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Re: ⚽🔥 Premier League team season points and discussion by Bitcoin-Betting 🔥⚽
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Bastketsrus
on 13/08/2025, 00:40:28 UTC
My fault for any confusion. Here's a better table.

📊 English Premier League – Season Points Over/Under – Bitcoin-Betting

⚽ Arsenal Over 78.5 points @1.952 (-105)
⚽ Arsenal Under 78.5 points @1.870 (-115)
🦁 Aston Villa Over 57.5 points @1.862 (-116)
🦁 Aston Villa Under 57.5 points @1.952 (-105)
🍒 Bournemouth Over 48.5 points @1.970 (-103)
🍒 Bournemouth Under 48.5 points @1.855 (-117)
🐝 Brentford Over 41.5 points @1.847 (-118)
🐝 Brentford Under 41.5 points @1.980 (-102)
🟦 Brighton and Hove Albion Over 53.5 points @1.909 (-110)
🟦 Brighton and Hove Albion Under 53.5 points @1.909 (-110)
🟤 Burnley Over 28.5 points @1.952 (-105)
🟤 Burnley Under 28.5 points @1.870 (-115)
🔵 Chelsea Over 69.5 points @1.833 (-120)
🔵 Chelsea Under 69.5 points @2.000 (+100)
🦅 Crystal Palace Over 47.5 points @1.800 (-125)
🦅 Crystal Palace Under 47.5 points @2.030 (+103)
💙 Everton Over 47.5 points @1.917 (-109)
💙 Everton Under 47.5 points @1.901 (-111)
⚪ Fulham Over 47.5 points @2.000 (+100)
⚪ Fulham Under 47.5 points @1.833 (-120)
💛 Leeds United Over 37.5 points @1.917 (-109)
💛 Leeds United Under 37.5 points @1.901 (-111)
🔴 Liverpool Over 80.5 points @1.909 (-110)
🔴 Liverpool Under 80.5 points @1.909 (-110)
🔴 Manchester United Over 59.5 points @1.666 (-150)
🔴 Manchester United Under 59.5 points @2.239 (+124)
⚫ Newcastle United Over 60.5 points @1.900 (-111)
⚫ Newcastle United Under 60.5 points @1.917 (-109)
🌳 Nottingham Forest Over 47.5 points @1.869 (-115)
🌳 Nottingham Forest Under 47.5 points @1.952 (-105)
🔴 Sunderland Over 28.5 points @1.869 (-115)
🔴 Sunderland Under 28.5 points @1.952 (-105)
🤍 Tottenham Hotspur Over 57.5 points @1.952 (-105)
🤍 Tottenham Hotspur Under 57.5 points @1.870 (-115)
🛠️ West Ham United Over 45.5 points @1.800 (-125)
🛠️ West Ham United Under 45.5 points @2.040 (+104)
🐺 Wolves Over 41.5 points @1.884 (-113)
🐺 Wolves Under 41.5 points @1.935 (-107)

⚽🔥 EPL BETTING – CLICK HERE 🔥⚽

I’m liking Liverpool to hit the over 80.5 points this season. With the talent they’ve got up front, Klopp’s motivation in what could be his final push, and a bit more consistency against mid-table sides, I can see them breaking past that line.
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Re: Usyk vs. Dubois II - Analysis and Discussion from Bitcoin-Betting
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Bastketsrus
on 19/07/2025, 07:14:47 UTC
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🥊 Usyk vs. Dubois II: Undisputed Heavyweight Rematch Preview
Date: Saturday, July 19, 2025 
Venue: Wembley Stadium, London 
Titles on the Line: WBA, WBO, WBC, IBF – Undisputed Heavyweight Championship 
Watch on: DAZN PPV 
Main Event Ringwalks: Approx. 9:45 PM BST / 4:45 PM ET

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🥇 Fighter Profiles

Oleksandr Usyk 🇺🇦 
• Record: 23–0 (14 KOs) 
• Age: 38 
• Height: 6′3″ 
• Reach: 78″ 
• Stance: Southpaw 
• Titles: WBA, WBO, WBC Heavyweight Champion 
• Notable Wins: Anthony Joshua (x2), Tyson Fury (x2), Daniel Dubois 
• Style: High-volume technician, elite footwork, feints, and angles

