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$110K - 9 (8.3%)
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$160K - 2 (1.9%)
$170K+ - 33 (30.6%)
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EDIT: going forward and then looking back, it seems that this law predicts that in the long time sets with varying prices, there will be more occasions of prices starting with 1 and 2 than 8 and 9. The prices themselves are, of course not predictable by this law.

Yeah. It's just an interesting thing about large collections of evenly distributed numbers. It can, perhaps, be used to suggest the validity of certain collections of numbers (the last time I heard it used was in 2020. Say no more).





Not sure why bitcoin in the last 10 years had more than 2x probability of ending a day with a price that started with 6 vs the price that started with 7.
A mystery. Interestingly, a "bump" at 6 is also visible in the 2009-2020 dataset:
https://youtu.be/GxZQPc2IYa4?t=398


There has, at times, been discussion about the Chinese predilection for numerology which might have various effects on price preferences. The west has its own idiosyncrasies with preferences or aversions to round numbers, of course and probably a few other bits and pieces. Or just luck-of-the-draw. Possibly, there could even be a deeper meaning.
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Really appreciate your reply of my post and your links are helpful for me because I am new into crypto before this already have few loses in currency and stock but with the help of friend trying to understand this Bitcoin which is having great potential and value for future.

Hopefully you are not fucking around with shitcoins, since many times people use the term crypto in vague and amorphous ways, and they might be referring to bitcoin and/or shitcoins.. so in order to clarify it tends to be way better to just say bitcoin or at least to clarify what you mean in the event that there is some reason to mention crypto or shitcoins.  

I already started with my first purchase on price of $95K on Binance confirmed hopefully after reading few points and having good information about this I will be able to have my desired amount and I will surely try to keep this as long as I can because I read few investors are accumulating this for last 10 years and never going to sell I am also able to have this mindset and I will surely be going to keep this till I can.

No problem.  You can buy regularly, and continue to study bitcoin as you go, and as you get more comfortable, then you can increase your investment.

Usually it is better to start out more conservative and to make sure that your cashflow management systems and practices are strong and to get used to investing in bitcoin (so that money you put into bitcoin would not be available to you by your own self-imposition for 4-10 years or longer, whether it is in profits or whether it is in the negative).

There are some folks who come to bitcoin and they already have strong cashflow management skills and practices, and perhaps even a good-sized discretionary income and funds that they might be able to reallocate from other investments into bitcoin.  Those kinds of folks might already be in a place to invest more aggressively in bitcoin because they have money that can get reallocated into bitcoin.  The majority of folks are not in a position to either lump sum invest into bitcoin or to front load their investment into bitcoin, so they end up needing to take time to build up their holdings in bitcoin, which can take 4-10 years or longer just to build up your investment to a decently good size and to get comfortable with having it (and managing it) at the same time.

Yeah right, what a prettt great plan. Go ahead and take profit just right before Bitcoin price decides to skyrocket.

I’m pretty sure the market will be polite enough to wait for you to jump back on the bandwagon before it decides to take off. And you definitely don’t have nothing to worry about those economic numbers, nothing calms one’s nerves like swapping volatility for what now? Yeah, a money market account that pays just about enough to buy you a cup of coffee every morning.
That's the thing, tho. If the price skyrockets in Q1 2026, I'll take even more profit. I have enough corn to last me several lifetimes.

As for the money market fund, look into SNAXX and get back to me. OK? When stacking 7 figures, it adds up pretty nicely if you reinvest.

Surely we know that guys have way more options in circumstances where they have enough or more than enough coins.

Bob has already done that several times.  His argument is both that he has plenty and that his costs are quite low.. perhaps in the lower 3 digits.. yet I wonder.. .
TBH, I think my price average is somewhere between $5 and $20.

Fair enough.  That can make a pretty BIG difference to have an overall portfolio that has coins with those kinds of average costs, even though I can recall several instances in around  2019, 2020 and perhaps even into 2021 (remember you sold a bunch when the BTC price returned back to $15k in 2021-ish?), when the price was between $8k and $15k in which you were going through your own versions of quasi-dramatic-panics.. but yeah we got ourselves another 6x to 12x since those historical times... and so surely it can be good to have that extra cushion between your costs and the current price - even though I have warmed up more to the 200-WMA way of valuating my own coins and even suggesting as a means to value our holdings, even though surely we are frequently selling when the BTC price is much higher than the 200-WMA.  

Bob has already done that several times.  His argument is both that he has plenty and that his costs are quite low.. perhaps in the lower 3 digits.. yet I wonder.. .
TBH, I think my price average is somewhere between $5 and $20.
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Imho, we might need to calculate the average AFTER the prior sells, so it probably means a negative territory in this case, I assume.
I usually keep two numbers: a number corresponding to the initial buy price and the current number which is the initial, adjusted for historical P&L.

