Edit:
just found this
An interesting observation, and that’s why I have to ask myself how many people will actually buy a car in a way that they will pay for it with Bitcoin? Ever since I've been on this forum, people have been speculating about whether to spend BTC or keep it until it reaches a certain value. Those two 10 000 BTC pizzas from 2010 today have become arguably the most expensive food in history
I share the same thoughts. Personally I would like to have a couple more BTC, I am still accumulating. But it is getting harder and harder to accumulate.
especially for those who dream that 1 BTC will one day be worth $ x000 000 - which does not seem like an impossible mission at the moment.
Iagree that it doesn't look impossible now. The problem is that everyone is very brave in a bull run. This is dangerous, and when we should be extra cautious.
I dont like warren buffet a lot, but this is a nice quote:
Although I do think I will reduce my gains, I think it is wise to cash out some small profits (about 1% every 100%, or at least 1 to 10% every 1000% gains).
If you cash out 10% when you get 1000% gains, you will have remove all your initial investment. This might have a potential
phycological effect, which will help you hold your BTC later on in a crash or in a 100000% scenario.
Those cash outs can be also some products like some gift cards over the years, small payments, a tesla car, and so on.
I have cashed out very little so far. I am trying to buy products instead of selling for fiat... I think I will buy some gold too.
Is it just me or am I the only one who felt relief when THANK GOD THEY ENDED UP WITH BTCPAYSERVER AND NOT THE MONSTROSITY THAT'S FREAKIN BITPAY. After Elon pump the crap out of DOGE, I have a bit more respect for him and his team now.
Certainly, Bitpay would ruin not only tesla reputation, but bitcoin's as well.
I tried to use bitpay once, I had so many problems and the prices were much higher (here in Brazil) that I just withdrawal my btc from there and gave up using it.