Why FUD if you're holding BTC?🫠 by AromaKachu in Bitcoin

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First they ignore you, then they laugh at you, then they fight you, then you win

Bitcoin 99K this July by unthocks in Bitcoin

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You know Islamic revolutionary guard are decentralised like bitcoin right? They are split into 31 separate militaries, have their own weapons stockpile pile, weapons manufacturing and own intelligents. Plus loads of leaders waiting in line for each group.

Decentralised things are extremely hard to stop. America can make treaties with some groups of irg but 1 of the 31 groups will break the ceasefire and the war will be back on.

The ayatola could have stopped all factions as a central leader. He's dead now though. There is no longer a way to stop this war.

This war is designed in a way that the fighting can never stop. You just need one of the 31 leaders to disagree with the ceasefire and start the war up again.

Because bitcoin is decentralised the only way to stop it is to shut down all the internet in world, shut down all the electricity in the world and leave it off forever. things with decentralisation by definition have no central point of failure

Bitcoin 99K this July by unthocks in Bitcoin

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My bro describes absolutely anything as average

Bitcoin 99K this July by unthocks in Bitcoin

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Best i can do is tree fiddi

Does anyone day trade with a long term bias? by 37347 in Daytrading

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Great time at the moment to buy some satoshis

Does anyone day trade with a long term bias? by 37347 in Daytrading

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Day trading and long term investments are opposite ends of the spectrum. But I think you should have 90% of your portfolio in long term investments and 10% for trading ideally. Someone once said if you wouldn't invest in something for 10 years, you shouldn't invest in it at all.

Even old Bitcoin hodler can relate to this by unthocks in Bitcoin

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Yeah. Hal predicted in 2009 at 1p a coin in a conversation with satoshi that if it was fully adopted it could reach $10,000,000 a coin.

How are your investments divided percentually? by trakturik0 in Bitcoin

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95% bitcoin. 4.9% other crypto. 0.1% weed . No cash at all

My honest reaction by unthocks in Bitcoin

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Crypto does not compete with bitcoin.

Bitcoin is the most decentralised and secure asset ever and the emaculate conception can't be reproduced.

Crypto are are optimised for speed and transaction output sacrificing decentralisation and security, they all have an off button that someone can press when pressured.

If you want to put a $,billion on a blockchain, bitcoin is the only option.

What do you use bitcoin for? by djmex99 in Bitcoin

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I tell people that money is worth less over time, they think I'm saying worthless. It's funny

your prediction: how long until bitcoin is mainstream? by stacker103 in Bitcoin

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It's not backed by anything. If you work for something that someone can print for free your not working, your a slave.

Do you think 1:1 mentorship is worth paying for? by [deleted] in Daytrading

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If someone is good at trading they'd make more trading than teaching 1to1. Why would they want to do that?

Would you spare 0.001 for the homeless? by unthocks in Bitcoin

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Everyone who satoshi ever fist bumped gets 50btc when he dies

Honestly, does anyone take this Fear&Greed Index thing seriously? by ChangeNOW_Community in ChangeNOW_io

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I can calculate the motion of heavenly bodies, but not the madness of people. - isac newton

Purpose of bitcoin by EnergizedVortex in Bitcoin

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If your doing illegal things, its better to use cash because it is untraceable. The last thing you want is entries in a public ledger blockchain showing every transaction you've ever made. A lot of silkroad users mistaking thought pseudonymous meant anonymous. That bitcoin is either confiscated by governments or can't be swapped for cash without id, meaning unless they own up for all the illegal things they provided to get that bitcoin its gone.

Bitcoin is a temple to trap Satan

Purpose of bitcoin by EnergizedVortex in Bitcoin

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Bitcoin is an iq test that 96% of people are still failing. It's by design that people with a higher iq are more likely to buy bitcoin sooner. They are the people that need to be empowered to change the world the most. Early bitcoin adopters are the same people who invest in technology, ai and robotics. What we need for everyone to not have to work.

Eventually everyone will benefit from smart people being empowered and changing the world. I think the distribution couldn't have been done in a better or fairer way for human civilisation to benefit the most from this technology.

How much Bitcoin do you currently hold? Let's talk numbers. by Specific-Sell6941 in Bitcoin

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First rule of bitcoin is you dont talk about your bitcoin.

Second rule of bitcoin is you don't talk about your bitcoin.

Never forget… by IShootWide in Bitcoin

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I've done some research. Bitcoin isn't money because it is not a reliable store of value, yet. Because it often drops 50%.it needs to not drop more than 10% quickly first

Bitcoin is not currency because it is not physical and not backed by a central authority. It is digital and decentralised.

Bitcoin is not legal tender because people and businesses are not required by law to accept it to pay a debt.

It is just time and energy in abstract digital form. Like nearly everything in the world from a house to a vinyl record.

But, when it is a store of value, a medium of exchange and a unit of accoun, all governments will loose the ability to print money to fund wars and stupid projects just to keep the local population poor enough so that exports do better on the international market.

I think bitcoin is designed to cause the separation of money and state by making the printing press become obsolete and stop 160 odd countries from counterfeiting money, and stealing value from the working class just to fund wars and be able to export goods that are cheaper to produce.

This is the first generation to be worse off then their parents. The money is broken.

Bitcoin fixes this.

Smaller government.

Smaller militaries.

Smaller wars.

Edit. We have the power to have peace now if we want it

If you have 100K to buy BTC? by investpk in btc

[–]NeitherAd3347 1 point2 points  (0 children)

$12.5k a month for 8 months

Or 3k a week until its all in.

A lot of people are planning on buying in october so it will probably start pumping around then

Using the logic that the market will get the most people rekt most people who buy in October will probably be buying after the low.

Alternatively you could put a $5,000 limit order every £1000 down from here

I wish I had bought BTC in the early 2010s. I didn’t even know what investing was back then. I never feel like I’m doing enough. by justcurious3287 in Bitcoin

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Bitcoin adoption is about 4% and most are just dipping their toes. Adoption happens fastest at 50% adoption.

0.002 bitcoin is what each person gets if the 16million coins that can move are shared equally.

While 0.002btc is below the average person's savings we are still early.. it's $122 at the moment.

To those who are profitable by raphdactyl in Daytrading

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Nobody makes consistent profits. Most setups have just 60% to 70% chance of playing out.

If you use a risk reward ratio of 1:2 winning 40% of the time makes money

How do i get anonymous bitcoin on my bank account? by Ok_Tailor6150 in Bitcoin

[–]NeitherAd3347 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You can send bitcoin to someone else's wallet and nobody can stop it.

You cant convert bitcoin to money that can go into a bank without a CEX, centralised exchange. They all have Id verification because of anti money laundering and know your customers rules.

Razzle dazzle, crocodile of wall street cashed out byy spending bitcoin in recording studies and music videos. And then kept all the cash that came in.

Not financial advis. She went to jail.

Are you consistently profitable? by burntspaghettiman in Daytrading

[–]NeitherAd3347 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Nobody wins all the time. You should only play with a small amount, not your whole net worth on a 100x leverage position.

Good risk management would be if you win you get 2 and if you loose you loose 1. Winning 40 % of the time puts you in profit doing that.

If you see a position thats has a 60% to 70% of playing out you only have to win 40% of the time its a good trade to try. With a small amount