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we have 2 types of BITCOIN investors

loser = sell when bearish

winner = buy when bearish

Grin

I think i can make it more Appropriate..

Loser = Cash Out profit on the Buying Spot after Market starts recovery
Well a better Start is DCA based on your affordable condition if you are employee and you can Spend 100$ a month or any random amount them start DCA with Monthly basis and if you are good in Bussniess and can afford 10$ or 50$ Random Number you can then make DCA on the daily basis then.



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Observing $21,023.

Not much to discuss, no meaningful bounce yet. I’m expecting lower lows this year to be honest. After every Winter though, comes Spring. We’ll ride it out, moon in 2025. Enjoy life & stack as much as you can. Don’t get too upset about short term price movements. 1BTC = 1BTC, if you have a time preference longer than 2 years you will be fine.
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Observing $21,023.

Not much to discuss, no meaningful bounce yet. I’m expecting lower lows this year to be honest. After every Winter though, comes Spring. We’ll ride it out, moon in 2025. Enjoy life & stack as much as you can. Don’t get too upset about short term price movements. 1BTC = 1BTC, if you have a time preference longer than 2 years you will be fine.

Frankly, I think that this kind of times are wonderful times for buying Bitcoin and accumulating it. I have already started to buy Bitcoin gradually. I still don't understand why people are in panic now. You must already run the risk of taking some risks if you are investing into cryptocurrencies.
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Observing $21,023.

Not much to discuss, no meaningful bounce yet. I’m expecting lower lows this year to be honest. After every Winter though, comes Spring. We’ll ride it out, moon in 2025. Enjoy life & stack as much as you can. Don’t get too upset about short term price movements. 1BTC = 1BTC, if you have a time preference longer than 2 years you will be fine.

Frankly, I think that this kind of times are wonderful times for buying Bitcoin and accumulating it. I have already started to buy Bitcoin gradually. I still don't understand why people are in panic now. You must already run the risk of taking some risks if you are investing into cryptocurrencies.
People understand that this is the best time to buy bitcoin but are not ready to be patient with bitcoin,  they are just greedy , only expecting profit from bitcoin at all time, forgetting that bitcoin is volatile and when the price go down low the only option is to have patience to wait when the market add values .
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JUST IN: Bitcoin miners have borrowed  $4B against their equipment - Bloomberg 😳

Bitcoin will get to $250K “by late 2022 or early 2023" says Tim Draper.

Source:https://twitter.com/BTC_Archive/status/1540723317790937090
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JUST IN: Bitcoin miners have borrowed  $4B against their equipment - Bloomberg 😳

Bitcoin will get to $250K “by late 2022 or early 2023" says Tim Draper.

Source:https://twitter.com/BTC_Archive/status/1540723317790937090


Late 2025
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The Richest Bitcoin Whale in Existence Now Has Over $2,763,000,000 in BTC After Massive Series of Transactions

The world’s largest non-exchange Bitcoin whale now holds over $2 billion worth of BTC after a string of massive transactions earlier this month.

According to crypto data platform BitInfoCharts, the whale has added 2,554 Bitcoin in a series of transactions since June 14th.
The richest non-exchange Bitcoin whale currently holds a total of 130,227 BTC or 0.68% of the current supply. It is the world’s third-largest Bitcoin whale after the wallets belonging to Binance and Bitfinex crypto exchanges.

According to crypto analytics firm Santiment, the crypto market downturn has triggered an increase in the number of Bitcoin whales.
https://dailyhodl.com/2022/06/25/the-richest-bitcoin-whale-in-existence-now-has-over-2763000000-in-btc-after-massive-series-of-transactions/amp/

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I have a hard time believing that anyone who holds/controls large sums of bitcoin are going to keep it in places that can be identified as being owned by one person or entity (unless they are a public company or a government that has to make those kinds of disclosures).  Private individuals or even private institutions should be disincentivized in being known for controlling large amounts of bitcoin.  So even with something like 130k BTC, there might be some preferences to not keep more than a certain amount in any one place.. maybe with a person or an entity with something like 130k BTC, something less than 10k in any one location?  Sure, there might be some folks who want to keep it all in one location, but that surely seems risky for a variety of reasons...

