The 3 rules of Bitcoin starting from 2025 till 2035 when 99% of BTC Mined. :)

[mnemo]

3 Rules for Bitcoin from 2025 till 2035 when it is estimated that 99% of all Bitcoin will have been mined.
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

1) Buy more over this time, even in bits and dribs. HODL.

2) Sell stuff, like things from your attic you otherwise will die with to buy more BTC over time, even if a pain in the ass on FB Marketplace and eBay as such HODL.

3) HODL till at least 2035 when 99% of all BTC has been mined. (hell, don't sell then but it is a goal) and hope BTC goes up another 20x in that time period as well. HODL.

I like this.  I recently converted my Microsoft Rewards points to Amazon gift cards ($50).  I used this as an excuse to purchase $50 extra of bitcoin this month.  I also converted my American Express rewards this month to Visa gift cards, used those to load up my Starbucks card and bought the same amount in bitcoin.Since it doesn't seem possible to directly convert such rewards points to bitcoin, I must resort to such fictions. 

Sure, I could have bought the same amount of bitcoin even without getting those rewards, but this gives me a good story to tell my wife.  Nevertheless, I can't help but wonder if I bought enough... It's never enough.

[terrific]

Only 20x? So 100x is not even possible anymore? If that’s really the case, then maybe we’ve already seen the peak of Bitcoin as an investment after all these years. For a 10-year run, that kind of growth feels limited now.

Honestly, if that’s the ceiling, I wouldn’t put everything into Bitcoin anymore. I’d rather spread it out. Putting money into a real business is risky too, sure, but there’s still a chance you can grow your capital 10x in just a year if things go right.

That's still possible to see 100x but the more realistic gain is 10x-20x.
So from the ATH of $126k, multiply those numbers and we'd see how high it still can go.
While that feels limited, there's a reason why it's like that.
We're reaching the near limit of it unlike before that we have been so careless and not so wary of that supply limit and so we've sold a bunch of it without looking forward the future.

[Josefjix]

Sure, I could have bought the same amount of bitcoin even without getting those rewards, but this gives me a good story to tell my wife.  Nevertheless, I can't help but wonder if I bought enough... It's never enough.

And i hope you wont be selling it sooner even if the price goes dipper than you may think, its always more better to keep on buying more for your future investment security and lets you been loved more by your wife

If you could still be able to always convert your gift point to bitcoin whenever you receive it, that would pretty help you in the long run, let it that you accumulated bitcoin from these rewards so you wouldnt touched your fiat, NFA

[Patikno]

2) Sell stuff, like things from your attic you otherwise will die with to buy more BTC over time, even if a pain in the ass on FB Marketplace and eBay as such HODL.

I don't think we need to sell our belongings to buy more Bitcoin. We can still do various things, whether it is improving our skills to earn more income, or starting a business to earn more. So, we can use the profits we earn to buy more Bitcoin, and I think there are other ways, without having to sell our belongings. We know that the things we keep might be useful someday, and if we need them someday, we will be forced to buy them back (if they have been sold).

Well, in essence, it is everyone right to use whatever method they prefer to have more Bitcoin in their wallet. Whichever method you use, try not to overextend yourself, stay wise in your approach, and avoid actions that carry significant risks. Bitcoin does have excellent potential for long-term profits, and we should capitalize on this moment as best as possible, and wisely.

[AVE5]

Life may seem nice at the moment when we're living in the luxuries lives but that what does it profit when lived such a life in the just short time and looses your sustainability all for the failure to invest for the long term?
So while we still have some live to live in the long term, it'll be nice to also make plans towards it by investing on or buying bitcoins now at any price we can always afford to hold in the long and term and hodl and keep buying more like you don't have emotions about volatilities due to a very long term.

[Alphakilo]

2) Sell stuff, like things from your attic you otherwise will die with to buy more BTC over time, even if a pain in the ass on FB Marketplace and eBay as such HODL.

I don't think we need to sell our belongings to buy more Bitcoin. We can still do various things, whether it is improving our skills to earn more income, or starting a business to earn more. So, we can use the profits we earn to buy more Bitcoin, and I think there are other ways, without having to sell our belongings. We know that the things we keep might be useful someday, and if we need them someday, we will be forced to buy them back (if they have been sold).

