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sillBag 1 point ago +1 / -0

Exactly

It is not possible to create any more new bitcoins (outside of what is left to be mined which is only a few million).

This is exactly why BTC will continue to rise. And it’s exactly why gold doesn’t rise with any sort of similar pace. Gold can be quite literally be grown in labs.

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sillBag 1 point ago +1 / -0

It already exists multiple times..

PAXG XAUT

They are valuable cryptos but not as valuable as gold. Which is a very slow rising asset. In fact it is slower than the top 100 cryptos.

BTC, ETH, these two will continue forever and out perform every other asset class going forward for the foreseeable future.

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sillBag 2 points ago +2 / -0

You do realize that many of the reasons gold was originally valuable… are the same reasons bitcoin is valuable.

  • Hard to mine and obtain it.
  • Scarcity
  • Usefulness (gold became a bartering tender… Bitcoin is becoming a global bartering tender).
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sillBag -1 points ago +2 / -3

What backs bitcoin itself is the processing power and electricity it requires to run the network.

As long as the coin is a currency and is being used then there’s no “bubble” to be burst.

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sillBag -2 points ago +2 / -4

Keep the downvotes coming!!!!

You will one day have to admit how wrong you were lol. Cant say I didn't try my hardest to warn you and open your eyes!

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sillBag -2 points ago +1 / -3

Nah, the market does react to the fact the halving is happening and that does cause a pump and dump type of market, but overall the price still rises significantly.

This is how btc has gone from $0.07 -> >$50K in 15 years.

It's the halvings.

When BTC first started, the block reward to miners was 50 BTC, today it is only 6.25 BTC, and in 50~ days it becomes 3.125 BTC.

Shortly before the halving, every time, miners are always barely profitable. The halving makes mining not profitable. Miners are forced to literally refuse to sell their BTC for anything less than a higher value to break even or make some profit on their electrical cost.

The miners drive the market and control it because the miners are the sole providers for new liquid bitcoin. Any NEW bitcoins that are put into the market, were sold into the market by a MINER who paid electricity to obtain that bitcoin.

So while yes there is a bit of fomo during halvings that causes a bit of a pump and dump... It is still going to result even after the dump, with a higher value BTC.

It is so calculable that we already know BTC will hit $85-87K this halving, any higher is additional gains from other factors (like etf's finally having to buy the btc to fill their orderbooks). I suspect we will maybe touch $100K this season.

And the next halving, we will see $300K+ BTC. Over just 4 years. And there is basically nothing that stops that from happening. The only way this doesn't happen is if the US Dollar becomes HYPER valuable and deflates significantly (not going to happen!).

BTC will break $1Million per coin in 2031.

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sillBag -1 points ago +2 / -3

Well ending the current financial system where govt's are effectively able to continuously enslave us with... is part of the plan... and Bitcoin is the only true threat to that system. We may still use dollars with whatever new system is implemented... but bitcoin is the catalyst for making the current system collapsing be something that won't destroy the world, because we have a great alternative that exists, is immutable, global, and efficient. It's called Bitcoin :).

And to be honest with you, I truly believe people who have no btc... are going to be very sore when the current system collapses. So yes, I am saying if you have no btc and only precious metals you are going to be semi-fucked. You will have issues "spending" your metals, when stores all accept Bitcoin because it is far easier and more realistic in a time like that... than precious metals.

Holding only precious metals, you'll eventually have to liquidate them for Bitcoin (at a MUCH higher per-BTC cost than today).

I think having SOME gold and silver is a very good idea. It will hold it's value and can be converted into goods for sure. But for the day to day regular spending... BTC will be king, and I think obtaining some of that has been a very good idea, it would have been better though if people did it when I first started talking about it.

Keep in mind, my overall thinking is no more than 10% of anyone's worth should be invested into ANYTHING. So overall I am only talking about that 10%... I believe the smart play is having some portion of that 10% be placed into BTC. Not all of it, but some of it. Even if you change your mind after some months, we are in the middle of a bull run so selling and getting out will likely result in a financial gain overall. The risk is very low, far lower than the risk of being wrong that BTC won't be the primary currency if/when the shit hits the fan with the current system. It's just my opinion. My thread is to just point out to those I have argued with in the past, that what I have told them all year was going to happen... is happening.

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sillBag -5 points ago +1 / -6

It isn't being pumped for any other reason than the same reason it pumps every few years.

The halving.

In 50~ days, the amount of BTC miners will earn for their proof of work mining will be cut in half. Thus doubling the "cost" to obtain new BTC, thus creating scarcity and higher supply & demand, and a higher price.

This is a very predictable, calculable, and reliable pumping for BTC. It is the main source of every big BTC pump in history.

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sillBag -3 points ago +1 / -4

This is factually not true.

A very low percentage of the total money in BTC was purchased through stablecoins, and very little of it liquidates through stablecoins as well.

I do know that Tether is a ticking time bomb, but it has no real bearing on bitcoin itself. Yes, when tether goes boom it will hurt the crypto market and BTC price will come down some, but it will be temporary. Just like every other "disaster".

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sillBag -4 points ago +1 / -5

Because he knows it can end the fed ;-) for real.

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sillBag -2 points ago +3 / -5

Yeah man, I’ve had this battle for years here now. :)

I will always poke the bear and let them know how wrong they were to effectively try and “shut us up”… by calling us shills and morons, etc.

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sillBag -6 points ago +2 / -8

I don’t give a shit if it’s the wrong way to get my point across.

Look at past threads and the ways people would talk to me when I was trying to be completely wholesome and concerned and trying to alert people to the fact that BTC is part of the plan and we need to stop shitting on it.

This is why I talk the way I do now, about BTC.

I know my thread will change no minds. My thread is purely to poke the beast and to reveal to them that THEY WERE WRONG.

Idiots were trying to say BTC would go to $0 because of the etf, lmao.

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sillBag -2 points ago +3 / -5

You will never convince me that ANY stock is better than BTC.

DWAC is great, but it’s not going to save you when the market crashes and fiat system implodes. Bitcoin will save you, silver will as well just not in as big of a way.

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sillBag -2 points ago +3 / -5

Having silver isn’t a bad idea, the bad idea is not having ANY BTC.

BTC is far more likely to become a interim (at minimum) financial system, when the current one goes boom.

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sillBag 6 points ago +6 / -0

Is it me or does that actually look like Lin Wood and not Trump?

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sillBag 2 points ago +2 / -0

Ever since Covid, every time I get sick I develop the worst type of cough I could ever imagine, and it lasts for MONTHS… in fact I usually am still getting over one cough by the time I get sick again.

So yes, definitely feel like I’m sick a bit more often, but I have 2 young kids in school and they are straight germ manufacturers so I think the amount of sicknesses is because of that… but I do wonder why the cough lasts for eons.

I am a smoker, so I know that doesn’t help at all, but it’s still way worse than it should be, only prednisone has really helped kick the cough quicker… for me.

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sillBag 1 point ago +1 / -0

It’s down because “sell the news”

Trust me, by end of this year we will see BTC reach near $100k per coin, or above it.

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