Michael Saylor scammed the normies i to thinking btc is a SoV. Bahahha!!! Its like saying gold is worth more than tech which is like Apple which is like being worth less than gold... Micahel Saylor and is clown world...

Except more stable coin issuing means more treasury bond buying to back them.

Both gold and silver are about to moon. Silver under 30$ is still a good buy imo.

@@theaverageguy3884 Both better than BTC for a longer-run.

@@theaverageguy3884Not as much as bitcoin. Throughout history, wealthy people are often targeted by governments when things go belly up. Their assets, their land, and their gold gets confiscated. If they are lucky enough to escape, they do so with the shirt on their back. For this reason… EVERYONE is going to prefer bitcoin going forward.

I suspect that Mr. 100 could be Japan. Quietly printing money, and buying up Bitcoin before the world notices…

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​@@GarysGuzzleru sold at bottom beta sheep? 😂😂😂😂

BCH is up about 300% in one year, over twice as much as BTC.. The BCH chart looks a bit like the BTC 2016 chart when BTC went from $450 to $18,000

Technically it's a database or an algorithm, not really money either...

Copilot says: The relationship between the Federal Reserve (Fed), the International Monetary Fund (IMF), and Bitcoin is multifaceted and centers around monetary policy, financial stability, and the evolving nature of global finance. The Federal Reserve influences Bitcoin prices through its monetary policy decisions. Studies have shown that the Fed’s actions, such as adjusting the federal funds rate, can have a direct impact on Bitcoin’s value. For instance, when the Fed tightens monetary policy, it can reduce the appeal of riskier assets like Bitcoin, leading to a decrease in its price1. The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has been actively researching the crypto markets, including Bitcoin, and their relationship to traditional financial markets. The IMF’s work has highlighted a “crypto factor” that explains a significant portion of the variation in crypto prices. This factor’s correlation with equity markets has increased with the entry of institutional investors into the crypto space. The IMF’s research also indicates that contrary to some beliefs, cryptocurrencies do not necessarily provide a hedge against market risk during periods of US monetary tightening2. Bitcoin, as a decentralized digital currency, operates independently of central banks like the Fed. However, it is still subject to the broader financial ecosystem’s dynamics, including decisions made by these institutions. Bitcoin’s price and market dynamics can be influenced by the Fed’s monetary policy, and the IMF’s analysis and discussions on digital currencies can shape global financial policies that affect Bitcoin. In summary, the Fed can influence Bitcoin through its monetary policy, the IMF provides research and discussion platforms that can affect Bitcoin’s regulatory environment, and Bitcoin itself continues to react to these external financial forces while maintaining its decentralized nature.

Data reported by the KYC exchanges.

I think IP addresses are recorded also. So use a VPN

Yes

Why hello

agreed. people don't see it though. They're going to build payment rails that link to BTC, especially once corps like Blackrock own majority of BTC, they'll slowly scoop up the rest as they manipulate price and build tighter regulations around who can own it.

They’re both just actors. Like newsreaders. Especially her

If you are in the UK try Chards or Atkinsons

Larry says 0.1 btc will be generational wealth, that comes out as moon math to me.

BTC is open source, was launched with no expectation of profit, and grew organically to where it is today. There is no rug pull, because there is no one to pull the rug. No one controls BTC. Fiat side is a different story.

I agree, Proceed with caution, choose the correct timings

Wouldn't the rug pull be with the CDBC backed by BTC with layer 1 or 2 handcuffs?

Except… everytime they put more restrictions on BTC, they are just giving it more free advertisement. Also… people seem to be ignoring the fact that more and more people in power are accumulating bitcoin. So… “they” are becoming us.

Still good for us. Those average investors will pump the price.

@@thefreyer13 If they aren't manipulating the price off chain that is, they've been manipulating gold price for the past 10 years, they only recently got caught.

Down 32% today lol

I don’t think it’s really going to be a fight. Half the world will attempt to stick to their fiat. Half the world will embrace bitcoin. Which place do you want to live?

that has occured to me as well, then they could pull the plug when its time to rug pull folks

A second option, no matter who it's controlled by, is better than just having one option

Why?

@@lazarjaksic5094 her delivery and style.

She should be on naked news

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Agree

BCH is up about 300% in one year, over twice as much as BTC.. The BCH chart looks a bit like the BTC 2016 chart when BTC went from $450 to $18,000

@@dsflat6785 still a garbage shitcoin

Yeah but we do not want bit coin cash, because the protocol is good as it is.we get lightning.

I got a bitcoin tattoo on my knob had to shorten it to btc though

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Congratulations I wish I have just one .. 🙌🏻

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Lucky, I just have 23 million Dogecoins..

Stick to your local central bank slavey coin

It's approximately about 1 Million BTC. So less than 5% of the maximum total supply. It could cause a crash maybe, but only temporarily.

Cardano is no threat to BTC and is an unregistered security.

Ever heard of the Lightening Network? Clawbacks? Only fools send crypto to the wrong address

It takes some time to understand that the slowness of the BTC blockchain is a necessary tradeoff to ensure it's security. And the security is by far the most important attribute for a digital store of value.

Depends on your risk profile. Always keep in mind: Very most of the altcoins will never hit their old ATH again in the following cycle. Means: If you come late and miss the end of the cycle, you will very likely make a lot of losses. You need to get rid of all altcoins before a cycle ends. If you miss that end with Bitcoin, it does not matter. Just wait a few years and the price will be way, way higher anyway. My portfilio is 90% BTC and 10 % altcoins for speculations.

BCH is up about 300% in one year, over twice as much as BTC.. The BCH chart looks a bit like the BTC 2016 chart when BTC went from $450 to $18,000

@@dsflat6785 Yeah, and when you look at the all time chart of BCH you will notice that it only made 10% in 7 years since it's creatopn. Overall, not per year! Bitcoin Cash will never ever outperform Bitcoin in long terms.