Daniel Dubois 🇬🇧 
• Record: 22–2 (21 KOs) 
• Age: 27 
• Height: 6′5″ 
• Reach: 78″ 
• Stance: Orthodox 
• Title: IBF Heavyweight Champion 
• Notable Wins: Anthony Joshua, Filip Hrgović, Jarrell Miller 
• Style: Explosive KO puncher, powerful jab, aggressive pressure

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📜 First Fight Recap (2023)

Usyk stopped Dubois in Round 9 of their first bout in Poland. Controversy surrounded a Round 5 body shot by Dubois that was ruled a low blow. Usyk recovered, then dominated the remainder of the fight, scoring two knockdowns and winning by TKO. 
Usyk outlanded Dubois in every round: 88 punches to 47. Judges had Usyk ahead on all scorecards before the stoppage.

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📈 What’s Changed Since Then

• Usyk beat Tyson Fury twice in 2024, becoming the first four-belt undisputed heavyweight champ 
• Dubois knocked out Filip Hrgović and Anthony Joshua to claim and defend the IBF title 
• Dubois enters as the younger, stronger, more experienced version of his 2023 self 
• Wembley crowd expected to be overwhelmingly in favor of Dubois 
• Usyk now 38, but undefeated and arguably still in prime form

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📊 Tale of the Tape

FighterOleksandr UsykDaniel Dubois
Record23–0 (14 KO)22–2 (21 KO)
Age3827
Height6′3″6′5″
Reach78″78″
StanceSouthpawOrthodox
TitlesWBA/WBO/WBCIBF

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🔮 Expert Predictions

Most analysts favor Usyk by decision or late-round TKO 
• Dubois seen as a legitimate threat due to body-punch power and confidence from recent wins 
• Key for Usyk: lateral movement, feints, lead-hand control 
• Key for Dubois: early pressure, body shots, big overhand rights

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💸 Betting Odds (Bitcoin-Betting)

FighterDecimal Odds
Oleksandr Usyk1.27
Daniel Dubois4.07

🔗 Bet Now at Bitcoin-Betting

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📺 How to Watch

Broadcast: DAZN PPV (Worldwide) 
UK Price: £24.99 | US Price: $59.99 
Main Card Start: 5:40 PM BST / 12:40 PM ET 
Main Event Ringwalks: ~9:45 PM BST / 4:45 PM ET 
Venue: Wembley Stadium – expected crowd: 90,000+

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Who will walk out as the undisputed heavyweight king? Experience vs youth. Skill vs power. Legacy vs hunger. Everything is on the line July 19.

✅ Place your bets at Bitcoin-Betting

Usyk’s still on another level when it comes to skill and ring IQ. Dubois has power and youth, but Usyk’s movement, angles, and timing should control most of the fight. I think Usyk stops him again—Usyk wins by TKO in round 10.
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Re: Can Bitcoin hold the leadership position for ever because the world changes?
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Bastketsrus
on 16/07/2025, 10:48:07 UTC
The title question has run through my mind a million times, in the end, the repeated answer is Yes!

Here are why:

1. As pioneer: Bitcoin is a new innovation than any other, the very first blockchain structure wired to function nicely in payment and finance. Such an authentic innovation doesn't die, but stays forever as long as the world remains.
2. Hacking: Bitcoin cannot be hacked.
3. Fairness: The blockchain mechanism ensures fairness among parties, no discouragement.
4. Decentralization: You can own your Bitcoin and have the true possession.
5. Value: Bitcoin is an asset. It has so much value to the point that you can buy it and forget for years to meet huge success goal. This hedges against inflation and increase financial freedom.
6. Intention: Unlike many projects, the intention of the creator was pure, selfless, neutral and genuine. Such system often attracts adopters naturally and give everyone the freedom they deserve.


Totally agree with your points! Bitcoin’s foundation—being decentralized, secure, and purpose-driven—gives it a kind of resilience you don’t often see in other assets or tech. It’s not just code, it’s a movement. The longer you stay in the space, the more you realize how powerful and lasting its impact really is.
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Re: BTC has a new ATH and I'm FOMO. What about you?
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Bastketsrus
on 15/07/2025, 12:07:15 UTC
Not sure about FOMO because you should probably have already bought long ago in this cycle. Now is when we should be dollar cost averaging out. We are currently having a bit of a correction after a big move up. Don’t panic, this is normal. There will be more highs this year.