I have gone through some of those kinds of variations too.  Like you suggested, there are some guys who claim to ONLY be working with house money, which is also a kind of factor that many guys might have had already taken out several times their own investment amount. I even had a friend who ended up screwing up his holdings go from nearly 21 coins to 12 coins to only somewhere between 1 and 2 coins..  The initial investment was ONLY around $8k, but then, there were several instances of between $20k and $70k amounts taken out, so that the total amount withdrawn prior to the more major screw ups in 2021 and 2022 were around $150k.. so then not so bad for an investment of around $8k, but then the problems of 2021 and 2022 related to social engineering issues and also some other bad coin management behaviors of holding some of the coins with irresponsible 3rd parties in order to get "yield" .. and we know how some of those cases went.

 I also have been doing some averages of my own coins that I might share with others, so for example, if I say that my average costs per BTC are around $10k, then I can still fairly easily make the point that if the BTC prices had gone from $126.3k down to $93k, then my level of profits has gone from 12.6x down to 9.3x, and so I am not overly worried about the loss in my portfolio and also it is a nice round number to work with, and using that number might not make them feel as bad about their own average cost per BTC that might be in the $50k-ish territory or higher.

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I assume that I expressed myself wrong. I didn't say that I didn't buy any Bitcoin for 8 years. But I needed to start over because of the distress I had nearly 3 years ago. Sometimes things are out of your control in your life. Now I'm in a state to be able to make an investment again. I have a job and salary. I thought of buying Bitcoin because of this and I wondered the opinions of the geniuses here. Cheesy

It seems that some other members had answered your question, no?  Get started, DCA and probably try to avoid overdoing it. Invest at a pace that you can build up your bitcoin investment as aggressively as you can without over doing it, yet surely you might have made the mistake a few years ago in regards to overdoing it.. so you have to figure out ways not to overdo it.. and so perhaps start out small and then work out a system in which you can increase your aggressiveness while building up back up funds too, so that you can cover situations in which you might have a loss of income and/or increases in your expenses.

Sometimes you are going to get some push back from guys here, maybe beyond yours truly (perhaps?) if you are not doing some of your own homework and making sure to safeguard yourself.. .It can be problematic if you come to the thread and you are panicking in one direction or another because you have not really spent time individualizing your approach... and maybe you can look at my outlining of individual factors that I consider need to be worked on, but they do not need to be worked on prior to getting started, as long as you have accurately determined that you have a discretionary income, which merely takes basic math skills and common sense (remember common sense is not so common these days, yet hopefully you can figure out what I mean by that).
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This video can't be found on Grant Cardone his channel yet. Seems Saylor bought the dip, in size. We will know by Monday.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bxZXRK48_S8&t=4214s
Btw hi guys (and what is this 'taking profit' talk about?)

Some guys do seem to be going a wee bit overboard on the profit taking angle, but hey that's their choice, and maybe they will not regret it.. perhaps? perhaps?

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good to highlight that double-ish entendre

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He has said many times that he won't sell his Bitcoin.  If he did, it would be a complete loss of trust in his company as a Bitcoin Treasury Company and he would likely be sued for that by his shareholders.  Not to mention he has STRF, STRC, STRK, STRE, & STRD that he now has to support and having less assets won't help him continue "selling volatility" as he puts it.
(MSTR's offerings spell FCKED - The only thing missing to get FUCKED is U, the irony!)
I'm sure his legal team did their best to protect the company (although he did say he discussed this stuff with AI after lawyers wanted to take too long reviewing everything).  He'll be sued for certain at this point, but maybe his legal team does their job and he wins.  If that's the case, it's really just his shareholders that get screwed and if Bitcoin rallies again next cycle they would probably be profitable before the lawsuits were settled.  This is going to be one hell of an interesting story to track over the next couple years.
As long as his statement of 'never selling' is concerned, I think we might not take it seriously. Remember the case of Elon Musk few years ago, when he decided to accept Bitcoin as payment option for Tesla and after sometime he decided to back off from that decision as he suddenly came to know that Bitcoin is not environment friendly.

Like Elon Musk, Saylor is also a business man and if one day he decide to quit after getting his share from Bitcoin then what we can to him? Nothing.

I don't think Saylor is that much stupid to keep hodling Bitcoin forever.    

You need to remember that Saylor has built his credibility and reputation off of his mostly continuous assertion that he is never selling... and sure he has a right to change his mind, yet I doubt that he would do so in a rapid way, since that would result in lawsuits and even a likely backlash against him since he has been so public about his "never selling" way of looking at bitcoin.

