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Re: Bitcoin reserved funds are not meant for fun spending
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Kwarkam
on 24/08/2024, 22:26:34 UTC
Reserve funds serve for all purpose and act as a safety net for unanticipated circumstances, when you are building your Bitcoin investment is proper you have a reserve funds. However to correct something reserve funds don't have a especially place or circumstance to use it for any unanticipated circumstances that comes up you can you your reserve funds to handle it, it could be for fun for example you are to attend a birthday party and you need money so you can use it to buy drinks and other things you can dip hands into your reserve funds for that, reverse funds is different from emergency funds emergency funds are only for emergencies purposes so let no the difference and it's always advised to have a strong emergency, reserves and float funds in other to make your Bitcoin accumulation journey a successful one because without all this funds in place you will be tempted to dip hands into your Bitcoin investment.
If reserve fund is fully kept i dont think any investor would be wiling to tap into their investment when needs for those funds arises. This is one thing that is important in all type of investment aside bitcoin investment. Emergency funds and reserve funds are similar in some kind  of way although there are things that differentiate both.
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Re: [Bounty]Axioma Holding |6 Weeks |35k Dollars worth of tokens|Listed Token
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Kwarkam
on 29/06/2024, 15:41:42 UTC
#Proof of Authentication
Forum username: Dorkylickjj
Forum Profile link: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=3490322
Telegram Username:@private_chatspace
BEP-20 wallet address: bc1qc8qla56zmrwtvzch58zky5pqdunm5epwj3ty7p
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Re: [Bounty]Axioma Holding |6 Weeks |35k Dollars worth of tokens|Listed Token
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Kwarkam
on 29/06/2024, 15:19:14 UTC
#Proof of Authentication
Forum username: Kwarkam
Forum profile link: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=3490330https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=3490330
Telegram username: @userchatinbox
Participated campaign: Signature
BEP-20 wallet address: bc1qjx5mmhtx9egqca7zg323xm36pwtwwaq3vlvqpf
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Re: [Round 7] Utopia P2P - Official Android Review Campaign (Newbie - Legendary) 💎
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Kwarkam
on 28/06/2024, 11:19:54 UTC
I'm really in love with the fact that the app is so easy to navigate and use even and most of all the crypto wallet feature is intriguing, transactions are quick and in just minutes you can help a friend, I also like the fact that It has a utopia USD that I can use for transactions in the app and also their own coin, I've been able to make friends from other countries so easily just by joining groups, the AI feature is also amazing, it's a big plus to have a chat assistant to help me out.

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Re: [Round 7] Utopia P2P - Official Android Review Campaign (Newbie - Legendary) 💎
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Kwarkam
on 22/06/2024, 16:35:37 UTC
Bitcointalk Profile Link: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile
Bitcointalk Rank: member
BTC address for payouts:
USDT address (TRC-20) for payouts: TABvjcJjZikoLp8i7Cqk7Y4Wwy4WK3THRF
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Re: 100 Push-Ups A Day Until Bitcoin Is $100K Challenge
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Kwarkam
on 19/06/2024, 22:05:28 UTC
⭐ Merited by DirtyKeyboard (1)
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100k, kwarkam,73,15180,2024-06-16
Lose the space, and use a capital K next time.  It will get collected.   Smiley

100k,DirtyKeyboard,127,12850
I've edited it. However, here's my report for today on the push up challenge.
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Re: 100 Push-Ups A Day Until Bitcoin Is $100K Challenge
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Kwarkam
on 17/06/2024, 08:21:00 UTC
Hopefully we do not have members who are either doubly counting or engaging in fictitious pushups.

All would be fair in love and war if each of the members were to put on his/her own costume or got into to his/her own psychological avatar framework or character to do his/her pushups as long as none of the members are doubly counting such pushups.. otherwise from my own perspective it seems justifiable that each and and all of such members would need to be eliminated or banned from the pushups table absent some kind of a reasonable and acceptable explanation for how the pushups are being done and that such pushups are not being doubly counted in terms of the supposed strengths and weaknesses of each of the characters.. and if "we" might conclude that the actual members are engaging in fictional rather than real results (pushups)... but yeah, we have difficulties knowing these kinds of matters beyond self-reporting and if they self-reporting at least sounds logical and reasonable and there is some kind of need for both self-representations and also a bit of honesty in reporting these pushups.. since many of us are actually engaged in actual and real pushups and "we" do not consider our own actual pushups to be a virtual activity..

