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Very interesting to see Fidelity's view on #bitcoin and stock to flow: "Commodities with a [high S2F] have historically served as superior stores of value. [..] Bitcoin’s stock-to-flow will eclipse that of gold following the next halving (2024)." fidelitydigitalassets.com/bin-public/060… https://twitter.com/100trillionusd/status/1297803898737090560?s=21
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August 25, 2020, 05:53:12 AM |
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<snip> Hopefully, I clarified what I was trying to say rather than making matters more complicated.
I read it in full, believe it or not... If I would sell btc, it would not be a slow withdrawal to simply "live". It has to be something profound, sorry JJG. However, who knows. BTW, you forgot taxes on that 80K/year. Suddenly, it is less to much less. Gosh Biodom. Once you reach your wealth accumulation target (whether that is $2 million or $10 million or some other amount) that you believe is sufficiently comfortable to preserve your previous accustomed standard of living, then if you want to bulk (rather than incrementally) diversify your BTC portion into some other assets then you are more than free to accomplish those kinds of discretionary diversifications. I was not even suggesting only one method, but I guess I was still attempting to focus on how the income that could be generated from bitcoin, since the last time I checked I thought that we were in a bitcoin thread, but it still does not even necessarily mean that any guy should be going complete bitcoin.. that seems to be far from what a vast majority of us regular bitcoiners in the WO have been advocating, including yours truly, and you should realize that about me by now, especially if you torture ur lil selfie by reading the whole thing from time to time. ![Cheesy](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/cheesy.gif) I am not forgetting taxes, just like I am not forgetting various other expenses or other income sources that guys might have. As we know some expenses and even some income sources are necessities and some are discretionary and some fall in a kind of middle ground. I did not go through all of the expenses and possible sources of income because I figured that guys could do some of those particularized tailoring for themselves. In regards to taxes, specifically, Capital gains taxes are 15% in some jurisdictions, which tends to be less than regular income taxes, and presumably if you have a cost basis, then the whole $80k per year would not be profits (most of us are not that lucky in terms of our costs per BTC).. and I hope that guys should already be accounting for a variety of those kinds of related matters when they figure out how much they need per month to live and how much of a float they feel that they need (including that the amount and the float will likely change from time to time, too). Seems that I am starting with some relatively straight-forward calculations, and if you believe that you need more than $80k per year to live in terms of that passive income, then you can adjust the amount that you feel that you need to a level that would be more appropriate for your targeted life-style. By the way, I recall that I had said to you previously, Biodom, that it seems to me that you seem inclined to talk yourself out of reaching fuck you status.. and sure, each of has our penchants and you do not even need to accept my hypothetical levels, and surely I understand there are individualized balancing of concerns and I have sympathies if any guy who ends up pulling the fuck you lever too early while at the same time sympathies for guys who could pull the fuck you lever, but instead choose to work for the man until they drop dead from stress or otherwise getting beaten up on a regular basis while considering working for a living to be "enjoyable." Presenting the various scenarios and even attempting to plan should help guys to engage in their own particularized planning and reaching conclusions regarding thresholds and even important considerations that they can throw into the mix here, too.
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August 25, 2020, 06:03:55 AM |
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As indicated months ago, more upside is in the cards ![](https://ip.bitcointalk.org/?u=https%3A%2F%2Fi.imgur.com%2FB5ahRyM.jpg&t=665&c=pa2boyznhwS7uw) Here's your chart.. TheRealOne. That chart does not invoke inspiration regarding either where we are at or where we might be going. Maybe you can explain yourself a bit better .. provide some analysis, perhaps?
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August 25, 2020, 06:04:09 AM |
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Bitcoin’s stock-to-flow will eclipse that of gold following the next halving (2024). I concur. ![Smiley](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/smiley.gif) ![](https://ip.bitcointalk.org/?u=https%3A%2F%2Fi.imgur.com%2FBh3F5WD.gif&t=665&c=S1gkwJsdtgOaxw)
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Here's your chart.. TheRealOne. That chart does not invoke inspiration regarding either where we are at or where we might be going. Maybe you can explain yourself a bit better .. provide some analysis, perhaps? Hi and thanks for your comments and questions The chart can be explained as follows: 1) It is a mid-long term perspective and that is why it is not focused on giving short term trading ideas. 2) Still, here are some insights: The downward sloping upper trendline was broken in Spring 2020 and then we saw a consolidation / triangle pattern above 8500-9000 $, followed by another rally leg towards the summer high above 12000 $. 3) For the short term, we need to wait a couple of weeks to determine if there will be a deeper correction back to the 8500-9000 $ congestion zone, or whether the bitbulls are stronger to march towards new 2020 highs and then (in my view likely) to new all-time-highs in 2021-22.
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August 25, 2020, 11:00:46 AM Last edit: August 25, 2020, 11:14:03 AM by vapourminer Merited by JayJuanGee (1) |
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I am not forgetting taxes, just like I am not forgetting various other expenses or other income sources that guys might have. As we know some expenses and even some income sources are necessities and some are discretionary and some fall in a kind of middle ground.
