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I keep seeing posts or comments on this sub about how people don't tell their wife or long term partner about their holdings at all or dramatically understate them. Or also draining their joint future savings and putting it all in crypto without discussion. This is what gambling addiction looks like, you should not have to hide it. Money, including bitcoin, is ultimately an ends to a means, so your strategy should be in line with your partner for your hopes, aspirations and goals. So don't blow up a good relationship because you believe in crypto, you can have both if you just communicate. Submitted December 31, 2023 at 11:05PM by leo_the_lion6 https://ift.tt/gdnTcDp

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As an OG hodler who has been mining since you could do it on a Pentium 4 desktop, with all the sincerity in my heart, OG's - SHUT UP. The entire ethos of bitcoin is that anyone can do what they want with their property. If noobs are excited about what bitcoin ETF's can do for this space, it's none of your business. All this growling about it is just out of order. You don't own Bitcoin Network. You are not special. Knock off the self-righteous criticism and dooming. If bitcoin is what we say it is, it won't matter anyway. Submitted December 30, 2023 at 10:26PM by PepeDeCorozal https://ift.tt/GseuaQl

I learned this by reading excerpts of Lyn Alden's new book Broken Money . This is the only time in history where, on a global scale, a weaker money won out in terms of adoption over a harder money. And it occurred because telecommunication systems introduced speed as a new variable into the competition. Gold, with its inherently slow speed of transport and authentication, couldn’t compete with the pound, the dollar, and other top fiat currencies with their combination of speed and convenience, despite gold being in scarcer supply. The combination of legal tender laws, taxation authority, and greater speed has allowed fiat currencies to outcompete their slower but scarcer precious metal counterparts all over the world in terms of usage. This mismatch or gap in speed has been a foundational reason for the greater and greater levels of financialization that the world has seen over the past century and a half. Monetary ledgers became increasingly detached from any sort of natural co

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Y'all ain't getting no chips Submitted December 26, 2023 at 10:47PM by FrontalLobeGang https://ift.tt/6uBn7oh

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Why is this taking so long and how can I hurry it up? Submitted December 25, 2023 at 02:15PM by wilderness1294 https://ift.tt/KgdCZHD

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I literally don’t know of anyone else that owns Bitcoin.. none of my family or friends do. There’s a guy at my gym who says he has a small amount.. and that it. Now I know some of you are probably extremely paranoid and don’t talk about it in public for fear of a $5 wrench attack, but I think just casually talking about BTC and not saying how much you own if any, shouldn’t stop from hearing about other possible owners.. just seems weird that there aren’t more and more people talking about it.. I’m in the US btw.. Submitted December 25, 2023 at 09:39PM by Physical-State3960 https://ift.tt/OzjWdLA

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Heads: My 69 year old Father-in-Law recently asked me if I had any of “The Bitcoins”. Of course I told him that I do have actual Bitcoin as well as exposure to Bitcoin in my IRA. He watches Jim Cramer on CNBC but said he hasn’t heard him talk about positively about Bitcoin. I gave him a few high-level reasons as to why I believe it is a solid but still volatile investment. He was very receptive to how I explained Bitcoin to him. I also explained to him about the potential of Spot Bitcoin funds in January, 2024. The next day he asked what stocks he could invest in that would give him Bitcoin exposure. I gave him a few suggestions for research since he wanted to do this through his Charles Schwab account. A few hours later he said he was “in” and is still interested in the Spot ETFs. ​ Tails: I gave my 8 year old Grandson a “gold” (made of aluminum) Bitcoin token as a gift. He thinks it is cool. He has heard of Bitcoin at school. I explained to him that the physical coin isn’t wort

Greed is part of human nature and everyone who is in charge of a monetary system can't help themselves and will sooner or later rug pull it's users. In crypto this happens on a smaller scale but it's more rapid, blatant and obvious, in fiat it happens on a large scale, a slower more subtle multigenerational rug pull. The long term outcome is the same. It doesn't matter how late you are to Bitcoin it will always make sense to buy it if you can avoid becoming a victim of rug pulls. This is true today, true 10 years from now and true 100 years from now. As long as the blockchain works without interruption it will make sense to use it as an exit. Stocks and real estate are a good alternative as an exit strategy but stocks are subject to geopolitical and economic risks and real estate requires active management and expertise if you want to beat inflation. Bitcoin should be the logical choice for many people. Submitted December 24, 2023 at 04:07PM by bitcorner22 http

