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Bitcoin / Tether USD Nov 8 2024 78000.00 Call
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Wouldn’t that be an argument in favor of truly anonymous currencies (which BTC isn’t)?

That the whole crypto world will be much better off when BTC dies, and everyone starts investing in things for their merit, not just because it was first.

I remember a lot of "now is the best time to buy" when BTC fell to $50K December 2021.

Yes, you can buy that amount, and yes, you can gift it. Bitcoin is divisible to tiny units, so $60 is perfectly fine.
You can use Delta Exchange, or alternatives like Bitget, Coinbase, or OKX.
Easiest method:

You buy the BTC
installs a wallet on phone
You transfer it to the address
Done.

BTC is definitely the best coin for a gift simple, recognized, and timeless.

traditional logic points to NFE. However, look at the wider signs of what is happening. the market is very unsettled and rightfully so. check BTC price, get apprised on the US-Venezuela issue, many, many other things at play. this is again setting up to be a very red day overall, but the last time i said that I somehow managed to turn a modest profit.

Hahaha silver is being manipulated more then BTC

The BTC “market” has become as rigged as any other. So don’t complain about the obvious if you think it was created for this.

I believe it's USD dropping and dragging BTC down with it

BTC, ETH, HBAR, NEXO

It's a nonsensical question anyway. By definition, for anything other than the best-performing investment over the last N years, there is always *something* that outperformed whatever you chose.
Put it all in VTI? Some reddit teenager will say you should have put it NASDAQ, instead. Or you did that, and someone will ask you if "it was worth it" to miss out on YOLOing NVidia. And then the next guy will ask you how sad you are that you didn't put all your money in BTC. Or whatever idiotic trend happens next year.
Ex-US investment paid off this year, and it crapped the bed over the last decade. That's life. Next decade, it could be the other way around...by conventional valuation metrics, international stocks *are* undervalued! So you have a thesis, you invest based on the thesis, and you get what you get on the big roulette wheel of life. Diversification just reduces the odds that you bust.

tldr; Bitcoin (BTC) faces potential price volatility as December begins, with a recent 5% drop and predictions of a crash to $50,000. Analysts cite market liquidity issues and historical trends suggesting bearishness may persist. November saw BTC's worst monthly performance since 2018, with a 17.7% decline. Stablecoin reserves on Binance hit record highs, indicating potential buying power for a market turnaround. Meanwhile, macroeconomic factors, including inflation data and Japan's financial stability, add uncertainty to Bitcoin's trajectory.
*This summary is auto generated by a bot and not meant to replace reading the original article. As always, DYOR.

So true i knew Times where BTC was Like 16k in 2022. BTC ist King, that ist one lesson from this Bullrun. Alts are perfekt for Trading imo. If you want to hold without headache for lets say 10years, Just buy BTC.

As I don't see it mentioned here.
Asia:
* The interest rates in Japan are increasing very fast and are now approaching 2%, higher than they have ever been since the launch of Bitcoin (they were around 0% most of the time).
Japanese investors and institutions are forced to close their positions that allowed them for years to borrow at no cost to buy US stocks and bonds and profit from the yields and dividends.
* The chinese government repeats that crypto trading and stablecoin transfers are illegal, months after Hong Kong became more open to the idea. This is a serious reversal for those who bought the prospect that the tech would be embraced by China after a pilot phase in Hong Kong.
USA:
* MicroStrategy warned that they will sell BTC to pay dividends and yields if the NAV drops below 1. This is a serious reversal of stance that changes the confidence in MSTR and BTC.
* The S&P500 decided not to include crypto treasury companies in the index, and MSCI is considering a similar policy.

Price of BTC literally doubles since 2024 and people are like "This is bullshit, where is the bullmarket" (don't even get me started on gold lol, it's just hilarious how much it moved).
If people are too impatient to double their money in 1-2 years, how are they supposed to be patient enough to 5x their money.

Bitcoin Cash is Bitcoin. BTC is hijacked and crippled.

I can relate allocating funds can be tricky. I trade on Delta Exchange for crypto futures and options, and it’s been excellent. With transparent operations, low fees, advanced tools, and strong security, it allows disciplined trading on BTC, ETH, SOL, and more, making it a smart choice for professional investors.

Hope you won’t regret trading your BTC for a rabbit when Bitcoin hits 10 million., lol

Ok you convinced me. I'm dumping my BTC into Hermes bags

Unless you have a DIRECT link to the project's owners (I don't mean chatting in a Telegram group), you shouldn't expect to make serious money from an early project. MOST are not legitimate, OR the people involved will be the only ones who make money.
BTC / ETH / SOL are all valid long-term projects with a history. ALL crypto follows BTC.
No one can guarantee ANYTHING. We don't know what will move the market; this recent crash, no one anticipated as much movement.
HOWEVER, if you get in now on BTC, it is at a long-term look, down from $124k to sub $90k, there seems to be a lot of available movement up.
IF you believe it should return over $124k (I think it should), I think 30%+

I think it's a very bullish sign. If I only had more money I would buy more BTC, because I feel it will go up a lot.