In other words, pushups are physical with real world consequences, and if the three characters that are listed here (teamsherry, Troytech and/or Timelord2067) are not double counting their pushups, then personally, I have no problem with each (and all) of them participating in self-reporting of their pushups and each and all of them being included in the pushup table results.. yet if any of these members are double counting any of their pushups or if there might be doubts in regards to if any or all of them are engaging in actual physical pushups rather than in virtual and/or imaginary pushups, then that would not be fair to the rest of us to include those numbers in the pushups table when we are actually doing physical pushups.. as far as any of the information that we have about the members included in the pushups table goes...

That's my tentative perspective on the topic of the potentiality of multiple members being the same physical person..   Another thing is that a bot and/or some kind of an AI would also not able to do physical pushups either within the sense that many of us is considering pushups as a physical real world activity, just like an AI is not able to cook a pizza to be in the pizza competition... .. so yeah, hopefully there is a certain level of physicality involved in the content of these pushup reports that involve biological beings rather than imagination... and sure, no problem if some forum members (participating in these pushups) might not be 100% human in the sense of having some metal transplants in their corpuses... Members with some artificial additions to their physical bodies can still be considered a physical being for the purposes of this here pushup challenge.
Word. You're right that the integrity of the push-up challenge hinges on the honesty and physicality of we, the participants. While there's no foolproof way to verify each person's reports, it's important for participants to be upfront and honest in their reporting, at the very least.
As you mentioned, push-ups are a physical activity with real-world consequences and it wouldn't be fair to include "fake" or "virtual" push-ups in the challenge. It just defeats the whole idea of the challenge and the spreadsheet too. Anybody could just come up with assumptions figures and have it put up on the table, which wouldn't be fair to us who have had to put in sweat and muscles for the cause. But there's also a flip side, they're actually not participating in the challenge, whatever benefits that there is to doing the challenge, they're not a part of it. Personally, when I see people ahead of me on the table, like yourself @JayJuanGee, I try to think up ways to modify my routine to be able to burn up the gap between you and i on the table 😅😅. I'm still not in full capacity after recovery, but 220 push ups a day is something I can do at my state, but it doesn't even cut it anymore, impact wise.

By the way.. @DirtyKeyboard:  funny about your precursor of: "with all due respect"   Cheesy Cheesy Cheesy Cheesy... you must be Canadian.   Tongue
Rrright??😅 Impression sustained😂

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@Dirtykeyboard, I think you'll need to update the spreadsheet as my info on there isn't updated. On the table, my last report is of 2 months ago, and I have my most recent report almost a day ago.
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Re: 100 Push-Ups A Day Until Bitcoin Is $100K Challenge
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Kwarkam
on 16/06/2024, 11:39:36 UTC
100k,Timelord2067,3,10,2024-06-15

So it's early days.

Just to explain, three days have been "practice days - I haven't done a push up for more than a decade (at least!). I've done a few more than just ten, but I'm ready to have my pushups counted.

My pushups are still rusty with a lift shoulders off the ground then lift. Hopefully, very soon I'll get the knees off the ground too.

Feedback is appreciated.
Alright, I got you.
Firstly...
That's fantastic progress for someone who hasn't done push-ups in over a decade! 💪 You're definitely getting back into the swing of things, and I'm confident that with consistent practice, you'll soon be performing full-range push-ups with ease.

Remember, progress is rarely linear, and what matters most is that you're putting in the work to improve. It's okay if your push-ups are a bit rusty at first—just keep at it, and your form and technique will naturally improve over time.

Here are a few more tips I've drafted out to help you continue your journey:

- **Warm up:** Before you start your push-up routine, make sure to warm up your muscles to prevent injury. Some basic bodyweight exercises, like lunges and squats, can help prepare your body for the workout ahead.( The warm ups aren't any rigorous exercise, 20 seconds jumping jacks should do, you've freed up your muscles).

- **Mix up your push-ups:** To challenge your muscles in different ways and prevent boredom, (and muscle imbalance- to some extent )try doing different variations of push-ups, like wide-grip or diamond push-ups.

- **Keep your back straight:** Avoid arching your back or letting your hips sag. Keep your core tight and your back straight throughout the movement. If you understand what I'm painting here.

