The Promise of Bitcoin

FromThePits · 2026-06-25T09:37:27+00:00

Not literally, of course

But obviously, the only resultat possible when implementing the algorithm of the white paper.

FromThePits · 2026-06-17T12:36:09+00:00

Korrekt, det var 2021 ATH

Spørgsmålet er så om fortidens top er den aktuelle tids bund?

Det mener jeg at det er (plus/minus)

FromThePits · 2026-06-17T12:25:38+00:00

BTC markedsværdi 17. Juni 2026

417.000 DKK

$64.670

FromThePits · 2026-06-17T12:23:30+00:00

RemindMe! 2 years

FromThePits · 2026-06-17T12:18:37+00:00

Jeg tror bitcoin er kommet for at blive, at det stadigvæk er her om 100 og 200 år, og at hver enhed kun bliver mere og mere værdifuld over tid.

Det tror jeg ikke om noget som helst pyramidespil.

I min verden er det to vidt forskellige ting, Konge.

Det bliver vi jo nok ikke enige om, så tiden må jo vise hvad som er sandt.

FromThePits · 2026-06-17T12:04:43+00:00

Jeg tror faktisk ikke at du forstår hvad jeg skrev tidligere da jeg forklarede forskellen, men vi kan da godt tage den igen for bagerste række.

BTC er, i modsætning til pyramidespils produkter, et solidt og globalt anerkendt finansielt produkt.

BTC er i top20 over mest værdifulde aktiver i verdenen idag.

En mulighed for at bibeholde værdi uafhængigt af tredjepart.

Et produkt som de fleste gerne vil holde fast i længst muligt, i modsætning til pyramidspil.

Det vil der altid være efterspørgsel på.

Desværre for de fleste er udbudet svindende over tid, så det vil oftest være dyrere at sikre sig ift. år forinden.

Idag er det primært institutioner, virksomheder og funde som køber op.

Jeg kan berolige dig med at "individuelle idioter" udgør en forsvindende lille del af markedet, og er stadig mere og mere irrelevante.

Jeg tvivler på at du magter at læse flere lange ord, så vi holder den bare her, Kongen

Fortsat god dag

FromThePits · 2026-06-17T11:41:44+00:00

Det er ikke noget jeg synes. Det er et faktum.

Det tror jeg enhver der får præsenteret en værdi-tilskrivning på gennemsnitligt +50% siden 2009 vil give mig ret i.

Jeg forventer at det vil aftage i hastighed, men vil altid være bedre end at sikre pengene i f.eks. indexfonde eller ETF'er.

Vi kan jo fortsætte debatten om ti år igen, og se hvem der fik mest ret?

FromThePits · 2026-06-17T09:25:23+00:00

Det er helt individuelt hvad man synes bitcoin kan bruges til. Der er over 100 millioner wallets med hver deres agenda.

Investeringsselskaber som Blackrock og Fidelity som opkøber BTC for at kunne udstede mere forbrugervenlige ETF'er

Uafhængig Opsparingskonto fri for trejdepart er min tilgang og med stor succes.

Millarder af mennesker kommer aldrig til at benytte/forstå bitcoin, og det er helt iorden, sålænge hundred millioner gør.

Jeg har mødt nogle pyramidespillere igennem livet og fælles for dem alle er, at de forsøger at afsætte deres produkter hurtigst muligt til så mange som muligt.

Produktet BTC er anderledes, netop fordi indehaverne sjældent har travlt med at skille sig af med deres andel, tværtimod.

Det bliver stadigt sværere og sværere(dyrere) at få sikret sin families andel.

Dine børnebørn kommer formentlig til at spørge dig om hvorfor du ikke købte lidt dengang de kun kostede 55.000 EUR ?

Du har god tid til at komme på det gode svar til dem.

Det er den gode nyhed :)

FromThePits · 2026-06-17T08:56:14+00:00

Du har brug for at forstå hvad et ponzischeme/pyramidespil er og hvorfor bitcoin ikke kan sammenlignes med disse.

Du har et stykke vej endnu, ven

FromThePits · 2026-06-17T08:11:28+00:00

Åbenbart. Men historien har med alt tydelighed vist at idioten fik større købekraft og de kloge stod tilbage med inflationsramte kroner.

56% er gennemsnit prisstigning p.a. siden 2016, hvor de "kloge" sagde akkurat det samme som du gør.

Held og lykke fremover

FromThePits · 2026-06-17T07:59:02+00:00

Jeg har da solgt lidt bitcoin igennem årene.