Okay so hear me out. The govt is selling its confiscated btc to the institutions in preparation for the ETF…. Submitted December 23, 2023 at 09:47PM by Ambitious_Stock https://ift.tt/q8FrTKw

Uk based, but generally here it’s often said that when someone has accumulated enough BTC instead of spending it on,say, a house, we could borrow against it, so that we would still benefit from any further appreciation on the BTC… in reality are there any methods or companies where this could be implemented right now or in the short term future?? Submitted December 23, 2023 at 07:47PM by PerfectoAllstar https://ift.tt/Eg67vfL

I think one of the laziest arguments against Bitcoin is the 'no intrinsic value' statement. Ive been bickering with GPT over three glasses of wine to better understand the lens through which people make this argument. My end take away is that anyone making this statement has no idea what they are talking about, and are simply puppeting a type of corporate buzzword speak. Outside of the financial world I first learned of extrinsically motivated people to focus on external rewards (such as money), and intrinsically motivated people to be more value based (such as volunteering at a soup kitchen). I'll stop there, but anyone care to represent Bitcoins lack of intrinsic value? Arguing for fun here. Submitted December 23, 2023 at 05:18AM by MrFatwa https://ift.tt/xuwVCFd

As of today, it looks like there are only 1,822,809.97 bitcoins remaining on exchanges. The rest are stored in cold storage. These are typically people who are not thinking of selling in the short to medium term. Some are on exchanges but are lost forever. Some are on exchanges but owned by Spot ETF's like Fidelity (Yes Spot ETFs because they are already approved in Canada. Just one of Fidelity's spot ETF holds 3223.4255 bitcoins on exchanges.) now consider all the people that DCA'ing all over the world everyday in small amounts. This means each day 1000's of bitcoins are being bought up and that overall Bitcoin on exchange number is potentially reducing as a portion of these people move to cold storage periodically. Now consider when Spot ETF's in the USA get's approved and the halving happens. 100k/Bitcoin is just the tip of the iceberg and as they say, holding even .01 BTC (1,000,000 SATS) is going to be significant. Bitcoin is not even 1 Trillion in

US and EU looking to seize $300 billion of Russian assets - an unprecedented move at this scale. Seems relevant to BTC as more nation states will be looking to de-risk from dollars and western banks. For the record I'm not a Putin fan, just found this fascinating. https://web.archive.org/web/20231222055323/https://www.nytimes.com/2023/12/21/us/politics/russian-assets-ukraine.html Submitted December 22, 2023 at 12:54PM by DreadPirateButthurts https://ift.tt/ZKxLkso

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We are so early! The year of 2023 has been a true roller coaster. And 2024 is gearing up to be even more exciting. Big shout out to this community for your resilience and for sticking through the hard times. During this holiday season, try to step back from the charts. Remember to breathe, enjoy the holidays, and touch some grass, even if it's covered by snow. The world is slowly catching up to what we've known for a decade. The average Joe's perception of Bitcoin hasn't shifted much in years. Here's your reminder of it as an early Christmas gift haha: https://www.reddit.com/r/AskReddit/s/ss6PlFzmGQ Anywhoo, stay strong, keep up with your health because it comes before wealth, and enjoy the holiday season as we gear up for an exciting 2024! ​ P.S. Always remember to take profits along the way. We are all working hard to improve our lives and have some goals, whether buying a car or owning a house. Although luxury items may provide temporary happiness, it

Have been on this subreddit since 2018 (I guess). For everyone who is now freshly getting into Bitcoin: Chill out and DCA into Bitcoin. Then every month send all your Sats to an cold storage wallet. Thats the only post you need to read for your journey. Good luck sticking to it. Submitted December 20, 2023 at 08:01PM by DasDouble https://ift.tt/Y5SImAc

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I used to trade a lot of BTC and make some monies trading arbitrage across exchanges, plus save some money. Can you please help me, where are you getting access to BTC? Where are you trading? Submitted December 20, 2023 at 04:54AM by infinitelyhighrob https://ift.tt/vsWbM1K

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I plan on moving from my current ledger nano s to a Trezor one with a new seed for peace of mind. I have not updated my ledger since before they released their seed recovery announcement. With this latest scandal is there a risk in sending my BTC via ledger live to the new wallet? I would send a test transaction first, but assuming that goes as expected is there a risk for the following tx? Thanks Submitted December 18, 2023 at 12:55AM by General_North8658 https://ift.tt/ItMvDhc

