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Okay, I'm going to try to post something terse, not wordy, pointed rather than preachy. Hopefully I don't need to delete it later.

This particular wobbly-ness of the Bitcoin price feels a little more serious than other recent wobbles we've seen.  To me.

But the whole world is looking at Bitcoin now. This is their time.

I honestly do not see Bitcoin as an investment but as a storage vault, but I also am not a fool. Well, not entirely a fool. So I see its volatility as potentially gut wrenching. My gut has been wrenched several times.

But at this particular moment, I do not see how it's possible without a major systemic jolt for Bitcoin to drop all that much further.

I don't think we're done with this particular bull run yet, but I guess we'll see.
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@xhomerx10 - Here was my Ham shack and antenna tower with beams from a few years ago.  
https://i.ibb.co/Nn7mWFg5/scan10002aa-sans-pixs-640.jpg
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Dude, i just wanted to tell you that the images you posted are being used on various sites/blogs, possibly without your knowledge/permission, even violating some OpSec rules that might get you doxxed.
Just use Google's search-similar-images function to find the websites.
https://amrron.com/nets-regional-national/taprn-regional-net/
https://www.doityourself.com/forum/roofing-gutters-all-waterproofing-anywhere/643634-how-do-i-walk-my-roof-without-falling-off.html
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Defend your rights and property!

EDIT: Additionally these photos could endanger people who used them on their website, Pinterest or Facebook page, because it might let mean people believe that these are you and plan and carry out 5$ wrench attacks... Just saying

Hahahahahaha

Maybe you are too nice?

And too subtle?

Why not just call him a plagiarizer who is just making shit up?

I wonder if anyone has reported him, yet?


Yeah, you know, i'm trying to be nice and subtle, as always  Grin
The fact that he didn't react (on the same WO page of your post) to neither mine nor your reaction makes him look even more suspicious, doesn't it?
We'll see...

EDIT: I didn't have the time to go after the smell of plagiarism too intensively yet, but the very first few minutes i spent on checking out brought up strong results.
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The dude says it’s OK
The bull may resume
She ignores the Dude though…
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The dude says it’s OK
The bull may resume
She ignores the Dude though…

but on the other hand she ignores my plea for 111,111.11


and for now she thread the needle and goes sideways.
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Okay, I'm going to try to post something terse, not wordy, pointed rather than preachy. Hopefully I don't need to delete it later.

This particular wobbly-ness of the Bitcoin price feels a little more serious than other recent wobbles we've seen.  To me.

But the whole world is looking at Bitcoin now. This is their time.

I honestly do not see Bitcoin as an investment but as a storage vault, but I also am not a fool. Well, not entirely a fool. So I see its volatility as potentially gut wrenching. My gut has been wrenched several times.

But at this particular moment, I do not see how it's possible without a major systemic jolt for Bitcoin to drop all that much further.

I don't think we're done with this particular bull run yet, but I guess we'll see.

As always time will tell …. But as always every 2-4-6-8-10% drop is enough for a lot of people to insinuate that the bull has ended etc…
I really don’t give a F for the writings I read…

Smart people have put themselves in comfortable positions…. And are cruising on the whatever….

I also dislike the “ah! good to buy a dip folks” IMO those wanna see us moon harder as any other…. DIPS and cheap corn should have been bought weeks ago, months ago, cycles ago (for people whom have been involved with BTC and have a slight understanding of BTC) just my x-cents

If we go low …. Really low…. I buy a serious DIP if not I remain like how it is with BTC and FIAT holdings…. IF we go serious higher …. I sell some more…. To put my self in a more golden spot to rebuy lower (again…. If it drops etc)
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Nothing is guaranteed by past performances but this would suggest a strong Q4. I just hope we stop ******* dumping now first though.



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Nothing is guaranteed by past performances but this would suggest a strong Q4. I just hope we stop ******* dumping now first though.





