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Bitcoin / Tether USD Apr 19 2024 68000.00 Call
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Hi everyone, I started buying Bitcoin back in January and at the moment I have around 0.09 BTC with an average purchase price of about $90,000. So far I’ve been buying regardless of the price, but now I realize that my entry price is really high. I’m not sure whether I should wait for the price to drop or just keep buying regardless of the price. I know nobody has a crystal ball and the price of Bitcoin could only rise from nowand never got again 90k but what would you do if you were in my position?
I hope that the text is clear english is not my native language

No worries, I have some more BTC on another exchange.

Lambo Crash at sea like BTC small dip

Historically, BTC has reached a new ATH within 30 days of each ATH for Gold. Possibly around 20 days till new BTC ATH? 🔜👀

It is a normal market decline (or fluctuating movement), it is not just a big sale of BTC.
Don't worry.

Monthly DCA for me - BTC only. I keep extra cash so when there's a dip, I buy more.

Fr, unless you get in at the absolute lowest of the cycle there is no reward in BTC compared to just buying stocks.

Yup. Doesn’t matter if monetary standard has switched over to BTC by then or not I’m pulling out at a specific time. Not all at once but what I need to use at that time. Until then I’m DCAing

Back in 2016, a few did. And honestly I wasn't among them. That's why I'm happy I joined the BTC club years later

That's total crap! I invested around 100k in HBAR nearly 5 years ago because it was "so good". Price was around 0.25 or something. 5 years later I am still in loss. You know 5 years ago 100k in BTC would make me? If you have any common sense don't read "analysis" from random dudes on Reddit.

$LINK is an incredible project, a lot of huge partnerships and actually has a system to implement crypto in the Real World. IMO is a good buy BUT to make a good profit and dip. but for long term like 10-15 years BTC is KING and it will always be KING.

Past performance is no guarantee of future return. BTC is only been around for a relatively short period of time. It has proven itself a solid store of value up to this point but for those who have not diversified and are 100% BTC… that’s a risky play.
The FBI has seized crypto wallets, including BTC. If you’re going to argue the rabbit hole of people’s assets not being subject to seizure well crypto can be as well. Also, I do all the same things you suggest with other crypto and not just BTC.
BTC and other digital assets should be part of everyone’s diversified investment portfolios… I’d prefer not to have all my money wrapped up in something that has had price swings of over +/- 50% in a relatively short period of time. Good luck though!

Why don't you provide actual help
Tell me how ANYONE is meant to know what transactions you are speaking about when you say
"Thanks for providing the supporting
document for external recefves. As we
have checked some more external receives from BTC, USDC,ETH"
Why doesn't Coinbase simply quote the transactions they want information on
And how can customer support one day say they see my funds and the next day tell me there is no record of them being received

Don't think about benefits, but in unawareness. People who buy BTC at an ATM probably don't know what BTC even is, let alone the current price...

Bitcoin (BTC) Price Crashes to $112,000

The entire legacy financial banking system and most all of the world's digital infrastructure is working on the same if not less encryptiom than BTC. All of that is worth a whole lot more.

I just sold a BTC put for more premium than usual.

You’re off to a solid start by thinking about allocation and risk.
SPY and VOO are great core picks. You probably only need one since they track the same thing.
TSLA and NVDA add growth but can be volatile—don’t get too stressed watching the prices jump around.
20% in BTC and ETH is a bit high for beginners since crypto swings hard, but if you’re cool with that, go for it.
The 30% for covered calls, risky stocks, and YieldMax is more advanced. Covered calls can earn extra income but limit upside, so learn how they work first.
I’ve tried using Finelo to plan and see how different strategies might play out. It helped me get a clearer picture—like a GPS for investing, minus the annoying “recalculating.”
Main advice: keep it simple, be patient, and don’t stress the small stuff.

ADA/BNB/BTC/ETH/ERGO can all swap with each other using the Rosen Bridge. A friend of a friend uses Ergo Mixer to ensure it's an untraceable transaction, then swaps to ETH and onto USDT. He then uses Revolut to cash that out, which is the only KYC part. There is no tracing where that USDT came from, and the story is usually that he sold a car for it.
Or so I'm told.

I had 0.5 BTC back in 2020. The price suddenly rose to around 30k by the end of the year.
I sold 90% of my BTC, bought a PS5, a new iPhone, and ceramic protection for my car.
Do I regret it? Yes. Does it worth it? Yes.
Since 2020, I’ve been doing DCA every two weeks, but I’m still far away from my original 0.5 BTC.