Well said, DeathAngel. No need to panic — corrections are part of the game. If you’ve been in early, great; if not, stay calm and stick to your plan. More highs will come.
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Re: keep Your Money in Bitcoin Not in Fiat. You Loss More In Fiat with Levies.
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Bastketsrus
on 15/07/2025, 11:50:31 UTC
With the New Tariffs Hikes around the Globe add it with the Government Economy Policies, Central Banks instructed Commercial Banks to increase their charges and that has caused deducting of different levies from customers' accounts. In that you loss money in the banking system more than spending them. That is you loss money when keeping it in the bank from different levies. Cybersecurity levy, Stamp Duties levy, ATM Surcharge Levy, Maintenance Fee Levy, Intra Scheme Transfer Levy, if you send money out from you account, you pay levy, and if you received money from another account, you will be deducted as well. So you pay levy both in sending and receiving. The commercial banking system in this contemporary world is unbearable but we thank God Bitcoin was invented.
In Bitcoin if you keep your money even 20 years, there is no Levies to pay therefore Bitcoin is the best place to keep your funds for your future used. If someone is sending you $200 in locale in the Banking system, the $200 will not complete but the commercial bank would deduct it part and if you keep that money in the bank, sorry is the Word because the levies will be upon the money.

Keep your money in Bitcoin.

You're absolutely right, DiMarxist. Traditional banks are eating away at people’s money with endless fees. Bitcoin gives you full control without all those hidden charges — no levies, no middlemen. Just freedom to hold your value.
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Re: How can I write a private key in internet (bip38)?
by
Bastketsrus
on 14/07/2025, 11:30:37 UTC
I'm not technically inclined, however I think you're first to discuss this AFAIK. But I feel like if this is not just for testing sake it will definitely not be a good idea because whatever has to do with the internet and saving private keys it's very much the opposite of each other, which means the risk of it getting compromised is very high.

I do want to believe you're just proposing this idea for testing knowledge, so I will ask if you try this out eventually wouldn't someone with high tech knowledge be able to brute force the private key? even with the way you proposed it under op_return.

I get your concern, Churchill. Mixing private keys with anything online is risky. Even for testing, it could open doors for someone tech-savvy to exploit it.
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Re: What's makes you a good Bitcoiner?
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Bastketsrus
on 12/07/2025, 16:48:56 UTC
Hello guys
Many people think that they have gotten it all just because they hold some amount of Bitcoin, they think it's a get rich quick scheme. Being a good Bitcoiner is beyond just holding Bitcoin. You need to value savings over spending, be patient with investments. And you need to live by the principle of earning value by contributing to the ecosystem. You can connect with other Bitcoiners and support Meetups and make real relationships but by the same time think for your self, your not swayed by influencers but by truth and data.

Well said, Camila. Bitcoin isn’t just about holding — it’s about mindset, patience, and staying true to the values behind it.
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Re: Bitcoin in Politics.
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Bastketsrus
on 10/07/2025, 15:42:46 UTC
lol!
Don’t trust him either but for his Dogecoon to boom a little then Bitcoin must boom as well and for the Reserve speculation, altcoins are part just that Bitcoin is the big picture so him supporting Bitcoin could means he’s indirectly supporting Dogecoin or he clearly has a plan for himself and only himself Grin because that has always been his plans after all.

Haha true, hard to trust his motives. Feels like he’s just riding the Bitcoin wave to boost Dogecoin and serve his own interests. Classic move—always something in it for him!
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Re: Is Bitcoin really decentralized and free if you need to show your 1D to get it
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Bastketsrus
on 09/07/2025, 15:51:35 UTC
Hey guys, forgive me for asking a beginner question but this is something that has been on my mind for some time. People always talk about freedom and decentralization when it comes to Bitcoin or crypto in general. I hear that a lot and I get that it's a big part of the appeal. But from my noob perspective I’m a bit confused. How is it really free and decentralized if most exchanges or brokers ask for your real lnfo like some kind of official lD or documents just to get some Bitcoin? Doesn’t that mean all your transactions can be tracked and traced back to you? I’m not trying to criticize Bitcoin I’m just genuinely trying to understand. Maybe I’m missing something. Are there other ways to buy it that allow more privacy? And what about wallets, how would someone go about things if they really wanted to stay private? If someone with real experience in this area could explain how privacy and decentralization actually work in practice that would help a lot. Thanks in advance and again sorry if this is a really basic question.

