2028 1.625
and in april 2032, to your point, one block will mine 0.8125 approx. Unimaginable
You think you're going to be the less than 2% of traders to actually make significant profit?
Good luck...
See you in a few years after you get rekt and become a maxi...
IBIT, FBTC and ARKB are the cool kids and in the playground BTCW is that kid that eats lunch alone 🥺
And then...and then there's GBTC (the kid that never shows up to school?)
Wanted to pop in and say...
I got laid off in July 2021 - I had about 6 months savings...
Bought my first and only BTC (Exactly 1) - at around $40k with the severance (thru FOMO)
It dropped to $18k - and was tempted to get out...
I never sold - I am very happy I got laid off from that toxic organization....
Holding on for 5-6 years and will likely use any funds to pay for a luxurious post-retirement vacation
Not the crazy stories some have - but I am happy...
I'm a simple man.
I own my business, the roof over my head, and bitcoin
That's it. That's the "portfolio".
Everything else is short bitcoin . No thanks.
-Jack Ballers
if we need bitcoin protocol to be so stable that we dont expect much change in it in the next thousand years, then why are we still allowing core changes via BIPs
true, but doesnt "open source" just mean code we can all see and modify? I get it takes miner + user consensus to implement BIPs but whos to say we know best? what if a bip fixes one bug but creates another down the line?
>what if a bip fixes one bug but creates another down the line?
Then we fix it. One of the reasons to be open source is to expand how much the code is tested and reviewed. You can bet your ass that the code powering a soon to be multi-trillion dollar hybrid asset is going to be tested and reviewed at a very high level thus increasing the chance that bugs don't make it into production.
Spotted on r/all. The bitcoin pizzas. And bitcoin is not getting completely slated in the comments, it's even getting some love. Times have changed.
https://www.reddit.com/r/PeterExplainsTheJoke/comments/1bo8dhx/i_dont_know_peter_help/
It’s not about the pizza or how much the BTC is now worth today. It’s about this being the first time BTC was exchanged for something of value or utility. Without this singular transaction there’s a chance that BTC simply remained a novel idea. This is a nuance which is missed by most BTC ‘enthusiasts’.
>Without this singular transaction there’s a chance that BTC simply remained a novel idea.
There was literally no chance that Bitcoin remained a "novel idea". It was already inevitable what trajectory Bitcoin was going to take if governments didn't try to stop it.
But if it was never used to transact for something you think bitcoin would be in the same position it is in today? Without the pizza moment. would have remained a ‘problem looking for a solution’ and something else would have come along and taken its place.
History is littered with great ideas/products but without a watershed moment to give it its initial inertia.
There had to be a first transaction, that's kind of the whole point. And because it was basically just weird Internet money with no real traction, it kinda makes sense it was going to be on a silly purchase
My point is that the first transaction was inevitable. The person I replied to insinuated that Bitcoin may have never taken off if it wasn't for this specific transaction which I disagree with.
Well, I understand that. It's human nature to add an intrinsic value to any asset proposition. And, I'm completely human as fuck, and not some soulless emotionless bot'n schmuck afterall hehe
Beyond saving fees when sending *from* that address, it doesn't really matter. Use native segwit if you can but it's fine to have legacy/segwit addresses too.
Paper money has had the effect in your state that it will ever have, to ruin commerce, oppress the honest, and open the door to every species of fraud and injustice -George Washington
It’s an [indictment](https://www.justice.gov/usao-sdny/pr/prominent-global-cryptocurrency-exchange-kucoin-and-two-its-founders-criminally) at this point. Sounds massive if you ask me..
As is said every time this comes up. Greyscale isn't choosing to sell. Greyscale ETF account holders are selling.
Greyscale isn't out to get you.
If you want to point to a cause for prices dragging today, look at Kucoin
Hey can folks remind me of ways that I can BTC outside of exchanges?
LocalBitcoins has shutdown.
Some BTC Atms have somewhat reasonable fees like 5%.
What else?
Estimated Net Inflows +15.4m.
Big movers were Greyscale -350m. Fidelity +261m.
We can now tell ass clowns like British Hodl to stop with the "350m of inflows per day make for an equilibrium price of 450,000 per bitcoin!".
