I don't sweat BTC price changes. I'd be unhappy if it went to zero but wouldn't change much. Plus I deeply believe on long enough horizons it will continue to perform extremely well.
Govts have already tried to ban it in many ways. They've all failed, and in some cases almost went in the other...
There's a lot of dumb people into bitcoin; picture the average gym bro. That doesn't mean it isn't one of the greatest innovations of the last 30+ years.
Saylor's tweets are all rah rah but his interviews are great.
If you haven't read The Bitcoin Standard then you don't get it. So many...
Portfolio? Lol.
Monopoly money? Lol
What's sad is everyone on this forum who's been gambling for at least a decade got a very lucky opportunity -- early exposure to BTC, well before mainstream. Some of us took notice, some of us remained poor.
You bet euro hoops with micro limits and you're mocking me for potentially NOT cashing out?
I WISH I had never cashed out anything. The average price I've probably sold at for the last 10 years is probably 20k.
Get a clue sir.
For the right price I can make a video proving it, incl. the blockchain link.
Let me guess, you will not take me up on that. The thought of risking even $100 makes your 2.4" shrivel into even less! The biggest gamble of your life was buying a rug and look how that turned out.
I retired and now do whatever the f*** I want.
Best of all, when I open a bottle of water, the lid actually comes off.
How's life as a tram operator in Brussels? Does your government even let you buy bitcoin, or would that get you arrested?
Imagine being in the year 2025 and still can't figure out the value of BTC, after all it's been through too.
As Saylor says, people buy BTC at the price they deserve.
stay poor, just like the shithole rotting continent of (western) europe
Because you don't understand what he's doing. He doesn't time his purchases. When BTC goes up, he's able to borrow more against his BTC to buy more BTC. He necessarily buys at tops.