- **Breathe:** Exhale as you push up and inhale as you lower back down. This helps maintain proper oxygen flow to your muscles and keeps you focused.

- **Start slow:** Don't try to do too many push-ups at once. I don't think anybody would advise against this.
It seems pretty basic, but there you go. My little contribution.

While push-ups are generally safe, there are a few cautions to keep in mind:

- **Injury risk:** If you're new to push-ups or have existing joint issues, start slowly and increase your repetitions gradually to reduce the risk of injury.

- **Form:** Poor form can lead to strains and discomfort. Be mindful of your body position and adjust if necessary. (I learned the hard way 😅)

- **Muscle imbalance:** Push-ups predominantly target the pushing muscles of the upper body. So try to be volatile.

I just hope somebody finds this useful.
If you do, just let me know✨
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Re: Buy Bitcoin, and HODL!
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Kwarkam
on 16/06/2024, 11:22:02 UTC
⭐ Merited by hugeblack (4)
I doubt that anyone who is brand new to bitcoin needs to get too worked up about his/her entry point, especially since the presumption would be that someone who is brand new to bitcoin does not have any bitcoin, so therefore getting started would mean getting started by starting to buy bitcoin and perhaps figuring out some personal financial and psychological aspects rather than trying to figure out things related to BTC price moves or maybe even trying to figure out more technical aspects of bitcoin.  Surely it can take people a decently long time to learn about bitcoin, so maybe to get started there might need to be some kind of initial belief that bitcoin is a good investment.. yet I have my doubts about that too.. since anyone should be able to adjust the size of his/her initial investment into bitcoin based on not having much knowledge and/or confidence in the beginning, yet learning more about bitcoin along the way so then as knowledge increases, more comfort might come towards investing more into bitcoin..

so then again, surely we have an issue that already exists with so many people not having any price exposure to bitcoin, so there are likely way more people who just need to get started in their investment journey into bitcoin and to study it as they go.. especially with something that is so likely to be promising like bitcoin and with so many people either having no exposure at all or maybe just a little bit of price exposure... so yeah, no coiners and or low coiners wait to your own peril.. and if you are already in bitcoin and you are suggesting that they wait rather than jumping in, you are not really helping them in terms of what they likely should be figuring out to do.. even while each person is responsible for his/her own finances and price exposure to something like bitcoin... which is that the only way to prepare for the possibility of UP prices in bitcoin is to have some BTC rather than waiting and/or studying the matter or trying to be overly strategic in terms of the need to just get started and at least to get some while studying the matter - or run the risk of just waiting and coming to bitcoin much later when bTC prices are likely to be much higher than they are now.. even though yeah, none of us knows exactly about the future prices of bitcoin.

You raise several excellent points about the importance of getting started with Bitcoin and building up knowledge and exposure gradually. You are absolutely correct that the primary concern for those just starting out should be establishing an initial belief in Bitcoin as a viable investment opportunity and beginning to educate themselves about the cryptocurrency.

Many people remain hesitant to invest in Bitcoin, despite its potential, because they lack understanding or feel it's too complex. However, this can be mitigated by starting with a small initial investment, as you suggest.Indeed, the real risk for potential Bitcoin investors is waiting too long and missing out on the potential gains that could come from getting in early. As you mentioned, the only way to prepare for the possibility of Bitcoin prices going up is to actually own some.

It's also important to remember that Bitcoin is still a relatively new and volatile asset class. As such, it's crucial for investors to diversify their portfolios and not put all their eggs in one basket. This way, even if Bitcoin doesn't perform as expected, they have other investments to fall back on.
Newbies in Bitcoin should actually put their thoughts, not on the technicalities of Bitcoin, but mostly on their financial strengths, and reliability of the investment as every other investor should.
New Bitcoin investors shouldn't worry too much about the technical intricacies of Bitcoin or trying to predict market movements in the short term. In the initial stages, it's much more important to focus on understanding the fundamentals of Bitcoin, such as its decentralized nature, limited supply, and potential use cases.