Good question! Bitcoin itself is decentralized, but using KYC exchanges does affect privacy. For more freedom, try peer-to-peer platforms or privacy wallets like Samourai. It’s all about how you choose to use it.
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Re: 14 years activating 80,000 BTC?
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Bastketsrus
on 09/07/2025, 15:33:11 UTC
Those who are genuine holders have basically been holding for a long time, for a decade or more than a century, they have not thought about selling Bitcoin since the past. That is why they have been able to sustain their Bitcoin investment until the present. If 14 years is a huge time for normal holders, then those who are genuine holders are basically ready to keep Bitcoin for a longer period, I think such genuine holders exist in WO thread.
However, I think it is necessary for them to keep Bitcoin for a longer period, because the money they have can give luxury to life for a short time. But holding this huge wealth for the future will be much better and the future will be sure. This is the best way to be financially successful.

Totally agree—real holders aren’t chasing quick gains. They’ve stayed strong for years because they believe in the long game. Holding Bitcoin isn't just about wealth now, it's about securing a better future.
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Re: Club World Cup predictions and discussion by Bitcoin-Betting
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Bastketsrus
on 09/07/2025, 14:12:18 UTC

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⚽ Club World Cup Semifinal Preview
Paris Saint-Germain 🇫🇷 vs Real Madrid 🇪🇸 
📅 Date: Wednesday, July 9, 2025 
🏟️ Venue: MetLife Stadium, New Jersey 
🕗 Kickoff: 8:00 PM EDT / 2:00 AM CEST


🛣️ Road to the Semifinals

Paris Saint-Germain 
- Seattle (2–0) ✅ 
- Atlético Madrid (4–0) ✅ 
- Botafogo (0–1) ❌ 
- Inter Miami (4–0) ✅ 
- Bayern Munich (2–0) ✅ 
➡️ 4 clean sheets in 5 matches, 12 goals scored, only 1 conceded

Real Madrid 
- Al Hilal (1–1) ➖ 
- Pachuca (3–1) ✅ 
- Salzburg (3–0) ✅ 
- Borussia Dortmund (3–2) ✅ 
➡️ Undefeated, 10 goals in 4 matches


📈 Recent Form (Last 5 Matches)

PSG: Bayern ✅, Inter Miami ✅, Botafogo ❌, Atlético ✅, Seattle ✅ 
Real Madrid: Dortmund ✅, Salzburg ✅, Pachuca ✅, Al Hilal ➖, Real Sociedad ✅


🚑 Team News & Absences

PSG 
❌ Lucas Hernández (suspended) 
❌ Willian Pacho (suspended) 
❌ Presnel Kimpembe (knee injury) 
❓ Achraf Hakimi, Fabián Ruiz (trained separately — 50/50 to start) 
✅ Ousmane Dembélé expected to start 

Real Madrid 
❌ Dean Huijsen (suspended) 
❌ David Alaba, Ferland Mendy (injured) 
❌ Endrick (hamstring) 
❓ Eduardo Camavinga (adductor strain – doubtful)


🧠 Tactical Setup & Predicted Formations

Paris Saint-Germain – Luis Enrique 
Formation: 4-3-3 
Style: Possession play, overlapping fullbacks, vertical transitions 
Likely XI: Donnarumma – Hakimi*, Marquinhos, Beraldo, Nuno Mendes – Neves, Vitinha, Ruiz* – Dembélé, Doué, Kvaratskhelia

(*if fit)

- High pressing and fluid rotations 
- Fullbacks key to wide overloads 
- Midfield trio balances creativity and coverage 
- Potential vulnerability in central defense

Real Madrid – Xabi Alonso 
Formation: 4-3-1-2 
Style: Compact press, midfield control, rapid wide counters 
Likely XI: Lunin – Alexander-Arnold, Rüdiger, Asencio, Fran García – Valverde, Tchouaméni, Güler – Bellingham – Vinícius Jr, Mbappé

- Fast transitions via Vini and Mbappé 
- Bellingham as false 9 or advanced playmaker 
- Compact shape may shift into 4-3-3 dynamically 
- Defensive reshuffle due to Huijsen absence


🤝 Head-to-Head

- Last 5 matches: 2 wins PSG, 2 wins Real Madrid, 1 draw 
- Most recent: Real Madrid 3–1 PSG (Champions League, 2022) 
- Historically tight rivalry with no dominant side


🧮 Odds to Qualify

🏆 To QualifyBitcoin-BettingStakeSportsbet
PSG1.7571.741.69
Real Madrid2.1592.022.06

🔗 All Odds on Bitcoin-Betting 

PSG are slight favorites to advance, but both sides enter with world-class firepower and tactical pedigree.