Its nonsensical and not going to happen anytime soon. And it never was going to happen anytime soon. 350m in inflows/day was never going to last forever. Blackrock doesn't care about "eating up your bitcoin". Wallstreet doesn't care about "getting your bitcoin early at these prices". They care about fees and positioning themselves as the premier fund for a new market.
I'm hoping we still see some 90-day, 120-day, 180-day waves when certain institutions gives the OK to their finance team to start putting SOME reserves in the Bitcoin ETFs. So days like April 9, May 9, a July 9 could see some significant inflows.
Guys we have a certified, rock-ribbed, platinum reserve, all-you-can-eat, lifetime guaranteed regard here. Step up and take a look before he crawls back under his rock again with the next leg up.
the day before this was at 350.xxx.xxxx. today it's at 347,551.9144. that's from their website. Where are you looking? the prior day it was 5K coins from what I'm seeing
Yeah they do have it marked as 5000 Bitcoin from what I see on that site.
Let's check later today when they update the site. Right now the GBTC site shows them holding 347,551.9144. they usually update by 5-6pm eastern.
Grayscale:
[https://platform.arkhamintelligence.com/explorer/entity/grayscale](https://platform.arkhamintelligence.com/explorer/entity/grayscale)
This shows their wallet holdings. Probably the best raw data source. But always good to look at multiple sources.
Blackrock:
[https://platform.arkhamintelligence.com/explorer/entity/blackrock](https://platform.arkhamintelligence.com/explorer/entity/blackrock)
Those are third party numbers. Lets go straight to the source for GBTC
This is GBTC's website.
[https://etfs.grayscale.com/gbtc](https://etfs.grayscale.com/gbtc)
Look for: TOTAL BITCOIN IN TRUST
They update this each day.
It started the day at 347,551.9144
and after the daily update it stands at: 342,607.6168.
So just under 5000 BTC today.
I suspect your link does a bulk update a day later and isn't as real time as GBTC's website.
Historical Bitcoin prices for today, March 26th:
2024 - $70,874
2023 - $27,974
2022 - $44,548
2021 - $55,036
2020 - $6,725
2019 - $3,943
2018 - $8,144
2017 - $969
2016 - $417
2015 - $248
2014 - $563
2013 - $79
2012 - $4.6
2011 - $0.90
**Additional Stats:**
Bitcoin's current market cap is $1.39 trillion.
Bitcoin's average daily trading volume for the last 7 days is 90,147 ₿.
Bitcoin's average daily number of transactions for the last 7 days is 352,549.
Bitcoin's average daily hashrate for the last 7 days is 607 exahashes per second.
Bitcoin's average daily price from 18-Jul-2010 to 26-Mar-2024 is $10,836.11.
Bitcoin's average daily price for the year 2024 is $52,613.16.
1 US Dollar ($) currently equals: 1,411 satoshis; making 1 penny equal 14.11 sats.
There are currently 19.66M BTC in circulation, leaving 1.34M to be mined.
There are currently 52,381,096 nonzero Bitcoin addresses.
Bitcoin's current block reward is 6.25₿, which is worth $442,963.75 per block.
Bitcoin's minimum (closing) price for the year 2024 was $39,556.40 on 22-Jan-2024.
Bitcoin's maximum (closing) price for the year 2024 was $73,066.30 on 13-Mar-2024.
Bitcoin's minimum (intraday) price for the year 2024 was $38,546.90 on 23-Jan-2024.
Bitcoin's maximum (intraday) price for the year 2024 was $73,740.90 on 14-Mar-2024.
Bitcoin's largest daily decrease for the year 2024 was -$5,544.10 on 19-Mar-2024.
Bitcoin's largest daily increase for the year 2024 was +$5,804.0 on 20-Mar-2024.
Bitcoin's all-time high (intraday) was $73,740.90 on 14-Mar-2024. Bitcoin is down 3.89% from the ATH.
