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This can get confusing, but if you're in the game, it’s clear. 25% drop? That’s just exaggerated in my opinion. Bitcoin ended 2024 around 93681, started 2025 at 94569. Anyone who bought in January is still good, even…

Yeah for sure. Accounts froze up, and users couldn’t touch their coins except for those mistaken deposits. Just shows again that coins on exchanges aren’t truly yours. The exchanges can lock you out anytime.

You can check the claiming process on their website, it's all laid out there. Basically, since Mt.Gox did KYC, they should have records to identify legit owners... but still no one has actually received anything, so who…

Money, hands down. Those voting for resourcefulness likely haven’t faced real poverty. Surviving on junk food while trying to learn? No focus, just hustle. If you have money, you can concentrate on your career without…

I mean, maybe there’s a hidden agenda behind this stimulus that we’re not seeing. If there’s something brewing in the economy, it could hit hard and fast.

I see your point, but leaving funds on a centralized exchange has its risks too. It can be just as risky as dealing with DeFi. You should really know what you’re getting into.

Inflation isn't just a retired folks' issue. Even young people see their money losing value over time. Most people do invest, but they choose based on their comfort with risk. But some just think about enjoying life…

True, but I think the real issue is mindset. If more people came in with the idea of holding for value, rather than just flipping for profit, the community might start to shift in that direction.

Are you implying Bitcoin is controlled by some dev group? Just sharing my thoughts here, but I’m still bullish on Bitcoin for the next few months. I doubt we’ll see a sharp drop to $17k again, but if it happens, I’ll be…

For sure, not everyone can win all the time. Mistakes are part of the game, but recognizing them is what helps us grow.

I think if there’s a real push for peace, Bitcoin will respond positively. The war has created a lot of uncertainty.

He even predicted Bitcoin would hit $10 million. A lofty goal, no doubt. Back then, Bitcoin was basically worthless, under a dollar. If it reached $100K, who knows what’s next? But we shouldn’t forget how improbable…

This way of thinking is past its prime. Limited resources don’t always spell disaster. Look at countries that have risen despite scarce resources.

Seriously, did Laszlo even think about what BTC would be worth years down the line when he bought those pizzas? I mean, $41 back then seems like a joke now. Makes you wonder, right?

Yeah, I worry too about miners getting too centralized. Small miners can’t profit anymore. Imagine the government bribing them to censor transactions instead of outright destroying the market.

Supply chains have changed a lot. Before, it was a long process from raw materials to small sellers. Now, manufacturers sell straight to customers, cutting out the little guys. That's putting them in a tough spot.

I couldn’t find this story online either. It’s key to have backups in case of emergencies. I keep my seed phrase in different places just in case.

This past week was wild, right? Prices dropped after Nvidia news and that new AI model from DeepSeek. Bitcoin bounced back a bit, but the altcoins? Not so much. I really think those two events hit Bitcoin hard but…

Honestly, I’m not sweating the short-term price swings. I buy Bitcoin for the long haul, not just today. I’m all about the future, years down the line. But I get that some folks are eyeing profits by year-end. They’ll…

True fact: crypto rewards those who know what's up and punishes the clueless. Bulls ride high and bears capitalize on drops.