By the way, I could understand/appreciate that if there is a private trust or some kind of a joint ownership, then there might be some need to create some traceability regarding sources, so the other joint owners know about fairness and accountability.. so maybe i am arguing against myself to consider that there could be some cases in which accountability or tracking of ownership is preferred.  Oh, as I am typing I just considered another case of inheritance, so a private individual or private entity might want to show ownership so that if anything ever happened, then the heirs (or the beneficiaries) will know how much BTC is out there and the various locations to find the BTC.  

Anyhow, I am having some difficulties appreciating very many situations in which there would be incentives to have very large amounts of wealth to be traceable to private entities.  I speculate that many of the BIGGEST of the bitcoiners are going to exercise a sufficient amount of camouflaging of their coins, and sure they might disclose to a few others, but not really allow for situations (like holding al the coins in one place) to be part of their regular or best practices.. so maybe my conclusion is that the 130k BTC may well be of some kind of public or quasi-public entity but the author of the article just does not know and might even be fishing for crowd sourcing.. which we are helping when we speculate in connection with such article..

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 D_W made similar points (with examples) in his earlier post, too.
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JUST IN: Bitcoin miners have borrowed  $4B against their equipment - Bloomberg 😳

Bitcoin will get to $250K “by late 2022 or early 2023" says Tim Draper.

Source:https://twitter.com/BTC_Archive/status/1540723317790937090


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Maybe, but i feel like you can only predict the price, but not the time.
$250K...very possible. Time? Who knows.

However, I saw a strong argument from B. Cowen that most likely price at the halving in 2024 would be around $40K.
Is it too low? Maybe, but entirely within the historical precedent after a bear market.
If around 40K at halving, then 250K (or 150-300K) in 2025 is doable.
In 2020 bitcoin traded around 9K at the halving and ATH was 67.6K (on the daily close basis), so it is a 7.5X move.
40KX7.5=300K. Subtract for lower bump (diminishing returns) and 150K-300K should be attainable.

BTW, during the current stage (bottoming), the most bounce I can see is around 47K (similar to the premature mini bull in 2019).
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The Richest Bitcoin Whale in Existence Now Has Over $2,763,000,000 in BTC After Massive Series of Transactions
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There is no way to know this for certain. [...]

I know that if I had a large amount of BTC, my holding would be split between numerous wallets, in ways that “crypto analytics” (i.e., spying) would be unable to link.  I would want to fly under the radar—not to show up on “rich lists”.  Are all Bitcoin whales are too dumb to do that?

How many whales are ghostwhales?  (To coin a new term here.)  The question cannot be answered.  Ghostwhales are invisible; that is the point.



The Richest Bitcoin Whale in Existence Now Has Over $2,763,000,000 in BTC After Massive Series of Transactions [...]

I have a hard time believing that anyone who holds/controls large sums of bitcoin are going to keep it in places that can be identified as being owned by one person or entity (unless they are a public company or a government that has to make those kinds of disclosures).  Private individuals or even private institutions should be disincentivized in being known for controlling large amounts of bitcoin.  So even with something like 130k BTC, there might be some preferences to not keep more than a certain amount in any one place.. maybe less than 10k in anyone location?

By the way, I could understand/appreciate that if there is a private trust or some kind of a joint ownership, then there might be some need to create some traceability regarding sources, so the other joint owners know about fairness and accountability.. so maybe i am arguing against myself to consider that there could be some cases in which accountability or tracking of ownership is preferred.  Oh, as I am typing I just considered another case of inheritance, so a private individual or private entity might want to show ownership so that if anything ever happened, then the heirs (or the beneficiaries) will know how much BTC is out there and the various locations to find the BTC.

That is no reason to make all of the information public!  BIP 32 explicitly contemplates use cases where a party may have a legitimate need to watch all of the transactions in what, to the public, would appear to be separate wallets.  For example:

Use cases

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Audits: N(m/*)

In case an auditor needs full access to the list of incoming and outgoing payments, one can share all account public extended keys. This will allow the auditor to see all transactions from and to the wallet, in all accounts, but not a single secret key.

This can be done with an account (“wallet”), or with a whole hierarchy of accounts (“wallets”)—to support the complex uses cases that are often needed by sophisticated large HODLers.

