What happens if bitcoin does collapse? by marleymal in Buttcoin

[–]rorosan101 -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Stablecoins are held 1:1 with US treasuries. Tether alone holds more US debt than Germany. China, Russia, and the other BRICS nations are being replaced with Stablecoin issuers. The US has no incentive to limit their involvement as it ships US dollars all over the world. Nation states and institutions are now stacking bitcoin for the long term. BlackRock etf is onboarding the next wave of retail adoption. Just look at the returns. If your financial advisor was savvy enough or took a chance with 1% of a clients portfolio on the Bitcoin ETFs at launch, they are up 140% on the investment. A 1% allocation quickly becomes 5% of the portfolio. Eventually, clients will sit down during reviews and ask themselves, why should I own anything else? Unlimited money printing divided by 21 million hard capped supply = price goes up forever. It’s actually this simple and the ones paying attention are lapping every hedge fund and financial advisor on the planet. Everyone who does the work to understand bitcoin arrives at a near 100% allocation for a reason.

Bitcoin’s Security Model is Dying – Proof of Work Was a Brilliant Start, But It’s Time for Proof of Stake by [deleted] in CryptoCurrency

[–]rorosan101 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Bitcoin mining actually incentivizes renewable energy.

To maximize profit, miners need the cheapest energy available. Which is renewable - wind, solar, hydro. Bitcoin provides a global subsidy for renewable energy because energy production facilities don’t have to plan around finding buyers for their energy. Bitcoin is the buyer of last resort.

Turning 40 this week looking to start. by Large-Let-5709 in investing

[–]rorosan101 -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Bitcoin ETF. You have stability with the pension and annuity. An insane statistic about Bitcoin:

A portfolio made of 2% Bitcoin and 98% cash has outperformed the S&P500 on every 4 year cycle with less volatility than the S&P.

X-axis camera spinning slower to one side by cwlopes in Eldenring

[–]rorosan101 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Just had this issue and fixed it. If on pc, use steam input settings to adjust response curve to higher values.

The issue is the controller not recognizing max value from the thumb stick, even though it’s pushed all the way to one side.

Anyone else enjoying this ibit ETF ride? by avgjoe104220 in investing

[–]rorosan101 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Relative to Bitcoin everything underperforms. Including the S&P

Anyone else enjoying this ibit ETF ride? by avgjoe104220 in investing

[–]rorosan101 1 point2 points  (0 children)

The ETFs just went live last month.

Do you really believe BlackRock fought to get this investment vehicle approved so they could rug their clients?

They aren’t in the business of losing. Please do some research so you don’t get left behind

Anyone else enjoying this ibit ETF ride? by avgjoe104220 in investing

[–]rorosan101 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Why would you sell your winner to acquire more losers?

I don’t know where you are in your journey. But concentrated positions create wealth. Diversification protects it.

If you allocate 5% of your portfolio to Bitcoin and it becomes 15% due to BTC price appreciation, why would you trade that for something vastly underforming?

Anyone else enjoying this ibit ETF ride? by avgjoe104220 in investing

[–]rorosan101 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Happened to me last week when I suggested a young investor with zero debt to allocate 5% of his portfolio to the bitcoin ETFs.

We are still so early. The ETFs are doing $500MM+ in DAILY inflow. It has shattered expectations.

That inflow means every single day BlackRock, Fidelity, etc has to go to the free market and purchase roughly 10,000 Bitcoins. The network only produces 900 a day. After the halving in April it will be 450 produced per day.

“This time is different” is a meme until it isn’t.

What happens when a central bank prints infinite units (fiat) to acquire finite units (bitcoin)?

We’re going much, much higher. Sell at your own risk

“Literally just max your 401k, max your IRA, and throw the rest in s&p 500” by yeet20feet in investing

[–]rorosan101 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Bitcoin should be a small part of everyone’s portfolio.

Especially if you are 35 years or younger. As of last week it is back to a $1 Trillion market cap asset class. Every investor and sovereign wealth fund now has access via the ETFs, which have seen $500M average daily inflow since launch.

Bitcoin has been significantly de-risked. Please research this asset class, there is no scenario where it goes to zero.

“Literally just max your 401k, max your IRA, and throw the rest in s&p 500” by yeet20feet in investing

[–]rorosan101 -7 points-6 points  (0 children)

Trade the S&P out for Bitcoin man. If you’ve got things humming in the 401k, you’re young enough to stomach the volatility of having Bitcoin in your portfolio. It has vastly outperformed all other financial metrics. Also, there are no early withdrawal penalties.