 If we follow this pattern, starting at $0.112M, we end the year at $0.207M Smiley   
I'm good with that; I'll allow it.
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Okay, I'm going to try to post something terse, not wordy, pointed rather than preachy. Hopefully I don't need to delete it later.

This particular wobbly-ness of the Bitcoin price feels a little more serious than other recent wobbles we've seen.  To me.

But the whole world is looking at Bitcoin now. This is their time.

I honestly do not see Bitcoin as an investment but as a storage vault, but I also am not a fool. Well, not entirely a fool. So I see its volatility as potentially gut wrenching. My gut has been wrenched several times.

But at this particular moment, I do not see how it's possible without a major systemic jolt for Bitcoin to drop all that much further.

I don't think we're done with this particular bull run yet, but I guess we'll see.

As always time will tell …. But as always every 2-4-6-8-10% drop is enough for a lot of people to insinuate that the bull has ended etc…
I really don’t give a F for the writings I read…

Smart people have put themselves in comfortable positions…. And are cruising on the whatever….

I also dislike the “ah! good to buy a dip folks” IMO those wanna see us moon harder as any other…. DIPS and cheap corn should have been bought weeks ago, months ago, cycles ago (for people whom have been involved with BTC and have a slight understanding of BTC) just my x-cents

If we go low …. Really low…. I buy a serious DIP if not I remain like how it is with BTC and FIAT holdings…. IF we go serious higher …. I sell some more…. To put my self in a more golden spot to rebuy lower (again…. If it drops etc)

I can buy a little now and could buy 'seriously' Jan 1 or later.
That said, i am completely aligned with the sentiment above: dip buying opportunities were MUCH more scrumptious earlier in the year or in 2024, not to mention 2022-2023.
Twitter sounds insane all the time...so I stopped looking at it...it is always "OMG...the roof is on fire".
Imho, people are doing this to scare the newbs into selling.
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The dude says it’s OK
The bull may resume
Getting worried now
The top better not be in
Need much higher bro

-Concerned Haiku-

Disclaimer: I am usually a really good bottom indicator. When I start being a bitch, it can mark a bottom.

You are correct that it seems that from time to time your whining gets louder, and whining at all seems to be a sign of being overinvested.  Unless, it is a personality problem.  I don't have enough information, even though it is likely that our ways of dealing with matters carries over into other areas of our lives... like some people experience road rage, and others don't.

This is a puzzle beyond my grade level, even though you might be suggesting to sell in a way that is greater than what LFC is planning... but maybe I don't know how to interpret puzzles.
To be honest, I have no idea why I wrote that word salad. I must have been delirious. But I appreciate you reading it.

I am sure (in theory) that it made sense at the time that you wrote it.

Sometimes I go back and read through some of my posts, and I spend a considerable amount of time trying to figure out what I was meaning to say... Like sometimes a sentence started out with one idea but then transitioned into another idea that is not so closely related, so then the sentence does not make sense since there are two unrelated ideas but not really made in full.

Maybe the punchline is that we need to consider whether we are going to do something or not, and perhaps that the better thing is to not do anything if we do not retain some level of confidence about what the thing that we are going to do is going to be.

I tend to set my whole arrangement up so that I am not really thinking about what to do.. if the price goes up I sell and if the price goes down I buy, and sure sometimes I change the amounts or the increments (or the spread), but most of the time great changes in how the BTC price is moving does not materially affect the plan very much even though a large amount of movement in one direction or another might trigger me to make some tweaks.. and consolidation might also trigger me to make some tweaks.

When I was in my earlier bitcoin years.. Especially in my first three years, it was mostly about bitcoin accumulation, yet my enthusiasm for bitcoin accumulation became less and less since after the first year I was starting to fell like I had enough and by the second year I was thinking that I had more than enough, so then I transitioned into more of a maintenance stage.. ..so if any of us change what we do, we likely have to consider where we are at.

