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Honestly, if you’ve got cash ready, buying now or using a dip-buy strategy makes sense. Think about external factors too, like the Iran situation or political stuff. Historically, a $50k drop isn’t even the worst we’ve…

Forget the emotions; let’s focus on real data. We've got numbers to back up our claims, no need for coin tosses.

So I've got Sparrow on one computer, and Bitcoin Core on another. When I launch Bitcoin Core from the command line it works fine with Sparrow. But if I use systemd to start it, Sparrow can't connect at all... Both…

When will we finally see that 100k? Ngl, I just care about it happening whether it’s today or tomorrow. That milestone is so close, it’s exciting... let’s guess Friday at 2 am?

If Bitcoin drops, it’s a chance to buy at a discount. Let the dump happen, if it does. The market goes up and down, and no one really knows!

I kinda thought I wandered into a betting forum for a sec. You’re not just guessing when you bet; you’re looking at probabilities, right? But it feels like you're basically tossing your money around.

OP: Seems like the $100K mark is getting a lot of attention, kinda like those previous support levels. Are we just repeating the same story of whale influence? If you let doubt creep in, you’re already losing.

+1 for that explanation!

I agree, 2024 should be the year we finally stay above 50k. Holding above 40k has been a big deal; we haven’t seen that in two years. If we get ETF approval, January should start off strong. I’m looking at around $75k…

Honestly, while everyone’s waiting for $100K, some folks are cashing in on gains already. Have you looked at the percentage gains since the last ATH? Don’t let emotions dictate your moves. Sure, we’re in a correction…

C’mon guys! Let’s stay coherent here. Saying it’s a 50/50 shot feels random, like flipping a coin. If anyone bets something with those odds, they’d be wiser to say no.

Honestly, your reasoning sounds pretty shaky. Just because you throw out numbers based on some percentage doesn’t make it legit.

Sad but true. The wheels of regulation are in motion. I mean, look at all these recent actions against major players in crypto.

The issue is fear. If someone thinks the market will crash, they sell. But those who hold will profit later.

Other companies keep talking about following Microstrategy's lead, but it's all talk. If MetaPlanet wants that 200k BTC, they better start buying now, not wait. Microstrategy took years to reach their level.

It has trust, but it’s intangible. You can’t hold a Bitcoin. What does that even mean?

Yeah, this isn't a new tactic. The conflict has influenced Bitcoin's price over the years. Iran’s used crypto like Tether to dodge sanctions, and this new toll is just the next logical step for survival amid conflict.

Your question is loaded. Bitcoin can’t just disappear as long as two people wanna make a transaction. It’s not going anywhere anytime soon.

The strength of Bitcoin lies in its community. We discuss these threats, and developers are actively working on solutions. They’re not just sitting back.

2025 could be the new era for finance. The emotional aspects are all over the place, so throwing around six-figure predictions might be a bit much.