Beyond that:  Privacy coins that reveal absolutely zero ownership information on-chain have developed a concept called “selective disclosure”.  They have what are called “view keys”, in contradistinction to “spend keys”; the view keys serve a purpose similar to disclosing the extended public key for a BIP 32 account hierarchy.  View keys facilitate full auditing and accountability.  In “selective disclosure”, information is disclosed on a need-to-know-basis—to those who really do need to know, not by publishing it to the whole world where any anonymous snoop can examine it.

If/when Bitcoin gets real privacy, I expect that it will also embrace “selective disclosure”.  That would preserve irrevocable, undeniable, irrefutable blockchain information for legitimate use cases—while locking out the prying eyes of hackers, cyberstalkers, armed robbers, kidnappers seeking ransom, and commercial espionage that seeks to infer competitive business plans from financial transaction data.

That last is a huge impediment to big-business Bitcoin adoption.  Most retail-tier HODLers are blissfully ignorant about this, but some leading Bitcoiners are well-informed about the problem.  I recall that Greg Maxwell mentioned this, in some discussion of why he invented Confidential Transactions.  Bitcoin ultra-maximalist company Blockstream uses CT in its Liquid sidechain, for the purpose of giving big businesses and institutional investors at least a modicum of privacy.  I wouldn’t be surprised if some billionaires use Liquid and similar tools to break up the public view of their whale-HODLings.  Meanwhile, moronic “crypto journalists” run headlines about “the biggest whale!!” to impress the n00bs.  SAD.


Edit:  D_W made similar points (with examples) in his earlier post, too.
Edit:  Jay made that edit while I was writing, editing, pulling up links/quotes, searching fruitlessly for the Gmax quote that I distinctly recall from years ago, etc.  Thanks.
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About a week ago, when Bitcoin was struggling around $18k–$19k, I showed my posts here to the shark who told me to deleverage at $35k.  (Who also freaking told me not to rely on 200 WMA as a bottom—LOL.)  He took a glance through WO, and told me to stop wasting my time hanging out with the weak hands here.  “Why are people so scared?  This is fine.  The price is fine.  The market is fine.  Bitcoin is fine.  Stop worrying.”



Don’t get too upset about short term price movements. 1BTC = 1BTC, if you have a time preference longer than 2 years you will be fine.

That’s the spirit!  Bitcoin is fine.  Only weak hands and leveraged longs will wind up in a world of hurt.
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we have 2 types of BITCOIN investors

loser = sell when bearish

winner = buy when bearish

Grin

I think i can make it more Appropriate..

Loser = Cash Out profit on the Buying Spot after Market starts recovery
Well a better Start is DCA based on your affordable condition if you are employee and you can Spend 100$ a month or any random amount them start DCA with Monthly basis and if you are good in Bussniess and can afford 10$ or 50$ Random Number you can then make DCA on the daily basis then.



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If I properly understand what you are saying, that is not a bad point - not that we need to compete with each other in terms of "which one of us gets richer" because from my point of view, I think that one of the major points continues to be the extent to which anyone of us is able to apply his/her BTC strategies in such a way that complements his/her own individual circumstances, which might not necessarily result in higher performance down the road in regards to one indicator (how much richie did I get, for example) but instead just providing a certain level of comfort regarding risk management and being able to sleep better at night, even if the end result may well not be doing whatever it takes to get more richie. 

Surely, we see that some times, guys engage in gambling techniques because their goals are to end the day being more richie than their neighbor or some random person on the interwebs (or being able to say "I told you so"), and those do seem like shallow goals even though we likely do need to admit that a lot of us (not even excluding yours truly here) may well have tendencies to engage in these kinds of potentially shallow competitive comparisons.

It is not necessarily even bad to make comparisons, and I have found it to sometimes be beneficial to suggest that someone's investing into BTC technique seems to NOT even be beating a reasonable/prudent DCA strategy, so maybe it is not fair of me to do that, but many of us have come to realize that DCA can be carried out in a way that allows it to serve as a decently low stress technique to ongoingly invest into BTC without so much getting caught up in the day to day or getting caught up in the fairly violent price swings that can take years (even up to 4 years or longer (we have seen in recent times) to play themselves out).   

So, perhaps it is somewhat cruel of me and maybe even somewhat insensitive to criticize folks for underperforming a reasonable/prudent long term DCA strategy, and I find it somewhat irrelevant if they have outperformed a reasonable/prudent long term DCA strategy - even if that could be icing on the cake and or attributable to either skill, luck or both, and it can be very difficult to really have any kinds of knowledge regarding whether their ability to outperform a reasonable/prudent long term DCA strategy is replicable.

