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flyingillini

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Down 30% in a month.

Multiple revenue streams and it's basically a growth stock. Looks pretty beat up too.

Might look to some derivatives there.
Im actually putting their numbers right now in the variance calculator that you graced the forum with to see what comes up.
 
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flyingillini

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Down 30% in a month.

Multiple revenue streams and it's basically a growth stock. Looks pretty beat up too.

Might look to some derivatives there.
Your variance calculations tell me it’s a buy at $139
 

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rolandcorts

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Saylor will never sell because... he can't. He'd just keep chasing a downward price and it'd ruin him.
When BTC appreciates, he's able to borrow more cash [against his BTC holdings] and buy even more BTC. That's why he's always buying tops. It has nothing to do with timing.

It's amazing how many people use 'technical analysis' here. It's embarrassing. Remember, since 1997 the Cubs are 12-2 on Wednesdays playing against the AL before 3PM EST.
 

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what's the one story of that one guy very early on that bought some pizzas for his family with a few dozen bitcoin
 

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oh shit .. not dozens. almost a billion dollars worth, now

Bitcoin Pizza Day is observed across the world on May 22. The day commemorates the first time cryptocurrency was used to buy products in the real world. Coincidentally, the first item that was bought with cryptocurrency was pizza! On May 22, 2010, Laszlo Hanyecz paid 10,000 Bitcoins to have two Papa John pizzas delivered. Nine months after the purchase, the two pizzas were worth $10,000, while in the year 2015, the two pizzas were valued at a whopping $2.4 million. The Bitcoin price reached a high of $63,000 in 2021, making the two pizzas worth $630 million.
 

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oh shit .. not dozens. almost a billion dollars worth, now

Bitcoin Pizza Day is observed across the world on May 22. The day commemorates the first time cryptocurrency was used to buy products in the real world. Coincidentally, the first item that was bought with cryptocurrency was pizza! On May 22, 2010, Laszlo Hanyecz paid 10,000 Bitcoins to have two Papa John pizzas delivered. Nine months after the purchase, the two pizzas were worth $10,000, while in the year 2015, the two pizzas were valued at a whopping $2.4 million. The Bitcoin price reached a high of $63,000 in 2021, making the two pizzas worth $630 million.

They may have been really good supreme pizzas. Do you think he regrets it?
 

KVB

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what's the one story of that one guy very early on that bought some pizzas for his family with a few dozen bitcoin

It was like several decimal place down for the price of bitcoin, I don't think it was a few dozen. It might have been thousands.

I remember those days.
 

KVB

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oh shit .. not dozens. almost a billion dollars worth, now

Bitcoin Pizza Day is observed across the world on May 22. The day commemorates the first time cryptocurrency was used to buy products in the real world. Coincidentally, the first item that was bought with cryptocurrency was pizza! On May 22, 2010, Laszlo Hanyecz paid 10,000 Bitcoins to have two Papa John pizzas delivered. Nine months after the purchase, the two pizzas were worth $10,000, while in the year 2015, the two pizzas were valued at a whopping $2.4 million. The Bitcoin price reached a high of $63,000 in 2021, making the two pizzas worth $630 million.

Yeah, this sounds right.
 

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Bitcoin Price Table, 2010-2025 (Yearly)​

This table displays Bitcoin Historical Prices on January 1st of each year.

YearBitcoin Price ($)Change ($)Year-over-year (%)
202594,419.7650,252.43113.78
202444,167.3327,542.25165.67
202316,625.08-31,061.73-65.14
202247,686.8118,312.6662.34
202129,374.1522,173.98307.96
20207,200.173,356.6587.33
20193,843.52-9,813.68-71.86
201813,657.2012,658.881,268.01
2017998.33563.99129.85
2016434.33120.0938.21
2015314.25-439.97-58.33
2014754.22740.925,569.07
201313.308.03152.12
20125.284.981,659.16
20110.300.21249.45
20100.0900
 
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