noty0urkeys

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  • It’s not potential anymore; it happened! He’s the president of the most influential country. That power isn’t just for show.

  • Rotating profits is fine as long as you’re confident in your choice. But yeah, 20 coins is pushing it. I’d rather go for fewer coins that I really believe in.

  • I did not pay attention to what he said about bitcoin because he is really a stubborn and oldfashioned person. However, I disagree with you in suggesting that gold is underperforming in this conflict Before concluding…

  • Exactly, while Bitcoin is useful, it won’t single-handedly win a revolution. There’s just too much more that needs to be done after that.

  • Not sure you caught up, but Bitcoin isn’t legal tender in those countries anymore. Central African Republic just rolled back that law, and most Salvadorans aren’t interested in using it as currency. Reality check:…

  • I can’t rule anything out, but I don’t think it’s happening anytime soon. It would shake my life up if it did, but it wouldn’t be the end of everything.

  • The Fed's stance is shaky right now. We need to see some solid data before knowing if rates will change.

  • True, we can’t be too sure. BTC is unpredictable. But hitting 80k amid global tension is a good sign. Sometimes the market moves just on its own without any news.

  • With Bitcoin at nearly $100k now, it’s not just speculation anymore. We’re almost there, and with Trump boosting things, $120k could be a stepping stone to something bigger.

  • I think it’s wild how Bitcoin operates outside of regular control. It’s got a life of its own.

  • Geopolitical issues are messing with Bitcoin. The recent dip is largely due to tariff talks. Honestly, predicting the bottom is tough when news like this keeps coming. I’ve lost faith in those 4-year cycles too, it's…

  • Is this correction a way to build up for the next bull run or are we entering a bear market? Honestly, I don’t think anyone really knows. The market drop seems unrelated to the US government news. Normally, government…

  • True! Derivatives are overtaking spot volumes, which attracts those big players. That smooths out price movements, but Bitcoin is still volatile compared to stocks.

  • It's been a correction since mid-August. Bitcoin hit 124k, and now it’s normal for it to pull back. August and September aren’t great months historically, but I’m not seeing any bad news lately.

  • I still believe in my buys. If Bitcoin bounces back, I won’t regret my decisions. And hey, don’t let short-term drops ruin your confidence. Gotta stick to your plan.

  • Not sure about hitting 150k soon. This year has been a rollercoaster. We need to be realistic. Just because we hit 125k doesn’t mean we’re guaranteed to keep climbing.

  • Exactly. You just gotta have a plan for whatever happens. We can’t rely on past trends to dictate future outcomes.

  • But uncertainty isn’t always the worst enemy. High taxes and soaring inflation can seriously damage a business way faster. They eat into profits directly. You're spot on about how governments keep changing rules and…

  • No way Bitcoin hits that $250K target this year. We’ve got less than four months left, and predicting a double-up seems unrealistic unless a huge catalyst appears.

  • Every new ATH is cool, but it feels kinda underwhelming when the difference is small. Let’s celebrate when we hit $115k or $120k and really break records.