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Touched on $55k today. Anyone want to guess the ceiling on this rally? It hits $100k I’m buying a sauer 404 in 7mag with an aimpoint like those wild boar fever guys use and hunt in a tweed jacket this season.



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I think this run could be a signal beyond Bitcoin.


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If you work 40 hrs/wk: at 5% inflation and after 5 years, you need a 28% pay raise or to work 44 more hours (*one full extra week* per month+) to make up the difference.

This is inflation
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I don't own Bitcoin and never have.

I do own stock in bitcoin miners though. Have treated me well.

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bitcoin=tulips

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Originally Posted by cumminscowboy
bitcoin=tulips

No



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Looking ahead...lol
You can either figure it out or...


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If you work 40 hrs/wk: at 5% inflation and after 5 years, you need a 28% pay raise or to work 44 more hours (*one full extra week* per month+) to make up the difference.

This is inflation
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Last 5 months were great example why time in market and DCA is better than timing the market.

Imagine how many people got left behind waiting BTC at 25k,30k,35k,40k,45k,50k..

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Originally Posted by STRSWilson
I bought in 2017 and again in 2018. It can go crazy all it wants...
I wish i had bought back then, at least $50k worth. dayum!

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Originally Posted by Westman
I don't own Bitcoin and never have.

I do own stock in bitcoin miners though. Have treated me well.
Can you please DM me and tell me about it?

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Originally Posted by jackmountain
Originally Posted by cumminscowboy
bitcoin=tulips

No

Maybe that guy knows something you don't?

$6 BTC = Tulips
$60 BTC = Tulips
$600 BTC = Tulips
$6,000 BTC = Tulips
$60,000 BTC = Tulips

Just because a person has been wrong the last 15 years in a row doesn't mean he is wrong now.

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How would you turn your bitcoin into cash?

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Originally Posted by cisco1
How would you turn your bitcoin into cash?

Sell it for USD on Coinbase.
They have a debit card option now too tou can use to spend your crypto funds, never looked into it myself though. Possibly an easy button option.

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Originally Posted by Stickfight
Originally Posted by jackmountain
Originally Posted by cumminscowboy
bitcoin=tulips

No

Maybe that guy knows something you don't?

$6 BTC = Tulips
$60 BTC = Tulips
$600 BTC = Tulips
$6,000 BTC = Tulips
$60,000 BTC = Tulips

Just because a person has been wrong the last 15 years in a row doesn't mean he is wrong now.
you make my point without even knowing it. I get it if you enjoy speculation and don’t care. That is what bitcoin is. It has no tangible value other than what the market says. Just because something keeps going up in price, that doesn’t make it a great investment by itself. You do understand the difference between smart and dumb money? Dumb money are non sophisticated investors.

What was I wrong about for 15 years?

Bitcoin is todays tulips.

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Would that be recorded?

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Originally Posted by cumminscowboy
Originally Posted by Stickfight
Originally Posted by jackmountain
Originally Posted by cumminscowboy
bitcoin=tulips

No

Maybe that guy knows something you don't?

$6 BTC = Tulips
$60 BTC = Tulips
$600 BTC = Tulips
$6,000 BTC = Tulips
$60,000 BTC = Tulips

Just because a person has been wrong the last 15 years in a row doesn't mean he is wrong now.
you make my point without even knowing it. I get it if you enjoy speculation and don’t care. That is what bitcoin is. It has no tangible value other than what the market says. Just because something keeps going up in price, that doesn’t make it a great investment by itself. You do understand the difference between smart and dumb money? Dumb money are non sophisticated investors.

What was I wrong about for 15 years?

Bitcoin is today’s tulips.
No. It has the possibility, dependent on the level of acceptance, of being a way to electronically transfer funds immediately, anywhere in the world without relying on/being enslaved to, a global banking cartel. It has the possibility to be an accepted means of currency that’s value can’t be manipulated by a central bank by producing more anytime they want.

It has the possibility of breaking the chains put on us by the illegal privately owned Federal Reserve that hijacked our currency.

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Coin base has had some problems in the past.. I don't know if they were related to Tether.

I would probably use bitcoin to buy gold or precious metals. Most of the big sellers of precious metals take bitcoin.

They have 3 price structures: from the most expensive to the least.
1) credit card
2) check
3) bitcoin

Just a thought.

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Ok, so who has cashed out? You put how much in, and took how much out?

Profits?

Feel free to brag if applicable.

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Originally Posted by rollerroll56
Originally Posted by Westman
I don't own Bitcoin and never have.

I do own stock in bitcoin miners though. Have treated me well.
Can you please DM me and tell me about it?


Right now it's MARA. I have been scalping the very short term swings. Am now holding from when it recently traded at 16 bux. Looking for movement at halving time. Lot's of info on MARA available.

I think MARA is the miner to play these days.

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