You were referring to potential existential threats to bitcoin, so from my view those kinds of speculative existential threats may well affect position size rather than whether or not to be in bitcoin, so if a guy is accumulating bitcoin, he might choose to accumulate less aggressively if he is worried about existential threats... even though some of the existential threats still allow for number go up, and ongoing efforts to plug bitcoin into KYC systems.. which might not be 100% successful anyhow, even if there are efforts and ongoing, persistent and even quasi-convincing scare tactics.

when 111,111.11 i want some cheaper dip
now

If some numbers are triggered, then it could open up the door to even lower numbers and maybe even a longer time to recover, but I am am not going to say, since we are not even very far time-wise or price-wise from the latest ATH of $124,517 from ONLY slight less than 8 days ago.

But yeah if $100k were to be tested, or even $107k, then we would need to break through higher numbers first... still our correction is ONLY around 10%, so it is not any kind of real BIG number either, not that it needs to be BIGGER.

By the way, my next buy orders in the lower $112ks still have not been filled..** They were a few hundred from being filled, but then now they were less than $100 from being filled. and one of them within $12 $8 of being filled.. and surely I don't even want them to be filled, yet when they get so close to being filled, it transitions into a frustrating teaser since when it is that close, it is better for me if they fill rather than not fill... I have had a few times, where the price reverses on my order, so my order ends up getting partially filled.. sometimes 90% or so, and then other times less than 40% filled.  It is what it is, even though surely any of us who hold decent stacks of BTC would likely prefer up rather than not up... yet even if time passes, and I have some expenses that go beyond what I have in my bank accounts, I am not going to be opposed to taking them out of bitcoin.. whether it is closing lower buy orders or perhaps selling a bit of extra at current prices, whatever they may be.

** 2/3 of my lower $112k buy orders were filled, so far... which is a punishment to me for not posting my post in a more prompt timeline, since who needs edits.

when 111,111.11 i want some cheaper dip

now
Be careful what you wish for… I’m seeing a lot of doom and gloom out there. Social media influencers have started saying the top is behind us. I’m not sure if I believe that, but it is certainly possible. A lot of people, myself included, depend on the cycle to be exact and that we should see a top next month, but front runners (like Mike Noragretz) have already sold. We’ve reached the part of the cycle we’re hoping interest rates and degens save us by buying the top and sending us to bubble territory. Will we see one last jump before the end of this cycle? I hope so but hope doesn’t put green on the chart.

You are talking about Degen traders, yet you are suggesting that you are not a degen trader since you have some idea of "exactly" where the "top" should be.  Go figure?

Okay, I'm going to try to post something terse, not wordy, pointed rather than preachy. Hopefully I don't need to delete it later.

Let it flow.

And delete if you want.  I have already quoted you in full.. so history has already been made without having to go back to the way back machine to figure it out.

This particular wobbly-ness of the Bitcoin price feels a little more serious than other recent wobbles we've seen.  To me.

This time is different?

Of course.

Every time is a bit different.  The whole system is growing, and the participants have way larger money and even more financial tools to use to try to fuck around with it and find out.

They may or may not be successful in the ways that they are fucking around.

But the whole world is looking at Bitcoin now. This is their time.

Sure. There are some BIG players who are way more curious about bitcoin with the passage of time, so it is causing new entrants, but it is also causing fear... and it is also not necessarily inspiring all of retail to come running to set up their various buying accounts so that they can get started buying, whether directly or indirectly through ETFs and stocks.

I honestly do not see Bitcoin as an investment but as a storage vault,

Same thing from the perspective of this here cat.

Bitcoin is an investment since it is a store of value, plus it is a whole hell of a lot of other things too, including but not limited to a means of payment or transacting or moving money and/or information around, and no one can stop you from moving it or even storing it... There are also likely quite a few other fancy things that can be done when we have triple validated accounting and various kinds of timely micropayments, and yeah of course, not everything needs to be done directly on bitcoin for it to be validated (periodically) back to the blockchain.

but I also am not a fool. Well, not entirely a fool. So I see its volatility as potentially gut wrenching. My gut has been wrenched several times.