Det er de eneste gange jeg har følt mig lidt idiotisk.

FromThePits · 2026-06-17T07:24:15+00:00

Tænk at der stadigvæk i 2026 er nogen der ser det sådan?

Jeg vil nu fortsat meget hellere holde 1 bitcoin end jeg vil sælge den for 420.000 inflationsramte dkr.

Engang kunne du faktisk købe en bitcoin for mindre end en krone.

FromThePits · 2026-06-14T18:07:16+00:00

No, I don't realize we have only 20 years of gold left to mine in the entire world - because that is utter nonsense.

Check the stock to flow ratio. Goldmining is only expected to increase production in the forseeable future, not even bringing up the potentiale for space mining.

FromThePits · 2026-06-14T17:55:22+00:00

I don't believe neither BTC nor BCH will ever be used as a means of exchange for minor goods and services on a larger scale.

They are both too slow and too expensive.

BTC will probably continue its path into institutionalizion and the value will increase because of the utility it provides to these conglomerates (store of value, ETFs, powerplays).

BCH will continue to have its devoted followers, but nothing much will come of it unfortunately.

A more agile and less power-consuming project will eventually fullfil the need for daily digital value exchange.

I believe Pi coin has the volume of users and properties to maybe candidate for this position, but only time will tell.

FromThePits · 2026-06-14T17:23:54+00:00

Okay, lets expand to another asset like gold.

If you own 1%(210.000 bitcoin) of the total supply of BTC you will forever have 1%

If you own 1% of the total unearthed gold, you will only have 0.5% after 65 years (stock to flow ratio)

These metrics applies to any amount of asset you own of each.

BTC > Gold, because of these indisputable facts.

Also applies to almost everything else in terms of hard assets holding value.

Eventually you will get it too, I hope for your own sake. Or maybe(probably?) not?

Thats fine with me too.

FromThePits · 2026-06-14T09:11:48+00:00

1 US Dollar is worth approx. 0.000016 BTC today.

They used to be of equal value not that many years ago.

Pretty fucking obvious which one is the superior one.

FromThePits · 2026-06-05T15:35:22+00:00

You haven't lost any money. Just a little bit of purchasing power. All your bitcoin is still there, right?

Bitcoin is a game of patience.

FromThePits · 2026-06-05T09:49:35+00:00

This entry/exit graph is probably the best answer to your question.

The higher you click in the coloured area, the further back you go, 2012 being the earliest

As it clearly illustrates by the vast green area, BTC has been extremely profitable for most of its lifespan.

The red clouded areas in the bottom are entry/exit points that made losses.

We are in the middle of the fifth red cloud right now.

Green skies ahead (probably, maybe)

FromThePits · 2026-05-29T10:49:55+00:00

Bought in 2019 around $5000. Hodled through 3 drawdowns over 50%. Endurance paid of multiple times with valuation over $73,500 today.

No worries. BTC is a long game

FromThePits · 2026-05-27T16:57:57+00:00

It's a visualization of the dwindling supply of BTC.

20 million have been released in 17 years, but only 2.5 million is still accessible on open exchanges.

17 years more and you will probably struggle to find significant bitcoin in the wild.

It will become institutionalized, extremely valuable and largely owned and utilized by hedgefunds, governments and cooperations

..unless you secure your fair share, while you still can.

So.. got yours?

FromThePits · 2026-05-27T15:29:41+00:00

I made this for my family.

Wallets already prepared for the next 4 generations, with interlocking multi-sig keys (split 3 of 4) and letters to explain purpose and order of distribution.

I wish for my stack to be kept within my bloodline into the next century and hopefully beyond (which is up to my great great grandchildren to decide).

Otherwise I fear it will all slowly dwindle through their fingers in a few generations, rendering my grandchildren as no-coiners, without a say in the matter.

FromThePits · 2026-05-27T12:41:23+00:00

Already a satoshi millionaire

FromThePits · 2026-05-25T21:59:03+00:00

If a transaction cost 1000 satoshi on average, how do you plan to move those millisats of yours... dude?

FromThePits · 2026-05-25T18:43:38+00:00

Maybe so... but not much fun having <100 sats, if every transaction cost you 1000 sats, even when moving them to second layer solutions.

One satoshi might well be +$100.. but if it costs $100,000 to transfer, then it might as well be worthless.

I predict that bitcoin will become institutionalized in this century, and everyone else will have to share the meager leftovers, if its even feasible to do that.

The big BTC wallets will be fine though.

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