While it's certainly beneficial to stay up-to-date on Bitcoin news and developments, trying to time the market or predict short-term price fluctuations can lead to unnecessary stress and potential mistakes.
That's in my opinion that is.  Well, there are other things a 'new coiner' should focus on though.
I think lowcoiners should focus more on holding and stuff like that, instead of market predictions and chasing the wind.
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Re: Road to 100k?
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Kwarkam
on 15/06/2024, 18:20:42 UTC
⭐ Merited by JayJuanGee (1)
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Well the BTC price had already gone up a lot prior to the halvening.. so whether it continued to go up or not seems almost like a non-event.. meaning that realistically, you could not necessarily have high expectations either way, even if some folks might have had high expectations.... sounds like a big so what to me.  I would not be engaging in my own bitcoin preparations merely based on expectations of others that may or may not end up playing out.

Might we say that the BTC price reached a high price of $73,794 on March 13, 2024, so then it has largely been bouncing around in the $60k to $70k range in the past 3 months.. or maybe we could suggest that the BTC price broke above $53k in the end up February 2024, so add a couple more weeks to the analysis that BTC prices still have largely been ranging in the $60k to $70k arena for that whole time which is 3.5 months and so why might we be wanting to make further assessments for why or whether or what direction that BTC prices might be going when it seems to largely be at the top of its range and close to its ATH for the whole last 3.5 months, and 3.5 months is not even a very long time in the whole scheme of things in terms of consolidations.. and whether we get a break up or down from here is still to be determined, while at the same time, it still seems quite clear that an overwhelming majority of the world's population (maybe somewhere in the ballpark of 99%) still does not have any or enough bitcoin... but what can we tell those lowcoiner/no coiner people.. since they still seem to be failing/refusing to buy any bitcoin, yet those of us who know about bitcoin still can be ongoingly buying it in the event that we are still building our bitcoin stash size.

There's another interesting angle to this discussion. While Bitcoin has proven to be remarkably resilient over the years, there are still factors that could potentially shake the market. Government regulations, technological advancements (or setbacks), and shifting public perception are just a few of the wildcards that could affect Bitcoin's future trajectory.

That being said, Bitcoin's decentralized and open-source nature provides a level of robustness and adaptability that traditional financial systems lack. This is why many BTC proponents remain optimistic about its potential, even in the face of uncertainty.The second point you brought up—the vast majority of the world's population still having little to no exposure to BTC—is also worth considering. With BTC still in the early stages of adoption, there's a lot of potential for growth in the future. However, getting the masses to understand and adopt Bitcoin is a long and complex process.

It's true that Bitcoin enthusiasts can continue to stack sats regardless of market conditions, as long-term hodling is a viable strategy. But it would be naïve to assume that everyone will suddenly see the value of Bitcoin and jump on board. Bitcoin is currently at a critical point in its journey. The price is consolidating at historically high levels, but the future is far from certain.

While it's important to remain vigilant of potential market disruptors, Bitcoin's inherent characteristics provide a strong foundation for long-term growth and adoption. At the same time, we must acknowledge that adoption is a slow and complex process, and the world's population is still largely unaware of Bitcoin's potential.

For those already in the know, however, continuing to stack sats and diversify one's portfolio is a prudent strategy.
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Re: Buy Bitcoin, and HODL!
by
Kwarkam
on 15/06/2024, 18:08:37 UTC
⭐ Merited by JayJuanGee (1)

Yes exactly DCA strategy is not only for the poor as @finepoine0 claims, as a matter of fact DCA is for everyone because there is no place that it is stated that a certain amount for the poor is used to accumulate. DCA is adjustable base on ones financial capacity, meaning anyone can accumulate as low as $5 and above $200 per week base on the persons source of income and the amount he or she has in discretion, so surely DCA is not for only the poor but it is a strategy that is suitable for any class or set of human being. provided that they can afford as low as $5. And $5 Bitcoin being the least amount to accumulate in DCA doesn't make it a poor people Investment strategy.
Precisely! DCA is not a "poor people" strategy because it is all about consistency and discipline. The beauty of DCA is that it allows investors to benefit from both market highs and lows, resulting in an average cost basis. This means that, over time, investors can build a substantial portfolio regardless of their initial financial status.
Also, the concept of DCA is not limited to any specific amount. It can be tailored to fit any budget, and that's why it's suitable for investors across the income spectrum. 💲💲💲

If you look at it though, DCA helps investors avoid making emotionally-driven decisions that can actually lead to disastrous results. By investing a set amount regularly, investors are forced to stick to their strategy regardless of market fluctuations, which can help eliminate the fear and greed that often accompany volatile markets.

