l0rd2014

Being the lone no voter feels odd lol. I actually think BTC will dip below 70k. Everyone’s hype about it staying above 80k, but it’s not even there consistently right now.

True, if oil prices lead to high mining costs, Bitcoin's market could feel the heat. Finding that balance is key, especially with oil prices affecting so many products.

Exactly! Trading requires quick moves, which can lead to mistakes. Investing is about waiting for the right moment. It’s not better or worse; it depends on who you are.

I believe by 2029, Bitcoin could very well top gold in total market cap. Buying now and holding until then feels like a solid bet.

I don’t think the four-year cycle is going anywhere. It always holds true, and this year feels bearish to me. Expecting another big run seems unrealistic. Better to wait for prices to drop.

$1k a week isn’t much compared to a million. But in certain areas, that $1k can stretch a lot further than in others. Tough choice, but I’d lean toward the weekly.

Not many countries invest in capitalism like the US does. They think they have the best system. But healthcare? It's super expensive without good coverage.

I think slippage and spreads aren’t direct fees, but they’re still costs. If exchanges can use zero fees as a gimmick, they’ll find ways to profit elsewhere.

People should also show their losing trades. If everyone only shares wins, it gives a false impression that trading is easy. The GBPUSD trade you mentioned is great, but how many times did you fail before that?

I mean, finding out is part of learning, but we gotta be smarter about where we invest. Demo trading first is a no-brainer to avoid losing money.

He’s made money from NFTs now, but let's not forget his history of bankruptcies, too. It’s wild how he flips the narrative.

We’re talking about cycles, but nobody really knows for sure if 4 years will be an exact prediction.

This isn’t just an African problem. My country faces the same issue; people chase degrees instead of skills. They end up with nothing but their degree.

If you’re serious about starting, think small and problem-focused. It doesn't have to be expensive, but it should add value.

Totally agree, predictions across the board seem flimsy right now. We’ve just kicked off the year, more info will come. $60k seems likely, but dropping lower? No way to keep that up.

Not sure it’s Trump’s fault that cross-border crypto spending is complicated. There are bigger factors at play.