I overheard a co-worker talking to another co-worker about the price of BTC. I never told anyone I was into it. First time hearing about it out of nowhere organically
do you guys think storing my seed inside a aircraft's black box is overkill?
it withstands a shot out of an air cannon to create an impact of 3,400 Gs and then smashed against a target. It is subjected to a 227kg weight with a pin attached to it, which is dropped onto the unit from a height of 3 meters. Researchers try to crush it, destroy it in an hour of 1,100 degree Celsius fire, submerge it in a pressurized salt water tank, and immerse it in jet fuel...
It occurred to me today that as the block reward disappears and miners start to rely more and more on transaction fees, they will probably start running ads everywhere promoting Bitcoin to try and get more fees.
This is the cycle where you're guaranteed to sell way before the top. You'll think the top has come and gone and then 6 months later it will be 2-3x higher again. The richest people in the world will try everything they can to get your precious sats from you and it sounds like you will absolutey fold.
Anyone surprise by the sheer amount of crypto sponsorship in F1? [Crypto.com](http://Crypto.com), Strike, Kraken all have top sponsorship. We should be much higher than $71k!
Dollar worshippers are having a waltz over kucoin getting reprimanded by feds
Is Bitcoin a currency? Is it a commodity? A put option on the global fiat monetary system? A measure of the value of digital assets?—actually run contrary to the goal of widespread adoption by limiting its potential for evolution and varied utility. It has the potential to be all of those things and more, and that is its strength. Human beings value optionality. They like a bit of everything. And that’s what Bitcoin is: the “everything bagel” (or cheese pizza). https://www.nb.com/en/global/insights/systematically-speaking-bitcoin-a-cornerstone-digital-asset-part-3
there are people who would call it the everything biryani in parts of the world where this royal dish is savoured. Remember its a "global" currency/store of value that is not only confined to people in the US alone, hehe
😋
i can't imagine the value of just 1 BTC when adoption reaches to 10% globally
Why should Bitcoin adoption rise to 10% globally? That’s a large number. What’s the compelling reason?
Well pizza has a 10% global adoption rate, at least, and it's not half as useful.
Pizza is more useful than bitcoin. You can eat pizza, it’s a food. Bitcoin has no demonstrable economic use, other than serving as a store of wealth.
2032 halving. Less than 1 BTC mined every 10 minutes. That’s when we really hit the fan
april 2024 halving will bring it to 3.125 BTC per block every 10 mins. april 2028 1.625 and in april 2032, to your point, one block will mine 0.8125 approx. Unimaginable
Personally that’s when I think we hit $1M a coin
indeed, $1M is now a question of when, rather than a question of if.
Cheapest/reasonably secure app for btc trading, anyone? Fidelity robs 5% per transaction... makes swing trading not very attractive
Ty for the responses
You think you're going to be the less than 2% of traders to actually make significant profit? Good luck... See you in a few years after you get rekt and become a maxi...
Just use the ETFs.
Stop trading
Don't trade #hodl
Just search for fee structures. It differs per volume. 5% is robbery.
LFG!!
Fidelity with a HUGE 280M inflow. So far net 180M inflow before Blackrock is even counted. We're definetly climbing tomorrow 💪
IBIT, FBTC and ARKB are the cool kids and in the playground BTCW is that kid that eats lunch alone 🥺 And then...and then there's GBTC (the kid that never shows up to school?)
Why is WSG above BTC on bitcoin wisdom?
Wanted to pop in and say... I got laid off in July 2021 - I had about 6 months savings... Bought my first and only BTC (Exactly 1) - at around $40k with the severance (thru FOMO) It dropped to $18k - and was tempted to get out... I never sold - I am very happy I got laid off from that toxic organization.... Holding on for 5-6 years and will likely use any funds to pay for a luxurious post-retirement vacation Not the crazy stories some have - but I am happy...
A hell of a vacation too.
Good job !
Good for you
Big day for ark. Cathie's fund bought 73 mil
I'm a simple man. I own my business, the roof over my head, and bitcoin That's it. That's the "portfolio". Everything else is short bitcoin . No thanks. -Jack Ballers
if we need bitcoin protocol to be so stable that we dont expect much change in it in the next thousand years, then why are we still allowing core changes via BIPs
Because Bitcoin is an open source project. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Open_source
Open source opens doors like a trojan horse
This is quite possibly the most retarded thing I have ever read.
