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Bitcoin March 22 2021 Daily MOVE Contracts
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I don't try to call bottoms. I'm more interested in seeing Bitcoin become more productive over time, and TBVs are part of that bigger picture because they give native BTC the potential to participate in more use cases instead of just sitting idle.

When BTC falls to $10 you will achieve your goal

To feel the weicht of 1 BTC

There is a time to use platforms.
I have some older relatives invested in BTC, and I have them using platforms.
It's right for them.
Self-custody is right for me.

Hi all, continuing to thin the herd, little bit of everything here
Proof1: [https://i.postimg.cc/4XRHm9r8/PMFS072426PROOF1.jpg](https://i.postimg.cc/4XRHm9r8/PMFS072426PROOF1.jpg)
Proof2: [https://i.postimg.cc/rMkq4Nwn/PMFS072426PROOF2.jpg](https://i.postimg.cc/rMkq4Nwn/PMFS072426PROOF2.jpg)
I think I'm about right on all the pricing but open to reasonable supported offers if I'm way off on anything
Payment by CashApp, PPFF, Zelle, open to BTC if you cover any fees on your end
All items will be carefully packed and shipped USPS Priority Mail with tracking - $8.00 for one or all
Some have toning starting, most capsules are scuffed or scratched a bit, a few have minor cracks - this should show in the pics but let me know if this is important to you and I'll be happy to send more detailed pics
I’m at work so please be patient if I don’t get back to you immediately, will go in order of messages received quickly as I can
Thank you for looking!
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2021 Britannia (1,2,3,4,5,6) $61.00
2020 Krugerrand (1,2,3,4) $61.00
2018 Krugerrand $61.00
2020 ASE (1,2,3,4) $63.00
2015 Gabon Springbok $61.00
2021 Armenia Ark (1,2,3) $64.00
2013 Philharmonic (1,2) $61.00 - some milkspotting
2020 Libertad $74.00
2020 Brit IndianOceanTerr. Turtle $61.00
2001 Alderny Millenium $61.00
2021 Australia Swan $64.00
2019 British Royal Arms $69.00
2014 Gairsoppa 1/4oz $32.00
2010 France 10 Euro $75.00
2006 Portugal Henry the Navigator $64.00
1oz Colorized Alphonse Mucha “Dance” $64.00
5oz Antique Alphonse Mucha “Dance” $335.00
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Closer Pics
Britannias1: [https://i.postimg.cc/YMHtFzCR/BRIT1.jpg](https://i.postimg.cc/YMHtFzCR/BRIT1.jpg)
Britannias2: [https://i.postimg.cc/Skhm9fx2/BRIT2.jpg](https://i.postimg.cc/Skhm9fx2/BRIT2.jpg)
Krugerrands1: [https://i.postimg.cc/Kx2mTD88/KRUG1.jpg](https://i.postimg.cc/Kx2mTD88/KRUG1.jpg)
Krugerrands2: [https://i.postimg.cc/ZZ3T0M4W/KRUG2.jpg](https://i.postimg.cc/ZZ3T0M4W/KRUG2.jpg)
ASE1: [https://i.postimg.cc/mRMbh5BZ/ASE1.jpg](https://i.postimg.cc/mRMbh5BZ/ASE1.jpg)
ASE2: [https://i.postimg.cc/tyPX7MpG/ASE2.jpg](https://i.postimg.cc/tyPX7MpG/ASE2.jpg)
Philharmonics1: [https://i.postimg.cc/DFs2mMFY/PHIL1.jpg](https://i.postimg.cc/DFs2mMFY/PHIL1.jpg)
Philharmonics2: [https://i.postimg.cc/kCLJJm3P/PHIL2.jpg](https://i.postimg.cc/kCLJJm3P/PHIL2.jpg)
Armenia Ark1: [https://i.postimg.cc/HH5pjhdD/ARK1.jpg](https://i.postimg.cc/HH5pjhdD/ARK1.jpg)
Armenia Ark2: [https://i.postimg.cc/px82y6x3/ARK2.jpg](https://i.postimg.cc/px82y6x3/ARK2.jpg)
LIbertad,Turtle,Springbok1: [https://i.postimg.cc/CMySmjHp/TURTLELIBSBOK1.jpg](https://i.postimg.cc/CMySmjHp/TURTLELIBSBOK1.jpg)
LIbertad,Turtle,Springbok2: [https://i.postimg.cc/XNM4QwKD/TURTLELIBSBOK2.jpg](https://i.postimg.cc/XNM4QwKD/TURTLELIBSBOK2.jpg)
Swan,Alderny,RoyalArms1: [https://i.postimg.cc/8pfTRyv3/SWANALDERNYROYALA1.jpg](https://i.postimg.cc/8pfTRyv3/SWANALDERNYROYALA1.jpg)
Swan,Alderny,RoyalArms2: [https://i.postimg.cc/Ns2Q6NXN/SWANALDERNYROYALA2.jpg](https://i.postimg.cc/Ns2Q6NXN/SWANALDERNYROYALA2.jpg)
France10E,PortugalHtN,Gairsoppa,Mucha1oz1: [https://i.postimg.cc/RSJv7PtG/HENRYGAIRSFRMUCHA1.jpg](https://i.postimg.cc/RSJv7PtG/HENRYGAIRSFRMUCHA1.jpg)
France10E,PortugalHtN,Gairsoppa,Mucha1oz2: [https://i.postimg.cc/dsZJ2WC6/HENRYGAIRSFRMUCHA2.jpg](https://i.postimg.cc/dsZJ2WC6/HENRYGAIRSFRMUCHA2.jpg)
5oz Alphonse Mucha Dance1: [https://i.postimg.cc/nF9n4dmG/5OZMUCHADANCE1.jpg](https://i.postimg.cc/nF9n4dmG/5OZMUCHADANCE1.jpg)
5oz Alphonse Mucha Dance2: [https://i.postimg.cc/nF9n4dmB/5OZMUCHADANCE2.jpg](https://i.postimg.cc/nF9n4dmB/5OZMUCHADANCE2.jpg)

