And the dollar has crushed btc in the 2021 nov 1 to 2022 oct 1 time-slot.
Only trolls or disingenuine bitcoin naysaying dweebs pick selective timelines to argue from the top of a bitcoin cycle.
You need to zoom out Philip...but you don't want to.. You want to argue pro dollar bullshit.
And btc has buried the dollar in the 2009 jan to 2022 oct time slot .
Of course it has.. that is the disadvantage of the dollar to bitcoin's adoption curve.. ..
It is probably more representative to pick a time when BTC started to become more established, but bitcoin is likely going to continue to have the adoption curve advantage.. so it would be to your advantage to recognize that.. even though you personally might be a lost cause since you seem to be so in love with the dollar, currently.
we can go on and on.
Yes.. but you don't even seem to have good frameworks, so it seems to be a waste of time interacting with you... I am not even sure what you are suggesting.. 100% dollars? Sell bitcoin and get dollars? Something ridiculous that seems to actually fail to really account for some kind of a prudent approach.
I would not even be totally against having some value in dollars, but selling bitcoin? That seems dumb. There are ways to figure out if new dollars (or cashflow) comes in.. and yeah if you have bitcoin coming in, then sure put some of that into dollars, and you have to have your expenses covered, but if you don't have anything left to save in bitcoin, then perhaps your cashflow is too small.. because it seems that some of that should stay in bitcoin..
There is some individual variation that needs to be accounted, such as cashflow, other investments, view of bitcoin as compared with other investments, timeline, risk tolerance, and time, skills and abilities to strategize, plan, research and learn along the way including tweaking strategies from time to time to consider trading, reallocating, use of leverage and/or financial instruments. We should not be forgetting about individual factors for sure.
My 140000 doge was worth 280 bucks in 2020 it is now worth around 8400
pumping doggie coin.. what nonsense.
My doge will never run out of rewards. and every year the inflation of doge decreases.
BTC will run out of rewards and the key question will be how well does the LN feed coins to miners.
You are really distracted. Don't you have some other threads to present that bullshit?
as I have stated I am 65 this issue will come to a head down the road. Most likely I will be gone when this happens say.
2024 3.12500000 coin reward
2028 1.56250000 coin reward
2032 0.78125000 coin reward
2036 0.39062500 coin reward
2040 0.19581250 coin reward I am 83.
If you would have stocked up on bitcoin in the first place, then you would not have to worry about mining it... but yeah, maybe for you, you are in a desperate situation. You are probably not doing better by focusing on doggie coin and dollars.. .. but hey, you do you... and hopefully you can take your off-topic bullshit to another thread... although the dollar is more relevant to this thread (since it is the other side of the pair we are discussing here) rather than pumping doggie coin.
At this point in time LN will have really saved mining or killed it off only 18 years from now.
Just saying
oh I still stack btc but frankly the numbers above are a cause for concern.
I am glad that you are still stacking sats. Perhaps you are just presenting your info badly in this thread when you lead with either talking about dollars or doggie coin? Annoying... no?
If you are figuring out your income, and you have income coming in in bitcoin, then sure you have to try to figure out how much you have left to keep in bitcoin or if you have enough bitcoin.. so if you have enough bitcoin, then you might not feel that you need to stack (or hold anymore than what you already have).. nothing wrong with that.. but anyhow, you seem to be all over the place pumping dollars, pumping doggie coin and talking negative about bitcoin, which mostly causes me to conclude that you are either lost as fuck or you just do not realize where you are at.. what thread you are in.. .. but yeah. you still seem to be delusional if your posts seem to be so price sensitive.., as if Bitcoin is a worse investment now than it was last year when you were ongoingly so excited about it.. and now you seem to believe bitcoin is an inferior investment than it was.. Go figure?.. who knows with your ongoing wiffle-waffling?
Maybe part of your issue is that you are mixing up your own mining incentives in terms of trying to predict bitcoin's fate based on your being pushed back and forth as a miner. and that's how mining works.. (as cAPSLOCK's responsive post seems to have addressed the discussion of the kinds of incentives contained regarding mining/practicalities of layers)..There are incentives and game theory contained therein and the difficulty adjustment, so smart mining may well be a whole other story as compared with overall bitcoin strengths as an investment.. or its future prospects to serve society in a variety of ways.