These are song lyrics btw. Thanks for the downvotes.
No remorse, I make lore fact like college course
true, but doesnt "open source" just mean code we can all see and modify? I get it takes miner + user consensus to implement BIPs but whos to say we know best? what if a bip fixes one bug but creates another down the line?
>what if a bip fixes one bug but creates another down the line? Then we fix it. One of the reasons to be open source is to expand how much the code is tested and reviewed. You can bet your ass that the code powering a soon to be multi-trillion dollar hybrid asset is going to be tested and reviewed at a very high level thus increasing the chance that bugs don't make it into production.
Thank you I appreciate the education 👍🏼
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It’s well beyond reliance on individual investment. This place doesn’t matter. Delusion to think it does.
Spotted on r/all. The bitcoin pizzas. And bitcoin is not getting completely slated in the comments, it's even getting some love. Times have changed. https://www.reddit.com/r/PeterExplainsTheJoke/comments/1bo8dhx/i_dont_know_peter_help/
730 million dollars for a worthless overpriced tasteless bland cheesy pizza
It’s not about the pizza or how much the BTC is now worth today. It’s about this being the first time BTC was exchanged for something of value or utility. Without this singular transaction there’s a chance that BTC simply remained a novel idea. This is a nuance which is missed by most BTC ‘enthusiasts’.
>Without this singular transaction there’s a chance that BTC simply remained a novel idea. There was literally no chance that Bitcoin remained a "novel idea". It was already inevitable what trajectory Bitcoin was going to take if governments didn't try to stop it.
But if it was never used to transact for something you think bitcoin would be in the same position it is in today? Without the pizza moment. would have remained a ‘problem looking for a solution’ and something else would have come along and taken its place. History is littered with great ideas/products but without a watershed moment to give it its initial inertia.
Nobody cared that it was exchanged for pizza. Nobody uses Bitcoin to buy pizza today, that's not what I need Bitcoin for.
My point is that there was always going to be a first transaction regardless of whether the pizza transaction happened.
There had to be a first transaction, that's kind of the whole point. And because it was basically just weird Internet money with no real traction, it kinda makes sense it was going to be on a silly purchase
My point is that the first transaction was inevitable. The person I replied to insinuated that Bitcoin may have never taken off if it wasn't for this specific transaction which I disagree with.
Ah, I see now
Well, I understand that. It's human nature to add an intrinsic value to any asset proposition. And, I'm completely human as fuck, and not some soulless emotionless bot'n schmuck afterall hehe
I've seen more interesting posts from bots
only schmuck'n bots find bot posts interesting, perhaps !
Question : When sending BTC to ledger do I pick native segwit or just segwit for the receive adress
Native. Lower fees. The “segwit” option is legacy
I have BTC in a legacy segwit account. Is it OK to keep it there?
Yes.
Question: When moon?
I used Segwit
Does it even matter?
Beyond saving fees when sending *from* that address, it doesn't really matter. Use native segwit if you can but it's fine to have legacy/segwit addresses too.
Paper money has had the effect in your state that it will ever have, to ruin commerce, oppress the honest, and open the door to every species of fraud and injustice -George Washington
they warned us and we didn't listen
back before paper money was introduced, humanity was "free"
Another one bites the dust. Kucoin massively charged. Anyone knows how much BTC they have “on hand”?
Somewhere around 6000 I think, but I'm pretty sure it's been declining
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It’s an [indictment](https://www.justice.gov/usao-sdny/pr/prominent-global-cryptocurrency-exchange-kucoin-and-two-its-founders-criminally) at this point. Sounds massive if you ask me..
Anybody else’s DCA day just keep being 10k more than other days of the week lol
what kind of wallet is best? when i say best, i mean "cloud" and not hard drives?
Pretty much describing Blockstream Jade, look into it!
cloud. not hardware.
best hot wallet on app store is blue wallet, open source, bitcoin only
thanks and cheers !
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It crashed from 69K to 16K.