Well, in essence, it is everyone right to use whatever method they prefer to have more Bitcoin in their wallet. Whichever method you use, try not to overextend yourself, stay wise in your approach, and avoid actions that carry significant risks. Bitcoin does have excellent potential for long-term profits, and we should capitalize on this moment as best as possible, and wisely.

Selling our belongings don't mean it has to be something we still make use of. It could be a worthless piece of junk sitting in the garage or an antic that doesn't hold much value anymore and instead it sits there and accumulate more rust, it could be sold cheaper and reinvested into Bitcoin holdings to boost our portfolio with a decade time frame in mind.
I like the idea of holding long term despite the odds and if one doesn't like to sell off old properties to invest in, they could earn, make a budget and still be on track for the advantage or profits in the future.

[AmoreJaz]

Life may seem nice at the moment when we're living in the luxuries lives but that what does it profit when lived such a life in the just short time and looses your sustainability all for the failure to invest for the long term?
So while we still have some live to live in the long term, it'll be nice to also make plans towards it by investing on or buying bitcoins now at any price we can always afford to hold in the long and term and hodl and keep buying more like you don't have emotions about volatilities due to a very long term.

It depends on the person's priorities in life. You should not expect that everyone will do such strategy because not all people have the luxury to invest in digital currencies. Some will still opt to tangible assets. But for some who has strong belief in this market, they can invest in crypto. But this should be voluntary for individuals who want to explore this market.

[aoluain]

Rule 1 in the OP is already being practiced by most Bitcoiners by Buying the Dips
and or DCA'ing - its a no brainer at this stage, most people are well aware of that,
it has been well documented already.

Rule 2. - is a great rule or advice. everyone has accumulated stuff over the years
which is not being used anymore, time to convert those forgotten hobbies and
impulse buys into Bitcoin ASAP.

[rat03gopoh]

Only 20x? So 100x is not even possible anymore?

100X means a Bitcoin price of $10M, not impossible but mostly unlikely. You can't have a wealth building plan based on that.

But we can expect a more logical figure, 10x to 20x, for example. Chatie Wood (iirc) once predicted BTC could reach $1M by 2030. I thought that figure was too good to be true and clearly outside the rules of a cycling bull run, until I read this article⁽¹⁾:

US Debt Interest Hits $1T: The Hidden Catalyst for Stablecoin Adoption.

The debt-to-GDP ratio has reached 100%, a threshold not seen since World War II. By 2029, it will surpass the 1946 peak of 106% and continue climbing to 118% by 2035.
Most concerning is the crisis’s self-reinforcing nature. The federal government borrows approximately $2 trillion annually, with roughly half going solely toward servicing existing debt. CRFB analyst Chris Towner warned of a potential “debt spiral”: “If the people who loan us money get worried we’re not going to pay it all back, we could see higher interest rates—which means we have to borrow more to pay interest.”

The bottom line:
I understand why the GENIUS Act was signed; the US is quietly relying on it for survival. The US wants usd stablecoin users to temporarily cover their debts, indirectly forcing the US to be pro-crypto. FYI, besides the dollar, USDT and USDC are now backed by US Treasury bills⁽²⁾. If global users distrust US stablecoins for once, we'll see the implications (one of them, BTC could reach $1M and up).


1) https://beincrypto.com/us-debt-interest-1t-stablecoin-adoption/
2) https://beincrypto.com/us-genius-act-stablecoins-crypto-vc-boom/

[Searing]

3 Rules for Bitcoin from 2025 till 2035 when it is estimated that 99% of all Bitcoin will have been mined.
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

1) Buy more over this time, even in bits and dribs. HODL.

2) Sell stuff, like things from your attic you otherwise will die with to buy more BTC over time, even if a pain in the ass on FB Marketplace and eBay as such HODL.

3) HODL till at least 2035 when 99% of all BTC has been mined. (hell, don't sell then but it is a goal) and hope BTC goes up another 20x in that time period as well. HODL.

4) Find a second job, and keep stacking those sats. Denominate some of your savings in Bitcoin and wait for it to reach parity with the total Market Value of Gold.

