Bitcoin and Crypto Thread

I would but he suicided himself after saying if he ever committed suicide that he was murdered. Mcaffe was a loser, a really bad guy eaten up with demonic spirits who thrived on chaos and so it is no wonder that bitcoin was his chosen vehicle of jew-centered greed. Get financially in bed with this shady underworld at your own peril. One should be looking to simplify one's life by moving away from a need for any type of currency, much less a complicated one that requires 105 pages (and counting) on CiK to track, figure out, and explain.

"Money, money, money, bitcoin is money! Better than gold! Track it, follow it, obsess about it, its up, its down, its in a wallet, the wallet is hot in cold storage with an off ramp to a bank that sometimes honors bitcoin within 30 days, I woke up this morning and all my bitcoin was gone, wait, now its back, put all your bills on autopay with btc with 9.12% interest cap on your dividends, and then put your btc in your will with a firewall pass code that no one can access but you but you're dead, and don't forget to take profits but still hold forever because btc is going to a million dollars in July of 2027 when gold and the US dollar will deflate from a bubble into zero during a bull rush!"

That’s actually a pretty good summary of the 105 page thread, @PurpleUrkel !

Here’s the thing…yes I think about Bitcoin a lot, but not much about the fiat price. I think about it how Jeff Bezos or Elon Musk thought about the internet in 1995…it’s a bottomless rabbit hole of exploration and possibilities that is fascinatIng.

I post here because I enjoy sharing my exploration. It has helped me become more secure in many ways, besides financially. I rest easy knowing that most of my wealth is intact and untouchable by anyone that shouldn’t be able to. I know the future of humanity is bright and my grandchildren are going to be the first truly free generation probably since the last ice age, and certainly in the last 2000 years. In the present I’ve cut my hours at work by 1/3 and am spending more time with my kids. I don’t worry about clown world, politics, or “the market.” Maybe I wasn’t close enough to God before, and this was His way of helping me back.

Maybe I’m delusional and all this isn’t real…we all just want to confirm our biases. Be sure to question them regularly.
 
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Why store of value and medium of exchange is a false dichotomy. One can’t exist without the other. (Bitcoin is both, and will be in the future)

 
Does anyone wanna comment on the massive dip today? My portfolio decreased by 15.38% in the past 24 hours, even BTC dropped $4k in the past 24 hours.
Besides the auto liquidations mentioned previously, there's some people thinking the dip is due to people reacting to news about an advance in quantum computing.

 
I would but he suicided himself after saying if he ever committed suicide that he was murdered. Mcaffe was a loser, a really bad guy eaten up with demonic spirits who thrived on chaos and so it is no wonder that bitcoin was his chosen vehicle of jew-centered greed. Get financially in bed with this shady underworld at your own peril. One should be looking to simplify one's life by moving away from a need for any type of currency, much less a complicated one that requires 105 pages (and counting) on CiK to track, figure out, and explain.

"Money, money, money, bitcoin is money! Better than gold! Track it, follow it, obsess about it, its up, its down, its in a wallet, the wallet is hot in cold storage with an off ramp to a bank that sometimes honors bitcoin within 30 days, I woke up this morning and all my bitcoin was gone, wait, now its back, put all your bills on autopay with btc with 9.12% interest cap on your dividends, and then put your btc in your will with a firewall pass code that no one can access but you but you're dead, and don't forget to take profits but still hold forever because btc is going to a million dollars in July of 2027 when gold and the US dollar will deflate from a bubble into zero during a bull rush!"
I know it can sound complicated especially to go through all the stuff here on this forum its too long and a lot of it was for those who already had previous knowledge, I had no clue what was going on when I read all the stuff on the forum.

The easiest thing I recommend because Im a simple guy, is download the app STRIKE, deposit $10 into it and watch it for a month, it literally take about 60 seconds to check it then you can turn your phone off, its just to study it.

Next step, while you driving to work and back home listen to the Michael Saylor series what is money show with Michael Breedlove I think is his name, its about 8-9 parts.

Theb while you taking a dump at work read the book the bitcoin standard, then come back to this thread and it will all start making a lot more sense.

If you look at the US dollar there is the all seeing eye on it and the words new world order and we know the jewish bankers are behind it right and its all unethical and all the greed etc, so bitcoin is the opposite of that its to get away from that, its the answer to that problem right now.

Its quite possible John Mcaffe might have even paid someone to fake his death as one of his former girlfriends said he called her after his death so maybe he took everyone for a ride to live in oeace and quite😂 Two good interviews to losten of his is the interview with Gavin Mcinnes and with the South Africa Jerm Warfare, he appeared twice with the South African, I enjoyed it, I had never heard of someone living without a bank account and being able to go all over the world and buy stuff, forget about his morals and character just listen to the crypto talk thats what I was interested in learning and why Im on this thread.
 
Why store of value and medium of exchange is a false dichotomy. One can’t exist without the other. (Bitcoin is both, and will be in the future)


Ironically this has been the argument against BTC for quite some time. BTC is a terrible currency so therefore it can't be a store of value.
 
