Re: Friend borrowed 4 digits money from me, saying wait until BTC rises
If you are willing to borrow or give money to someone else than you should be prepared to never see that money again in future, it can happen for many reasons like death, theft or by losing a friend.
Something similar happened to me with one ex crypto friend and you can read more about it in My Trust Story topic, and it happened before with fiat money and other people, so I guess I learned my lesson.
Now I consider giving money to someone a charity, and if they give it back to me it's like a gift.
Tracking his address you would be able to see if he used some exchange for trading with BTC or he is holding it in his own wallet.
Something similar happened to me with one ex crypto friend and you can read more about it in My Trust Story topic, and it happened before with fiat money and other people, so I guess I learned my lesson.
Now I consider giving money to someone a charity, and if they give it back to me it's like a gift.
My question would be: does he obviously hiding a lot of earnings from me in day trading, that he would do from Mars to December? Or is he legit to say he is just waiting all this time the good time to sell BTC when it will be a good time(with a new laptop just for crypto that he bought, not a expensive one, but anyway)
Asking random people in forum to tell you what we think is not going to help you because we are all a bunch of weirdos here, but you can ask him for his Bitcoin public address, or even better ask him to send you that Bitcoin instead of fiat money.Tracking his address you would be able to see if he used some exchange for trading with BTC or he is holding it in his own wallet.