kevin1337

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  • idk man, the geopolitical stuff is always a wildcard. could push BTC up or crash it hard. 80k might happen but gotta watch those external shocks closely

  • Haven't been on here in ages, but seeing BTC at 78k pulled me back in. I’m not too concerned about hitting 80k, but I want to see a strong support at 75k.

  • Just looking at the 4-hour timeframe, it seems like Bitcoin's making a higher low while also forming lower highs. It’s a battle between bulls and bears right now. I set my buy at around $102k.

  • Older investors are eyeing that sweet $100K mark to cash in on profits. Meanwhile, newer investors like me want the price to stay low for a bit longer to scoop up some BTC. And those procrastinators wish it would drop…

  • Nope, it’s not straightforward. What you find simple, the average user doesn’t. If it was just about setting fees, I’d agree. But picking UTXOs is more technical and can be hard.

  • Wait, it’s million we’re discussing here, not billion. If Bitcoin skyrockets to a million soon, that’s only feasible in a hyperinflation scenario, and honestly, I don’t wanna live in that kind of chaos.

  • Right? They set these unrealistic targets, like waiting for Bitcoin to hit $45k before buying, then shift to $30k when it gets there. And when it dips, they spread FUD like it's going to zero. Such a mess.

  • It really depends on when you got in the game. If you bought in last year, wait it out. Others might be in it for the long haul. You gotta stick to your plan.

  • The discussions about Bitcoin have been messy from the start. First, it was called a bubble, then a criminal's tool, now we’re stuck on whether it’s a currency or an asset. Yet it continues to evolve.

  • What if the vote went through just because of him? Would we have seen Bitcoin at crazy highs? Why does a single person's view change everything?

  • Respectfully disagree here. Sure, young folks are stuck in a messed-up world thanks to older generations, but not every problem needs anger to ignite action. Some might confuse anger with helplessness, leading to things…

  • Yeah, wealth tax rules vary by region. Some areas have a 100% rebate, while others tax from 2 million euros onward. Most people won’t even need to worry.

  • I'm hitting the sack, wake me up when BTC hits $100k. Should be exciting!

  • I saw this news on social media too. Some thought they meant the yuan and not Bitcoin. When I asked about the difference between crypto and Bitcoin, they started rambling about CBDCs. It’s confusing why a whole country…

  • With tech advancing, authorities can figure out if coins are truly lost. They can track better now.

  • The energy myths around Bitcoin are just that myths. The criticism didn’t lessen because of green energy; it’s just that Bitcoin’s old news now.

  • Haven’t heard much about Bitcoin's volatility lately. We’ve been on a bull run, so who cares? Only when it drops do we remember how wild it can be. Bitcoin’s always been volatile. Just part of the deal.

  • Wait, how can it go to zero? Not every address is vulnerable. People whose keys are safe will just hold on. I think there will be a solid solution or even a hard fork to tackle this.

  • Classic DCA method. Honestly, it's the best way to go, but you gotta be patient since real wins usually happen long-term. Taking steps to secure your BTC is smart. I’m following Michael Saylor’s approach, but with way…

  • Monero's fighting an uphill battle. Governments hate it because of its privacy. Sure, some of that privacy is misused, but I believe Monero will get its moment when privacy becomes essential again.