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There are 60 million millionaires in the world, and every single one of them has a store of value problem. And so does everyone else in the world. The cost to ship a sizable amount of gold internationally costs hundreds of thousands or millions of dollars. Even if you just buy hundreds of thousands of dollars worth of gold domestically and bring it home, you're paying a spot markup of thousands of dollars. The cost to close a luxury mansion real estate deal (which many wealthy people just own and leave empty as a store of value) can be hundreds of thousands of dollars or more, and then depending on their jurisdiction they pay hundreds of thousands of dollars per year in property taxes on it. An international wire transfer often costs like $30 and takes days and is entirely permissioned/centralized/credit-based. Credit card fees are like 3%. The global banking industry generates hundreds of billions of dollars in fees per year even though it's all centralized. Bitcoin is a d

My BTC buy-in average is at 25k after navigating the bear market. The recent jump to 40k has me feeling disappointed, at my 20% target. I'll have some cash in 2024, and the ETFs are looking bullish. In 2021, I successfully took a loan, but a friend suggests going for a 2-year margin with interest on Binance instead of a bank loan. With the expectation of BTC going up in 2025, what's your take? Is it a smart move, or am I heading for trouble? NB: Young, Single, Stable Job, No Kids or Big Responsibilities Submitted December 17, 2023 at 07:38PM by HuntAltruistic4390 https://ift.tt/tn2p6G0

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Its like 2 years im Living a dfferent Life. Before buying a pair of Louboutin shoes or soending a 300€ diner was not a problem. Now i Think twice and buy satoshis instead....even for smaller things like 1kg of whey proteine.... Please tell me im not the only. Submitted December 16, 2023 at 02:17PM by Fine-Wind-4600 https://ift.tt/yMtxv5n

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You see people celebrating buying multi-year CDs with 5% APY. So much wasted opportunity. They have no idea what inflation is or what it does to the average person. Yet these subreddits are all extremely hostile to Bitcoin. It's truly depressing. Edit: I keep seeing a lot of "risk tolerance" explanations in the comments. This is silly. Bitcoin is volatile, but not risky. It's not about your risk tolerance, it's about your ability to self custody properly. Trusting your money with custodians is risky, bitcoin is not. Submitted December 15, 2023 at 05:05PM by karmassacre https://ift.tt/3DS8pYe

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And 8k to 67k in 20/21? These were absolutely massive price rises, without any of the eft or institutional interest we have now. What caused it back then? Submitted December 15, 2023 at 07:01PM by zascar https://ift.tt/HfPDRjg

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You gather around at the dinner table on Christmas and all the family members that have been laughing about the plummeting action in crypto for the past few years are quiet and kicking themselves for not hopping on board or doing more rearch. What do you do? Do you tell them "I told you so"? Curious to know how many people are in just for short term gains or looking at the bigger picture and HODL Submitted December 14, 2023 at 02:05PM by AJtherealtor305 https://ift.tt/QufBTio

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I posted something earlier and it seems like there some people that have made this mistake. If you DCA into BTC and for example, have 1000 transactions into your wallet instead of 10. Selling all that Bitcoin will be more expensive than selling the Bitcoin you bought with 10 total transactions. In essence, the more you use the network the more you pay for it. I’m sure there are some people here that can explain it much more in detail than I can. I work around to this is to buy on an exchange for a few weeks, then move the BTC to your wallet instead of instantly moving to your wallet after buying. I know there are a lot of new people here learning about Bitcoin and exploring for the first time so I hope this info helps you as much as it did me. Hope this helps, and anyone who wants to add to this is more than welcome. Submitted December 12, 2023 at 08:40PM by Competitive-Can-2484 https://ift.tt/kEtjVpY

In 2013 I was a senior in college and I know my drunk ass would have had to purchase some Bitcoin at some point, but where? Submitted December 12, 2023 at 10:00AM by JOININY https://ift.tt/jDR3KPa

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Since October 2022 i went BTC only. Literally out of everyone's control but mine. No rug pulls, no security scares, no devs leaving, no hacks, not scared of someone declare it as security, not depend on some central entity or firm. Thats the biggest reason why i will never again convert to alts even though in bullrun most if them outperform BTC. Submitted December 11, 2023 at 09:56PM by neda6117 https://ift.tt/nfxazlE