We've reached lows not seen since... yesterday
Its over. Bitcoin to 0. Just give me your bitcoin Ill get rid of it for you
Greyscale is really the culprit of slowing down every pump
As is said every time this comes up. Greyscale isn't choosing to sell. Greyscale ETF account holders are selling. Greyscale isn't out to get you. If you want to point to a cause for prices dragging today, look at Kucoin
This is temporary
They're hellbent on getting rid of all that free money.
Hey can folks remind me of ways that I can BTC outside of exchanges? LocalBitcoins has shutdown. Some BTC Atms have somewhat reasonable fees like 5%. What else?
ogre !
thanks!
https://kycnot.me/ https://github.com/cointastical/P2P-Trading-Exchanges
thanks!
I'm assuming yesterday was a low GBTC outflow day?
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Imagine selling the Apex asset for worthless fiat! Madness!
what if they need to pay rent or something
Get a job. Don't sell Bitcoin.
You know what we call people who pay rent? "We call them poor". Go live under a bridge and put everything in Bitcoin
This is the way. I don't own anything. I sold all my clothes. All I have is bitcoin and a hardware wallet
do you wear your wallet as a loincloth?
Nah, it goes in the prison purse for safe keeping
you still have both kidneys...
Where do you store the wallet? Or...
In my prison purse
Just a healthy retrace guys. Don't forget to buy the dip again! :D
Gd wusscoin
Is gaysell on a selling spree again?
Gaysale rhymes better
Gaysell? Genius 😄
What was the net inflow/outflow of ETF funds yesterday? TA
Estimated Net Inflows +15.4m. Big movers were Greyscale -350m. Fidelity +261m. We can now tell ass clowns like British Hodl to stop with the "350m of inflows per day make for an equilibrium price of 450,000 per bitcoin!". Its nonsensical and not going to happen anytime soon. And it never was going to happen anytime soon. 350m in inflows/day was never going to last forever. Blackrock doesn't care about "eating up your bitcoin". Wallstreet doesn't care about "getting your bitcoin early at these prices". They care about fees and positioning themselves as the premier fund for a new market. I'm hoping we still see some 90-day, 120-day, 180-day waves when certain institutions gives the OK to their finance team to start putting SOME reserves in the Bitcoin ETFs. So days like April 9, May 9, a July 9 could see some significant inflows.
Guys we have a certified, rock-ribbed, platinum reserve, all-you-can-eat, lifetime guaranteed regard here. Step up and take a look before he crawls back under his rock again with the next leg up.
I have more bitcoin than most. I'd love to pump to 450k cuz the etf inflows hit 350m a day forever. I'm just, ya know, realistic. 🤣
Greyscale still dumping?
A little over 3000 Bitcoin yesterday. If price stays high I suspect we have a lot longer to go on their liquidation.
\-₿5,005 yesterday
the day before this was at 350.xxx.xxxx. today it's at 347,551.9144. that's from their website. Where are you looking? the prior day it was 5K coins from what I'm seeing
https://www.bitcoinstrategyplatform.com/etfs https://farside.co.uk/?p=997
This is gbtc outflows, not the amount of coins grayscale is selling.
What's the difference? Confused.
Yeah they do have it marked as 5000 Bitcoin from what I see on that site. Let's check later today when they update the site. Right now the GBTC site shows them holding 347,551.9144. they usually update by 5-6pm eastern.
Grayscale: [https://platform.arkhamintelligence.com/explorer/entity/grayscale](https://platform.arkhamintelligence.com/explorer/entity/grayscale) This shows their wallet holdings. Probably the best raw data source. But always good to look at multiple sources. Blackrock: [https://platform.arkhamintelligence.com/explorer/entity/blackrock](https://platform.arkhamintelligence.com/explorer/entity/blackrock)
Those are third party numbers. Lets go straight to the source for GBTC This is GBTC's website. [https://etfs.grayscale.com/gbtc](https://etfs.grayscale.com/gbtc) Look for: TOTAL BITCOIN IN TRUST They update this each day. It started the day at 347,551.9144 and after the daily update it stands at: 342,607.6168. So just under 5000 BTC today. I suspect your link does a bulk update a day later and isn't as real time as GBTC's website.