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In regards to taxes, specifically, Capital gains taxes are 15% in some jurisdictions, which tends to be less than regular income taxes, and presumably if you have a cost basis, then the whole $80k per year would not be profits (most of us are not that lucky in terms of our costs per BTC).. and I hope that guys should already be accounting for a variety of those kinds of related matters when they figure out how much they need per month to live and how much of a float they feel that they need (including that the amount and the float will likely change from time to time, too).
just my quick 2 cents (sats?) on taxes. when i cash out an amount of corn to fiat that i need for some project or another i cash out an extra 20% or so and put it into a bank CD or something safe like that (as fiat of course). that way if the price craters at least i have the fiat to pay the irs when the piper calls. hoping the price holds or increases until tax time is not a very good strategy imo. of course if the price goes up i left some profit on the table but the alternative if the price goes down is.. unpleasant. one does not want the irs as an enemy.
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El duderino_
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August 25, 2020, 12:24:51 PM |
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August 25, 2020, 12:34:19 PM Last edit: August 25, 2020, 12:51:22 PM by fragout |
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Observing $11447. I expect a snap back up or not
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August 25, 2020, 01:10:48 PM |
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I haven't followed BCH in years, I hodl one just in case it moons to 1 million $ ![Grin](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/grin.gif) Is 15 confirmations the normal thing for a BCH transaction ?
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August 25, 2020, 01:17:38 PM Last edit: August 25, 2020, 04:31:34 PM by AlcoHoDL Merited by JayJuanGee (1) |
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About spending some of your corn now...
The only two things I've bought with my corn are my Trezor (soon to become the most expensive h/w wallet in the world -- excluding the coins in it), and a site subscription (fortunately only paid once).
Whenever I think of spending some of my corn, I think of Laszlo's pizza story...at which point I log out of my wallets and order two double pepperonis using fiat. Somehow the pizzas taste better that way...
GTCTTWW.
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But does your spending really count, AlcoHoDL? I bet that you really spent and replaced... those lilly corns, AmiNOTkoreck? I am thinking further.. not specifically about you, AlcoHoDL, but maybe none of us really ever arrives at any kind of perfect "fuck you" status? We are all just fuck you status wannabes? ![Cheesy](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/cheesy.gif) I might be exaggerating a bit because even if none of us would reach a kind of dictator of an island status, but there are graduation of options within fuck you status, too. Remember mindrust said something like, "who needs to be rich anyhow, these days?" The world is fucked with a virus and multiple travel and consumption restrictions, so where you going to spend all of that "on paper" wealth? In other words, to some extent mindrust was proclaiming that there might not be any value in being wealthy. Ok.. we do not need to go that far (such as mindrust) in our thinking to realize that wealth is still going to give more options than if NOT having wealth, right? Don't get me wrong, because I am also NOT suggesting that guys have to reach some extremely exorbitant level of wealth before they can either pull a kind of fuck you lever or to proclaim that they are in a kind of fuck you status, even if they choose to continue to work (hopefully as something that they really want to do rather than have to do). Let's say that a guy is not really going to feel comfortable with achieving fuck you status until the value of all of his potentially income producing assets (or quasi-liquid) assets are securely in thee $2million of total value region (for a presumably $6,667 per month passive income). Of course, he could diversify out of corn.. or he can keep a decent chunk in corn, but try to consider what the BTC bottom might be? Recently, haven't we had been using the 200 week moving average as a kind of bottom for the BTC price, which would be around $6,500, currently. So, yeah if $2million is your fuck you status level, you better have 307.7 BTC or the equivalent of that in BTC and other assets (considering what the bottoms of those other assets might be, too). A question might be whether $2million is really the necessary minimum or would such fuck you status wannabe peep be able to be o.k. with $1million.. which yeah, is half the quantity of expected passive income of $3,333 rather than $6,667 per month. We should be capable of figuring out these kinds of things for our lil selfies, including having a financial/psychological cushion that is NOT too unreasonable that will still allow us to pull the "fuck you" lever at a time in our lives that we should be able to still enjoy it while trying to appreciate what real world factors we are dealing with, including known, unknowns and unknown unknowns. Well, I didn't replace my spent BTC. Not specifically for those purchases. But I did purchase several coins since then, so, technically, I did replace them. But you know what I mean... mindrust said a lot of things. It's easy to go all philosophical with comments like "who needs to be rich anyhow, these days?" So, I'm asking you, mindrust, why have you made those other investments? After all, "who needs to be rich anyhow, these days?" Fuck you! I think mindrust has crossed the line of sanity and has entered the first stage of his transformation into a r0ach-like entity. I don't think there is much hope for him, other than BTC dropping below the price point he sold, so that he has a chance to rebuy, which he probably won't take due to ego taking over his mind. OTOH, if Bitcoin keeps rising and enters 6 digits (i.e., in a few years' time), many bears and weak hands, not only mindrust, will have to suffer a miserable existence, knowing that they were in the rocket and got off. Willingly. By choice. A once-in-a-lifetime chance wasted. Fuck-you rich. Will we ever reach that status? Probably not. But possibly yes! Those coins we have may end up being valued at million dollars each. So, even double (dare I say, single) digits may take us to that state of being able to say a loud "FUCK YOU" to anyone we want, without worrying about consequences or caring about reactions. Kind of like "El Duderino" mode on steroids. BTW, I really like it when I see those $3,333 and $6,667 numbers in your posts. Most people would just type $6,666, but you took care of that extra one dollar that would make the sum a nice, round $10k. I like that. Shows you pay attention to details. A rarity in this rotten day & age. Keep it up.