Moreover, DCA can help reduce the impact of market timing.
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Re: 100 Push-Ups A Day Until Bitcoin Is $100K Challenge
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Kwarkam
on 15/06/2024, 17:52:57 UTC
Hello, y'all. I haven't been active on this forum since April for health issues, but I love what I'm seeing here, genuinely  love that this is still flaming hot fjr all these while. It's really warm to come back after about two months, and see all these. For real, I'm deeply moved. Let's keep this up!

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Re: Buy the DIP, and HODL!
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Kwarkam
on 24/04/2024, 13:50:43 UTC


I agree with you a lot Princess but I don’t agree with you about shitcoins not having a future, the way you sound right now makes me believe you think all other coins aside Bitcoin are shitcoins.


Actually, aren't they? Shitcoins are shit. Whether they have been shit for a while, or new . Why is Bitcoin so different from shitcoin?
Here's why.
 Bitcoin has value because it can be exchanged for and used in place of fiat currency, but it maintains a high exchange rate primarily because it is in demand by investors interested in the possibility of returns. . Emphasis on the last part.
Bitcoin can easily be traded for cash or assets like gold - instantly and with incredibly low fees. This makes Bitcoin a great investment for people looking for short-term profit, as well as those considering long-term investment due to its high market demand. The total number of BTC ever to be in existence is capped at 21 million. This scarcity creates a sense of value and exclusivity, similar to precious metals like gold. Insofar as the demand for Bitcoin increases over time, the limited supply acts as a catalyst, driving its price higher  and higher, do you get that?



Bitcoin (BTC)
Market cap
$1.30 Trillion
Current price
$66.221
.
Shitcoin 1(ETH)
Market cap
$390 Billion
Current price
$3,254
.
ShitCoin2 (BNB)
Market cap
$86.3 Billion
Current price
$577
.

Shitcoin 3(SOL)
Market cap
$69 Billion
Current price
$154.53

Investing in shitcoins is simply gambling. Shouldn't be referred to as investment.  If you didn't get it, read it again. Any and every coin that isn't Bitcoin is shitty. Bitcoin has proven to be the one and only time and time again.


That's actually not the right explanation on what makes a shitcoin a shitcoin. Or it's probably just people having different definitions on what shitcoins actually are. BUT if you ask me, shitcoins are those networks that have incentive structures that don't make sense. They may be sort of working today, but that doesn't mean there isn't an attack vector that could be exploited tomorrow.

Those coins that you have in your list all use Proof of Stake. That itself makes POS networks open to attack vectors that could originate from flaws in its incentive-structure.
Actually, you're right, but then aren't they shitcoins though? I made a list of the 'top' shitcoins behind Bitcoin. Not implying that market cap is what makes a coin shitty, but there's that though, to some extent.
In the end, they're all shitcoins, regardless of your definition of the term, Reason being that all and every coin besides Bitcoin is shitty, given that there doesn't exist any coin now that's a btc alternative.
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Re: Road to 100k?
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Kwarkam
on 21/04/2024, 12:50:21 UTC

So, if the price goes up a lot, there might be some times within those kinds of periods that it goes down, but the mere fact that it might go down or that it is currently seeming to go down, does not mean that it will go down, so better prepared for UP in case you don't have any or enough coins, which again most of the world is in such a position, whether they realize it or not.
That's just it. Period.
While there's the decline and price falls and all of that, man this is Bitcoin, there's always that open tendency of an upward incline, most times a rather sharp one. While you do not have enough coins, or any, I think it's not wise to bank only on the fact the Bitcoin prices may drop, but also the way it can go up (We've seen that repeatedly overtime. ) as it could hinder  us from investing in Bitcoin or adding [substantially] to our holdings.
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Re: Road to 100k?
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Kwarkam
on 21/04/2024, 12:38:14 UTC
Only weak holders would be discouraged by a small decline like now, because there are still more investors out there who continue to buy Bitcoin at this time without being discouraged by the current price correction. And if you are someone who thinks optimistically about achieving a price of $100K in Bitcoin, of course you will never be discouraged by the current condition of Bitcoin prices. Because you can think of it as an opportunity to buy at a lower price before the Bitcoin price heads to $100K.

