Who's Holding BTC?

I bought some bitcoin last week, but I still think it's a giant ponzi bubble, it has no use, its not a store of value and is basically paper fiat on steroids - fools Gold of the highest order, and some poor bastard will be left holding the bag when it crashes.

 

I can accept that possibly if I owned a whole bitcoin no one could "steel" from my "crypto-wallet" it in the future, but if I have "nothing" what difference does it make if it gets stolen or not... because bitcoin only has value based on the fact someone else believes they are going to get rich by buying it, there is essentially nothing there. Just because something goes up (and obviously can come crashing down) it does not mean it is a store of value unlike precious metals. That said, I might buy some more bitcoin this week purely to hoard as a longer term play, I'm not adverse to jumping on the bandwagon

 

Pretty pleased with a few grand increase on my portfolio and ive only been in it for a few weeks. I am holding and not trading at the moment though so its pure long term investment.

 

Selling the physical holding or trading ( shorting ) ?

54k will be a big rejection or resistance, as it will be the 1 trillion dollar marketcap.

Shorting would be crazy so im assuming your selling the holding.

 

Time for retirment then

 

Pleased for you bud. I think we'll see BTC double before the end of the year with all the instituions taking up, but we'll see it dump big before that happens as there will be manipluation to get the big boys in at lower prices I reckon. ( although many of them will have been aquiring for a while just not announcing )

I'm putting a decent portfolio together for DOT, ADA and ETH, but still larger holding of BTC. Hoping ADA and DOT will do what i think they will over the next 5 years.

Wish id got into this earlier, buying BTC and it not even getting close to 1 BTC is demoralising but still profiable.

 

What did you buy in at Steve? Did you get many? I am late to the game and it feels shameful.

 

Some profit that

 

Can I have my Acorn Supporter fee back please

 

I think transaction fees currently make BTC non-viable as an actual currency, but it still has value as an investment. I'm not holding a lot, but I'm currently buying £50-100/month as a disposable income/see what happens play.

Basically each month I increase my holding to the next £100 level - so if I start March at £300 and my holding are worth £340 by the beginning of April, I buy another £60 to take it to £400. Doing it that way helps me keep an eye on growth, because I can see the amount I need to invest grow or shrink according to the coin growth. That means I can do some basic level of growth tracking through my normal accounting processes.

 

Bitcoin and Ethereum. Since you posted about this the price is obviously different. Long is better than short, "hodling" is better than trading

 

Whats the consensus, is the Bitcoin (and crypto) bull market over? is the all time high already in until the next halving? or will we get a $100k-300k blow off top in 2021 as most BTC bulls have prophesied using previous cycles as the map

 

I think most people are still pretty bullish arent they? ( I stilll think its going up ) Suspect we're close to a turning point around 30k