tom.maxi

Bitcoin is super volatile. It can break out or down from any price zone, even after weeks. Sure, trading in a zone is okay, but you gotta be cautious. Believing a zone is safe can backfire big time.

Never too late for BTC! There’s still massive room for growth, adoption, and market changes. But I gotta disagree on us being at the beginning. Most of the Bitcoin supply has been mined since 2009, so saying we’re still…

It's key to fully control your Bitcoin through non-custodial wallets. If you don’t have your wallet seed or private keys, you don’t really own it. Always remember: "Your private key, your Bitcoin."

If you treat Bitcoin like an investment, you’ll need to think about taking profits. Timing the market is tough, though! Holding onto your coins while living your life means you have to spend money somehow.

Centralized exchanges may be safer, but with all these regulations coming, they could end up just like banks or ETFs. They can freeze our accounts anytime.

This guy’s got a wild scheme trying to make bank off claiming he’s Satoshi. But copyright? C’mon, Bitcoin wasn’t patented. Nobody knows who the real Satoshi is.

Trading isn’t a full-time gig for most. It’s tough to succeed in Bitcoin’s wild market with all the risks. You don’t have to be CZ to understand Bitcoin’s potential for ROI over time. Just gotta learn and stay motivated.

Crypto is a broad term. Bitcoin is one part of it. Yeah, altcoins are mostly questionable, but they still count as crypto. If they’re using blockchains, they're still in the game.

Building a pension is all about long-term strategy and past income. Bitcoin can absolutely fit into a pension fund if you manage your finances right. It could help you hit your pension goals faster than just saving cash.

Crazy how much the crypto scene has evolved. With the mayor's announcement, I bet residents will get into crypto. More interest means a stronger market overall.

Check out coinmarketcap for comparing crypto prices. Just know that prices can vary based on local exchanges. If there aren’t many local exchanges in Africa, competition will be dead, and prices won’t be reasonable for…

I think it’s weird that they let that much BTC go without any alarms going off. Like, they must not have a good system if this can happen.

First, you need to buy Bitcoin and hold it to see any profit. Patience is key. No matter the capital size, if you both have the same entry and exit points, your ROI will match.