I agree. Insurance kung afford mo naman bayaran monthly atleast eto sure value yung makukuha mo over time unlike sa bitcoin na uncertain kasi depende to sa market kung good or bad. Pero beware tayo sa mga insurance company, make sure na basahin ng buo yung contract and agreement, minsan kasi akala natin insured tayo sa sakit natin or aksidente pero after policy nila is hindi pala.

Yeah, para mamaximize yung profit sa bitcoin mas maganda itake yung profit regularly, kasi anytime pwede mo naman ipasok ulit especially pag gumanda yung market. Maganda yung may insurance and investment ka, wag dumepende sa isang source lang para may guarantee ka.

With halving less than a year from now, the majority of us are speculating a major increase in price and possibly the start of another bull market after 4 years. Some are expecting to surpass the previous ATH of almost $70,000 and possibly reach $100,000. Although this scenario sounds great and all, I'm not quite confident that it'll happen in the upcoming year or so. The current economic condition in the world isn't too promising and, in my opinion, will set back investments in general, including bonds and the stock market. I hope I'm proven wrong, though.

However, I tend to have a more pessimistic and down-to-earth approach to this matter. Bitcoin's current price is ranging from $27,000 to $28,000 as we speak, while we will also occasionally see it as low as $25,000. With that being said, in my opinion, sometime after the halving, the scenario of Bitcoin surpassing $50,000 doesn't sound too impossible to me. Thus, if we suppose that someone purchases Bitcoin now, approximately within a year, he or she may be capable of doubling their initial investment.

I know that these are all pure assumptions, but instead of speculating massive ATH and 3x or 4x returns, which are way too common in the forum, why not expect something that is more probable to happen in the near future? And to be honest, doubling your investment is a great yield that cannot easily be found in other forms of investment.

Should I say I'll think about it? Still finding it difficult to give it a try too soon, let's see how it will be like by the end of this year.
Now you have your own prediction, should I believe that by 2026 Bitcoin will get to $100,000? I can't say anything about that, my question is what are you saying about this year?
Hold on a minute did you just say by 2026, it's that a long time to wait?
Don't want investors to keep relying on this predictions unless they see it happening, if not it will be a heart break for them.

Mabuti nalang talaga hindi na ko gumagamit ng coinsph simula ng iban nila yung account ko. Sa coins pa naman ako naghohold lalo na ang xrp. Tapos sobrang fan ako ng coins noon na tipong mas gamit ko pa siya kaysa gcash for load purchase and transfer of money, pero nagkataon lang na hindi ako gumamit ng online wallet for how many months and then nag issue sila ng restriction sa account ko for additional documents. Level 4 yung account ko nung mga panahong yun pero ang daming hiningi sa akin pero hindi ko pa din nabawi ung account pati na yung laman ng account ko kahit na nag-submit ako ng mga hiningi nila. 

I am asking this because not everyone has made tangible profit for holding. Just like myself I end up selling at a loss most times just to solve a problem. Some might be lucky to buy at a low rate and within few weeks or months the price just pumps to their favour. This kept me wondering if Bitcoin is actually for every one or it is a scheme for selected individuals..

Even though some people will argue that Bitcoin was not created primarily as a means of investment, it has become obvious that Bitcoin presents a good investment opportunity. Many people even use Bitcoin as a hedge against fiat is plagued by inflation. One aspect that have created much argument is real estate with many saying it is more reliable than Bitcoin that they claim is risky.

I know several threads have been made in this regards with most of them moribund. I created this post because I feel so bad regarding what happened in my country. As you can see in this post and the video in it, the state government demolished an entire estate with several buildings and properties inside. This is peoples investment that just got destroyed. This was a property approved by previous administration but demolished by new government...another risk many people do not put into consideration in real estate and some other physical investments.  This is a confirmation that Bitcoin is safer and better than many conventional investment portfolios.

Anyone still doubting the freedom, comfort and peace that Bitcoin offers is probably yet to embrace reality.

1.I think that your forum thread title is very misleading and I smell clickbait. Do you suggest that Warren Buffet is "the dog that vomited and ate the vomit"? Why would you think of such disgusting thing?

I've seen Gold market prices rising lately as a result of the current Israel-Hamas conflict. However, Bitcoin hasn't experienced any upsurge in price. It's still hovering around the $26k range. Something similar happened during the Russia-Ukraine war.