Weak hands do not deserve to hold Bitcoin when Bitcoin gets to $100,000, any one selling Bitcoin because of the price is falling is a weak hand investors in spite the f what your investment strategy is, and they'll wish they never sold. After Bitcoin halving is done. Bitcoin will be on the road to get to $100,000 and it will happen so fast. Just as people did not believe that Bitcoin can get to $72,000 before the halving, they will be surprised when Bitcoin gets to $100,000 only few months after the halving. If you do not want to hold Bitcoin there are many institutional investors that would be willing to buy the Bitcoin that you are selling. There is going to be less Bitcoin for market buyers and price will rise because of demand of Bitcoin therefore a better strategy will be for you hold the one you have and look for money to buy more than to sell the one you own.

You know we all have to look at thigns from the stand point that we Don't know the future and anything can happen right now , this would help everyone better define themselves and be prepared for anything that would happen in bitcoin. The question is what I bitcoin doesn't reach 100k after this halving, what if it takes another year or two before this happen, would I be disappointed or discouraged to carry on my bitcoin accumulation pursuit?,now if this is answered in your minds you would come to understand that it's far better to focus on accumulating bitcoin especially if you are still in your first 1-4 years in than even anticipating or praying for price increase.

Most of you paying for bitcoin to reach 100k should also be aware that we would be buying bitcoin at a higher price which is bad news to me and that's is my worst case senerio right now, so what do I do and how do I prepare for up, the only way to be well prepared for up is to have enough bitcoin, infact more bitcoin In your stash, to me anyone busy anticipating price movements is a short term holder and a long term holder has no concern with such and should be more focused on buying more bitcoin.
Exactly. When you look at it from that stand point, you see that the party for Bitcoin to hit 100k is only favorable to those who have been accumulating over time, as it would be, in a view, somewhat disadvantageous to those just starting up. When Bitcoin hits 100k, even the dips will still be high priced.
Whatever preparation you decide to take to curb that situation is a YOU thing. There isn't any strategy that is generalistic to a prime.
And yes, I agree with you that long term holders have no business timing and monitoring the markets because ar the long run, those small changes, price fluctuations, don't really matter.
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Re: 100 Push-Ups A Day Until Bitcoin Is $100K Challenge
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Kwarkam
on 19/04/2024, 23:28:41 UTC
Happy Halving Day!  Even though I told everyone else not to do more than 100 push-ups per day, I did 200 today for the halving.  It surprisingly wasn't any more difficult than doing 100 in a day.  I just had to remember to do them more often, which isn't a problem when you're checking blocks throughout the day.  Looks like the price will be around $64,000, which I find a bit surprising.  I thought for sure the market would want to see a $69K Bitcoin price on 4/20, but I guess there's still time to make that happen. 

100k,OgNasty,78,7900,2024-04-19
Happy halving

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Re: 100 Push-Ups A Day Until Bitcoin Is $100K Challenge
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Kwarkam
on 19/04/2024, 22:27:39 UTC

This challenge made some people do push-ups for the first time in their lives. If they adopt this 30-second rest before they start another set, they may want to quit this challenge because they will not have enough strength to even do up to five push-ups in the second set. If I adopt this strategy, I will not maintain my 50 push-ups in a set because my body will not get enough rest that will allow me to endure pain and still push until I reach 50 push-ups in my second set. Taking enough rest when working out is important for our bodies.
While you are correct, there's only an extent to it. Too much rest too isn't good at all for work out breaks. Consider this,  taking breathers for more than 90 seconds tend to leave you a bit tired as fatigue builds up during that break, and constant breaks Ike those beats the whole essence of training as the target muscles relax for too long. It's like, let's say rubber. An elastic, pulling consistently for a period of time tends to stretch it better than pulling and having long breaks. To hit the elastic limit, before the elastic material reverts to it's original size, you stretch it further. Delete elastic, and rubber and fill with muscles and it makes so much sense. Long breaks between sets aren't advisable. Instead, do sets that you can keep up with when all the breaks you'd be getting is at most 90 seconds.
Actively engaging the muscles is the whole idea, and it doesn't matter if you're new or not, that's why work out rolls with discipline, just do according to what you can, and a little further.
So, to that extent, I don't really agree.
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Re: Buy the DIP, and HODL!
by
Kwarkam
on 19/04/2024, 22:11:12 UTC


I agree with you a lot Princess but I don’t agree with you about shitcoins not having a future, the way you sound right now makes me believe you think all other coins aside Bitcoin are shitcoins.