Price incentivizes participation and intervention and innovation, so the volatility does not incentivize everyone, and the price can still vary quite a bit, yet the incentives will continue to be there.. whether it is paying off directly to miners or other folks who are participating by directly or indirectly holding bitcoin or perhaps participating and/or building on other layers... even a large number of shitcoins are dependent on the success and security of bitcoin for them to play around with their quasi-valid kinds of activities...  yet bitcoin is the foundation, even the foundation for the scams to exist and to continue to scam.

But at this particular moment, I do not see how it's possible without a major systemic jolt for Bitcoin to drop all that much further.

I don't think we're done with this particular bull run yet, but I guess we'll see.

I somewhat agree that if a lot of the large players have the coins that they claim to have, then surely, it can be hard to imagine how the BTC price can be going down with so many large entrance claiming to be coming in and buying coins.  But, 10% (so far) is not really much of a crash, even if the price did not go up very much in the last bump from $112k-ish to $124.5k-ish.

I don't really care too much if it crashes more or not.   What is the difference between 17x profits, 20x profits, 25x profits?  Not a whole lot.  Sure, it is better to be skimming off (if needed?) at the higher numbers, but they are all good (I am using $5k as a cost basis for this example and likely future examples to help to make it more relatable.. and sure some guys have bigger multiples and others have lower multiples).  

Perhaps I assuming investor rather than trader mentality?.. but you just said that you don't believe bitcoin is an investment?  What have you been doing holding onto it all of these years?  Sure maybe you sell some from time to time, and maybe you find various ways to buy things directly with it.. but still.. .. many of us are holding through the ups and then downs, and maybe skimming some off here and there... do we really expect that if we might be selling some 1 year, 2 years, 4 years, 6 years or some other amount of time from now that we will be selling below current prices?  Maybe we will, if something comes up suddenly, yet odds are that we will not.. We will either have cash that we had generated from other higher price points, or maybe we will still be at a higher price point at whatever of those future times that we might be wanting or needing to shave off some of the cornz...  

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Yeah, you know, i'm trying to be nice and subtle, as always  Grin
The fact that he didn't react (on the same WO page of your post) to neither mine nor your reaction makes him look even more suspicious, doesn't it?
We'll see...
EDIT: I didn't have the time to go after the smell of plagiarism too intensively yet, but the very first few minutes i spent on checking out brought up strong results.

They may well be pictures of facilities / apparatus in different locations, showing that he may well have a broad operation.

The dude says it’s OK
The bull may resume
She ignores the Dude though…

Just a delayed reaction... the cornz likes to believe that she thought of it on her own.

Nothing is guaranteed by past performances but this would suggest a strong Q4. I just hope we stop ******* dumping now first though.

If we follow this pattern, starting at $0.112M, we end the year at $0.207M Smiley  
I'm good with that; I'll allow it.

Average based on months seems like a way of outlining a hope based on history, and sure it may end up being ballparkedly correct, which what more do we need?

At the same time, we need to be prepared for a variety of scenarios, even outrageous ones, while at the same time considering whatever might be our base case.

It seems to me that every single run has periods of frustration and even thoughts that the run would not continue, and this run pretty much started around October 2023 with a few pauses along the way but still there is no reason that our base case might not have somewhat of a stronger blow of top than then current one that we are in the midst of.

Either way, let's see...and hopefully guys already generally know what they are going to do in a wide variety of scenarios.. .and not to be overly disappointed if their most favorite (their base case scenario) does not end up being the one that plays out.

