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BTCUSDT20240407C68000
Bitcoin / Tether USD Apr 7 2024 68000.00 Call
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Apr 7, 2024 3:07:00 AM EDT
1210.00USDT+41.520%(+355.00)00
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As of Sep 21, 2025 11:20:33 AM EDT (<1 min. ago)
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5 min ago • u/RedDog860 • r/Bitcoin • financial_stability • C
$5-$10/day in BTC.
I’ll be buying at the top forever Laura
sentiment 0.20
11 min ago • u/SpontaneousDream • r/CryptoCurrency • can_cardano_repeat_2021_surge_technicals_point • C
Take a look at coinmarketcap historical charts. MANY coins have been in the top 10 and have simply slowly bled out over time. The same will happen to ADA (and has been happening).
Facts:
* ADA/USD is at the same price from over 8 years ago.
* ADA/BTC is nearing all time lows and has been on a downtrend for 7 years straight.
You have no idea what you're talking about and must be a new here. You and u/spXps can have fun bagholding your "investment".
Thanks for playing.
sentiment 0.77
14 min ago • u/yvthousands • r/CryptoCurrency • my_thesis_for_memecoins_and_why_i_allocated_in_a • C
I'm a BTC and ETH holder too, on ETH look into what spx6900 is building
sentiment 0.00
16 min ago • u/kimperial • r/wallstreetbets • weekend_discussion_thread_for_the_weekend_of • C
october. BTC will rip and take HOOD along with it
sentiment 0.00
19 min ago • u/Toinked • r/CryptoCurrency • my_thesis_for_memecoins_and_why_i_allocated_in_a • C
I own a few meme coins within the Abstract ecosystem but nothing near the amount of $PENGU I hold.
I’m more of a BTC/ETH holder but when it comes to my Pudgy Penguins… I’ve been a mega fan for years now : ) it’s such an easy hold when I see how well the IP is reaching the entire world
sentiment 0.94
18 min ago • u/Rcberto • r/Gemini • question_about_referral • C
So a trade like XRP to BTC would work?
sentiment 0.41
21 min ago • u/Glittering-Duck-634 • r/Bitcoin • go_into_debt_or_sell_if_going_to_jail • C
keep the BTC, run the cards up now, max them all. Do the time. Credit report should be clean when you/they reintegrate. Enjoy and sorry about the jail time, hope it goes fast for you bro. It definitely shaped me into the man I am today, I don't regret my time inside at all and I am wealthy now too.
sentiment 0.95
24 min ago • u/ardus666 • r/Bitcoin • go_into_debt_or_sell_if_going_to_jail • C
I always wondered about transfers of bitcoin into cold storage for things like applying for housing (proof of assets) or diving assets after a divorce.
Technically, you can't really hide the BTC you own, right? There's a way a judge for example can find how much you own?
sentiment 0.74
25 min ago • u/jkl2035 • r/CryptoCurrency • solana_cofounder_warns_of_5050_risk_quantum_tech • C
Banking topic is mentioned often in this discussion, I think the big topic people are missing is that it’s way easier to migrate a centralized system to quantum Secure Hardware/cryptography than a decentralized than Bitcoin. For BTC migration discussion started (recommend to watch BIP360 by Hunter Beast) and they will find a solution for sure, but this will be a hard time for the community because the discussion will be done on a philosophical Level and the solutions currently discussed all need a hard fork. For centralized Systems this is mich easier to do from a operational base. Think the Migration for BTC will take at least 3-4 years…
sentiment 0.78
26 min ago • u/Topspeed_PT • r/Bitcoin • uptober • C
Uptober, Upvember and Upcember.
$250K BTC this year.
sentiment 0.00
31 min ago • u/wjean • r/Bitcoin • how_can_i_realistically_work_towards_owning_1_btc • C
This is a personal finance question not a BTC question. You want a store of value/asset that is 66x your monthly pay. It also has a history of rapid swings and appreciation, so tomorrow it could cost 80x your current pay or 50x. If it drops to the level of your monthly pay, you probably won't want it anymore.
The only solution is to invest in yourself to increase your monthly pay. It doesn't need to be education (which historically has been a great gateway to wealth generation), it just needs to be a skill or talent that others will pay more than $1700 for you to perform (only fans for example is about asset management and marketing vs education).
Investing as an alternative route, considering how much you want the money to grow, is just gambling if you are going to be honest with yourself. You need to eat so at best let's say you can "gamble/invest" most of your current pay. If you are playing a game with 50/50 odds, how likely is it that you can pick the winners that many times to reach your goal that is 66x larger than your initial investment?
Hahahaha
sentiment 0.98
32 min ago • u/Th3BroForce • r/Bitcoin • how_can_i_realistically_work_towards_owning_1_btc • C
GoMining, buy virtual miners.