Actually, aren't they? Shitcoins are shit. Whether they have been shit for a while, or new . Why is Bitcoin so different from shitcoin?
Here's why.
 Bitcoin has value because it can be exchanged for and used in place of fiat currency, but it maintains a high exchange rate primarily because it is in demand by investors interested in the possibility of returns. . Emphasis on the last part.
Bitcoin can easily be traded for cash or assets like gold - instantly and with incredibly low fees. This makes Bitcoin a great investment for people looking for short-term profit, as well as those considering long-term investment due to its high market demand. The total number of BTC ever to be in existence is capped at 21 million. This scarcity creates a sense of value and exclusivity, similar to precious metals like gold. Insofar as the demand for Bitcoin increases over time, the limited supply acts as a catalyst, driving its price higher  and higher, do you get that?



Bitcoin (BTC)
Market cap
$1.30 Trillion
Current price
$66.221
.
Shitcoin 1(ETH)
Market cap
$390 Billion
Current price
$3,254
.
ShitCoin2 (BNB)
Market cap
$86.3 Billion
Current price
$577
.

Shitcoin 3(SOL)
Market cap
$69 Billion
Current price
$154.53

Investing in shitcoins is simply gambling. Shouldn't be referred to as investment.  If you didn't get it, read it again. Any and every coin that isn't Bitcoin is shitty. Bitcoin has proven to be the one and only time and time again.
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Re: Road to 100k?
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Kwarkam
on 16/04/2024, 14:08:31 UTC


From my perspective, newbies seem to become too overly obsessed with short term profits and not considering how to stack a sufficient quantity of BTC for the long term - which surely may be one of the danger points in having a thread that focuses on the road to $100k.. .
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Most times newbies forget about the big picture and that in  short term Bitcoin investment, you risk more losses, unlike having a long term investment accumulating Bitcoin.  The road to $100k is most relevant to those accumulating and holding Bitcoin rather than short term traders.

Overall, we should consider that BTC's price is going up.  It is just a matter of having a perspective that is long enough so that the shorter term volatility does not distract from an overall understanding of the likely price direction.
This is what I'm driving at.  You articulated it better than I did. Generally,  The slope is an upward climb, and  there maybe slight jaggeredness on the way up there, that could be problematic for short term investors. Setting an investment range that stretches into 'long term span' sets you in motion for bigger profits.
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Re: 100 Push-Ups A Day Until Bitcoin Is $100K Challenge
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Kwarkam
on 16/04/2024, 13:50:11 UTC
I hate to break the bad news to you, but if you suddenly increase your pushups all at once.. like doubling them, then you might start to get really sore, so you may or may not be able to continue to increase, or if you do too many sets in a row, you might get more sore from that, so even though you might improve your pushups, you also might have some days that you are even more sore than you had been on previous days.

Maybe this will all work out for you, but sometimes there can be advantages in spreading out your pushups throughout the whole day, especially if you are going to continue to want to do several sets in each day and try to continue to do them every single day (even if some days might be higher numbers of pushups and other days might be lower number of pushups, but as you build, you still should be able to continue to increase your overall quantity of pushups, as long as you do not end up injuring yourself or otherwise overdoing it).  It is like investing into bitcoin.  You want to be aggressive, but not to overdo it otherwise you might end up injuring yourself

You're right after hitting those numbers of pushups all at once, I began to feel some sore in my shoulders which endup slowing down my 24-04-15 pushups, I endup hitting 50 pushups only , I will tried pushing further but I couldn't due to the disturbance of the sore In my shoulders. So I've decided to keep to your advice in spreading out my pushups. Because Doing so will be able to hit some nice numbers of pushups (due to fact that I've gotten some nice stamina in my pushups lately ) without over doing it or over pushing my self. Like I've already hit 20 pushups in my first set of today and later in the day I'm going hit another. Let's me use this medium to drop my re
The body is a system that shows signs when it goes through stress and change. Even when you feel sores on different parts of your body( not the normal stretches you feel as a result of work out ) and you decide to take a step back, you should  also try not to be comfortable at that spot, because sometimes when we experience pain, it's a phase, and thereafter, the muscles get stronger. That's one side to it.
Spreading out your push ups should be modified to how much your body can take, and not necessarily that they must be split evenly.
Some days you really do need those step backs, as overdoing your body could lead to injuries.