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I don't know..Saylor seems to be buying the "top" all the time.
Nobody seems to "create" any discounts for his outlandishly large buys.

What bitcoin is he buying though?  I mean... from where?

I'm sure Saylor has his sources.
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jjg these brief reports need to be flesh out better.
so much detail missing
you should be able to do 10,000 more characters at least.
If we are engaging in potential back and forth of ideas, I already decided how much I was going to say.  If you were actually to want more details, then you would need to point out which part. 
However... Sigh...

Based on a recent presentation (or talk) by Eric, I heard someone say that Eric was smart and he knows about bitcoin - apparently, not.
I was wondering if he was the one that spoke at the Middle Eastern Bitcoin conference there. He spoke quite well with fairly good understanding, but so many people have fallen into that same hole.

Yep.. I am pretty sure that was the one that I had heard about, and many folks were quite impressed with Eric Trump's presentation.

Actually, you sparked me to look up the actual presentation, and yeah.. I watched his presentation at 1.5x-ish.  It is about 27 minutes.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SZ6rqYl5Xn4

He is a pretty decent speaker, but he did weave in several shitcoin talking points, but in his speech, he did also focus quite a bit on making sure to weave bitcoin in there too, while also seemed to appear like he knew what he was talking about from a point of somewhat conviction (to the extent that politicians -  people associated with politicians might be able to actually have conviction).

[...]
have seen better mornings
but imo

Bitcoin reminding us,
it isn't get rich fast asset.
Stay dedicated.

I feel like I am getting rich pretty quick... even if we might take $1k as my average entry price.[...]
I never believed in get-rich-quick schemes, until I experienced my first Bitcoin cycle. Now, on my third one, I'm a believer!

Hahahahahaha

Yeah.. the concreteness of the compounding value starts to sink in.

Pinch me. Could this be true?   All that I ("we") had to do was mostly error on the side of holding, and even if any of us who had mostly accumulated before 2017, had sold 5% every time the BTC price doubled in the past 9-ish years,  We still would have had ended up rich as fuck (and fairly quickly in the whole scheme of things).. Not trying to brag on behave of those who might have had mostly been able to accumulate most of their stash prior to 2017.....

Sure in the first few years, (perhaps the first whole cycle), there was a need to accumulate bitcoin (and I am not going to say those first stages of BTC accumulation were easy), and yeah also there are guys that likely have to accumulate over a couple of cycles rather than being able to front load their investment into one cycle, and so the guys who had not been able to front load their bitcoin investment might ONLY be beginning to see the advancement of their status as long as they kept accumulating BTC along the way... and yeah the guy who had ONLY  been able to accumulate around $50 per week over the past 9 years, would have had invested around $23,500 and still be feeling pretty good right now with slightly more than 7 BTC.  Such guy might not be "killing it" with 7 BTC, but surely getting to such 7 bitcoin status with persistent bitcoin investing and only $50 per week should have had seemed like about as good of a outcome that any normal guy of relatively modest means (yet persistence in his ongoing investment into bitcoin) could have had expected.

[...]I feel like I am getting rich pretty quick... even if we might take $1k as my average entry price.[...]
And you were mocked, maybe even I did (for fun, obviously), for years about that. Well I guess who is laughing now. Especially when I can now carefully conclude this as some sort of an admission you got yourself a whole coin.

hahahahaha  Fair points...

I remember in my earlier years of posting on this thread (I only posted in this thread my first 3-4 years on the forum), I would fairly regularly say that my average cost per BTC was $600  and then coming down to $500 and perhaps even getting slightly below $500, and so in 2015-ish members would post that "we will know that we are getting into good status once JJG gets in profits."  But, the punchline seems to be that guys used to razz me so much, and I recall at more than one point in late 2016 or perhaps getting into early 2017, more than one poster said how much that they hated how "arrogant" that I got once my BTC were in  profits, and proclaiming that I was so much "nicer" and easier to deal with when my holdings were in a loss.

Surely at some point in 2017 or 2018, I started to consider my BTC to be having average costs closer to $1k per coin since not only were "mistakes made" but it also started to make more sense to use that $1k average cost number.

Regarding the whole coiner status, since your forum registration is pretty similar to mine, for sure you likely recall that in 2014, 2015 and 2016 there were quite a few  guys taking 21 BTC for granted as "easy peasy" and many normies were shooting for 3 digit BTC or more, even though even during that time, it was becoming more and more difficult to get to 3 digit  BTC, but a good number of guys were still making those kinds of aims.

It seems to me that 2018-2020 many normies were more willing to shoot for 10 to 21 BTC - perhaps even mindrust as an example, and then the shooting for getting 1 whole BTC became more of a focus in 2021 and after that, and many times I still had been getting the sense that getting to 1 BTC had become out of touch for a large number of normies - especially non-western ones.. even though at the same time, we can see that guys who were at least as serious as $200 per week in the past 4 years, such guys would have invested slightly more than $40k, and would have had been able to get to whole coiner(+) status... so yes, it was still doable to  get to whole coiner status in the last 4 years with a bit of ambition and perhaps a decent enough budget to be able to buy $200 per week of bitcoin.

