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Bitcoin / Tether USD Apr 9 2024 64500.00 Put
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Good plan. Do you stake as well, or do you just keep your BTC sitting idle in your wallet.

My conviction is based on what I believe, and that also relates to the fundamental. As a matter of fact, it's becoming stronger with BTC adapting native staking features.

> BTC is failing
Bitcoin stopped going down almost 2 months ago.

Why don't you reply while BTC is rallying? Did you short it, clown? Who's the kid now?
See you at 84-86k!

I’d separate the question into two parts: loan mechanics and sleep-at-night risk.
At \~1.24% APY the rate looks attractive, but 60% LTV against BTC is the part that would make me nervous, not the interest. Bitcoin can move 20–30% fast, and once you’re forced to watch liquidation levels every day, the “cheap” loan stops feeling cheap. Personally I wouldn’t do this at 60% unless I had a very obvious top-up plan and extra liquidity ready. If you really want to keep exposure, a lower LTV or even a hybrid approach makes more sense to me: sell a bit, borrow a bit, and avoid putting yourself in a position where one ugly move decides the apartment purchase for you.

new listings with 0% fees always bring that initial volume spike, so it’s a good window if you’re looking to trade short-term momentum, just gotta be careful since a lot of these ERC20 launches fade after the promo period ends and liquidity rotates out, I usually just take small trades on these and keep most of my BTC parked on CoinDepo for steady yield instead of chasing every fresh listing

BTC is the only one where "too late" is genuinely off the table as an argument. The thesis is simple enough that it either works long term or it doesn't - and if it doesn't, most altcoins go with it anyway. For smaller caps the question is always whether there's a real product underneath the price. Most don't have one. The ones worth watching have utility that works outside a bull run - yield, credit lines, actual user activity. Nexo fits that category. HBAR and XRP are more macro/institutional bets, different risk profile entirely. What's your time horizon?

I meant the yield provider not the coin. Ofcourse the coin can go up or down in 6 months. That is a different thing. But in your case it is BTC and 6 months is fine with Kraken.

Yeah, I get what you mean, it kind of feels like BTC is in this weird middle ground now. It’s not acting like a true safe haven like gold, but it’s also not getting dumped first like a high-risk asset anymore. Almost like the market is starting to treat it as something more “established,” but not fully defensive yet
Might just be a sign that BTC is maturing into its own category rather than fitting the old narratives.

That’s the right attitude but I’d advise some kind of diversification. Even if you go mostly BTC, with some metals ETFs, some energy ETFs, and some solid companies. Just in case Bitcoin doesn’t perform as expected you can still have exposure to other assets. Over your lifetime they should all be much more valuable. And since your young, keep some cash liquid so eventually when the market crashes you can buy in low. You have time on your side and can wait for the right opportunity 

The following is a snippet from what I asked chatgpt:
>How Bitcoin is actually exposed
Important nuance:
❗ Only certain wallets are vulnerable
If you’ve never spent from your address → your public key is hidden
If you have spent → your public key is visible on-chain
Does anyone have any insight into this, is this true and a possible way to be safe if I never intend to spend my BTC from my cold wallet? And when I do I'd probably cash it all at once.

DCAing BTC no matter what happens

Bitcoin price analysis: BTC is closer to its 'buy zone' than it's been in three years

It's not going to feel great if BTC is sitting below 30k and block times start to get real bad

$BTC SHORT-TERM UPDATE

First BTC is the hardest. Now the journey really begins.

BTC is with 0.00 in all currencies!

Curious as someone who doesn’t do BTC.. why do you invest in Bitcoin given you don’t expect it to go up enough to make you rich in your lifetime (who’s to say itll go up enough to make your kids rich in their lifetime?). Why not put it into the market or something with underlying value that guarantees a return? Or are you doing both
Also curious if you ever plan on using it as currency/expect them to use it as currency

Thanks for that ChatGPT description of quantum computing.
The energy needed to execute quantum computing dwarfs the current energy generation by the entire planet.
Quantum computing would make AI data center usage look like a joke in comparison.
It would be incredibly obvious if a company was going to try and break crypto. Not only would various governments shut them down in a heartbeat, but realistically all it means is BTC would hard fork away from the hostile takeover (not ideal but always an option).

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