On the other hand, his creation of those above-listed variety of derivative products in the past year or two has created some complications in his way of holding bitcoin and potential justifications for selling bitcoin.

Elon is not a good comparison interms of personality and/or the ways that Elon has built his reputation... Elon is more flaboyant and is even accepted to be saying all kinds of things merely to get attention or to cause drama.. so yeah funny he still makes money with that kind of sometimes seeming to be childish personality... part of his charm.  Perhaps?

Bob has already done that several times.  His argument is both that he has plenty and that his costs are quite low.. perhaps in the lower 3 digits.. yet I wonder.. .
Bob has done this many times before, his reasoning is that he clearly has enough backup funds, and his monthly expenses are under three figures, so he has no problem taking risks!

To be honest, everyone's situation is different, someone's low expenses, meaning that the same strategy will work for everyone, there is no guarantee that what is a comfort zone for Bob may be an additional risk for someone else!

In crypto, it would always be wise to make decisions based on your own risk tolerance and your own cash flow!

Holy shit.  You sound like a bot re-stating what I said (or otherwise translating from another language and losing the plot), but obviously too ignorant of a bot to see that you got your summary of what I had said wrong.

Regarding your use of the "C"-word, hopefully, none of us (including bawb) is into shitcoins.

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If you critically look at the way the market is going this days I think buying now is the best decision any investor can make. $95k price is a unique opportunity and I think it will be more favourable to buy with Lump sum for those that have the financial capacity because it gives them the opportunity to leverage this dip period to accumulate more Bitcoin to their portfolio. The reason why I say that lump sum is more favourable now than DCA is because anybody that have good funds can use this opportunity to buy more Bitcoin but those that want to use DCA may end up not buying much before the price will rise above the present price.

It is surely questionable the extent to which anyone new to bitcoin would be able to front load into bitcoin, and I am not against the idea, especially after we are in around a 25% dip location.. yet no matter our entry point, we always have to have some caution that we are not blowing our whole load in one shot.... but yeah, CLS63 did not really say anything about having a lot of extra funds, even though he indicated that his finances are in a better place and presuming that he has gotten a job that ends up giving him some extra discretionary income that he feels comfortable to use to invest into something like bitcoin... but that does not necessarily mean that the rest of his finances are in oder, especially since he mostly already mentioned that he had screwed up his bitcoin investment previously, so he may well need to put systems in place to lessen the likelihood of making similar mistakes as his earlier mistakes.

Wait, am I still asleep or have we actually reached the Jeffrey Epstein is Satoshi level of this battle?
I don’t know, but we’re reaching new levels of cope for sure and it is still so early in this process.

For the record, I want the price to go up too but I can’t resist trolling the people who get mad at those who accurately predict what is going to happen.

You might be feeling your oats at the moment, yet I must let you know (not that you should not know better) that it is not possible to predict what is going to happen before it happens.

Sorry to break the news to uie-pooie.   Tongue Tongue Tongue

hyper inflation is 100% a day

usd is 100% in 27 years or so.

You live in a fantasy Phil.. The dollar debasement is happening faster than that... maybe in the past we might have had a halvening of its value every 15-20 years, yet now the halvening of its value might be less than 7 years.

Yes, you are not calling it "hyper inflation," even though the debasement is accelerating and might be difficult to control without some drastic measures..or movement to sound money, like bitcoin..though some of the goverment's plans around bitcoin don't seem to really address their desires for out-of-control spending.

Harvard's Bitcoin ETF investment is the largest reported public equity holding - signaling Bitcoin ETFs as a legitimate investment.  [/b][/size]
Harvard University significantly increased its investment in BlackRock's iShares Bitcoin Trust (IBIT), making the bitcoin ETF its largest reported public equity holding. According to a November 2025 filing, the university's stake grew by 257% to over $442 million in the third quarter, now accounting for about 20% of its publicly listed equity portfolio. This move is considered a significant endorsement of bitcoin ETFs as a legitimate investment. [/b]
https://finance.yahoo.com/news/harvard-university-boosts-blackrock-bitcoin-124506197.html[/b][/size]
JJG & OOM - Read and try to comprehend in your decayed and dense brain that Bitcoin ETFs are legitimate investments!!! You fucking stupid ass scumbag bully assholes...

Holy shit BTCETFInvestor.. Control ur lil selfie.  I took out some of your boldness and colorful text in order to make your substance more readable, less emotional perhaps and less irritating (if such a thing might be possible when dealing with you?)

No one is saying that BTC spot ETFs are not legitimate places to put money, even though surely there are several of us, whether it is OOM and me or others who are saying that BTC spot ETFs are not bitcoin... and there likely is no need to pump them as if they were the same thing as bitcoin and/or superior to bitcoin.

