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Bitcoin / Tether USD Apr 2 2024 69500.00 Put
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So I’ve been bouncing between swap sites and honestly getting tired of the random flags and mid-trade delays. All I want is to turn BTC into USDT without ending up in a KYC rabbit hole or chasing down support.
Anyone here using a method/site that’s still working clean in 2025?
No ID, no BS, just fast swaps.

Are you open to discussion? I’d honestly like to know what happens to 99% who don’t have skill. The only way BTC grows to billions is that at least 20-30% know how to use it and are able.

Tbh, I stopped caring about what fiat value BTC has. I see BTC as a standalone currency and use it on a daily basis.
Keep stacking SATs and try to live as much as possible on BTC, gradually getting rid of Fiat.

Quantum computing is the biggest technical risk. If the currently lost coins are suddenly unlocked for whoever grabs it first the network will be volatile for a long time.
The other is that people conflate final scarcity of BTC with the idea that the price will go up forever because of money printing. That may technically be true, but there are several scarce assets (prime real estate, art, etc) and that quality doesn’t mean their price will go up dramatically forever, though it will at least to some extent as everything suffers the effects of inflation. It may very well be that the price of BTC does indeed go up forever but the idea that one could retire off .1 BTC in however many years from now is fantasy unless your aim is to have a very modest lifestyle.

Post Offices are still going, what's your point? Will BTC offer home loans? :)

btc will dip and alts will fall with it and then btc will recover alts will follow and when BTC stops tipping the real alt season will begin

this is all assuming things haven't changed due to industrial adoption internationally. if things have changed be ready for different sectors to pump and dump and different times. the goal in the end is to have as much bitcoin and ethereum as possible (and XMR of course but that doesnt really need to be said.. thats the real deal)

Freshman BTC holders, stop telling everyone you have bitcoin!

Think of 21 million BTC as whole units, each split into 100 million pieces for transactions. So we multiply not divide.

The market absorbed an 80,000 BTC whale sell and literally nothing happened. 1000 won’t move the needle at all.

Crash BTC? Surely the Winklevoss twins wont allow it!

They were not balls deep. They just have a 100k to throw at BTC and "see what happens". It's like us buying BTC for 10$.
Their 0.5% allocation is our 100% allocation

got in $19 before earning and it has hit $40 in few weeks. **Triple play**: 1. Renewable Energy 2. BTC mining 3. Data centers (AI). This Australian company may supply cheap energy for data centers and mining. Target 60-70 in one year. $150 by 2027

I used Ledger for a while but moved to Best Wallet for convenience. It’s still non-custodial, so I control my BTC, but it’s mobile-based and easier to use day-to-day. No hardware or firmware to worry about.

Phantom is okay for Solana, but I switched to Best Wallet for better multi-chain support. It still handles SOL well, and I can also manage Ethereum, BTC, and others all in one app. Plus, I can fund it instantly with a card—no external platforms needed.

Hard to say exactly, but I’m playing it safe by keeping my BTC in a non-custodial wallet like Best Wallet. That way I’m not dependent on exchanges or governments to access it. Simple setup, full control, and I can still buy more when I want.

I downloaded Best Wallet and was up and running in minutes. It’s non-custodial, so you get your own recovery phrase and full control over your BTC. Buying Bitcoin with a card inside the app was super helpful when I first started.

I’ve been using Best Wallet to buy and hold BTC. It’s non-custodial so I control everything, and I can fund it instantly with my card or PayPal. Super clean UI and no exchange hassle. Feels like the easiest option for long-term holding.

I’ve been using Best Wallet to send and receive BTC. It’s non-custodial, super beginner-friendly, and works across multiple chains. You can even buy Bitcoin in-app with your debit card or PayPal, which is a huge plus.

1 Bitcoin is not impossible, when people say 1 BTC is impossible they mean the average Joe won’t have the capital to invest in 1 BTC straight away.

1 BTC = 100K USD
in my currency it will multiple by 4.5
so i need to have 4.5 x 100,000 = 450,000 to own 1 BTC
i do live in the country where the basic salary per month is 1700
do the calculation on how i can owned 1 BTC