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the dismissive responses here aren't wrong per se — most altcoins underperform BTC over any meaningful timeframe. but "all alts are dead" misses the actual question, which is about approach, not whether it's possible.
what actually separates people who make money on alts from those who don't:
1. picking alts with real revenue — protocols that generate fees, have token buybacks/burns, and would survive a bear market because users actually need them (ETH, AAVE, UNI, etc) vs pure speculation plays
2. position sizing — keeping alts to 15-25% of portfolio max, so BTC/ETH carry the bulk and alt losses don't wipe gains
3. entry timing — alts tend to outperform BTC late in bull cycles when BTC dominance peaks and capital rotates. buying alts in sideways/bear market is where most people get burned.
4. setting profit targets in advance — alts are volatile by design, and people who made money typically had a "sell 50% at 2x" discipline rather than HODLing until it reversed.
none of this guarantees anything, but those are the actual variables that matter.

>**A permissioned pool,**
>**Trying so hard to be cool,**
>**Fell off a barstool.**
~Daily haiku until we’re at least at 0.178 on the ETH/BTC ratio or highest market cap

the LTC test-run approach was smart. for estate liquidation of small amounts, the real picture:
for the swap layer: Thorchain is the most trustless option for cross-chain without custody — ETH to native BTC, LTC, etc., with on-chain verification of the whole route. fixed-rate services (ChangeNow, FixedFloat) give you a locked quote so you're not exposed to slippage during execution.
the KYC bottleneck eventually reappears when you need fiat — most banks will ask questions about a sudden deposit from a crypto source regardless of how you got there. keeping a simple paper trail (screenshot of wallet, brief note about estate context) helps if that comes up later.
for the actual consolidation: ETH or BTC are the easiest end-state to off-ramp from, so converting everything there first then going fiat is cleaner than routing through LTC. Kraken's verification queue is annoying but their support is good for estate situations if you contact them directly explaining the context.

