when the etf is approved, Is there a certain crypto exchange that will receive lots more traffic? Will BlackRock be buying bitcoin through a certain exchange? Like Binance or coinbase?
Currently at 926,903,765 per the Clark Moody dashboard: https://bitcoin.clarkmoody.com/dashboard/
Continuing to build an impressive track record.
Genuinely curious. Surely, hedgefunds, black rock, vanguard and state street which has some of the smartest/best investors would be whaling all the bitcoins.
I see the beginnings of the biggest hockey stick ever seen. Little did we know, it started in 2014, and has been quietly gaining momentum since. 2017 and 2020 were just nerves. Stay tuned boys and girls. The party is just getting started.
I love that there are so many public figures that create podcasts, books and educational videos about Bitcoin.
But how do these people handle risks associated with being known bitcoin promoters? Bad actors can assume that these individuals hold significant amounts of Bitcoin.
How do they protect themself from theft of seed phrases, threats, assault/torture, extortion, or other terible acts that someone could be motivated to perform in order to gain access to their wallets?
Isn't it really risky to talk in public about bitcoin under your full name?
I ask since I am considering starting a youtube channel in my own language as a side hustle. Although this would probably not make me famous overnight, I would be worried about these things if it became a success.
Obviously seen a lot of bullish activity in this sub and as usual it’s brought on a lot of “I’m new to btc but I want to buy £400 worth” type posts.
And I assume these people have seen the news and want a piece of the action without having any understanding of historic prices and just how volatile BTC can be.
So this is just a healthy check in to say:
Just please be careful people its not all sunshine, this sub has been relatively dead since the last crash and is only now picking up again, very easy to feed your biases here.
Am I gonna be ok?
What is your perspective on DCAing for the future? If BTC continues to rise, will you still keep buying in, or are you waiting for the next bear market to continue buying? For example, if BTC hits $80K, you would have to put a large amount of cash in to see any ROI. Thoughts?
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Ok everyone, we all know what’s about to start if you’ve been into bitcoin for more than a couple of years. All the beginners are going to come out asking about bitcoin and how to invest etc etc. I would please ask everyone of two things:
Please don’t immediately bash them. I’m already reading all of these “fckn noob” “get out of here” comments. Please stop. How to do expect bitcoin to grow without the new comers during a bull run, please stop. Understand that you were new at some point too. Educate without the attitude.
Understand that a lot of these beginners are not going to understand all of the concepts of bitcoin right away. They might not understand how a cold wallet works and just want to throw a few hundred bucks into bitcoin just to test the water. This is OK! Point them to something more digestible like cashapp or PayPal while they learn how bitcoin actually works.
I’m just saying, bitcoin is actually quite complex and give people the space to learn about it. Just yelling at them isn’t the way.
Hello guys. Title says it all rlly. Thoughtful and explained points very much appreciated!
Peace and love 💕
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Buying a house is generally a good investment because even without any appreciation on the value of the house, the cost of the mortgage payment will become less (over 30 years in the US) as inflation eats away at the value of the dollar or other fiat currencies. Using round numbers a $500 dollar monthly mortgage payment with 5% inflation will be the same as $107 payment in 30 years.
But if the world moves to bitcoin and the value of bitcoin is always rising the cost of that mortgage payment will be constantly going up. So to purchase a house the value needs to be constantly going up at a rate that exceeds the increased value in bitcoin.
Won't the interest rates that banks need to be worth the risk be insanely high to the point no one will be able to get a mortgage?
