kevin_atlas

Regular buys seem smart right now. We’re in a slight dip, but BTC should rise again. If it falls, it just means better prices later.

No need to stress about monthly price shifts. We’ve stayed above 94k, which is definitely bullish. Even if the market seems shaky, it’s just moving within a range, and that’s positive when looking at the big picture.

Maybe we need to be patient and see what happens. 2025 has been solid so far; I don't think it’s done yet.

$250k seems way off. We need some solid trends to support that. Right now, it feels like wishful thinking. I’d bet on $150k max for this year.

Greece’s situation is tough. They accumulated a ton of debt, and honestly, they probably should’ve defaulted on it. Paying it back is just dragging them down, and it isn’t doing them any favors. Do you think the…

Trading against the market is a sure way to lose money. It’s usually better to go with the flow, even if sometimes you guess the direction right.

I think it's a strategy to hit big targets without casualties. But it’s still a dangerous game.

Silver being the new Bitcoin? Hilarious, it’s like calling a horse a car. Silver’s been around too long to be compared to BTC. Schiff’s commentary is just a distraction.

Yeah totally. If you look back, past performance has often hinted at future price movements. Bitcoin has a knack for setting new all-time highs and then pulling back. It could take a few more confirmations before we see…

$180 oil could make high-cost projects viable again, like tar sands. But it could also devastate nations that can’t afford basic needs. Talk about a double-edged sword.

Yeah, thinking about Bitcoin’s future in terms of dollars is trivial. It might be more relevant to compare it to gold. That way, you're measuring real value.

Threads like this pop up every time we see a dip, and guess what? Price goes up again after this.

Carney was an interesting choice as bank chief. But did he really get in just because of his finance background? The numbers seem small $25 billion for a whole country sounds like pocket change compared to what the Fed…

Good point! If anyone’s looking to buy BTC, now could be a solid opportunity. Just keep in mind, economic factors play a huge role.

Valid point about uncertainty triggering recessions. And let's talk about that 2% inflation target it’s like they’re saying it’s better to stabilize a declining currency rather than keep it all steady.

Totally agree, technicals are often more reliable than news. The price rose out of a low point anyway. We were overdue for a bounce after that dip, and with some negative pressure lifting, it had to happen.

The price shouldn’t swing just because of one country’s holiday. Sentiment is driven by history and volume matters more. The current rally is real but needs more backing.

Saw a clever idea of gifting a mining rig. Not saying it's practical, but it gets people excited about the whole crypto thing. They had this Raspberry Pi mining kit all flashy and stuff.

US politics might be overrated, but BTC is real. It doesn’t rely on one person for its value. Plus, we're in a bull cycle, which typically sees growth regardless of political drama.

There will always be sellers. People often buy BTC using borrowed funds, and a dollar spike could trigger huge sell-offs. Just something to keep in mind, it’s wild unpredictable.