And per Richy_T's suggestion to me  - - JJG & OOM  - FUCK YOU, you dipshit stupid scumbag assholes! [/b][/size]  Angry

Is there any doubt about how I feel about you two SOBs?  Angry  

Yeah.  You are emotional, like a 6 year old who has been spoiled beyond comprehension.. and perhaps abused, too.
 
I originally came here with a friendly attitude but you two bastards jumped me like thugs in a dark alley.

Hahahaha.. you friendly fellow who came here spouting out lies, and then went on the attack (and on a deletion spree) when you were called out for your lies.
 
You poked a sleeping grizzly bear! I'd love for someone to knock your rotten teeth out and shit down your throat, you scumbag punks!  

Violence again?  You have issues, no?
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NGL, thinking of taking some profit again next time we hit $100k USD/BTC.
The economic numbers have me a bit spooked, and would be nice to just sit on the cash. Schwab has a really good money market account.

The fact the govt isn't releasing October numbers is... historic.
Not sure we're gunna see $125k USD/BTC before the end of the year.

Would love to be wrong.
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Yeah right, what a prettt great plan. Go ahead and take profit just right before Bitcoin price decides to skyrocket.

Bob has already done that several times.  His argument is both that he has plenty and that his costs are quite low.. perhaps in the lower 3 digits.. yet I wonder.. .

and yeah, it is not really a great thing to sell large amounts on a dip even if it is a bounce of a dip, yet I think that many guys who have been in for a while consider that we can pretty much sell as much as we need within reasonable limitations of our regular monthly or incidental expenses (not that Bob is doing that)
Honestly, this isn’t the first time I’m seeing someone with this kind of logic. I mean folks claim their costs are low and their bags are deep, not until the market eventually exposes whether or not their confidence is actually real or just another bravado.  and honestly, it often goes way beyond having enough figures stacked up in your bag. Sure, having plenty of cornz’s great, but does it make every sell decision smart? Hell No. to think the market rewards ego, unfortunately, it mostly rewards timing and discipline.

And yeah, selling heavy into a dip, even a bounce would most likely signal emotions, more than strategy. Hitting a fuck you status is great and those who have been able to survive multiple cycles would most likely understand that the most logical way to sell is selling what aligns with your actual life expenses or your strategic withdrawal plan and definitely not whatever your mood or emotions dictate at that point.


And you definitely don’t have nothing to worry about those economic numbers, nothing calms one’s nerves like swapping volatility for what now? Yeah, a money market account that pays just about enough to buy you a cup of coffee every morning.

Hahahahaha.. That part seems a bit strange, so yeah, I would agree that it probably is better to just keep it in bitcoin and then cash out what is needed from time to time.. but hey, guys think different about how to balance these matters, and yeah, maybe any of us might deserve some push-back if we are not likely managing our stash  very well.
That’s a fair take. And from a systems level standpoint, selling off everything out of BTC I just kinda introduces extra friction and counterparty exposure for no actual gain. But leaving value stored in BTC and only having to off-ramp only a when you have specific need for fiat is basically the optimal risk adjusted workflow, plus it also minimizes taxable events, drastically reduces your dependency on exchanges and also keeping your long term asymmetric gains intact.

But sure, portfolio management is just like coding right? Every individual has their own unique philosophy (sometimes right and sometimes wrong). And while some approaches are objectively suboptimal, they still somehow work for the person that uses them right?  A little push back isn’t actually negative, but just kind of a healthy peer review for how we choose to handle our stack.
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I wish I had the ability to stay calm and not panic when I was a newbie. This dip is only making me hungry for more Bitcoin. I feel no fear of monetary loss.

Yeah, the thing is: Keeping the money IS the loss.
This is one of the newbie mistakes (i made too).

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I'm back on track, had some boring marketing stuff to do, even missed Haiku Sunday, but now i have fresh fiat for moar of the cornz and finally found the perfect family van. Sometimes things just come together well  Smiley
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FUCK YOU JJG, you lying scumbag dipshit asshole!

Hey Yo. If you’re in some kind of a heroic quest for relevance, I’m sorry to tell you that you’ve tragically spawned yourself in the wrong map and also at the worst possible timestamp. And I’d advise you do yourself a favor and fast track to somewhere that may actually be in need of a protagonist.
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good morning wo.

Still typing at the keyboard in NJ.

My 92.5k dip buy did not trigger last night

and we did not moon back over 126k


get your picks in for weds the 19th hi low numbers

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5565633.0

lets see if ogNasty can really pick well short term


board is lots of fun lets see if new insults can be invented today.

the love and admiration being show towards myself JJG and others via v insults is quite inspiring.

Maybe one day I will drop dead at the keyboard.  Hopefully when BTC clears 10 million
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