From my point of view, sometimes there can be some fruitfulness in making comparisons - so long as we are attempting to minimize the injection of ego into the competition, and surely its not easy to keep our egos in check - especially if we happen to be a human (not naming any names here - nor trying to subtly insert my lil selfie into such club)
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Observing $21,023.

Not much to discuss, no meaningful bounce yet. I’m expecting lower lows this year to be honest. After every Winter though, comes Spring. We’ll ride it out, moon in 2025. Enjoy life & stack as much as you can. Don’t get too upset about short term price movements. 1BTC = 1BTC, if you have a time preference longer than 2 years you will be fine.

I hate to say that you might be right.. you party poop...


But, I also hate to be spreading overly optimistic cheer when it is not warranted, and for sure, I probably should be updating my downity prediction percentages (since I had last updated them on May 19 - when BTC prices were around $27k), but I really do not like thinking about downity in terms of a lot of details even though I still retain some ideas in my head.. I might just not want to get into those scenarios very much - I am not going to admit to being in denial of the possibility of down or even a lower low as you frame it that's for sure, because I have various specific and ballpark preparations that continue to including buying more if the BTC price goes down and maybe even resorting to HODL, too... or maybe DCA... living various aspects of life and maybe figuring out whether or not certain expenses might need to get cut.. so rather than five hookers, lambos and blow to hunker down to ONLY two... things like that to make it through these admittedly tougher times.

So yeah right now our lowest low of this cycle remains at $17,953.. so it may well not hurt to plug in some downity predictions at some point.. I am not feeling like doing it, yet.. I hate to even talk about where my various buy orders are at currently (even though they are there.. just not in the mood to discuss at this time.. you fuckers.. (not referring to anyone in particular)).

And gosh, holy shit LFC.. I hope it does not take 2 years for many of us BTC HODLers to feel better.. If we keep up various decent practices of prudence in our BTC management practices, whether we consider our lil selfies in the accumulation, maintenance or liquidation phase of our BTC investment, I am hoping that it should not take 2 years to start feeling MOAR better... Yeah, if we engaged in considerable fuck ups including over-leveraging or other risky plays that caused us to lose significant portions of our BTC (let's say more than 10%-ish), then it could take 2 years or longer for those guys to start feeling MOAR better.. and they may well never get back to even close to where they were.. variations in the form of getting reckt... anyhow, maybe I am just quibbling with how any of the more prudent/reasonable folks (I am including my lil selfie here) are going to need to have such high expectations that we have to get back to $50k or whatever before we start feeling MOAR better.... I don't really want to quibble too much but I don't really have to have BTC get back to ATHs or even $50k before I feel good, and I would anticipate that having some prudence and reasonableness in practices and expectations, there are a whole hell of a lot of ways to profit from BTC and continue to profit from BTC, especially for anyone who has longer time frames - even if some (even prudent) folks are currently under water - perhaps folks who have been in bitcoin for less than 2 years may well be underwater currently, yet I am still going to argue that any folks who got in less than 2 years and happen to be underwater are still likely not even in a bad place so long as continuing to employ whatever means of combinations of DCA, buy on dips and/or HODL...

Of course, your milage may vary (especially for you guys under water)..and even though I had spent a couple of years underwater (LFC, too I believe), even though I sometimes felt some tensions about being under water, I also felt a bit of pleasure on those occasions when I got some extra cashflow (or DCA abilities) to have the fortune to be able to buy BTC and to realize every single purchase that I was making at that time was causing my total average cost per BTC to get pulled to a lower cost per BTC.

By the way, I cannot help myself from continuing to type.. fuckk..

The guys in their liquidation phase or close to being in their liquidation phase of their BTC investment are likely most fucked in terms of whatever dilemmas that they might be feeling, currently... no one wants to be selling at these kinds of prices.. so probably the best that those in their liquidation phases can attempt to do is to just attempt to be somewhat modest in the amounts of their sales.. and to figure out if they are able to hold on for whatever period of down in the short term might still exist.. or flat.. or even little spikes up.. and sure there are always chances of a v bottom and total recking of various shorts.. and the reality of the matter is that those are minority likelihoods that probably should not be banked on.. even though they sometimes do happen from time to time.. and April 2019 until June 2019 was one of those.. but they are surely not assured, even though they can happen.. so the dilemma of those in or close to liquidation phases is if they had already cashed some out at higher prices then they may well be sitting o.k... but if they haven't they have to make various assessments about what to do too in terms of making through our current period of seeming bottom that could go lower or might not.

