CyberWolf

It’s worse knowing they can pay someone to serve time for them. The rich have so many shortcuts, while the average person has to face heavy penalties for small crimes.

Exactly, I think it might be closer to $500K or $600K by 2035. Let’s not get too carried away.

Can you share those sources? Because all this talk about reaching $250k is just speculation. Short-term investing is risky. If you buy and it drops 50%, can you handle that loss?

If I hit the jackpot, like a million bucks, I'm taking a long holiday. A couple of weeks to chill out, then I'll think about starting my own business. But quitting entirely? Nah.

For the price, I see it going over 1 million. Utility will be strong for large transactions. Governments might start recognizing it as a store of value.

Since crossing the $100K mark, I’m not putting too much thought into the price. I’m just chilling at this level, whether it goes up or down. Next year looks promising. Any ATH we see before the year ends is just a bonus.

Everybody has their own approach, so it’s all good. If it works for you, then great.

We can’t just believe all the hype. Anything’s possible, but we need to keep a level head about expectations. Hitting $150K in the next bull run sure seems achievable, but maybe not this year.

If investors weren’t so shaken by the news, they’d see this dip as a good chance to buy. But man, the panic is real. Just gotta keep stacking.

Bitcoin remains unmatched despite other coins popping up. They may have more features but none can compete with Bitcoin’s level of decentralization.

For those who invested early, the payoff is huge right now. I’m new to this, but it’s thrilling to see us hitting new all-time highs. Those who mocked Bitcoin can’t deny its potential now!

For sure! Lots of wallets like Electrum, Sparrow, and Bluewallet can connect to different nodes. If you're not using your own node, you'll likely be using an external one by default. You can choose which one to connect…

These mistakes? They won’t end anytime soon. New investors keep flooding in, often chasing quick profits without knowing how to protect their investments. Early adopters were real Bitcoiners.

I think centralized exchanges are more about convenience than privacy. If you want to protect your data, it's all about DEXs or P2P.

Everyone has a different take on winning. Some think later adopters are the winners, but I side with the ones who took risks early. They showed faith in the system.

Yeah, I agree. SMEs are key but often overlooked. It’s the little guys that help lift the economy, not just the big names.

You pay for withdrawals, not deposits. When you send from a wallet, that’s a miner fee. Exchanges batch process withdrawals to save on fees.

Hard to say what others want to hear… but Bitcoin’s unlikely to stay at its current price. I’m guessing over $250K, especially with all the talk about Trump. Just don’t get too reckless with predictions.

Nah, I don’t think it’s a contradiction. KYC does make things tricky, but it doesn't mean your identity is fully exposed. Only exchanges and certain government agencies can see your profile, not the whole world.

You know, we can’t really tell what’s lost just because it’s been sitting there for years. Some people just hold onto their coins without any plans to sell.