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Bitcoin, Cryptocurrency, Blockchain, and You: Navigating the Future of Tech (a NeoGAF discussion thread)
DownLikeBCPowder
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Same, but I've never been much a fan of XRP, though I do have and like XLM which received huge boost today on the related news it seems.Guess who doesn't have any XRP
DownLikeBCPowder
Member
The legislation situation in the United States is terrible. Some states are at least encouraging it but all that's going to end up happening as we will be left behind as capital and capable individuals flee to more benevolent legal jurisdictions. It sucks.
HoodWinked
Member
Bitcoin rally pretty hard last couple days
genesisblock
Member
Another 69k scenario before the drop?
Audiophile
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A good day today, let's celebrate with a meme..
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HoodWinked
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doge up 40% over 5 days.
HoodWinked
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Bitcoin and Dogecoin are still rallying. Bitcoin just hit an all time high so any bag holders that were still holding are finally in the green.
Maiden Voyage
Gold™ Member
I sold all my crypto a while back because the volatility was too much for me. Crazy to see the 5Y pricing:Bitcoin and Dogecoin are still rallying. Bitcoin just hit an all time high so any bag holders that were still holding are finally in the green.
HoodWinked
Member
Crazy it kept hitting that 69k wall finally just broke past it. We're now in uncharted territory.
Venom Snake
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I think 80-85k is achievable before halving. How much are you betting by the end of the year? 150k-200k would be great.
b0uncyfr0
Member
200 is crazy. Id say 135k at the highest.
Venom Snake
Member
I wouldn't mind 135k to be honest.
What i wonder is whether the maximum price before the halving will be treated as the first top of two, or will history repeat itself and there will be another one in a year and a half from now? There are different narratives circulating around that topic.
I would prefer the latter scenario, because i don't feel comfortable selling half of my portfolio at the beginning or middle of a bull run. With players such as Blackrock in the picture, the post-halving crash may not take long enough to catch the dip before it rebounds pretty damn hard.
So if the bull market ends this year... God please make it 150k
b0uncyfr0
Member
Frankly, i'm not bothered. There are too many risks associated with selling imo. Especially if you're trying to stack more BTC.
Sure, you could buy back cheaper but with the ETF's and new inflows - we could stay around the 100 mark. Noone knows yet.
Personally, I dont need the money, therefore im not selling a single sat until its around 500K.
Sure, you could buy back cheaper but with the ETF's and new inflows - we could stay around the 100 mark. Noone knows yet.
Personally, I dont need the money, therefore im not selling a single sat until its around 500K.
HoodWinked
Member
it finally happened $100K
Tiago Rodrigues
Member
Every time i think its “too late” to buy bitcoin im surprised at how high it goes. Ill never say “it’s peaking any minute now” regarding this one lmaoit finally happened $100K
Dorfdad
Gold Member
its peak for now. I want to buy in more but not at 100k a coin. Need it to drop back to 60's for a day lol so I can get more!
DownLikeBCPowder
Member
It might be close to peak for now (or it could run another 50%, or more, or not), but BTC will certainly be measured in terms of millions of dollars, not thousands.
CompleteGlobalSaturation
Member
I've missed all the crypto hype but if it hits 60k I will happily buy one whole BTC - which is likely nothing compared to the tons of people who have multiple bitcoins!
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Dorfdad
Gold Member
It’s ok one bitcoin at 60k in 10-12 years may be 500k
pel1300
Member
No one here DCA's bitcoin as a longterm asset?
Judging by comments ITT seems most here like to just time the market, buy it when it dips, sell when high, rinse repeat?
Most of the bitcoin enthusiasts I've been listening to encourage just buying it regularly (ie every month or every week) with any extra cash you don't need in the next 4 years, while ignoring the price fluctuations. And they also say to not sell it - just hold onto it not matter what.
Judging by comments ITT seems most here like to just time the market, buy it when it dips, sell when high, rinse repeat?
Most of the bitcoin enthusiasts I've been listening to encourage just buying it regularly (ie every month or every week) with any extra cash you don't need in the next 4 years, while ignoring the price fluctuations. And they also say to not sell it - just hold onto it not matter what.
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HoodWinked
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ya don't do this. they paid $800k in fees to send $13,000. Appears to have been some kind of a crypto swap gone wrong. Fees end up going to miners.
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Miyazaki’s Slave
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ya don't do this. they paid $800k in fees to send $13,000. Appears to have been some kind of a crypto swap gone wrong. Fees end up going to miners.
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Sitting on eth and the gas prices seem wonky as well...but I have never sold only mined/staked.
I am far too uneducated about the process to cash some out for a $10,000,000,000 pizza