I know it can sound complicated especially to go through all the stuff here on this forum its too long and a lot of it was for those who already had previous knowledge, I had no clue what was going on when I read all the stuff on the forum.

The easiest thing I recommend because Im a simple guy, is download the app STRIKE, deposit $10 into it and watch it for a month, it literally take about 60 seconds to check it then you can turn your phone off, its just to study it.

Next step, while you driving to work and back home listen to the Michael Saylor series what is money show with Michael Breedlove I think is his name, its about 8-9 parts.

Theb while you taking a dump at work read the book the bitcoin standard, then come back to this thread and it will all start making a lot more sense.

If you look at the US dollar there is the all seeing eye on it and the words new world order and we know the jewish bankers are behind it right and its all unethical and all the greed etc, so bitcoin is the opposite of that its to get away from that, its the answer to that problem right now.

Its quite possible John Mcaffe might have even paid someone to fake his death as one of his former girlfriends said he called her after his death so maybe he took everyone for a ride to live in oeace and quite😂 Two good interviews to losten of his is the interview with Gavin Mcinnes and with the South Africa Jerm Warfare, he appeared twice with the South African, I enjoyed it, I had never heard of someone living without a bank account and being able to go all over the world and buy stuff, forget about his morals and character just listen to the crypto talk thats what I was interested in learning and why Im on this thread.
Who owns Strike? Who is the compliance officer?

Paul Santiago.


Jack Maller Strike CEO is 30 years old. You know how they call this guys in finance? children. He seems to have some pedigree in finance. Which means little. But it´s a plus.

What do you know about it´s corporate governance?



Bitcoin is a great speculative investment. SPECULATIVE. Invest what you can afford to lose.
 
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Ironically this has been the argument against BTC for quite some time. BTC is a terrible currency so therefore it can't be a store of value.
People tend to follow the herd and believe so called experts, instead of reading a book that has ideas they've never explored, and thinking for themselves.
 
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Roger Ver has been arrested in Spain and is to be brought back to USA yo serve 100 years in prison for "tax evasion" he seems to be a big bitcoin guys and has been promoting bitcoin, Tucker Carlson interviews the guy.
 
Some bad news, sorry guys.. Not sure if anyone has mentioned it here, I did a quick search and does not seem so.
I became aware of it as a few days ago I got an email from some place in Germany where I had once bought crypto. Something along the lines of due to an EU level law change on 30 December 2024, they decided not to disclose their customers details and it will no longer be permitted to buy crypto unless your store it in their servers. That I have never done, and actually it has always been a bit bothersome with hard drive space and bandwidth when it comes to blockchains.

A wikipedia article about the law is here :
"MiCA"
Not all countries seem to want to do it :
and
I wonder if this means that the party is over in the EU..

Why did the election of Trump have such a positive effect on the world Bitcoin price?

Is this just another example of the EU taking careful aim and shooting itself in the foot, just like with the gas pipeline to Germany..

Anyway, I would not necessarily say that whatever makes Bitcoin go wild is good, but this sounds like a sad end of the wild west, if from now on there is no storing of private keys privately, but it probably means a host of things not just that.
 
Some bad news, sorry guys.. Not sure if anyone has mentioned it here, I did a quick search and does not seem so.
I became aware of it as a few days ago I got an email from some place in Germany where I had once bought crypto. Something along the lines of due to an EU level law change on 30 December 2024, they decided not to disclose their customers details and it will no longer be permitted to buy crypto unless your store it in their servers. That I have never done, and actually it has always been a bit bothersome with hard drive space and bandwidth when it comes to blockchains.

A wikipedia article about the law is here :
"MiCA"
Not all countries seem to want to do it :
and
I wonder if this means that the party is over in the EU..

Why did the election of Trump have such a positive effect on the world Bitcoin price?

Is this just another example of the EU taking careful aim and shooting itself in the foot, just like with the gas pipeline to Germany..

Anyway, I would not necessarily say that whatever makes Bitcoin go wild is good, but this sounds like a sad end of the wild west, if from now on there is no storing of private keys privately, but it probably means a host of things not just that.

The election of trump has a positive effect on everything business wise, my Tesla holdings did better than my bitcoin holdings much better and my call options....let's just say it's going to be a very Merry Christ mass.
 
Some bad news, sorry guys.. Not sure if anyone has mentioned it here, I did a quick search and does not seem so.
I became aware of it as a few days ago I got an email from some place in Germany where I had once bought crypto. Something along the lines of due to an EU level law change on 30 December 2024, they decided not to disclose their customers details and it will no longer be permitted to buy crypto unless your store it in their servers. That I have never done, and actually it has always been a bit bothersome with hard drive space and bandwidth when it comes to blockchains.

A wikipedia article about the law is here :
"MiCA"
Not all countries seem to want to do it :
and
I wonder if this means that the party is over in the EU..

Why did the election of Trump have such a positive effect on the world Bitcoin price?