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August 25, 2020, 01:23:47 PM |
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About spending some of your corn now...
The only two things I've bought with my corn are my Trezor (soon to become the most expensive h/w wallet in the world -- excluding the coins in it), and a site subscription (fortunately only paid once).
Whenever I think of spending some of my corn, I think of Laszlo's pizza story...at which point I log out of my wallets and order two double pepperonis using fiat. Somehow the pizzas taste better that way...
GTCTTWW.
HoDL.
But does your spending really count, AlcoHoDL? I bet that you really spent and replaced... those lilly corns, AmiNOTkoreck? I am thinking further.. not specifically about you, AlcoHoDL, but maybe none of us really ever arrives at any kind of perfect "fuck you" status? We are all just fuck you status wannabes? ![Cheesy](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/cheesy.gif) I might be exaggerating a bit because even if none of us would reach a kind of dictator of an island status, but there are graduation of options within fuck you status, too. Remember mindrust said something like, "who needs to be rich anyhow, these days?" The world is fucked with a virus and multiple travel and consumption restrictions, so where you going to spend all of that "on paper" wealth? In other words, to some extent mindrust was proclaiming that there might not be any value in being wealthy. Ok.. we do not need to go that far (such as mindrust) in our thinking to realize that wealth is still going to give more options than if NOT having wealth, right? Don't get me wrong, because I am also NOT suggesting that guys have to reach some extremely exorbitant level of wealth before they can either pull a kind of fuck you lever or to proclaim that they are in a kind of fuck you status, even if they choose to continue to work (hopefully as something that they really want to do rather than have to do). Let's say that a guy is not really going to feel comfortable with achieving fuck you status until the value of all of his potentially income producing assets (or quasi-liquid) assets are securely in thee $2million of total value region (for a presumably $6,667 per month passive income). Of course, he could diversify out of corn.. or he can keep a decent chunk in corn, but try to consider what the BTC bottom might be? Recently, haven't we had been using the 200 week moving average as a kind of bottom for the BTC price, which would be around $6,500, currently. So, yeah if $2million is your fuck you status level, you better have 307.7 BTC or the equivalent of that in BTC and other assets (considering what the bottoms of those other assets might be, too). A question might be whether $2million is really the necessary minimum or would such fuck you status wannabe peep be able to be o.k. with $1million.. which yeah, is half the quantity of expected passive income of $3,333 rather than $6,667 per month. We should be capable of figuring out these kinds of things for our lil selfies, including having a financial/psychological cushion that is NOT too unreasonable that will still allow us to pull the "fuck you" lever at a time in our lives that we should be able to still enjoy it while trying to appreciate what real world factors we are dealing with, including known, unknowns and unknown unknowns. Okay if two million in btc is f u status you need three million not 2. if you cash the 3 and pay tax ending up with 2 million in cash gives me 33 years at 6666.66 a month. Now if I did all of the above and btc goes to 50k a coin I would never be happy I cashed in the three million in coin or about 290 coins. If I was looking to cash 290 coins. I would need at least 210 more to hodl. Now the numbers above mean I need 500 coins . I am 63 if you are younger add 9 coins for each year you are younger. I e 63 you need 500. cash 290 62 you need 509. cash 295 61 you need 518 cash 300 most people here dont have that much coin. In good time, philipma1957, in good time. Soon, you won't have to have that many coins to achieve what you want. That's the beauty of Bitcoin. Year by year, the same amount of BTC buys you MOAR things. So, for the same things you need less BTC.
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August 25, 2020, 01:56:50 PM |
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Given everything going on in the global economy, we began accumulating #Bitcoin starting in March and holding it as a reserve asset on our balance sheet. My latest article explains the full reasoning behind this decision. Feedback is welcome https://twitter.com/cgimmer/status/1297891383227842561?s=21Good read
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August 25, 2020, 03:23:53 PM |
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So was 11330 the capitulation on this pullback?
What say ye, Toxic et al?
I assume we really don't want to dip under 11140-ish for very long...
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August 25, 2020, 03:50:02 PM |
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So was 11330 the capitulation on this pullback?
What say ye, Toxic et al?
I assume we really don't want to dip under 11140-ish for very long...
Its Tuesday... ![](https://ip.bitcointalk.org/?u=https%3A%2F%2Fi.imgur.com%2FS5vBL3H.jpg%3F1&t=665&c=bbClD_kIEC1zZw)
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