Part of the reason that I have been thinking about 0.1 BTC to 0.21 BTC as more reasonable beginner aspirations, yet at the same time beginners still could work towards higher goals upon reaching lower goals, and for sure even with myself I would like to admit to getting to greater than 0.63 BTC in my own personal stash, which is greater than 3x the higher end of those beginner BTC accumulation thresholds, and surely I am not willing to proclaim whole coiner status or even greater than whole coiner status, even though I am not proclaiming to have had made major mistakes like I had proclaimed to have had made in early 2017-ish...

One of the great things about bitcoin continues to be its divisibility, so a guy can do quite a bit with greater than 0.63 BTC.. ..whether or not that might be a "don't go any lower" threshold, since also might know that sometimes if we might start to sell BTC as the price goes up, then our BTC stash will start to get lower, and even I had proclaimed to have had accomplished most of my BTC accumulations in my first whole BTC cycle... devil is in the details in regards to how a newbie coming to bitcoin today might want to try to focus his accumulation in the first cycle.. whether coming right now, or surely some guys may have had been accumulating for 1-2 years, which surely many of us would consider them to be fortunate to have had started their accumulation perhaps even starting in 2022 would have had not been a bad time to start - even though so many folks were getting scared about getting into bitcoin and getting started accumulating bitcoin during those somewhat stressful times.


[...]
I feel like I am getting rich pretty quick... even if we might take $1k as my average entry price.[...]
And you were mocked, maybe even I did (for fun, obviously), for years about that. Well I guess who is laughing now. Especially when I can now carefully conclude this as some sort of an admission you got yourself a whole coin.
Last I updated my database, JJG admitted to having or not having 0.67
I think his finances improved recently, so he was able to DCA or not DCA 0.33 more.
Hodl JJG! Don't be discouraged by all the bear talk, or we'll have to batslap you.

I won't be able to confirm those levels of specifics.. oofta!!!  That's a lot. 

I will confirm that my spirits are mostly up. 
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February 05, 2025, 05:17:00 AM

The race among countries to create a $BTC reserve is on.

El Salvador is leading, followed by the USA, Brazil, and Switzerland.
What's boring with crypto market is that even with David Sacks saying they're evaluating Bitcoin Reserve, the market still tank, it would have been different if Gary Gensler said it I guess before. I think the market just relying on what is Trump gonna say like it would have been come from his fucking mouth first rather than his crypto czar. Anyways, I think it will happen but this SBR thing with USA will be slower than much anticipated.
Why would someone rely on what T. says or does?
I guess people wanted US to buy their bag for BSR-is this what it is about?
I am hearing "institutions are coming" AT LEAST since 2017.
So far the "INSTITUTIONS" have been mostly MSaylor, a bit of Tesla and a bunch of minnows-like companies.

I agree that there should not be any kind of overreliance on anything that Trump says, even though he does sometimes want to create impressions that he is sympathetic to aspects related to bitcoin (crypto)..

Regarding institutions and governments, I think that more and more of them are coming to bitcoin, whether you see the writing on the wall or not, and that ends up being BIG players buying and retail (normies) getting deceived into thinking that they are too late, the BTC price is too high, what is the difference between bitcoin and crypto and dumb shit like that.

Institutions and governments are surely not all here, but there are a lot more of those kinds of folks coming and coming and coming, and just a year or two we would have not imagined how much some of them are paying to bitcoin in recent times.. which has to be continuing to put UPpity pressures on price, whether we want them pumping our bags or not, the UPpity pressures must be there, inspite of your seemingly negative Nancy sentiments.

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I don't know..Saylor seems to be buying the "top" all the time.
Nobody seems to "create" any discounts for his outlandishly large buys.

Saylor does not care about the price.  It seems that he mostly just wants the BTC price to go up.

Saylor is also not manipulating the price.

He is not buying in one format (OTC) and then turning around and selling on exchanges as the manipulators are doing as what Jimbo and OOM seem to have had been talking about.

Don't get me wrong.  I am not opposed to the idea of manipulation theories being correct, yet I do believe that there is ONLY so much manipulation that they are able to do before the BTC price does what it is going to do anyhow, which is go up, as many of us likely realize (whether we want it to go up or not, that is where it is heading.. there is ONLY so much BTC that they can play with, even if some of the manipulators (especially the experienced ones) are playing fractionalized reserve games with some of the BTC).
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Market makers use paper hands and leveraging apes to suck money out of the spot market, then they buy at cheaper prices via OTC or from miners.
Practically buying cheaper corn using the money of the weak.

