Dang it Tom! Buckshot and computers do not play well!
If you believe in the technology, it’s on sale right now for a good price.
If you don’t believe in the technology and think it’s a Ponzi scheme heading to $0.00, you should have bailed long ago.
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It’s not headed to zero, but it topped out about when I said it did.
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That which once acted as resistance may now act as support. 
Yep. And you see that little peak to the left of “We are here?” That’s me saying “That’s it for Bitcoin. If you aren’t out, get out.”
I suppose if you’re a trader, that might make sense.
This is a retracement, typical of BTC after a halving.
We can revisit this thread in a year or so, see how well your prediction is. You’re bear, I’m a bull. I expect BTC to be 100k+ by the end of 2025.
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Trump Pledges to Fire Gensler, Hire People Who ‘Love’ Crypto
- SEC Chair Gary Gensler is slated to serve until 2026
- Trump said he would make US ‘crypto capital’ of planet
Back up to $59,xxx.00
never got it, but I do remember some old co-workers who purchased it at $75.00 and $500.00 i’m sure they are doing ok.
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I had 25 bitcoins back in 2012 that I had mined(with work machines, my cost was zero). I sold them to a guy in Arizona. He sent me a check, I sent him the coins on chain. It was difficult and confusing and I had to type in a lot of numbers. I’ve been in Tech and I found it difficult at the time.
I’m like “SUCKA!!! I GOT YOUR $125 AND IT COST ME NUTTIN MUUWAAHAHAHA”.
I would like to have that 1.4 million now 
(.
I have zero doubt that BTC will be over a million by 2035. I keep stacking satoshis with a spare hundred here or there. I figure my niece will get it when I die and live happily ever after.
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Fool’s gold going sub $50,000 before the end of the year. You heard it here first.
Sell and buy some real gold.
Bitcoin is following a power-law model. Sub 50k is and has been within it’s range since inception for 2024. The minimum low extent will be around 36k as of Jan 1, 2025.
It will likely be closer to the mean however and be floating around in the mid 50s and low 60s. However, if one party gets elected and makes a strategic reserve of BTC, well then, that’s a horse of a different color, i.e. the purple in the chart below.
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The CIA, who invented Bitcoin, already owns a million Bitcoins. The CIA created Bitcoin as a way to trick us into thinking we have an anonymous way of transacting so that they can see what we do when we think no one can see.
Physical gold is the opposite. I can’t even remember where I hid all my gold and I’ve lost track of how much I have, so there is no way for the government to know how much I have or where it is.
So if you know who Satoshi Nakamoto is, please do tell. Those wallets hold a vast sum of BTC, more than a million, but I believe less than 2. It’s hard to say, there’s something like 40 wallets associated with Satoshi.
It’s been speculated it was a CIA thing, but frankly the CIA didn’t have the brainpower to create Bitcoin. It’s not in their wheelhouse. The NSA might, but there’s compelling logs that tell a different story, not associated with the US government.
Anyone who thinks BTC is anonymous isn’t paying attention and doesn’t know what an open ledger is. BTC is, has been and always will be an open ledger that is not anonymous. The Satoshi white paper explicitly mentions the lack of anonymity as a feature, not a bug.
Michael Saylor, a Billionaire, has a lot to say on Bitcoin and if you haven’t listened to anything he has to say, listen to this at least.
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