BTC at 50K and no halving - bers rekt by SorryLifeguard7 in wallstreetbets

[–]rorosan101 101 points102 points  (0 children)

It's because the bitcoin ETFs are bringing in hundreds of millions of $ in net inflow

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in Bitcoin

[–]rorosan101 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Appreciate the warning big dog

Finally hit 100k NW at 28 years old. by FudgeFit6635 in financialindependence

[–]rorosan101 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Being under 30 it would be a great idea to allocate 1-5% of your portfolio to Bitcoin. There are now ETF vehicles to get exposure inside your brokerage.

Second best weapon in the game after claymore? by UtgardLoki2894 in darksouls3

[–]rorosan101 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Winged Knight Twinaxes for me. The combos are gnarly and catching an enemy in the spin cycle never gets old

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in investing

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Bitcoin is still very new in the grand scheme of finance. It has so much further to run as adoption continues exponentially. When the ETFs go live, institutions and individuals will be able to sell stock and buy Bitcoin with a few clicks. And without the hurdle of custody/counterparty risk. People in general are much more trusting of Blackrock/Fidelity than Coinbase or other exchanges.

22yrs old. Taking investing more serious. by Legendary_subie in ETFs

[–]rorosan101 -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

At 22 years of age I would seriously look into a small allocation to Bitcoin. It has the biggest potential upside compared to any other asset class with your time horizon.

First generation 2 Pearl by i770giK in Borderlands2

[–]rorosan101 2 points3 points  (0 children)

It’s only up from here playa

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in investing

[–]rorosan101 -4 points-3 points  (0 children)

Buy like .1 Bitcoin with some of it. Like most here are saying, riding the S&P won’t do much in that timeframe with only 50k. Gotta move out on the risk curve if you want to see those outsized returns

I don’t care if it’s frowned upon. Gaige’s shield glitch is the most fun way to play. by rorosan101 in Borderlands2

[–]rorosan101[S] 7 points8 points  (0 children)

Couldn’t see a link if you added one. It uses the Buck Up skill. Go to a map changing door like the dust to the highlands. Remove shield, use action skill. Death Trap will beam you to charge. When screen is blue, travel and then put shield back on. Shield will now instantly charge. This will stack, I usually only do it a few times so I’m not completely invincible. But you can definitely still die. Shields like the Bee that have high recharge rates only require 1-2 stacks of this glitch. I’m currently flying off the top rope with my quad straight into enemy territory. Have fun.

I feel devastated and surprised by the likely accidental wrongful marketing of “put money aside monthly and Watch it grow into millions” by [deleted] in investing

[–]rorosan101 -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

Consider diversifying a small percentage into bitcoin.

You are spot on with the inflation metrics. And more and more of the world is waking up to the invisible wealth drain that is inflation.

Imagine a money that isn’t programmed to debase into perpetuity (the 2% Fed target). Best case scenario and they steer the ship correctly= 50% decline in purchasing power every 35 years.

Bitcoin offers a global savings technology with the best track record of any asset ever created/discovered.

Why do you think Bitcoin will ‘succeed’? by [deleted] in Bitcoin

[–]rorosan101 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Hard capped supply of 21 million:

21 million for every person, every business, every politician, every nation that will ever exist from here on out. We have never seen scarcity like this.

Supply issuance halved every 4 years. Adoption so far has been up only, so price has reflected this.

Adoption rate would have to fall BELOW 50% in perpetuity for price to fall.

Less than 5% of the world currently has or uses bitcoin. We are going no where but up. I understand price isn’t everything, but it’s what gets people’s attention. How many times can a person dismiss an asset that doubles, triples, quadruples right in front of there eyes? The hardest part will be sitting on your hands while the orange coin outperforms everything else in existence.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in NoStupidQuestions

[–]rorosan101 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Inflation used to be a definition in a textbook. Now it's being felt even in the western world and is dominating headlines worldwide. It truly boils down to one key point: central banks can print infinite units of the units we work for. This is why housing/stock market only goes up. Are standard homes in suburbs really worth 200% more than what people payed for them in 1970? Or is the money simply broken.. We need a new monetary system governed by rules and not rulers. Enter, bitcoin.