Indeed. Don't think of online exchanges as price discovery. They are the realm of people who don't know anyone.

Sorry, I have no clue what two of you are talking about.
I simply send "stuff' to exchanges when i want to sell OR send $$ when i want to buy.
Some exchanges HAVE an OTC desk, btw.
Plus...some exchanges are pretty liquid, so your bid or ask have a tendency to fill pretty quickly.

You're missing the point.

The point is that big players don't use online exchanges to accumulate large quantities of Bitcoin. They play the exchanges to manipulate the prices and then use those prices to accumulate elsewhere.

Yes, I know some exchanges have an OTC "desk". One exchange I use has an OTC transaction minimum of $20k. All trades are done voice-to-voice over the phone on a first name basis. The only thing online is a confirmation/receipt email.  I'm not a big player, just a relatively small fish.

I don't know..Saylor seems to be buying the "top" all the time.
Nobody seems to "create" any discounts for his outlandishly large buys.

The thing that Saylor understands, that few others do, is that "there is no top."
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both liquors have erased my memory its one reason i dont drink now

aaaand i got a ~93k laddered buy in. next downitty buy is ~88k

Even people who do not drink can have there memory erased due to different reasons. Choice is yours  Smiley

bitcoin wont go below 90k. 90k will be bottom for every dip.

I'm pretty sure we're going to revisit below 90k next year or in 2026.

I have hard time finding a post from Jan-Feb 2023 when Bitcoin crossed 20k and someone here said that we won't see Bitcoin below 20k again and that prediction is true, at least till now.

I don't think we will see Bitcoin below 90k again. Book mark this, so you can easily find it in 2026  Wink 
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I don't know..Saylor seems to be buying the "top" all the time.
Nobody seems to "create" any discounts for his outlandishly large buys.

What bitcoin is he buying though?  I mean... from where?

I was under the impression that he always announces his buys at a later time than he actually bought. And before the dips, there is a small run up, most of the times.
As far as i heard from rumoring on the interwebz, he is buying over OTC desks.

OT:
Trump 2.0 seems to really start unfolding now.
As European, i remember some point in history when a man seduced the (german) people going into world war using only his talent for hatespeech. (short version)
I hope it won't get this bad in these upcoming, even more interesting times.



I just wanted to take a moment to address some of the discussions we've been having about Bitcoin and its seemingly unpredictable price movements. It’s fascinating, isn’t it? Here we are, in a space that is always evolving, and we have all these different perspectives on what it means to invest in  Bitcoin.
It's true, time is indeed a finite resource. The opportunities to take advantage of the current market imbalance seem to be slipping away quicker than ever. And with every tick of the clock, those who are ready to seize the moment will always have an edge. But let’s not forget, while the clocks keep ticking, Bitcoin itself has proven its resilience and commitment to ongoing growth. Okay about Michael Saylor  sure, he may be perceived by some, as buying at the "top," but I think it raises a impressive question, doesn't it? What does the long-term value of Bitcoin look like to him? He must have a strategy in mind that extends beyond just price action.
So, I want to ask you all: In the grand scheme of things, how do you perceive the future of Bitcoin? Is it the volatility that excites you, or the promise of a decentralized future? How are you preparing to navigate this ever evolving landscape? Looking forward to hearing your thoughts! Remember, together we’ve created a community that thrives on diverse insights.

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I don't know..Saylor seems to be buying the "top" all the time.
Nobody seems to "create" any discounts for his outlandishly large buys.

What bitcoin is he buying though?  I mean... from where?

All I can tell you with absolute certainty is that he isn’t buying my Bitcoin.
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I don't know..Saylor seems to be buying the "top" all the time.
Nobody seems to "create" any discounts for his outlandishly large buys.

What bitcoin is he buying though?  I mean... from where?

All I can tell you with absolute certainty is that he isn’t buying my Bitcoin.

And not mine only at prices I find reasonable
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💥BREAKING: BlackRock bought $276.16 MILLION worth of #Ethereum yesterday.

THIS IS MASSIVE!😱



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💥BREAKING: BlackRock bought $276.16 MILLION worth of #Ethereum yesterday.

THIS IS MASSIVE!😱

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https://x.com/rovercrc/status/1887022342771183637?t=Fs_ZE6o0FrTvFJJbTxgXtw&s=19

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Trump 2.0 seems to really start unfolding now.
As European, i remember some point in history when a man seduced the (german) people going into world war using only his talent for hatespeech. (short version)
I hope it won't get this bad in these upcoming, even more interesting times.

I hate when I see Justin Trudeau Sinclair emulating Neville Chamberlain. You don't try to appease madmen.
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BULLISH 🚀

Blackrock didn't just  bought $ETH worth $276.16 million,he also bought  $249 million worth of $BTC combine, all in one day. This guy is super bullish about the market.

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