BTCUSDT20240311P75000
Bitcoin / Tether USD Mar 11 2024 75000.00 Put
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Their initial press release mentioned that they are planning on adding support for more cryptocurrencies in the future. My guess is that the timeline will depend on how popular the initial rollout of ETH and BTC is.

It was harder to buy bitcoin back in 2009 than you think. No one wanted to sell it, and if you wanted to buy it, you’d probably have to pay a crazy amount, like $400 for 1500 BTC on eBay. I tried to buy 2500 BTC for $25 in the IRC channel back in 2009 and they kicked me out. Ever since then, I guess I’ve had a grudge against Bitcoin and have only spent it on drugs so far. I’m gonna finally start regularly buying it. But the days of a Lambo and mansion are pretty much over

> returns on BTC are rapidly diminishing
Nobody ever said it would be infinite returns. That is silly. That is a silly argument. With *any* asset, the most outsized gains will be when it is a new asset. Bitcoin's mcap is $1.303 Trillion ... it's not going to move like a small cap asset anymore,
> to the point where it's 5 year return is now lower than both VOO and VT
|Asset|5-Year Total Return|5-Year Annualized Return (CAGR)|Data Source Date|
:--|:--|:--|:--|
|**Bitcoin (BTC)**|**~146%** (Estimated)|**~19.7%**|July 2026 (Derived)|
|**VOO** (S&P 500)|**+46.75%**|**+7.97%**|July 23, 2026|
|**VT** (Total World)|**+32.94%**|**+5.86%**|July 23, 2026
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Dca because who really has time to track the price and charts unless you're a full time trader.
We all got jobs, families, relationships, friends, day to day life to be present at.
In the end Im buying my BTC for the future me. 15-30 years time frame. It crashes 20-50% well good thing I don't need any of that value of BTC.

What do you mean by scam post? Lending no longer means sending your coins to some platform's wallet like Celsius. What's actually happening with the newer setups is your BTC sits in a vault secured by spend conditions written directly into Bitcoin script using Taproot. Nobody has your private key, the coins never move to a third party's balance sheet, and the conditions for how those coins can be spent, like what happens if a loan defaults, are enforced by the script itself, not by some company's internal ledger. That's a completely different trust model than old CeFi lending. Those blew up because you were trusting a company not to rehypothecate your funds or gamble with them behind the scenes, there was no way to verify what they were actually doing with your coins. With the on-chain vault approach, you can literally verify the conditions yourself, there's no black box. So do some reading yourself before replying blindly.

Even if it hasn't peaked, you can clearly see with your numbers that the returns on BTC are rapidly diminishing, to the point where it's 5 year return is now lower than VOO.

AI goes down BTC up

Hello... Does anyone know if Schwab intends to offer crypto besides the BTC and ETH they now do? Or, where I might look to find this information? I am interested in XRP as it is one of the more "major" coins they might be considering it. Thank You

I don't think there's anything wrong with tracking it. I'd separate tracking your finances from tracking the price, though knowing your total BTC, average cost, allocation, and how much youre putting in can be useful. Knowing that your position is down since yesterday doesnt tell you much.
If the spreadsheet helps you follow a plan, keep it. If opening it makes you want to change the plan every time Bitcoin moves, make it a habit to check less often.
You don't have to stop being analytical. You just need to decide which information actually changes a decision.

Then it’s a good thing the halving ist still 2 years away. Plenty of time for AI to cool off and when the block reward splits in half, hopefully the prospect of a BTC bull market sucks money back into the BTC ecosystem.
Once the bull gets going, money will inevitably come pouring in. Nobody wants to miss the chance of $200k BTC.

I wish BTC would trade lower so i can buy more

BTC has been boring for a lot of time. The last dump is coming, but when? August or september?

Is BTC going back to $100k before the end of the decade?

Best exchange for BTC to XMR?

Respectfully man - if .11 BTC is half of your life savings - you shouldn’t be focused on trying to buy vest your way to success. You should be focusing on learning all sets that up your value in the market and allow you to earn more active income.

That seems like simply misunderstanding how an ETF works. ETFs cancel out orders from their customers in opposite directions and only buy or sell the NET overall change at the end of the period.
So ETF clients may have placed buy orders for 100,000 BTC (more than Saylor) but also placed sell orders for 93,000 BTC so the whole fund at the end just bought 7,000 net.

BTC META 600/585p for 2.50. Setting the stop saved my ass here. I probably should have just closed this for a buck earlier in the day but got greedy. Oh well.
BTC SOFI Sep 23c for .27 each (+1.00). Closing these for around 80% gain since earnings is this week.
STO CRM Aug 185/190c for 1.25. CRM has rejected off of the low 170s three times in July. Small risk trade here.

DCA’ing daily made me stop caring. 20 bucks at day on Strike every morning no matter what. Takes all the emotions of it. I was buying 20 bucks a day at 35k and buying 20 bucks a day at 125k.
My philosophy is, build up every .01 BTC I can, and chill.

I just know my rounded to the hundredths amount of BTC I have. Back in 2021 when I used some I had to go back through documents to send to my CPA to declare taxes properly but day to day or year to year I don't track it at all otherwise. If I'm curious, I can just look up what the equivalent dollar value is after large price swings, but don't typically do that as I don't see the point

Financial media begins pumping BTC daily so institutional investors can unload their bags on the general public.