That's my personal belief. To prove that it's actually a better Store Of Value than Gold, the market has to show that it's not merely belief anymore, but practical reality.

 

sounds good...myself 2) is the problem I am retired and 'hate' being a shipping clerk and sell crap I will otherwise die with..but it is the most likely to be the best

outlook for me to get btc as

2nd job..naw...not gonna happen...but I should be able to someday get my act together and get rid of a mess of attic stuff in mass for btc...again 2) is hard for me to ramp up on

the rest I'm golden

I also tend to take any $$$$ that falls out of the sky and get bitcoin...like property tax relief check 1x a year or the last $1,200 pandemic check (that worked well) into btc

should probably dump my reward points yearly off my amex card too boot.....hindsight is really gonna suck 10 years from now if I don't get a handle on seling crap and getting

btc for it...should have done such with some 10 years ago (sigh)

[PrivacyG]

Only 20x? So 100x is not even possible anymore? If that’s really the case, then maybe we’ve already seen the peak of Bitcoin as an investment after all these years. For a 10-year run, that kind of growth feels limited now.

Honestly, if that’s the ceiling, I wouldn’t put everything into Bitcoin anymore. I’d rather spread it out. Putting money into a real business is risky too, sure, but there’s still a chance you can grow your capital 10x in just a year if things go right.

If an average of 2 000 percent per year is the peak and boring then you have very unrealistic expectations.  What do you want, 100 times until 2035 and 100 more times after that until 2045?  Bitcoin to be the first Quadrillion Dollars Market Cap Asset in the world?  Some things can simply not happen.  Bitcoin has had incredible runs particularly in the early years because it was not known, recognized, people would not pay much for it et cetera.  It was never meant to increase your capital by 10 times an year every single year in a row.  That rather sounds like a Ponzi scheme.

[free-bit.co.in]

Only 20x? So 100x is not even possible anymore? If that’s really the case, then maybe we’ve already seen the peak of Bitcoin as an investment after all these years. For a 10-year run, that kind of growth feels limited now.

Let's be realistic, we're not in the early stages anymore, and Bitcoin is no longer small. With a market capitalization of over $1.7 trillion, expecting it to grow 5-10 times in 10 years from its current price seems like a significant challenge. I didn't even think that BTC could increase tenfold and reach $1 million in the next decade, let alone 50 or 100 times. That expectation is unrealistic.

Honestly, if that’s the ceiling, I wouldn’t put everything into Bitcoin anymore. I’d rather spread it out. Putting money into a real business is risky too, sure, but there’s still a chance you can grow your capital 10x in just a year if things go right.

Business always offers much higher profits, but the problem is that it's easier said than done. Business is never easy, and that's why people choose to invest instead of starting a business.

[Alone055]

3 Rules for Bitcoin from 2025 till 2035 when it is estimated that 99% of all Bitcoin will have been mined.
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

1) Buy more over this time, even in bits and dribs. HODL.

2) Sell stuff, like things from your attic you otherwise will die with to buy more BTC over time, even if a pain in the ass on FB Marketplace and eBay as such HODL.

3) HODL till at least 2035 when 99% of all BTC has been mined. (hell, don't sell then but it is a goal) and hope BTC goes up another 20x in that time period as well. HODL.

Despite the fact that I agree that holding does bring us benefits, but I can't help but wonder why we forget that we are not going to be alive forever, and we can't even know when we are going to leave this world, and then all our holdings will basically be useless for us, so this could actually be a good plan if you are trying to create generational wealth or saving for those to come after you, but if you are doing it for yourself, I don't think only holding all the time will be effective or useful if you are not using any of the profits to do anything in life, and then die like that.

This is why I personally believe that instead of holding forever, one should keep buying and selling, keep a portion of the profits and reinvest the rest again, this way, you will keep getting profits in every cycle that you can use for other things in life, and you will still have some holdings, because if you are just holding and waiting for so many years only to enjoy the profits at the end but don't even make it there, or who knows? If you get chronically sick, all the money will be spent on your treatment. So, we should try and keep it balanced.

[SeriouslyGiveaway]

4) Find a second job, and keep stacking those sats. Denominate some of your savings in Bitcoin and wait for it to reach parity with the total Market Value of Gold.