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Is this an indication that it is now too late to get into the market? What do you guys think? Submitted December 10, 2023 at 08:17PM by ILostHalfaBTC https://ift.tt/HzKyieS

The goal is 1 million euro bitcoin stack, stacked one month at a time, currently 6 years in, I'm pretty sure I don't need another 6 months to get there! I call this the bitcoin retirement plan, since the monthly amounts are in the same ball park that me and my employer needs to put in the government Ponzi plan (actually government Ponzi is more expensive). The main difference being, bitcoin plan will actually give me retirement and in a timely fashion whereas the government Ponzi will only promise me retirement but actually never give one. I document my journey in this blog, enjoy reading! https://er-bybitcoin.com/stackin-em-volume-35-december-2023/ Submitted December 10, 2023 at 09:58PM by jamespunk https://ift.tt/krCtFTG

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During the last bull cycle, I had about 63k at the peak. Then, the price kept crashing, I kept having car issues, and eventually I lost it all to celsius and in June 2022, I no longer had 63k, and instead had -$5,000 (debt). I kept on buying and buying and paid off my debt and today I now have 65k, so I have MORE (in terms of USD value) than I did at the peak. Is anyone else in the same boat? Submitted December 09, 2023 at 09:59PM by ILostHalfaBTC https://ift.tt/lJpwrax

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Absoluto scarcity plus institutional adoption plus QE and lower rates plus the halving Cherry on top 1M next year Just hodl.. don't sell, don't try to find tops and buttons you cant beat the market But you can beat the money printers Submitted December 08, 2023 at 08:04PM by marcio-a23 https://ift.tt/zA56MGI

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The first time I heard and researched bitcoin in 2017 I immediately understand that bitcoin is the best currency the world has ever seen I am 49 years old and during the nineties my country located in Southeastern Europe experienced hyperinflation.My life experience with hyperinflation helped me understand bitcoin right away With fiat currencies, due to excessive printing, there is the possibility of galloping hyperinflation caused by excessive printing of money, as the name itself suggests, it is inflation that develops rapidly, progressively, and which, even in the face of energetic attempts to contain it, ends in a complete disaster of the fiat monetary system. Therefore, fiat money is not suitable and very risky for saving Banks go bankrupt and fiat currencies devalue Save fiat and keep money in the bank only as much as you are willing to lose Bitcoin is a lifeboat Bitcoin is the first currency in the world that reliably scarce than gold and more private and transactionally

Just curious what people are doing. For me it's only about 5% currently. Submitted December 07, 2023 at 06:55PM by metahipster1984 https://ift.tt/RysUqAO

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I recall last year when my heart dropped when seeing btc at 15-16k. That was when I just accepted that I might lose it all (put life savings into it around 45k). I never had a high loss tolerance but the constant dips made me numb to it. I managed to average down a bit and just kept holding and tried to focus on other things and stop checking my phone without getting depressed each time. Fast forward today and I am almost at a breakeven on my portfolio after seeing it down 80% at one point. My question to everyone here is how many of you sold and panic sold ? Submitted December 06, 2023 at 06:06PM by LivingTheTruths https://ift.tt/Gv65EJe

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2022 was really hard, i worked so much to be able to DCA. There was so much FUD,exchange bankrupcy,depression and negativity. Seeing BTC now at 43k and all around positivity feels like some dream.Even though i know we can still crash 20%+ in short term, after year and half its really nice to see all those sacrifice and hard work to DCA pays off Submitted December 05, 2023 at 10:46PM by neda6117 https://ift.tt/7YQUrP1

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We’ve waited so long for this! Submitted December 04, 2023 at 03:54PM by Inevitable_Art8536 https://ift.tt/0BlMhRq

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Report is from Unchained. According to their findings, a one in four Americans and 55% of surveyed investors, defined by Unchained as those with at least one investment account between the ages of 18 and 78, own bitcoin. Did they just survey people in their own office? Submitted December 01, 2023 at 03:56AM by beaker38 https://ift.tt/D2CjNpR

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Major radio host in major metro area in the South.. "Bitcoin is a pyramid scheme. Bought some on Twitter advice and lost all my money." ​ This was his personal response to a question about people's unpopular opinion... I resisted calling in to give him mine... Submitted December 01, 2023 at 09:04PM by StackingSats1300 https://ift.tt/5K893cI