Is this just another example of the EU taking careful aim and shooting itself in the foot, just like with the gas pipeline to Germany..

Anyway, I would not necessarily say that whatever makes Bitcoin go wild is good, but this sounds like a sad end of the wild west, if from now on there is no storing of private keys privately, but it probably means a host of things not just that.

Yes, EU is committing cultural and economic seppuku before our eyes. Just another symptom of fiat clown world.

Trump caused a short term Bitcoin pump, but it was going to happen with or without him. It was a coiled spring ready to go after the halvening. Now with nation states, US states, and more companies using loans to buy Bitcoin, the rocket ship is ready for 2025.

MSTR will probably become one of the most valuable companies on the planet. They are un-catchable in the bitcoin race now, even if MSFT had voted to adopt Bitcoin (the board just voted against it!) they would not be able to accumulate 400,000 BTC.

Very exciting times ahead.
 
Some bad news, sorry guys.. Not sure if anyone has mentioned it here, I did a quick search and does not seem so.
I became aware of it as a few days ago I got an email from some place in Germany where I had once bought crypto. Something along the lines of due to an EU level law change on 30 December 2024, they decided not to disclose their customers details and it will no longer be permitted to buy crypto unless your store it in their servers. That I have never done, and actually it has always been a bit bothersome with hard drive space and bandwidth when it comes to blockchains.

A wikipedia article about the law is here :
"MiCA"
Not all countries seem to want to do it :
and
I wonder if this means that the party is over in the EU..

Why did the election of Trump have such a positive effect on the world Bitcoin price?

Is this just another example of the EU taking careful aim and shooting itself in the foot, just like with the gas pipeline to Germany..

Anyway, I would not necessarily say that whatever makes Bitcoin go wild is good, but this sounds like a sad end of the wild west, if from now on there is no storing of private keys privately, but it probably means a host of things not just that.
Some bad news, sorry guys.. Not sure if anyone has mentioned it here, I did a quick search and does not seem so.
I became aware of it as a few days ago I got an email from some place in Germany where I had once bought crypto. Something along the lines of due to an EU level law change on 30 December 2024, they decided not to disclose their customers details and it will no longer be permitted to buy crypto unless your store it in their servers. That I have never done, and actually it has always been a bit bothersome with hard drive space and bandwidth when it comes to blockchains.

A wikipedia article about the law is here :
"MiCA"
Not all countries seem to want to do it :
and
I wonder if this means that the party is over in the EU..

Why did the election of Trump have such a positive effect on the world Bitcoin price?

Is this just another example of the EU taking careful aim and shooting itself in the foot, just like with the gas pipeline to Germany..

Anyway, I would not necessarily say that whatever makes Bitcoin go wild is good, but this sounds like a sad end of the wild west, if from now on there is no storing of private keys privately, but it probably means a host of things not just that.
But people in Germany can just buy the crypto through some other way I dont see that as a problem? For example they can open a bank account in another country where they allow it and just do it like that
 
But people in Germany can just buy the crypto through some other way I dont see that as a problem? For example they can open a bank account in another country where they allow it and just do it like that
I suppose it's like putting a fence around a field and saying, well, the livestock can just jump over it.. Most of them will not, except a few really ambitious ones.

If it is an EU level law, it means not an EU country, so not Poland, not France, maybe Switzerland, UK, Serbia etc. Good news is some are slow to adopt.

Yes, there are crypto parties where you give each other cash in person. Can also imagine meeting some stranger in a dark alley but it becomes a bit unappealing and impractical.
For example they can open a bank account in another country
I don't think that is such a tiny hurdle in this day and age.

It was a coiled spring ready to go after the halvening.
What 'halvening'? All I knew about was a 'splitting' but that was already four or five years ago.
 
I suppose it's like putting a fence around a field and saying, well, the livestock can just jump over it.. Most of them will not, except a few really ambitious ones.

If it is an EU level law, it means not an EU country, so not Poland, not France, maybe Switzerland, UK, Serbia etc. Good news is some are slow to adopt.

Yes, there are crypto parties where you give each other cash in person. Can also imagine meeting some stranger in a dark alley but it becomes a bit unappealing and impractical.

I don't think that is such a tiny hurdle in this day and age.


What 'halvening'? All I knew about was a 'splitting' but that was already four or five years ago.
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Just did something I swore I'd never do until I needed money in retirement.... sold half my Bitcoin. Used the proceeds to....

...buy MSTR shares.

LFG!!
I did sell some of my ETF shares to buy MSTR. Did you listen to this interview?


I contemplated selling real BTC but I would have to open a new bank acct with my LLC now that Silvergate was killed by chokepoint 2.0
 
I did sell some of my ETF shares to buy MSTR. Did you listen to this interview?


I contemplated selling real BTC but I would have to open a new bank acct with my LLC now that Silvergate was killed by chokepoint 2.0
I should have been more specific -- I sold half my FBTC to buy the MSTR. Still have all of my main non-KYC BTC stack.

I will check out that interview...
 
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