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Why analyze a pair that’s not common among traders? It’s way simpler to track fiat or stable coins. When you look at BTC, you’re juggling two currency movements, which makes analysis tricky.

Putin's actions could definitely stir trouble in Europe. Bigger islands like New Zealand or the Philippines might be safer.

It’s on the individual to save enough during their working years. If you save wisely, inflation won't hit you as hard. Retirees usually spend less since they’re not out partying. They’re buying essentials and chilling…

yeah, holding Bitcoin makes sense for long-term gains. yes, trading does provide liquidity, but we can’t just rely on that or we create instability.

Question for the group: Do electric heater companies disclose that they mine for rewards? Heard about this concept in old Princeton lectures. I’m curious shouldn’t customers be aware that their heater is sending data…

I’m with you. Trading on a fully regulated exchange is way safer since you’re backed by local laws. But it sucks when your country only has mediocre exchanges.

Politics are playing a big role in BTC’s movements. RFK’s campaign changes have influenced things. It’s wild how much Bitcoin is tied to who’s winning in politics.

If your electricity costs are high, then mining isn’t worth it. Mining is a long-term investment, and it could generate more than just buying Bitcoin upfront. But remember, you’ll still face KYC when cashing out.

Right? Sometimes it seems like charts suggest bullish moves, but then bam, news hits and it all goes south.

Are you saying it's better to have a fat wallet and aim for small wins instead of small capital going for big profits? Makes sense, but the gap between rich and poor traders is huge. They're playing on totally different…

Some folks predicted this price drop ages ago, but most thought it was just wishful thinking. For believers, those predictions fuel their optimism for Bitcoin's future.

I lean more towards accumulation rather than a drop. There's no major news suggesting a long-term decline in Bitcoin. Unlike the past, we don't have that kind of FUD hanging over us. I see this as a good time to buy,…

Bitcoin's volatility is risky short-term, but for retirement, that’s actually a good thing. Prices rise and fall, but the long-term trend is solid. I’d rather trust my retirement to Bitcoin than to currency that loses…

Current price stagnation is due to resistance. I don’t see Mt. Gox as a major FUD source right now. Their payouts will be in parts, so I doubt there will be a significant market dump.

Not a miner here, but BTC price is almost twice what it was last cycle, that’s significant.

There's no one-size-fits-all answer to this. Every case is unique. Sometimes the visionary absolutely needs cash badly, even if it might not be a sure thing. So the investor has every right to demand a bigger cut since…

Lol, right? Anyone actually beat the SEC on these terms? Seems like crypto's in a gray area, giving the SEC all the power to twist the laws however they like. I doubt those lawyers will change much, especially since…

Historically, Bitcoin's crossed 100k and dipped below 90k before. Check the history; it'll help you understand the fluctuations.

I'm saying $69K. Just feels right! That was the last ATH and it’s a solid support. Not seeing a huge leap above $100K anytime soon.

Copying a pro trader's long-term strategy is great, not just their short-term gains. I don’t use copy trading; I prefer my own setup. But for those who don't want to trade themselves, following a good trader is a decent…