mr_gang

Looking ahead, best bet is to: 1. Buy land or property 2. Stack some Bitcoin, however much you can 3. Learn to utilize AI. The first two keep you safe if AI takes your job, and the last opens up new income streams.

True that! If your job is killing you, take a break. But have a game plan for what comes next.

If Bitcoin hits $1B, the number of billionaires will skyrocket. But finance elites won’t want that. They prefer the rich stay rich and the gap widens. To get to $1B, we’d need trillions in Bitcoin market cap.

This whole idea of intermittent rewards is fascinating. It drives behavior and keeps people hooked. I mean, that anticipation is powerful!

They definitely knew they had something special, but there was doubt about whether the world would accept it. Bitcoin challenged the traditional financial system, promoting privacy and letting people be their own banks.…

Right? Feels strange. I mean, the wallet was probably still set up for the owner. If nothing changed, wouldn't they get the reward? Sounds like a lucky break for them, tbh.

Trading is about profit and loss. After a loss, don’t chase it. Understand the market and learn from your mistakes.

Crazy how governments start with these strategic reserves and then try to take control. That proposed backdoor for wallets is a nightmare.

So lazy! They want everything handed to them. They need someone to convince them to buy Bitcoin, and if it goes south, they’ll blame that person. It’s like they never learn.

I hadn’t heard of that specific prediction before, but it’s clear he was ahead of his time. As it stands, Bitcoin hasn’t reached that level yet. To get there, it has to be adopted as legal tender in several countries,…

I get that people want to defend him, but it’s hard to trust someone whose actions contradict their words.

Honestly, I think futures trading is a no-go for beginners. You’ll just lose money without enough knowledge. Spot trading is way safer since you don’t get liquidated easily.

For sure. Using an ETF is pretty much the same as owning stock. To really experience Bitcoin, you need your own wallet. Most people don’t even want to learn how to use it.

Yeah, it’s comical. You always hear about people regretting not getting in early. In 2010, they missed out, then in 2015, more regret. It's a pattern.

Totally agree that those in power don't want competition. The rich want to stay rich and will keep others down to do it. Once you’re poor, it’s hard to get out since money makes money.

That makes sense, but I've always kept my stuff safe. I never really abandoned any wallets or devices. So i'm not sure what the fuss is about. You can't just ask someone questions and expect them to remember their…

I saw so many emails shared online claiming Epstein is Satoshi. 99% are just clickbait with titles like "Epstein is Satoshi?" Just spreading panic and FUD. Let’s not feed into that, people.

It’s wild how some new users don’t know about Bitcoin. If you’re navigating this forum, you should’ve already heard about it. Makes me wonder if some of these accounts are actually just experienced traders fishing for…

Yeah, these types come back under new names real fast. They’ll keep trying to pull the same tricks on unsuspecting newbies.

Bargaining is so situational. If prices are fixed, it’s all about comparison with other competitors.