HODL til 2024 Crypto Bull Run

[Swish]

Top recommends on a crypto wallet? Bought a small amount of bitcoin 4 years ago but I think a new wallet is in order for what I want to invest/gamble with [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

[imperiouskitten]

aside from illness, a very excellent week. grow machine, grow!

[Castle2.0]

It is said that this could skyrocket to $ 100k over the next 3 years

Breaking $100k by end of year is far more likely than in 3 years. Might not hold above $100k for now, but $75-100k is my target for EOY.

Swish, get a Trezor or Ledger hardware wallet. Buy directly from the makers, not a reseller on Amazon or elsewhere.

[Jibartik]

BTC will be lucky if it hits 75 this bull run but I predict it will just come close to 70, then it will collapse to like 42

That's what I am thinking.. but will I act on that thinking is the question.

[imperiouskitten]

Originally Posted by Jibartik [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

BTC will be lucky if it hits 75 this bull run but I predict it will just come close to 70, then it will collapse to like 42

That's what I am thinking.. but will I act on that thinking is the question.

To be honest I am putting my money exactly where your mouth is. Liquidated a chunk at 60k. If it hits 100k on this run I won't even be mad, since all proceeds immediately go to increasing revenue, which expands to scale with bitcoin price. [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.] Just got to get buying before hardware costs match updated ROI calc.

If I were actually playing the coins themselves I would tend to agree that ETH staking is better than just buying buttcoin. I am more than a little concerned about the transition to piece of shit, I mean proof of stake, in etherium. but it keeps life spicy [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

Not THAT concerned though. So long as moloch is worshiped, IOUs for environmental destruction and human suffering -- proof of "work" -- will always be exchangeable for USD imo.

[Jibartik]

Boomers: I heard large amounts of crypto is owned by big whales so I dont trust it.

also boomers: [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

[Smoofers]

Proof of work coins that don't generate value are bad investments, hope this helps

[Castle2.0]

Originally Posted by Smoofers [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

Proof of work coins that don't generate value are bad investments, hope this helps

Hehe, Beavis, this guy doesn't know the value offered by Bitcoin, hehe.

Bitcoin is superior money. Imagine gold, but purely digital and 100% verifiable the circulating amount, and 100% unforgeable, and limited in supply regardless of what the govmint wants to do. 100% permissionless, no one can stop you from sending or receiving money.

If you don't get this, read up on it more. If not, you'll miss it. That's okay. But when you're kicking yourself in 5 years or got your head in the sand still in 10.. you'll remember, Castle told you so <3

"But you can melt it down and make jewelry, man!" Dang, got me there... That's predominantly why average people buy gold in various forms and financial instruments, because they can make gold jewelry with it.

[Whale biologist]

Originally Posted by Castle2.0 [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

Hehe, Beavis, this guy doesn't know the value offered by Bitcoin, hehe.

Bitcoin is superior money. Imagine gold, but purely digital and 100% verifiable the circulating amount, and 100% unforgeable, and limited in supply regardless of what the govmint wants to do. 100% permissionless, no one can stop you from sending or receiving money.

If you don't get this, read up on it more. If not, you'll miss it. That's okay. But when you're kicking yourself in 5 years or got your head in the sand still in 10.. you'll remember, Castle told you so <3

"But you can melt it down and make jewelry, man!" Dang, got me there... That's predominantly why average people buy gold in various forms and financial instruments, because they can make gold jewelry with it.

Haven't been on gold since the 70s, dingus.

Catch up!

[Smoofers]

Originally Posted by Castle2.0 [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

Hehe, Beavis, this guy doesn't know the value offered by Bitcoin, hehe.

Bitcoin is superior money. Imagine gold, but purely digital and 100% verifiable the circulating amount, and 100% unforgeable, and limited in supply regardless of what the govmint wants to do. 100% permissionless, no one can stop you from sending or receiving money.

If you don't get this, read up on it more. If not, you'll miss it. That's okay. But when you're kicking yourself in 5 years or got your head in the sand still in 10.. you'll remember, Castle told you so <3

"But you can melt it down and make jewelry, man!" Dang, got me there... That's predominantly why average people buy gold in various forms and financial instruments, because they can make gold jewelry with it.

I'm aware of what Bitcoin is but I recommend getting up to speed on the newer tech out there. If you're really looking to make money and actually believe that crypto represents a superior financial instrument, find the newer tech out there that still has a fraction of BTC's current market cap but actually will end up being utilized.