That's my personal belief. To prove that it's actually a better Store Of Value than Gold, the market has to show that it's not merely belief anymore, but practical reality.

 

Anyone want to find a second or third job in cryptocurrency but don't know where to start, they can visit my topic and start with it. Working with jobs, receiving salary and use part of your salary from either first, second or third job as your discretionary income for DCA Bitcoin and build up your Bitcoin portfolio over time is a very good strategy. It's clearly good but needs consistent attempts at work and investment practice.

Cryptocurrency job list.

[Antona]

3 Rules for Bitcoin from 2025 till 2035 when it is estimated that 99% of all Bitcoin will have been mined.
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

1) Buy more over this time, even in bits and dribs. HODL.

2) Sell stuff, like things from your attic you otherwise will die with to buy more BTC over time, even if a pain in the ass on FB Marketplace and eBay as such HODL.

3) HODL till at least 2035 when 99% of all BTC has been mined. (hell, don't sell then but it is a goal) and hope BTC goes up another 20x in that time period as well. HODL.

Rules 1 and 2 are the actionable advice. Rule 3 is the faith. We all hope for that 20x but planning your life around it is risky. Better to just focus on the accumulation phase and let the future sort itself out.

[Hispo]

It sounds pretty good, but one needs to be careful when comes to selling one's stuff in order to buy Bitcoin and hold in the long time, even if we are talking stuff we don't actually use anymore.
Also, people talking about Bitcoin reaching ten million dollars are being specially optimistic on the future, I expect Bitcoin to reach some levels near one million dollars in a decade or so, but ten million would require a massive increase in demand (tied to the supply cut we expect from halvings). I expect some resistance to the demand of Bitcoin coming from governments which are authoritarian like in China and Russia.

[nakamura12]

We all have our own rules or how we hold our bitcoin. What you mentioned are the examples of what a person would do if they own bitcoin although others may be different than yours like they only hold their bitcoin not as long as yours or even for short term only. As others have said rule number 3 is about faith and patience if a person can wait that long or not because there are some people who doesn't have long patience or even they don't have long patience is they forget that they have stored bitcoin back then.

[Searing]

3 Rules for Bitcoin from 2025 till 2035 when it is estimated that 99% of all Bitcoin will have been mined.
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

1) Buy more over this time, even in bits and dribs. HODL.

2) Sell stuff, like things from your attic you otherwise will die with to buy more BTC over time, even if a pain in the ass on FB Marketplace and eBay as such HODL.

3) HODL till at least 2035 when 99% of all BTC has been mined. (hell, don't sell then but it is a goal) and hope BTC goes up another 20x in that time period as well. HODL.

Rules 1 and 2 are the actionable advice. Rule 3 is the faith. We all hope for that 20x but planning your life around it is risky. Better to just focus on the accumulation phase and let the future sort itself out.

True..but for most folks HODL of such a puny amount likely to be gotten at this point 1) and 2) ...I myself would just HODL it and hope history repeats.

[Antona]

We all have our own rules or how we hold our bitcoin. What you mentioned are the examples of what a person would do if they own bitcoin although others may be different than yours like they only hold their bitcoin not as long as yours or even for short term only. As others have said rule number 3 is about faith and patience if a person can wait that long or not because there are some people who doesn't have long patience or even they don't have long patience is they forget that they have stored bitcoin back then.

True everyone's timeline is different some trade, some hold for years, some literally forget they have it rule 3 is for the patient ones, but you gotta respect your own financial and psychological limits
no single strategy fits all.

[Rustam Meraj]

Your plan is highly intelligent and disciplined way to growing long term wealth. When you make small purchases on regular basis, you do not have to worry about trying to find right price, but you are slowly adding to your overall savings.

Idea of selling old stuff that you do not use is great one since it will turn useless junk into valuable resource that can increase many times over time. Target to be held until 2035 will remove emotion behind investing, and 20x payoff may seem big, but it can indeed happen by that time as 99 percent of all Bitcoin will be mined by that point like you said. When you can keep it to decade of making these little sacrifices, you will probably be in far better financial position than most people who give up too soon.