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Bitcoin / Tether USD Jan 18 2024 45000.00 Put
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Feels like it. BTC has been above 100k for a long tine with the exception of a quick wick down to 97 or so.
Hopefully up from here.

Hypothetical question, which hopefully can be answered by someone here that has experience in using both BullBitcoin to sell BTC and Qtrade for traditional investing. Qtrade allows account funding via bill payment method (by setting them as a payee in your bank/credit union, for example). I see that BullBitcoin allows you to pay bills with the CAD value of the BTC you sell on their platform. Has anyone tried selling BTC on BullBitcoin and then using their bill payment option to send money directly to your Qtrade account, and if so does it work without issue?
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I assume that it would work, but on Qtrades relevant FAQ page, they state:
"Before making your first deposit, ensure that the first and last name listed in your Qtrade profile match the details on file with your bank or credit union. This step is essential to avoid any delays or issues with your deposit.
If you have access to joint or business accounts, make sure you’re logged into your personal online banking account. This account must match the name on your Qtrade profile for transactions to proceed smoothly
According to CRA guidelines, only the account holder can contribute funds to TFSA and FHSA accounts. However, you are allowed to gift money to your spouse, which they can then contribute to their own TFSA. The income earned in their TFSA remains theirs and won’t be attributed back to you. Similarly, only the FHSA account holder can claim tax benefits for contributions made to their account.
To comply with anti-money laundering and fraud prevention regulations, Qtrade does not accept third-party deposits where the name on the bank account does not exactly match the name on your Qtrade profile. If there’s a mismatch, your access to funds may be delayed, or your deposit could be rejected altogether."
(Source: https://help.qtrade.ca/hc/en-ca/articles/32434171893531-How-do-I-submit-a-bill-payment-to-Qtrade)
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Does anyone know (or better yet, maybe someone from BullBitcoin can confirm) whether the bill payments coming out of BullBitcoin would appear as a "third party deposit"? Or would they have the client's full name on them, same as if the bill payment was coming from a typical bank/credit union?

With BTC? Sure. With altcoins? Nope.

VOO , BTC and gold and sit.

It holds the keys you need to have to sign transactions to send BTC offline.
As simple as that.
Anyone can see or send BTC to an address. They are all visible on the Blockchain.
But without the keys you can't send/spend from it.

Still, lods of videos supporting mining even after getting late by 10 yrs…still thinking how are they profitable? Jst bcuz of BTC price hike or waiting for another halving cycle?

And yet it still doesn’t move the needle on BTC or ETH, curious huh

BTC vs BTC ETF

It’s not hard to tell to be honest. The charts are perfectly lined up for the entire market to go on a massive rally through October and November. The dollar tanking is one indicator of several that is required for crypto to have an explosive move and it is tanking hard, which is great for investors. When the dollar tanks, the money rotates into risk on assets like crypto. Additionally, during this phase, Ethereum and altcoins outperform Bitcoin. The money is rotating out of Bitcoin into Ethereum and alts right now. BTC will still go up but not at the same pace as Ethereum and alts. This is another indicator that signals a massive rally. Ethereum has outperformed Bitcoin over the last 30 days by 50% and by 80% over the last 90 days. When ETH outperforms like this, it’s an indicator that alt season is around the corner. Good rule of thumb if you’re not familiar with Fibonacci levels and trading is to take 20-25% out for profit taking every time you double your investment so if you have $500 in Cardano and it doubles to 1k, take $200 out, doubled again take 20-25% out again etc. good luck

Electron Cash is literally just the BCH equivalent of Electrum for BTC. Not like he's shilling a closed source wallet that skims transaction fees or just outright steals your funds or something.

MSTY is only viable if MSTR continues purchasing BTC, as BTC climbs. Too many caveats. On the other hand, BITO will profit from the delta between BTC future and spot pricing. I always felt it was a superior way to play BTC while earning income.

As long as you can stomach the massive downturns and not panic I think it’s ok. You’re at an age now you can make many mistakes and still be ok. But holding BTC can pay off massively in the end if you continue to hold. But nothing is a guarantee as I’m sure you already know

tldr; Metaplanet, Asia's largest corporate Bitcoin holder, has raised $1.4 billion through an international share offering, issuing 385 million new shares. The funds will be used to increase its Bitcoin holdings and support Bitcoin-related income-generating activities like options trading. The company aims to scale its Bitcoin holdings to 100,000 BTC by 2026 and 210,000 BTC by 2027. This move positions Metaplanet as a significant player in corporate Bitcoin adoption, drawing comparisons to U.S.-based MicroStrategy.
*This summary is auto generated by a bot and not meant to replace reading the original article. As always, DYOR.

reading this kind of news led to think there won't be any BTC left for us to buy very soon

"btc will never crash" You have got to be joking right what the actual fuck are you smoking, BTC crashes every few years far harder than other assets

Pedantism for the sake of it. None of us would be having conversation if not for BTC.

ETH is almost always a good idea, something like BTC

If i was in a position to invest a lump sum i'd probably have a go at this . . . available through Interactive Investor platform it could be a way to put BTC holdings in an ISA . . . [https://www.londonstockexchange.com/news-article/market-news/intention-to-float/17232247](https://www.londonstockexchange.com/news-article/market-news/intention-to-float/17232247)

I get paid in BTC, so we're doing pretty much the same thing. It's been a couple of years and it's been great.
One shift is that I don't see it as an investment -- I see it as money. It's my unit of account for large things. When I think about buying a car, or property, or making an investment, I think about it in BTC terms and well... let's just say that nothing looks attractive out there.

Congratulations on your first Satoshi, spend next 5 years, collecting up to 1 BTC.
You will not make a 1 billion US$, but that #bitcoin in your wallet provide stability in future.