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Oldest doesn’t mean better. New coins are out there solving real problems that attract investors. How many old coins are still relevant? Not many.

Yeah, $250k is pure speculation. Don’t bank everything on that. If Bitcoin hits $150k or $180k, maybe sell then and buy back at a lower point next year. I just don’t see it hitting that $250k mark this year.

If we keep this upward trend, hitting 80k by April seems real. Just hope those jumping in late don’t get burned if things reverse.

It's crazy how a 22-year-old had the guts to pull that stunt live on TV. Like, who would have thought that could happen? Back then, promoting Bitcoin was considered kind of silly.

April Fools’ brings out the wildest stories. Some will bite and others won’t. Just gotta see how it plays out.

Most businesses need a customer base to thrive. Working for yourself means you're self-sufficient and bear all the consequences of your business decisions.

Recent experiences show how many business owners are finally realizing what their employees really do when they aren't looking. It’s shocking how some people can steal right from under your nose without flinching.

Are you saying if a Dem wins, they'll just keep crypto business as usual? That seems optimistic. New leaders bring new priorities. Who knows how they’ll handle crypto?

They don’t need to take direct action. To them, regulations are more about appearing to protect us. Most folks just want convenience and may not care about their privacy.

I’m not a fan of tracking every single expense. I prefer setting a budget each month. Once I hit that limit, I stop spending until the next month. Less stress that way.

Honestly, we’re getting closer to a cashless society every day. In my country, cash is becoming rare. Most people now rely on digital payments.

So, what other coins are worth holding besides Bitcoin? I mean, it seems like Bitcoin is the safest bet to recover losses in a bear market and make gains when things turn bullish again.

Learning Bitcoin isn't a one-time thing. the space is always shifting, new threats pop up.

You complain about drops but what about when prices skyrocket? These fluctuations are normal. You should've known that before investing.

You can't really predict Bitcoin movements accurately. It might drop for a bit, but it could also shoot back up. We’ve seen it go both ways.

People will just ignore the warnings, even if prices rise like crazy. They procrastinate and later wish they had listened. It’s frustrating.

Maybe it’s not necessary for everyone. If you can manage your finances well, why bring in someone else?

Been there, done that. My best buys were during the last bear, snagged some Bitcoin when it was way under 30k. Just gotta look at the long game.

Bitcoin doesn't crash like altcoins; it’s more stable in that regard. Payment processing is usually quick, so businesses can decide to hold or trade.

Holding Bitcoin isn’t easy, especially with price swings. If we can wait it out, we might end up with big gains. Panic won’t help.