Been in crypto since 2016, here a little less... JUST FUCKING BUY BITCOIN. SELL YOUR FUCKING ALTS AND BUY FUCKING BITCOIN. I promise it is the right decision. It objectively, statistically and historically is the right call. All your coins are dumb and regarded and you are coping and seething. Get rid of them. It is time for the great #rotaysh. I have held countless alts. Was in XRP early, sol early, eth at 90 bucks. Hell i was even in ada at .02... Some have done well, most have not. None of them have done what bitcoin has done (for me and just generally). If all that capital were simply allocated to bitcoin... I would be on a yacht. I know it feels like you have to catch the "next wave" etc. Bitcoin still has exponential growth potential as it trickles into the financial system (retirement accounts, company balance sheets, treasury company inclusion in indexes, etc.). Its growth potential is unmatched vs. others. All these other narratives ("art" nfts, meme coins, KOLs, web "3," blockchain gaming...) are all fucking stupid. There MAYBE will be some stuff regarding digital ID and RWA in the future, but you are mostly coping with anything else. I have seen, read, participated in virtually every narrative ever and it's all dumb fucking cope. We are likely near a btc bottom. It is time for the great rotaysh. #believe. ps. i sold most of my btc stack at $112,500 and don't have much left so I don't even really have much skin in the game. Literally just trying to save the regards in this sub from themselves. $350k by november 2029. Mark it. submitted by /u/lwc-wtang12 [link] [Kommentare]
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Hedera was supposed to be this huge enterprise focused entity with many employees, compliance and regulation, governed by huge corporations. But it's been 7 years and others like Stellar have blown past it in terms of adoption. Is it too late for hbar to recover, is it the next Vechain? submitted by /u/hank194 [link] [Kommentare]
What regulated MiCA exchange i should choose, if i want low fees (withdrawal and deposit fees and spot trading fees)? What about hot wallets? Which hot wallet is safe? submitted by /u/Melowicz [link] [Kommentare]
I've put my entire mortgage and pension on it but lately it dipped to 0.0000000000007$ . Is it ever going back to 0.0000000000032$ ? Thanks in advance submitted by /u/MarvelousJarro [link] [Kommentare]
We have had pro crypto FED , administration, ETFs , some countries adopting, exchanges have become mainstream …. What is going to pump our bags for next halving. BTC has been mehh and alts obliterated since 2021. Is there even a point to DCA into alts and Hodl like the previous cycles. This cycle has left a bad taste in most altcoin investors than the FTX /Luna crash . It seams like retail isn’t even interested in cryto / BTC anymore. Without a crazy alt season I think this space is going to shrivel out other than btc . Where are we going with this “asset class“ ? submitted by /u/ozera202 [link] [Kommentare]
Anybody sell their bitcoin and put it into alts when BTC was at 126k waiting for alts to rip up past their 2021 highs ? That's how they caught most of us. I have to applaud how slick they were. We all thought we were going to see face melting gains. submitted by /u/Electronic_Worker245 [link] [Kommentare]
Bitcoin is facing a $4.4 billion supply overhang, according to new market data. Bitcoin ETFs sold around 71,600 BTC this month. Corporate treasuries bought only 7,500 BTC. Newly mined BTC is adding more supply to the market. This means more Bitcoin is being sold than institutions are buying, which could put pressure on the price if demand doesn't improve. Do you think this is just a short-term trend, or could it affect Bitcoin's price in the coming months? 👇 https://www.coindesk.com/daybook-us/2026/06/30/bitcoin-usd4-4-billion-supply-overhang-emerges-as-institutional-demand-wilts/ submitted by /u/Realistic_Factor409 [link] [Kommentare]
It's a good model though with an R² of 96% Check it out https://www.blockchaincenter.net/ethereum-rainbow-chart/ submitted by /u/blockchaincenter_de [link] [Kommentare]
In comparison with all other top 15 alt rubbish, ADA has lost the most in the last year or so. Any chances of recovery? Any reasons of the dump? Is ADA going to be one of the things of the past like NEO and ZIL etc? submitted by /u/NoManagement3224 [link] [Kommentare]
So MSTR has pretty much been the only and the very last institutional buyer of BTC. At a certain point their buys did not pump the price anymore, they just sustained it. Now the party is almost over and the music about to stop. Most here believe that. So obviously when the news comes out that MSRT is saying they are preparing to sell up to a billion dollars worth of Bitcoin, after the price crashed on them just selling 32 BTC. Well obviously, EVERYBODY here and their grandmothers are expecting the price to crash. And what do people who think they are smarter than everybody else do when they are a 100% convinced the price of Bitcoin will go down? They open a short on Bitcoin, or gamble on polymarket that the price will go down. It's free money right? Borrow some Bitcoin now, sell em quickly, then when MSTR crashes the price buy back the Bitcoin you borrowed and give em back, the price difference is pure profit. Now currently these shorts are not yet in. Give it a week or so, maybe 2. Price will prob slip a bit to 55K or so. Then when the shorst start piling in .... BOOM massive 11% pump in a single day! 11% is enough to liquidate everybody that used 10x leverage. When that happens their colletoral is used to buy the Bitcoin they borrowed back which pushed up the price even more. Now it's 22% up, now everybody that shorted with 5x leverage gets liquidated. Their colletoral is used to buy the Bitcoin they borrowed and sell back, to give it back. This pushes the price up even more. BTC is up 30% in 20 hours. And some bot actually posted a 67 meme. Now all posts on r bitcoin and r cryptocurrency are about people who bough the dip and are making fun of the doubters. All the bots asking the people "Did you buy the dip?" Some people are saying: Haha, I was right to hold. Now BTC is going straight to 200K by Christmas. FOMO kicks in again. Retail is buying again because Christmas is coming! And then MSTR sells their first batch of Bitcoin and we go straight to 45K. Now the posts on r/cryptocurrency are about how this was soooo predictable everybody knew it was going to happen (but today I will catch a million downvotes) And when somebody thinks he is smarter than everybody else once, he will think it again. So this scenario will probably play out 2 or 3 more times ... before Christmas and BTC at 33k. submitted by /u/MelangeBot [link] [Kommentare]
Imagine Bitcoin’s price doesn’t move 1 cent up or down for the next few decades. As of now the have just over 28 years of coverage from their BTC pile. Lets take off 2 years assuming the 4 Bln of net debt has to be paid back, and another 2 for buying back stock trying to get the preferds back to par. That means in 24 years they are gone, and bitcoin carries on doing what it has been doing for nearly 2 decades. If the price rises they can keep the show on the road, and if it rises quickly enough they can do this indefinitely. If the price falls this all unravels more quickly. As long as there are users needing peer to peer money and miners willing to validate and broadcast transactions, Bitcoin goes on forever. submitted by /u/Leithm [link] [Kommentare]
I don't really care if the price goes down after I buy. I believe one day it will be at least 3x than it is now. And if I lose this money... it's still better than wasting it on stupid things! submitted by /u/MobApps1 [link] [Kommentare]
Short answer, yes, at least locally. Monthly chart is in Buy zone. Deepest price is 47k, but everyone is waiting instead of buying, I AM buying. https://www.youtube.com/live/JiDQQdHEbrA?si=nGF1n1oD98etuiWa submitted by /u/TheBarrendero [link] [Kommentare]