Quote from: shahzadafzal on Today at 05:05:39 AM

Guys some of you forgot to cancel your sales order from 2021?

Looks like the coins you mined in 2010 were accidently sold yesterday.

This seems to be lacking context. I don't understand it. Mined in 2010.. yes I get that, but it looks like they were moved.

And then sold? Sure they were transferred, but accidentally? And where is the 2021 info pertaining to these coins? Oh? that's your speculation about something that is missing from the evidence.

To me, it just looks like three days ago some 2010 coins were moved... and why would anyone sell that many coins at once, if they had not been moved since 2010?

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Quote from: shahzadafzal on Today at 05:05:39 AM

Guys some of you forgot to cancel your sales order from 2021?

Looks like the coins you mined in 2010 were accidently sold yesterday.

Sus, seized or stolen I'd bet.

that could be... or moving to a more secure wallet. but it would seem that they should be split up if that were the case. I cannot tell from the information provided.

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Quote from: JayJuanGee on March 05, 2024, 07:23:16 PM

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My registration date is truly around that range but to be Frank I literally wasn't in to anything until last year when I literally started spending time on the forum, unlearning and learning since almost every knowledge I had about cryptocurrency were fallacy especially in relating to bitcoin, investment and privacy.

I did not accumulate enough bitcoin like I would have desire especially since I had some life expenses to deal with and wasn't thinking of taking loans don't really like that but I'm working on to an aggressive investment plan by adding additional skill that will fetch me good funds in taking care of expenses and having a constant DCA strategy aside using signature campaign for such

Well you have to stay within your own scope of abilities because it would not be good to overdo whatever you are doing and then not be able to continue to build your BTC stash... so you may well have a good 10 years of accumulation ahead of you, especially if you are just getting started investing.

When I mentioned front-loading in my post, I am not necessarily referring to loans, even though loans could be a form of front-loading that may or may not be reasonable depending on context - including your ability to service the loans apart from the price direction of the underlying investment (namely bitcoin in this case). You can also front-load your investment into bitcoin by being overly aggressive in your DCA or even if you were to have lump sum funds that are available to you, whether transferring from another investments, some kind of payment for goods and/or services that you received or some other reason that you might come across some extra funds.. presumptively not from robbing banks or similar kinds of ways to come across extra funds.

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Quote from: JayJuanGee on March 05, 2024, 07:23:16 PM

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Whatever someone thinks about Blackrock and others now trying to dominate BTC markets and derivative products and what not, it is still something positive in the sense that all the retail investors can ride the wave that these gangsters are creating. And they are certainly not in it to jump ship one or two years later. They understand that the market for digital value is scalable like nothing has ever been scalable before.

You might be correct that there are not as many of the ETF clients that are going to jump ship in one or two years, but they are still individuals, governments and institutions, they are not one monolith and the coins are not Blackrock's. Blackrock is merely an intermediary that has to follow the exposure of their clients in regards to having to buy and sell the bitcoin to cover the sold BTC spot price ETF shares.