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I can buy a little now and could buy 'seriously' Jan 1 or later.
That said, i am completely aligned with the sentiment above: dip buying opportunities were MUCH more scrumptious earlier in the year or in 2024, not to mention 2022-2023.
Twitter sounds insane all the time...so I stopped looking at it...it is always "OMG...the roof is on fire".
Imho, people are doing this to scare the newbs into selling.

Good point.  Largely there is a need to make market moves seem more dramatic than they are.  ATH 8 days ago, and so far only a 10% drop. Hardly even very interesting.. .not yet anyhow.. What else is new?  Even historically I recall guys starting to get excited about 8% price corrections and get increasingly and increasingly more excited as the correction would get BIGGER... and what is the BIG deal if the pump ends up getting delayed another several weeks or even a month or more in order to attempt to shake out more weak hands?  

I doubt that bitcoin is broken merely because there could end up being successful attempts to break some of the historical price/time patterns in unexpected ways. It is not like King Daddy is exactly on a schedule, right?
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The bull may resume
I fully agree with the dude in this matter! The bull isn't finished yet, it's just another phase which will fade after August. I personally believe that Bitcoin hasn't reached its peak of this cycle yet and there's huge possibility that we might see the peak in last quarter of the year, most probably in October-November.

The market is volatile sometimes it gets more volatile towards upward side and sometimes it gets those dips, the ones who believe in Bitcoin don't really care much about those dips instead of fear they accumulate more Bitcoin during the dips and continue hodling their coins. From current condition of the market I guess it's highly possible to see Bitcoin at $140k or $150k within two months.

Even if the current dips gets intense and Bitcoin somehow dips below $107k we should still not consider that a sign of bull run's end. When Bitcoin dipped a few months ago most weak hands considered that as end of the bull run and sold their Bitcoin for cheap rates, however that phase faded and Bitcoin crossed $120k price mark, I believe this phase will fade in similar way and Bitcoin will reach or cross $140k, $150k, or even more than that at peak of the bull run.
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Even if the current dips gets intense and Bitcoin somehow dips below $107k we should still not consider that a sign of bull run's end. 

I am not sure what my number would be exactly to start to consider the bullrun might be over.  Perhaps if the price dropped below the 100 week moving average and stayed there for a day or two or even longer, I might start to get worried. Right now the 100 week moving up and it is about $74k.. so yeah.. maybe dropping into the $80ks (even the upper $80ks) might start to get me worried about the bull run potentially being over. It is hard to imagine such a scenario, but surely it could happen.

For me, even a test of $100k or a drop below $100k would not be enough unless the BTC price started to be persistently staying at those levels or lower.  Maybe i am too biased towards our being in a bull market, until we aren't.
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For me, even a test of $100k or a drop below $100k would not be enough unless the BTC price started to be persistently staying at those levels or lower.  Maybe i am too biased towards our being in a bull market, until we aren't.
I don't think that the price of Bitcoin is going to drop to those $80k's range again, the 100 week moving average will stay up and the bull run will continue. Well, surely if the Bitcoin's price drops even below $95k that will make many people worried but someone like you're who's not a weak hand may not get worried by such drop.

To be honest, majority of the people will sell their Bitcoin if the price dips below $100k but surely the dip towards $100k won't be enough to break the belief of the ones who know Bitcoin. Those who sell in fear will regret when Bitcoin peaks at $150k or $175k or even at $200k with some possibility. I'm fully sure the bull run isn't over yet and I'm pretty sure the history will repeat itself and in this cycle we might once again see the peak of Bitcoin in October-December of the year.
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Okay, I'm going to try to post something terse, not wordy, pointed rather than preachy. Hopefully I don't need to delete it later.

This particular wobbly-ness of the Bitcoin price feels a little more serious than other recent wobbles we've seen.  To me.

But the whole world is looking at Bitcoin now. This is their time.

I honestly do not see Bitcoin as an investment but as a storage vault, but I also am not a fool. Well, not entirely a fool. So I see its volatility as potentially gut wrenching. My gut has been wrenched several times.