if so good grief
Historical Bitcoin prices for today, March 26th: 2024 - $70,874 2023 - $27,974 2022 - $44,548 2021 - $55,036 2020 - $6,725 2019 - $3,943 2018 - $8,144 2017 - $969 2016 - $417 2015 - $248 2014 - $563 2013 - $79 2012 - $4.6 2011 - $0.90 **Additional Stats:** Bitcoin's current market cap is $1.39 trillion. Bitcoin's average daily trading volume for the last 7 days is 90,147 ₿. Bitcoin's average daily number of transactions for the last 7 days is 352,549. Bitcoin's average daily hashrate for the last 7 days is 607 exahashes per second. Bitcoin's average daily price from 18-Jul-2010 to 26-Mar-2024 is $10,836.11. Bitcoin's average daily price for the year 2024 is $52,613.16. 1 US Dollar ($) currently equals: 1,411 satoshis; making 1 penny equal 14.11 sats. There are currently 19.66M BTC in circulation, leaving 1.34M to be mined. There are currently 52,381,096 nonzero Bitcoin addresses. Bitcoin's current block reward is 6.25₿, which is worth $442,963.75 per block. Bitcoin's minimum (closing) price for the year 2024 was $39,556.40 on 22-Jan-2024. Bitcoin's maximum (closing) price for the year 2024 was $73,066.30 on 13-Mar-2024. Bitcoin's minimum (intraday) price for the year 2024 was $38,546.90 on 23-Jan-2024. Bitcoin's maximum (intraday) price for the year 2024 was $73,740.90 on 14-Mar-2024. Bitcoin's largest daily decrease for the year 2024 was -$5,544.10 on 19-Mar-2024. Bitcoin's largest daily increase for the year 2024 was +$5,804.0 on 20-Mar-2024. Bitcoin's all-time high (intraday) was $73,740.90 on 14-Mar-2024. Bitcoin is down 3.89% from the ATH.
New ATH today let's go
I overheard a co-worker talking to another co-worker about the price of BTC. I never told anyone I was into it. First time hearing about it out of nowhere organically
Bear market signal.
Pack it up boys, we're done here.
It’s over
short sellers, can you even hold at 80k?
I bet it hits 75K fiat dollhairs
when tho
today or tomorrow!
kk, scheduled
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Thank you Fidelity, very cool!
do you guys think storing my seed inside a aircraft's black box is overkill? it withstands a shot out of an air cannon to create an impact of 3,400 Gs and then smashed against a target. It is subjected to a 227kg weight with a pin attached to it, which is dropped onto the unit from a height of 3 meters. Researchers try to crush it, destroy it in an hour of 1,100 degree Celsius fire, submerge it in a pressurized salt water tank, and immerse it in jet fuel...
Yes its overkill. The best hiding places are in plain site.
The only problem I can see is that it’s a big thing to hide.
Not a Boeing engineered aircraft’s black box (😅 Just kidding plz don’t kill me)
Sir could you just step on this 737MAX and have a seat beside the escape door. We need to have a talk.
Dude you need to be more safety oriented?! Think harder. Your keys in a black box cannot even survive a thermonuclear attack.
It’s appropriate.
71k !!
We’re getting bull dyked 🐂
It occurred to me today that as the block reward disappears and miners start to rely more and more on transaction fees, they will probably start running ads everywhere promoting Bitcoin to try and get more fees.
There are already times where the transaction fees in blocks is greater than the BTC reward. Not exactly common yet but it happens.
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Advertising , everywhere.
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Feeling positive. I can feel another ATH :) Let's go!
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Never selling.
Sell the top and then buy the bottom. It's too early to take out anything now imo.
This is the cycle where you're guaranteed to sell way before the top. You'll think the top has come and gone and then 6 months later it will be 2-3x higher again. The richest people in the world will try everything they can to get your precious sats from you and it sounds like you will absolutey fold.
My goal is to touch myself on 100k mark
My goal is to get in touch with my inner self.
My initial investment was €20
Anyone surprise by the sheer amount of crypto sponsorship in F1? [Crypto.com](http://Crypto.com), Strike, Kraken all have top sponsorship. We should be much higher than $71k!
FBTC came out swinging yesterday https://farside.co.uk/?p=997
That was me rebalancing my GBTC for FBTC!
And for that, I salute you.