Posted by ⚡ Bitcoin-Betting Club World Cup Tracker ⚡

Real Madrid takes this one for me.

They’ve been consistent and dangerous in attack, and with players like Vinícius and Bellingham in form, they have the firepower to break through PSG’s defense — especially with key absences like Lucas Hernández and Kimpembe for PSG. PSG’s form is solid, but Real’s experience in big matches might be the edge here.

So my pick: Real Madrid to win.
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Re: Trump shares shocking strategy to take pressure off dollar
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Bastketsrus
on 08/07/2025, 15:08:47 UTC
The perspective of the previous government and the current government are completely different. Where other US governments opposed Bitcoin, considering it a competitor to the dollar, the way Trump is now supporting Bitcoin certainly seems to be a big fan of bitcoin and treat differently. The policy that Trump has taken on Bitcoin is not unreasonable. If they allow the use of Bitcoin, then the pressure on the dollar worldwide can definitely reduce, and on the other hand, America will also be able to take a very strong position in accepting Bitcoin. Moreover, Trump wants the Bitcoin community close to him to benefit from his politics. He wants that his country will not lag behind in any way in terms of technology. Just as America is leading the world in other aspects, they want to move forward in leading Bitcoin as well.

Interesting shift, for sure. Trump’s stance feels more strategic—less fear, more focus on staying ahead in tech. It’s a big change from the past approach.
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Re: Trump shares shocking strategy to take pressure off dollar
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Bastketsrus
on 08/07/2025, 14:40:36 UTC
It is interesting how perspectives on Bitcoin are changing. Traditionally many thought Bitcoin would compete with and potentially weaken US dollar worrying that if people used Bitcoin more dollar global standing would suffer. However recent comments from Trump suggest different idea that more Bitcoin use could actually ease pressure on dollar. Maybe this happen if Bitcoin acts as another option for investing taking some of demand off dollar or if accepting crypto helps US lead in new technology boosting its economy. This new way of thinking shows how our understanding of cryptocurrencies in world economy is still evolving.

Funny how the view on Bitcoin is shifting—once seen as a threat, now possibly a strength. Shows how quickly things can change.
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Re: Bitcoin as legal tender: A failed experiment?
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Bastketsrus
on 07/07/2025, 16:54:58 UTC
Back in 2021, El Salvador took the first step into making Bitcoin legal tender. It defied the establishment by proving BTC can be used as an alternative to Fiat. Set ourselves forward 4 years later, and now El Salvador is regretting its decision. It made a deal with the IMF, in exchange of limiting its involvement with the world's beloved cryptocurrency. I guess all good things come to an end.

I wonder what could've been the culprit of Bitcoin's limited adoption within the country? Was it bad planning/execution? What if El Salvador rejected the IMF's demands? Would've it survived with Bitcoin as its sole currency? I mean, the government continues to buy BTC. At some point, it would've paid off its debt. That would've help turn it into a developed country in the long run.

What about other countries adopting BTC as legal tender? Is there still a possibility? Or is it "game over"?

Your input would be greatly appreciated. Thanks. Smiley

El Salvador took a brave step, but real adoption needs more than headlines—people need to actually use it. The IMF deal might slow things down, but it’s not the end. Other countries might still take the leap, just more carefully.
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Re: The regret of early Investors or the regret you get for procrastinating
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Bastketsrus
on 07/07/2025, 16:34:56 UTC
Reading old texts about early holders who bought Bitcoin is incredibly interesting! I remember reading a thread on this forum about a trader. He was actively trading Bitcoin and telling other forum members about his trading. Buying or selling 500 Bitcoins was a common thing for him. However, one day the price of the first cryptocurrency reached 100 US dollars. On that day, this trader, a smart and interesting person, literally went crazy. He announced that the bubble had burst, that Bitcoin had crashed and the price would soon fall to zero. I will never trade Bitcoin again - he wrote. Sell your cryptocurrency urgently! For me, this was a very instructive story. You need to believe in the prospects of Bitcoin, and it is never too late to buy it.

