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We are always worried about Satoshi's inactivity, wondering when he might become active and start trading his Bitcoins. But we wondered if Michael Saylor's MSTR had already taken over 3% of the total supply of Bitcoin and BlackRock had taken over 3.57%, meaning the two together had taken over 6.57%.
While Michael Saylor (632,457) and BlackRock (743,310) hold a total of 1,375,767 Bitcoins, Satoshi Nakamoto holds 5.22 percent of the total Bitcoin supply.

Satoshi 5.22% of Total Supply.
Vs
MS , BR 6.57% of Total Supply.

Who will influence the Bitcoin market more, Satoshi or MS,BR?

And why is Fiat supposedly valuable or considered money? That's because a certain group of people said its money.
Bitcoin is currently the closest thing we have to being called money
It ticks all the box of what it means to be money.

BITCOIN IS MORE THAN AN INVESTMENT IT IS A BELIEF

When Bitcoin was sold at $5.27 in 2012 many people did not believe in it. At the end of the year Bitcoin was sold at $13 from there it skyrocketed to $1000 in 2013 hitting a milestone.     When it reached $60,000 in 2021 some said it is too late to invest in bitcoin.

The truth is that Bitcoin isn't all about price but vision, courage and patience.

What will happen if bitcoin transactions became anonymous like Monero tomorrow? Will it increase the demand of bitcoin even more in the world ? