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re: Official CryptoTalk Thread

Posted by JayDeerTay84 on 3/4/25 at 4:10 pm
Short term, who knows, but long term, there is just too much news about big players getting in on it like governments, states, big firms, etc. The summit is this friday at the Whitehouse too.

Regardless of the trade war talks, I dont know how the long term view "isn't" bullish.

re: Official CryptoTalk Thread

Posted by JayDeerTay84 on 3/4/25 at 2:50 pm
The hardest part about DCA is the early phase. You are subject to the volatility in the short term. The only way through it is time.

While I DCA, I do look at the market before I buy as it is still manual for me. Makes me feel better in the short term, but in the end, it's a long term hold. I don't sell.

And again, time is your only friend here is time.

You could probably search this board for back in 2019-2021. Would have been laughed at to say, “one day BTC will CRASH, to $80K”.

With anything, do your best to guard your emotions.

re: Official CryptoTalk Thread

Posted by JayDeerTay84 on 3/4/25 at 2:34 pm
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I wouldn't worry about your cost basis if you are still years out from wanting to sell any of your actual Bitcoin. Bitcoin will possibly be $500K to $1M by 2030. So in my opinion, any price point in the $100K range is fantastic.


At some point, people need to re-tool the thought process once these metrics are hit. For BTC to hit $1M, it is at this point it is, without a doubt, a global asset. We are talking about BTC then being a $21T asset and likely the total of the crypto market near $40T.

This is in the area of "Never" sell territory and by this point, more mature and "safe" areas to leverage against it.
I feel like, to this day, they still dont understand Trump well. At all....

re: Official CryptoTalk Thread

Posted by JayDeerTay84 on 11/19/24 at 3:25 pm
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What the hell is wrong with ETH?


IMO, when they killed GPU mining it was the beginning of the end. I think they lost a lot of traffic/movement because of that. Am I am biased and salty I had to shut my money printers down, yes, but that is what I think. :rotflmao: :rotflmao:
Sanctions have no effect on Russia because they have means other than the US dollar.

They are self sufficient and prove it when necessary.

re: Official CryptoTalk Thread

Posted by JayDeerTay84 on 3/27/24 at 4:09 pm
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What real world problem is being solved using ETH?


How about not having your currency debased based on poltical climates.

Is this a good example?

I mean at the fundamental level the major driver is a financial intrument that is free from being debased by governments.

BTC does this as well, but in a different way, but ETH is much much more usuable in an "everyday" type way.

However, this is the message one would need to understand 1st IMO.
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It always blows my mind when people get excited for their big tax refund for some large purchase. I can't fathom someone willingly giving extra money to the government to hang on to throughout the year just to ask for it back at the end.


Its usually the case they didnt have a choice and the taxes were auto deducted and once you actually file, you get your tax breaks added in reducing your taxable income.
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It’s ZeroHedge, you know you can trust it


You refuted the aritcles points with facts so we know you are right....
The common denominator is always ummm..... Human nature.

That is why Capitalism works so well. Greed is trackable and predictable. Capitalism also has a level of framework more embodied by the public as a whole as opposed to a select few where power is concentrated.

That is not to say we dont have our own problems, we do, but it is much more predictable, trackable and MUCH easier to deal with at the individual level.


Somehow the US State Department had some good foresight.....

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I imagine more liberal courts are going to make a lot of these rulings with cases that will troll conservatives.



You think I’m getting “trolled” by the government allowing more guns?


Troll me harder please.

re: Official CryptoTalk Thread

Posted by JayDeerTay84 on 3/16/24 at 4:52 pm
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Yeah I bet the new to crypto crowd is going to have a rude awakening when they see that BTC drop last night



I bought more.
Women really do live on easy mode. :lol: :bow:
Depending on the disability and how much you qualify for Medicaid, you could qualify for what they call Dual Eligible Special Needs Plans.

With these, some carriers also offer spendable cards but depends on areas and qualifying amounts.

Basically Medicare would cover 80 and Medicaid picks up the rest.

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To open people’s eyes to the risks associated with bitcoin.


Just admit it. You are salty.

This is the real reason. You thought this shite going to zero years ago and it keeps going up and you are just big mad.

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Question the validity as a currency
People use it.
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Question why anyone would want an untraceable currency
Its 100% tracable retard
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Question the origin of bitcoin
Your moms bumhole

Question, why are you mad?
Question, on a scale of 1-10, how big mad are you?
Question, when did you realize its not going to zero?
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As a trade, it’s fine imo because trades are inherently risky as I use them but as an investment, it’s foolish. I don’t want to see people naively spending their money on bitcoin as an investment.


OK Batman. Thank you for your service.
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it takes a similar amount of power entire developed countries use to transfer and verify that a value correctly goes from one wallet to the next


That’s not how it works but since you mentioned it, the BTC network uses less than half the total power the global financial system uses.

I guess it’s too early to explain lightning to you.

I bet you thought you got us there huh……