I don’t think the amount of money from people that would use btc on cold wallets would sustain a BTC price of more than $1000. And if they aren’t using cold wallets then they might as well use tokenized RWAs

If you have a Robinhood, Fidelity, Scwhab, WeBull, or other brokerage account, you can buy either IBIT or FBTC.
These are both 1:1 BTC ETFs. They trade like a stock. No need to keep a wallet. No need to report digital asset transactions every year on your tax return.
Also, easier to buy or sell (but subject to market trading hours, typically 9:30-4pm EST M-F).

Baby vs Supernova type of comparison, back in 2010. Now that they're somewhat similar in size, looks like Bitcoin is falling behind. I don't expect BTC to outpace S&P in the future at all. Basically everybody that wanted in had plenty of ways at this point, even ETN/ETCs... yet we're still stagnating.
And don't come at be with the 4 years cicle bs now, please. That is some woodoo type shit. It was like that in the past, but past isn't a valid indicator for the future.

STO on 7/8/26 --> BTC today
* AVGO 8/7 435C (8.3 --> 1.6) x10

Hmm interesting I’m not really a fan of RWAs for the same reasons I don’t like paper gold or BTC ETFs. Why would I pay a custodian to not only hold the asset or worse a claim to it but also hold my money and I get… a token. It seems like a way to strip people of not just their money but the assets as well, part of the you’ll own nothing and like it narrative. Idk to me I see more people than ever interested in tangible things that’s why collectibles and things like watches have sky rocketed.

Depende del plazo. A largo plazo, minimo 80% BTC y el resto a tradicional. Y a mas bajo plazo, podes bajar la proporcion.

BTC INTC 95p for .25 (+.75).
I decided to jump back in and STO INTC 94p for .25 and went for a run. Then semis decided to die? Looks like I'll be getting assigned INTC at CB 93.

so i got a challenge from my twitch subscriber to receive at least 0.001 BTC from stranger. and spend it on homeless and the childrens who can not afford education and food.
if any stranger come forward to donate i will also contribute my 30% of the wealth in charity
btc address: bc1ql873fwlqqh0w5jpsdvv2xhdlakl4374zse7sdt

Not sponsored—I just feel like a lot of people still don’t know Binance.US Boost exists.
I currently have some BTC and stablecoins sitting on Binance.US while I wait for opportunities to deploy them back into the market. Rather than letting everything sit completely idle, I’ve been putting eligible assets into Boost to earn additional crypto rewards.
The rates change depending on the event and how many people participate, but there are no user fees, rewards are distributed weekly, and you can remove your assets when you need them. Binance.US also says the assets placed into Boost aren’t lent out or used for trading.
The only real inconvenience is that you can’t trade or stake those assets while they’re enrolled. You have to remove them from Boost first, which is worth keeping in mind if you’re waiting to make a quick market move. But there is no cool down period to remove them.
It’s not life-changing money, and there’s obviously still the normal risk of holding assets on a centralized exchange, but it’s a solid way to earn something while waiting to deploy them.
The yield has honestly been better than almost any other passive opportunity I’ve seen recently. With the current SEI Boost event, I’ve earned around $200 from roughly $5,000 split between BTC, USDT, and USDC.
Boost:
[https://www.binance.us/boost](https://www.binance.us/boost)
How it works:
[https://support.binance.us/en/articles/9842941-boost-on-binance-us-introduction-frequently-asked-questions](https://support.binance.us/en/articles/9842941-boost-on-binance-us-introduction-frequently-asked-questions)

If you zoom out back to 2010, BTC up 64,000,000%, S&P up 800%.

You're wrong, you can use DEX aggregator like https://switcher.finance/, it has better rates than CEX and no counterparty risk (I lost 6 figures on MEXC when i deposited BTC to just convert to USDT..)

You're not using Bitcoin if you're dealing with exchanges regularly. Stick to onchain and lightning and build a reserve so that you don't have to constantly change between fiat and BTC. Pay your suppliers with BTC whenever you can. Anything else is just optics.
In the end you have to ask yourself why you want to use Bitcoin in your business. If it's only to attract crpytobros only to immediately swap back to fiat, please just don't. Bitcoin has to serve your business, not the other way around. Use it to save on payment processing fees, accelerate payments, and diversify the assets held by your business.