Crazy how $100 felt like the peak back then. Just shows how important long-term belief is in Bitcoin.
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Re: Bitcoin: $0.01 in 2010 → $108K Today | 1B% Growth!
by
Bastketsrus
on 05/07/2025, 17:14:47 UTC
When I am writing the post, Bitcoin is trading at $108K. If we go back 15 years, Bitcoin had been trading at $0.01 on July 4. If you compare the price difference, then it's more than 1B%. That means from the 4th of July till today, the Bitcoin price has risen more than 100%. Who had dreamed the price would go this high in 2010? This was really unimaginable—a 1,078,000,000% increase in 15 years back. This is a reminder of what the price of Bitcoin would be after the next 15 years. Especially a reminder for those who still don't believe in Bitcoin power.

Whoever intends to hold longer, it would inspire them how the Bitcoin price has been growing from the beginning till today. Sometimes I regret why I hadn't bought a lot of Bitcoin during that time, even though I had a lot of money to buy. Maybe some people will regret in the future why they didn't buy Bitcoin today. I found Bitcoin when it was trading below $3K.

What was the price your first purchased Bitcoin?

Let's share your experience. For me, I can't exactly remember, but it was between $2700 and $2800.

That 1B% rise really shows how far Bitcoin has come. I remember thinking $5K was already high back then. Now I just focus on holding and staying patient. In 15 years, today’s price might feel like a bargain.
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Re: 14 years activating 80,000 BTC?
by
Bastketsrus
on 05/07/2025, 16:52:24 UTC
Those who are genuine holders have basically been holding for a long time, for a decade or more than a century, they have not thought about selling Bitcoin since the past. That is why they have been able to sustain their Bitcoin investment until the present. If 14 years is a huge time for normal holders, then those who are genuine holders are basically ready to keep Bitcoin for a longer period, I think such genuine holders exist in WO thread.
However, I think it is necessary for them to keep Bitcoin for a longer period, because the money they have can give luxury to life for a short time. But holding this huge wealth for the future will be much better and the future will be sure. This is the best way to be financially successful.

Absolutely, Popkon6. The real OG holders are built different—holding through all the chaos without flinching. It’s not about quick wins for them, it’s about future freedom. I’ve got mad respect for that kind of mindset.
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Re: Wimbledon 2025 preview, expert picks, discussion from Bitcoin-Betting
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Bastketsrus
on 04/07/2025, 10:21:40 UTC
🎾 Wimbledon 2025 Men's Singles Preview: Favorites, Form, and Forecast 🎾

The 2025 Wimbledon Championships (July 1–14) at the All England Club promise a thrilling men’s singles competition, with four standout contenders — Carlos Alcaraz 🇪🇸, Jannik Sinner 🇮🇹, Novak Djokovic 🇷🇸, and Jack Draper 🇬🇧 — leading the charge.



🏅 Player Profiles and Analysis

Carlos Alcaraz 🇪🇸 – The Two-Time Defending Champion  
World Rank: No. 2 | Age: 22  
Recent Form: 27–1 since March (titles at Roland Garros & Queen’s)  
Wimbledon Titles: 2023, 2024 🏆🏆  
Strengths: Explosive athleticism, superb drop shots, elite forehand  
Challenges: Pressure of a 3-peat, early nerves  
🧠 Outlook: Clear favorite. His grass-court growth makes him hard to stop. Expect a deep run to the final.



Jannik Sinner 🇮🇹 – The World No. 1 Seeking a Grass Breakthrough  
World Rank: No. 1 | Age: 23  
Recent Form: 7–3 post-suspension, AO champ, RG finalist  
Wimbledon Best: Semifinal 2023  
Strengths: Flat groundstrokes, strong serve, net play  
Challenges: Rust from layoff, limited grass prep  
🧠 Outlook: A semifinal is likely, but grass form must sharpen to challenge Alcaraz or Djokovic.



