0xN1nja

Exactly. There are tons of energy sources out there for miners, like solar. Bitcoin’s price should be driven more by supply and demand. I get why some think the oil situation is scaring people, but that doesn’t mean…

Exactly! They can’t just inflate Bitcoin like they do with their own paper money. It's all about control over spending and budgets, which they’re scared to lose.

I think we could see Bitcoin rising to 500k to 1 million. More shops will accept it, and even governments that banned it might change their stance.

Exactly! They think it’s the best time to buy but forget the past. It’s wild how many didn’t see the 2018 crash coming. That’s the point there’s always that moment where it feels cheap, but then it just isn’t.

It's true! So many people regret it when the price spikes after they've hesitated. Everyone's had that moment!

If you can buy now, why not? DCA is a good approach. Prices dropped from $69k to $63k; buying small amounts now seems smart.

Agreed, it’s embarrassing to see that account filled with partisan stuff. Bitcoin is for everyone.

Privacy is a dying concept and taxes are just the new cash cow for governments. They create chaos, blame it on criminals, and then punish the rest of us. It’s insane.

I’d say yes! Think about the journey from almost nothing to hitting $100k. Governments might want to control currency, but Bitcoin has carved its niche.

Right? If you’re only after quick profits, you’re opening yourself up to scams. Real investors look for long-term opportunities.

How do you back up those predictions? Bitcoin sits at 90k now. It might drop to 80k or lower if a bear market hits. For those looking to buy back in, DCA is the way to go.

Exactly! We gotta know what we want, not just follow the crowd. Every coin has its place, and we shouldn’t blindly trust suggestions.

But Bitcoin definitely holds utility. I mean, it’s not useless. It’s just that its use case is different than some fast transaction altcoins.

Right? People think just because of regulations, Bitcoin's decentralized nature changes. Nah, that’s just exchanges acting centralized. You can still self-custody your coins and dip into exchanges when needed. It’s all…

Saylor’s rules seem more like tips than strict rules. Like, life happens. Sometimes you gotta sell Bitcoin for emergencies or to grab opportunities. Otherwise, how would anyone make a profit?

Feel free to share your predictions, but nobody can nail down Bitcoin's future price accurately. Your thoughts sound like wishes without real data behind them, so I’d take them with a grain of salt.

LOL, totally. It’s easier to report to the board that they invested in a regulated product than admit they bought ‘digital coins’.

For real, those presales are just traps designed to take your cash. It's all about getting clicks, not quality.

We’ve talked about this before. Yeah, Bitcoin mining uses a lot of energy, but that energy creates heat that can be used in cold areas. And remember, it’s not the only industry using tons of power.

With all this dip drama, it seems like they’re just using Bitcoin for political gain. Classic move by them.