But at this particular moment, I do not see how it's possible without a major systemic jolt for Bitcoin to drop all that much further.

I don't think we're done with this particular bull run yet, but I guess we'll see.

As always time will tell …. But as always every 2-4-6-8-10% drop is enough for a lot of people to insinuate that the bull has ended etc…
I really don’t give a F for the writings I read…

Smart people have put themselves in comfortable positions…. And are cruising on the whatever….

I also dislike the “ah! good to buy a dip folks” IMO those wanna see us moon harder as any other…. DIPS and cheap corn should have been bought weeks ago, months ago, cycles ago (for people whom have been involved with BTC and have a slight understanding of BTC) just my x-cents

If we go low …. Really low…. I buy a serious DIP if not I remain like how it is with BTC and FIAT holdings…. IF we go serious higher …. I sell some more…. To put my self in a more golden spot to rebuy lower (again…. If it drops etc)

I can buy a little now and could buy 'seriously' Jan 1 or later.
That said, i am completely aligned with the sentiment above: dip buying opportunities were MUCH more scrumptious earlier in the year or in 2024, not to mention 2022-2023.
Twitter sounds insane all the time...so I stopped looking at it...it is always "OMG...the roof is on fire".
Imho, people are doing this to scare the newbs into selling.

A lot of them are just doing it for seeking comfort responses…. “No top is not in BC of…. Messages… that’s what there looking for.” Or just trying to be meaningful while being clueless etc….
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For me, even a test of $100k or a drop below $100k would not be enough unless the BTC price started to be persistently staying at those levels or lower.  Maybe i am too biased towards our being in a bull market, until we aren't.
I don't think that the price of Bitcoin is going to drop to those $80k's range again, the 100 week moving average will stay up and the bull run will continue. Well, surely if the Bitcoin's price drops even below $95k that will make many people worried but someone like you're who's not a weak hand may not get worried by such drop.

Even if it were to drop to $95k, by the time it gets there, then what am I or anyone else going to do?  Probably just wait it out for a couple of years or however long that it takes to play out.  Many of us have already been there and done that.   So, either we had sold some on the way up, and if we did not sell enough then we might be feeling resentment.. yet if guys are still in their BTC accumulation stage, then they would not be (or should not be) selling anyhow... so they ride out the ups and the downs, and they are just continuing to buy if the price goes to those levels.

Surely, I cannot say what all guys do, because it can be quite stressful for some guys who had thought that the BTC price was going to certain price targets that they had, and so maybe they get upset because it did not make it to such price targets, and so they likely have to wait another couple of years for the price to go back up..

At the same time, there are some guys who are at such great overaccumulation status that it does not really matter so much, so then if some of the guys might have average costs per BTC that are $1k or lower, so that if the BTC price goes up or above $150k, thne they get 150x profits, but if the price is only $120k then they get 120x, and so it might not matter so much if they shave off a few BTC (or satoshis) at 110x or 95x or 80x in profits... and yeah, maybe they sell way less BTC during these kinds of  correction periods and they might have already been selling small amounts of their BTC at various points on the way up... so sure they would have had preferred to not have to sell as  many coins to get 150x from their sale rather than a meager 80x, but it still is not any kind of thing that makes them poor in any kind of meaningful (or life-shattering) kind of way, even if their preferences are not met as much as they would have had been with higher prices that were within what they had considered to have had been  reasonable expectations. 

Accordingly, I personally consider that $180k has decently high odds of playing out this cycle, but I am not going to be overly depressed if the top happens to be in at $124.5k. .In some sense, it is what it is, even though I had already had pretty strong beliefs that $180k or higher had decently good chances of being in the cards for this calendar year or maybe on the outside a couple of quarters into 2026... but who knows, right?  I already have my sell orders tentatively set between $124.5k (well now $116k) and $500k..and yeah, if they don't happen this cycle, then they don't happen... I had my sell orders set up to $150k last cycle, and they did not fill either... so I did not really feel any need to set my sell orders higher than $150k until the BTC price came within about 50%, so then I set my sell orders from $150k to $500k in around mid-December.. but at the same time, I think I revised them around 3 times too.. in order to each time make them a wee bit more comfortable for my reflections on my own comfort levels.