Observing $21,023.

Not much to discuss, no meaningful bounce yet. I’m expecting lower lows this year to be honest. After every Winter though, comes Spring. We’ll ride it out, moon in 2025. Enjoy life & stack as much as you can. Don’t get too upset about short term price movements. 1BTC = 1BTC, if you have a time preference longer than 2 years you will be fine.

Frankly, I think that this kind of times are wonderful times for buying Bitcoin and accumulating it. I have already started to buy Bitcoin gradually. I still don't understand why people are in panic now. You must already run the risk of taking some risks if you are investing into cryptocurrencies.

If you are a low coiner or no coiner, and you are positive about bitcoin, then surely you can appreciate these kinds of times to accumulate, but if you have a lot of BTC and you might not have cashed out as much as you should have, then you may well be more panicked and nervous.. and moreso if you might have engaged in some leveraging of your stash.. 

Observing $21,023.

Not much to discuss, no meaningful bounce yet. I’m expecting lower lows this year to be honest. After every Winter though, comes Spring. We’ll ride it out, moon in 2025. Enjoy life & stack as much as you can. Don’t get too upset about short term price movements. 1BTC = 1BTC, if you have a time preference longer than 2 years you will be fine.

Frankly, I think that this kind of times are wonderful times for buying Bitcoin and accumulating it. I have already started to buy Bitcoin gradually. I still don't understand why people are in panic now. You must already run the risk of taking some risks if you are investing into cryptocurrencies.
People understand that this is the best time to buy bitcoin but are not ready to be patient with bitcoin,  they are just greedy , only expecting profit from bitcoin at all time, forgetting that bitcoin is volatile and when the price go down low the only option is to have patience to wait when the market add values .

There may be some people who fucked up in their assessments in terms of their own financial management (how much to keep in cash versus BTC) and/or their risk management (where to store your BTC and if you want to get a dividend on your BTC).

Maybe I should give an example?

I know a person who does not really seem to understand BTC very well, and kind of just goes along with the NGU technology and surely was expecting $100k by the end of 2021, and maybe even to have some of those high prices to linger into 2022.. but each year this person is supposed to be selling a portion of BTC to be able to live and to cover some expenses (projects etc - even living a higher life style than what had been available prior to getting into BTC several years earlier). 

Around early April I recall having a discussion with such person when the BTC prices were around $47k, and there had been no cashing out of any BTC yet, and there were potentially a lot of bills coming in June/July/August due to ongoing and anticipated construction costs and some other stuff. I expressed some concerns that nothing had been cashed out, and I anticipate that there were ongoing thoughts that the BTC price was going to go up rather than down, and they would be o.k. with flat too, but we neither got up and we also did not get flat, so then we are faced with DOWN, and I also learned that the same person had been getting income from one of the entities that had connections with the various scam projects that either went belly up or are in various states or insolvency..

The person seems to be in a situation of a forced seller, because coins are drying up. and the bills are coming in... and the person failed/refused to be more prudent.  By the way, I knew about that persons involvement in one of those interest bearing accounts for more than 3 years because that person had tried to give me a reference code and was doing that to entice other newbies into bitcoin. and there was nothing scandalous about it, it was merely based on good intentions to get others involved into bitcoin and to earn an interest rate too... Several times, I mentioned that bitcoin is designed to pump forever, so you should not be putting your money into those kinds of products, so my point is that even people with good intentions get into those kinds of illiquid products and then their overall funds and funds available dry up. Even if the person might have had 15 BTC and they only had 2 or 3 BTC in such product, 2-3 BTC is still a lot of BTC for their own financial circumstances to potentially lose or to just have locked up...and people can be stubborn, even when they don't really know, they are willing to take risks, even if they are not bad people or anything.. and they might even have a lot of common sense, but they still get into a kind of pickle situation with both their maintenance of cash versus bitcoin and their desire to earn on their BTC that they hold based on merely wanting to earn 3% or whatever.
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