- There have been 3 halvings, and in all of them the BTC price was insignificant compared to what it is today. Am I the only one who thinks that it is premature to speak of a pattern when something only happened 3 times before, and in completely different price ranges? Buying 1 BTC was realistic for many people before the first 3 halvings. Now that is no longer the case.
It was easier to buy 1
BTC in past years, past 3 halvings, but it was harder to hold those bitcoins years ago. Because bitcoin was not too valuable years ago and people were less seriously about holding their bitcoins.
Now, you have more difficulty to accumulate 1
BTC but you will have more reasons to hold your bitcoins.
On chain stats shows that more holders have been accumulating bitcoin in last few years.
Greater than 0.1
BTC https://www.lookintobitcoin.com/charts/addresses-greater-than-0-1-btc/Greater than 1
BTC https://www.lookintobitcoin.com/charts/addresses-greater-than-1-btc/- What is a good price range for an air gapped wallet, for someone who only manages 0.3 BTC?
You even can have an air gapped wallet, free. You can use Bitcoin Core, Electrum wallet softwares and create it offline on an air gapped device. Then you will have an air gapped wallet.
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