LoneMoon

Preach! It’s all about luck at the start, but your choices matter. Just moving for the sake of moving is a rookie mistake. Go where the jobs are. Industrial cities might not be pretty, but they’re where the…

Life's unfair, deal with it. As for me, I’m not sure if I’ll sell during the next bull run. Hitting $100K isn’t a huge deal for me since it’s only doubling my investments. I might sell a bit and then wait for another…

I think it’ll surge on January 20, 2025, with Trump taking office and Gensler stepping down. If we triple the last ATH of $69k, we’re looking at $207k. So yeah, $180k is on the table.

Check this out, I use this inflation calculator. If you had $1.32 in 2014, it's worth $1 now. Imagine having $50K back in 2004... now it’s like $30K. That’s basically half your wealth gone in 20 years. If you're just…

Why even compare BTC with Nasdaq? Those 2% changes don’t matter much. Here are some numbers for context: Bitcoin and Nasdaq have different timelines and purposes.

I disagree a bit. I’ve had a good run trading without any losses because I got lucky. But now I’m stuck holding onto some bad investments. Why does every centralized exchange seem sketchy? They aren’t all that bad, you…

Target audience is super important. Like, if you think students are your market, maybe a supply shop or a snack bar makes sense. But don't forget, locals might need your services too.

Gotta be cautious though. People tend to get swayed by rumors instead of facts. Like when the SEC was rumored to legalize an ETF, prices shot up on fake news before crashing when the official announcement didn’t live up…

True, if it was profitable, people wouldn’t quit. Even if you don’t want to farm, you could hire someone. I know a guy with a small farm who says the risks outweigh the rewards.

Wait, you think a drop from $117,740 to $116,000 is drastic? That’s like a small hiccup, barely 1.5%. Bitcoin has taken way bigger hits and bounced back.

Actually, Bitcoin can be susceptible to malware. It’s not immune. Those security measures just help with managing it. I doubt Bitcoin will ever replace the dollar since most people find it a hassle for daily…

Why not? The economy's doing well, and there's cash to be invested. People are aware that Bitcoin could hit new highs soon, so why not jump in now?

Right. Some countries reward effort and talent, while others only care about the end results. That can totally affect where people decide to go.

So are you saying @OP should use cash or altcoins to get BTC? Then convert it through multiple exchanges to obscure the trail? Seems like a lot of hassle, tbh.

Honestly, they’re a joke. Just a way for the devs to feel good about their little experiment while messing things up for everyone else. Transaction fees are through the roof, and it’s ruining Bitcoin's main purpose as a…

My friends say this: if you can’t afford to run a business, maybe don’t start one. And employees should just quit if they’re unhappy with their pay. You can’t expect to run a business without taking risks.

But what about earning some interest? Why not keep it in a high-yield account or a crypto bank where you can access it instantly? If it’s just sitting there, it’s losing value with inflation.

When people hit tough times, they’ll sell their coins for less than they want. Some just don’t have faith to hold on. They might sell when they can profit, but ultimately, 1 BTC is still 1 BTC, right?

Honestly, if BTC drops to $90k, I wouldn’t be shocked at all. It’ll bounce back and probably hit a new ATH above $123k. The market cycle psychology is changing, and big players still believe in Bitcoin.

Transactions per second matter a lot. If there's too much traffic, it causes bottlenecks. Digital tech speeds things up but still needs to catch up to keep up with demand.