Is it because investors still don't trust Bitcoin as a store of value? Or is it something else? Please enlighten me. Your input would be greatly appreciated. Thanks.

Well depends on the video you are watching, There are a lot of sources right now on the internet and one of these is YouTube you can watch how the YouTuber or the content creator creates their content how to make a trade, learn how to trade and what are the trips and tricks in making trading. Just gain knowledge, and copy their trading style if you think suitable to them but availing of their exclusive contents like learning is on your choice not as always its ideal to follow because sometimes it's part of their market manipulations. You can learn more with the experience and try to analyze every mistake you made this helps you to become more efficient trader.

Yes that's it ask millions of successful traders  they were once in a shoe when they should have thought of quitting  rather they take it  not as an option but as a strong teacher and I will add this
 It's always okay to rest not quit.
There's nothing like trading it's not for me so far you've tried  it unless you are to lazy to learn which it should clearly state your motive as a quick money searcher .

"Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway invested $500 million in Brazil's Nubank in June 2021 ahead of its initial public offering (IPO) later that year. Buffett's Nubank holding is thought to be now worth around $840 million after he plowed another $250 million into the startup bank during its IPO.”

The Berlin-based neobank – N26 – established a cryptocurrency service that will enable customers to buy and sell 100 cryptocurrencies.

The largest fintech bank in Latin America – Nubank – also hopped on the bandwagon, launching its own cryptocurrency in Brazil. Interestingly, Berkshire Hathaway – the conglomerate holding company spearheaded by the famed investor and crypto critic Warren Buffett – is among the financial backers of the banking institution.

I want to pose a question that I believe is quite expensive for many of us here, and it's a dilemma most of us can relate to. We all know that gambling is a game where we put our luck to the test. However, there's a crucial moment in every gambler's journey. the moment when you hit that big win. Do you cash out and savor your victory, or do you continue playing in hopes of even bigger winnings?

I've often wondered how many of us can truly stop playing when we are ahead. It's a challenge because the allure of winning more can be irresistible. I've witnessed situations where a friend deposited money into a casino, faced losses, and just when he was on the brink of frustration, he struck a significant win. Did he stop playing? No, he left his winnings in the casino, only to lose it all again.
So, I ask you all, what would you do when you finally make that big win? Would you cash out immediately to enjoy your winnings, or would you keep playing in the hopes of an even more substantial prize?

It's been 31 days since I started testing a strategy I designed in TradingView, applying my knowledge in trading and investments. This is a continuation of my previous post https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5468812.0 in which I asked whether achieving an average annual return of 20% was considered good. There were several interesting comments, with some people saying it's a good return for spot trading, while others felt it's a very low return due to the high risk and volatility in the cryptocurrency market. Some mentioned that for a small capital, it might not be worth the effort for such a small gain. I'd like to address some of the points that came up in the post.

**Risk Management:**
The strategy divided my capital, and the  involves making multiple purchases as the price drops, averaging the cost, and selling when a certain profit-taking level is reached. In the Google Sheet I'll share, there's a sheet defining the risk and why I consider it a medium-to-low risk strategy.

**Trading Operation:**
My strategy is designed for Bitcoin, but it can work with other cryptocurrencies. I primarily use a 3-hour timeframe.

**Time and Management:**
You don't need to be in front of your computer all the time. Once I get a signal on TradingView, it sends a notification to the app and email with the quantity of BTC to buy and the price. Placing the buy limit and sell limit orders takes just one minute, which I find manageable for a 20% return.

**Performance in 31 Days:**
I've completed six trades, including both buying and selling. Over these 31 days, I've achieved a return of 1.91%, which translates to a daily return of 0.06%. Projected over a year, that would be 22.52%, but this can vary based on market behavior. It's important to note that this is in the spot market. Can it be done in futures? Yes, and with leverage (2x or 3x), you can easily reach 60% to 70% returns due to compound interest. However, I prefer the spot market as I see it more as a long-term investment.

Here's the link to the spreadsheet https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1nfNuJB5ZkewvZ8A9ACPJik0p3Vq1g-TO/edit?usp=sharing&ouid=105063930982027234018&rtpof=true&sd=true where you can see all the trades I've made, a screenshot of how the strategy operates on TradingView, and a sheet of risk. I'll provide another update at 60 days and continue until I reach 180 days, which will conclude my testing, and then I'll consider adding more capital. Feel free to ask anything...