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Do you really think the US can just bully strong European countries like that? They can retaliate too, you know. It’s better for everyone if they keep a friendly vibe like back in the day. Trump’s mindset is way off…

Long-term trends are key. Especially after a rough bear market. With Bitcoin, we can now trade without funding rates for over six months. Always buy positions, even if you're losing. If you’re feeling greedy, stick to…

Did you end up going long after your post? The price increased, so traders who opened long positions likely made profits. Bitcoin’s been pretty consistent with little dips and spikes.

It’s not an email; just a notification if you have the Bybit app set up right. Most notifications are just about price alerts or TA stuff. This DeepSeek news is definitely a first for me.

I got a notification from Bybit saying it’s linked to DeepSeek. Not long after, I saw similar posts on social media and news outlets. It’s crazy how these things can influence Bitcoin and the whole crypto market.

Not sure this is a 'weekly buy' thing. You mean it's good to buy Bitcoin right now, right? Weekly buy means buy each week. Bitcoin's been a rollercoaster lately, but it's expected to go up and down while mostly trending…

The thing is, Bitcoin can’t just keep increasing forever. We’ll have bear markets followed by bull runs. I’m expecting next year to be a bear market, then we might see Bitcoin reach new highs.

I mean, it sounds pretty bullish, but I did some analysis a while back and thought it might reach around $140K eventually. Realistically, Bitcoin is likely to keep climbing over the long term.

Not confused. I mentioned the calculation I thought was used. I didn’t do the math myself, but stadus seems to be basing it on what I posted. January's starting price was 93k+, not 94300. Better to say it’s down 10%…

Nah, that’s not right. There’s definitely been a correction, but Bitcoin hasn’t plummeted that much this month. Whoever jumped in at the start of the year is still alright, since 93750 is better than the price back then.

Bitcoin's at 93750 now, that's almost 170 bucks more than the start of January. But some folks are quoting 102400 and the lowest drop this month to make their point. Seems off to me, like it's skewing the real picture.

When I started trading, I would immediately move my profits back to my noncustodial wallet after closing positions. Now, I've spread my funds across five exchanges three for active trading and two for long-term holds. I…

I see those $200k and $250k predictions floating around. Bitcoin does appreciate over time, but don’t take everything you read at face value. Do your own research. I think $250k this year is a stretch.

Quick action, huh? Wonder if it’s a PR stunt to grab some headlines. If it was an accident, that employee should be fired! Reminds me of that Crypto.com incident a while back where they sent a ton of money by mistake.

Investing in a single strategy like Dollar Cost Averaging might work for many. Trading is much more dynamic and needs flexibility to move with the market.

30x profits? That's a tall order. I've seen so many traders get wrecked by greed and impatience. Sure, good traders can pull profits for days, but just a couple of bad days can wipe it all out.

Honestly, I don’t think there’s really a vote here. It’s more about Bitcoin adoption. If that keeps growing, BlackRock will just keep adding BTC to its ETF. Plus, Saylor from Strategy believes they’re gonna reach 1…

If Bitcoin crashes, it’s crazy how many coins get liquidated. We’re talking billions in USD. Plus, during downtrends, long positions get wrecked because of high use. Those trading spot usually just want BTC to go up…

philipma1957 is a wise voice around here with mining. You might wanna follow his suggestions. Also, checking Chinese e-commerce sites could be fruitful. I've seen ASICs on AliExpress, but be careful!

Trading is risky no matter the market. Forex and stocks can be just as dangerous with high use. Investors and traders are different; just because someone invests doesn’t mean they’re a trader.