Novak Djokovic 🇷🇸 – The Seven-Time Champion  
World Rank: No. 6 | Age: 38  
Recent Form: 9–1, Geneva title, RG semifinal  
Wimbledon Titles: 7 (last in 2022)  
Strengths: Return game, experience, mental edge  
Challenges: Age, no grass tune-up  
🧠 Outlook: Always a threat. Could make the final yet again. Dangerous if he peaks late.



Jack Draper 🇬🇧 – The British Dark Horse  
World Rank: No. 6 (proj) | Age: 23  
Recent Form: IW champion, Madrid finalist, Queen’s SF  
Wimbledon Best: R2  
Strengths: Big serve, heavy forehand, home crowd  
Challenges: Inexperience, stamina post-illness  
🧠 Outlook: Quarterfinal run possible. Title unlikely, but he’s Britain’s best hope.



📈 Tournament Predictions

🎾 Early Rounds (R1–R3):  
Alcaraz, Sinner, Djokovic, and Draper all expected to advance to R4, with Draper facing early tests.

🎾 Middle Rounds (R4–QF):  
Potential QFs: Alcaraz vs. Zverev, Sinner vs. Fritz, Djokovic vs. Rune, Draper vs. Ruud/Rublev

🎾 Semifinals:  
Alcaraz 🇪🇸 def. Sinner 🇮🇹 (in 5)  
Djokovic 🇷🇸 def. Draper 🇬🇧 (in 4)

🎾 Final:  
Carlos Alcaraz 🇪🇸 vs. Novak Djokovic 🇷🇸  
Prediction: Alcaraz wins 7-6, 6-4, 4-6, 3-6, 6-3 to claim his third straight Wimbledon title 🏆🏆🏆



🌪️ Dark Horses and Potential Upsets

🟢 Holger Rune: Grass QF in 2023, dangerous on the rise  
🟢 Taylor Fritz: Serve and confidence fit the surface  
🟢 Hubert Hurkacz: 2021 SF and a huge weapon in serve  
🟢 Alex de Minaur: Counter-punching could frustrate slower starters



💸 Odds to Win – Wimbledon 2025 (Men’s Singles)  
(Click for live odds → Bitcoin-Betting Wimbledon Futures)

PlayerBitcoin-BettingStake
Jannik Sinner 🇮🇹2.502.50
Carlos Alcaraz 🇪🇸2.632.45
Novak Djokovic 🇷🇸6.195.50
Jack Draper 🇬🇧11.409.00



🎾 Final Verdict  
Wimbledon 2025 is shaping into a generational showdown:  
🔥 Alcaraz is in unstoppable form  
🧊 Djokovic is still ice-cold under pressure  
Sinner can explode if he finds his rhythm  
🏠 Draper is the homegrown wildcard

🔮 Pick to win: Carlos Alcaraz 🇪🇸

Great breakdown! Alcaraz really looks locked in for a three-peat, but I wouldn’t sleep on Djokovic—his experience at Wimbledon is unmatched. Sinner’s got the firepower too if he adjusts to grass quickly. Gonna be a fun ride!
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Re: One mistake means one lesson for bitcoiner
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Bastketsrus
on 03/07/2025, 17:13:29 UTC
Yeah this asset is unforgiving and that is why buying it comes later, learning how to handle these things like securing a wallet, knowing that transactions are irreversible and that one has to be extra careful when dealing with money in this form.

I can say that someone who does all this properly will become a new type of human who is capable to doing something on their own and not depend on others.

About trading on the market, that is a different ballgame. First one needs to secure their wallet and not store coins on exchanges.

Totally agree. Before buying, learning how to handle BTC safely is key. It really does make you more independent. And yeah, trading can wait—first, secure the bag!
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Re: Coffee Shop Franchise Invests in Bitcoin
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Bastketsrus
on 03/07/2025, 16:46:02 UTC
This is the latest institution to buy BTC and propose to make BTC its major reserve asset. Vanadi Coffee has a plan to gradually accumulate ~ €1 billion in BTC, that is a lot and with the unanimous agreement from their shareholders, it is easy to understand that there is a growing change in how people view and understand BTC right now, compared to a few years ago.

This is surely good news, and it wouldn't be long before i read another post of another company doing the same thing.

Vanadi Coffee going for €1B in BTC is huge. More companies are clearly waking up to Bitcoin's potential—won’t be surprised if others follow soon.