To be honest, majority of the people will sell their Bitcoin if the price dips below $100k but surely the dip towards $100k won't be enough to break the belief of the ones who know Bitcoin.

Whether you have reached overaccumulation status or not, it seems a bad practice to sell on the way down rather than buying on the way down.  Do you think that it is good to sell on the way down?

You have been registered here since August 2016, so sure it is possible that you have accumulated enough or more than enough bitcoin,.. but if you are going to sell any then you either would be selling on the way up or alternatively just shaving off small amounts when you need it or otherwise you could just employ a regular withdrawal strategy that would be time based, but it still should not be selling on the way down.

Just seems like fuzzy thinking to be selling after a 25% correction, since that may well result in opposite results that people should want to have.

I am pretty sure that I had some variation of this conversation with you earlier and you had been asserting that you had not gotten started accumulating bitcoin aggressively right away in your bitcoin journey, so you had a lagging start of your bitcoin accumulation, yet even if you started nearly a whole cycle later, then investing $100 per week between early 2020 and now, you would have had invested around $30k and you would have had accumulated right around 1.2 BTC.  Which would not be a bad place to be... even though you might still want to continue to accumulate BTC rather than taking chances with selling and trying to buy back cheaper... when that is gambling and on average not necessarily going to get you more BTC.
 
Those who sell in fear will regret when Bitcoin peaks at $150k or $175k or even at $200k with some possibility. I'm fully sure the bull run isn't over yet and I'm pretty sure the history will repeat itself and in this cycle we might once again see the peak of Bitcoin in October-December of the year.

Even if you are recognizing others to be selling on the way down, that seems problematic to be suggesting that it is some kind of a normal behavior.  Normies should be able to learn their way out of such behavior of selling on the way down.

Are you planning on selling on the way up between $150k and $200k and maybe higher?  Will you still have BTC if the price goes to $300k?  I anticipate that I will have more than 95% of the same stash that I have now if BTC prices go to $300k..and maybe that is not a good idea... but I already have a system that is comfortable for me, even though maybe these days I am considering sayin that my own profits might be in the ballpark of 22x right now and around 60x if we go to $300k (using $5k as my own personal average cost per BTC number). .. so whether it is 0.63BTC or some other size of stash, it still can be a nice place to be, even if there might be some expectations regarding how to manage our holdings through scenarios that could be either positive or negative from here, and sure maybe your base case is similar to mine, but your way of dealing with the scenario might be different from mine partly due to our stacking journey has been different and likely our finances and other personal factors are different, too.

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A lot of them are just doing it for seeking comfort responses…. “No top is not in BC of…. Messages… that’s what there looking for.” Or just trying to be meaningful while being clueless etc….

Perhaps fake accounts, then.

Let's see if anyone is interested in snagging this image and posting it on some other website!  Roll Eyes


Perhaps show something like that within the context of your various Ham operations (and set ups), then it might become a wee bit more convincing... perhaps?
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What's up fam, it's been a while.

I've treated myself (that's the WO-sign we used a few years back, right?).



Nice!

I am really happy for you! You deserve this 100%

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Storing your life's value in Bitcoin is either the smartest or the stupidest thing you could possibly do.
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Surely, the idea sounds provocative, but there is likely a need to emphasize the "sometimes" part of the guidance, since as a base practice, on a sufficiently large number of cases, doing the "stupidest thing that you can think of" will tend to not end well, and likely at some point soon in the future result in death and/or other forms of permanent (and/or irreversible) injury.

well so far i have a 50% success rate.

so i get your point.
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