Quote from: Jon._ on August 30, 2021, 11:33:09 PM

Hello, my friend borrowed from me 4 digits money (more than half 5 digits) since 6 month already , and we're supposed to split the profits and he's saying he's waiting for the bitcoin to be at high value to sell what he bought.

If you haven't figured it out yet, sooner or later you'll realize that it's not really your friend, but just someone who has used your kindness or naivety to get money easily. You are probably not the only one from whom he borrowed money, if you have any mutual friends, discreetly ask them if they also lent him money.

Strictly speaking, if he borrowed money from you 6 months ago (so let's say in March), then the price of BTC was identical to today's at the beginning of the month, but at the end of the month, it approached almost $60 000. It is possible that your friend has not made any profit, or that as an inexperienced crypto trader he has lost most of what he borrowed from you.

Quote from: Jon._ on August 30, 2021, 11:33:09 PM

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)

You can't be sure what he's doing, but if you want your money back you just have to ask him - and if he doesn't want to return your money, you can always tell him you'll report it to the police - it's not $100 that you can just forget.