ROI 40-50% per year. After two years you are making BTC every day. Only halving will halve it in 900 days.
sentiment 0.13
33 min ago • u/BlackDog990 • r/Bitcoin • is_this_all_a_super_long_play • C
To play devil's advocate, I can teach my 5 year old how money works. Its simple. You have a a number of coins/papers. You give them to someone for something in return. You can also give them to a bank for safe keeping (over simplification, yes.) You cant tell a 5 year old to read the BTC standard to learn the basics and then do many hours of additional research beyond that.
BTC is more complex than using fiat. That's not a good thing. Its a barrier that must be overcome. You can't have a reserve currency/value store that the masses have a difficult time using or understanding "the basics". Its a bug, not a feature.
sentiment 0.44
38 min ago • u/UpsetBottle1937 • r/Bitcoin • passing_btc_to_heirs • C
From Ai but I think this is correct: Fidelity does not currently accept direct deposits of Bitcoin (BTC). However, Fidelity offers cryptocurrency services through its subsidiary, Fidelity Digital Assets, which provides custody and trading solutions for institutional investors. Here are some key points to consider:
sentiment 0.08
39 min ago • u/Spaceseeds • r/Bitcoin • bitcoin_will_checkmate_the_whole_system • C
Really? You're a BTC holder but you don't know that it's goal is to peacefully replace the current financial system?
Seems fishy
sentiment 0.71
43 min ago • u/Ybel- • r/Bitcoin • how_can_i_realistically_work_towards_owning_1_btc • C
If the author believes that a BTC will change life in 4/5 years, in this case why not bet everything? Otherwise the problem is elsewhere
sentiment -0.40
42 min ago • u/alter3d • r/CanadianInvestor • what_would_you_do_today_with_100k_cash_lump_sum • C
One of the reasons I like IREN is that even if the AI stuff doesn't work out, they're basically the only profitable BTC miner.  They have the lowest cost per coin mined and BTC would have to drop like 60% just to bring them to break even.  Good safety margin... but the AI stuff is going gin the right direction -- almost 11K Blackwell GPUs either installed already or going in soon, NVIDIA preferred partner status, etc. 
The full thesis is a little long but I'm confident enough in it that it's my largest play, by a HUGE margin, ever.
sentiment 0.91
44 min ago • u/shallette8888 • r/CryptoMarkets • trumps_crypto_corruption_is_destroying_regulatory • C
Trump is blatantly doing what he's always done - taking whatever he can get, regardless of legality ; the more folks he screws along the way, the more he gets off. I really don't get how all the kool-aid drinkers truly believe everything he does is "for their good". It's like over half the people in this country are in a dream-state of some eutopia that never has and never will exist. But you can't tell them that any more than you can make them see/understand facts. They simply refuse to look past the surface of anything and - if there's one thing Trump excels at, it's trying to make himself look good, regardless of how sickening it is to watch.
I completely understand the point you are trying to make. The US regulatory agencies fought the crypto industry vehemently - until they could find a way to use it to make a buck. As soon as that happened, crypto was treated like all the other money-making machines used by the elite.
"Little people" have made and lost untold fortunes with the pump and dump exploiters leaving their sheeple hanging out to dry. The two mainstays being BTC and ETH. BTC will eventually collapse, in part due to accepting the status quo AS the status quo instead of trying to fix it. The exact reasons Butelik parted ways with BTC and has been so doggedly adamant about the course of ETH. ETH will survive long after all the others have played out because of blockchain methodology built strictly for deregulation. Regardless of anything built on top of the chain, the underlying foundation can only process the pieces of information until confirmation is achieved. The foundation is virtually incorruptible.
Trump, and all the mongrels like him, has never done the first thing in his life that didn't profit him in some way. He just doesn't think outside that box. It really has absolutely nothing to do with being a democrat or republican and everything to do with the privileged mentality. He doesn't give a shit about the American people or anyone else. Why Congress has done so little to push back, why he's not already in prison - is incomprehensible.
sentiment 0.93
46 min ago • u/Excellent-Show-4500 • r/Bitcoin • how_can_i_realistically_work_towards_owning_1_btc • C
Trade perps, 400x you money and roll into BTC, easy
sentiment 0.44
48 min ago • u/Romanizer • r/CryptoCurrency • tethers_99_margin_how_cryptos_beating_heart • C
Tethers assets are not fully audited, but attested. Regarding bonds, an audit would not be able to shed more light into that though, as the US Treasury does not answer requests on buyers and sellers.
However, tether claims to hold nearly as many bonds as they minted USDT, somewhere around $120 billion. I think someone officially claiming to have that kind of receivable from the treasury without actually paying for the bonds, would backfire immediately. It's very unlikely to run dry here. That would need to let the us go bankrupt first.
Minting USDT for nothing would mean they would gift away their product without receiving money for it, ultimately losing cash. If they collude with some insider, someone is sitting on worthless USDT. This also means they have not invested into BTC yet. If they had, the exchange would sit on these coins. This wouldn't really influence the price, but rather destroy trust in stablecoins.
To summarize, the conspiracy theory around printing endless stablecoins doesn't really make sense.
sentiment -0.84


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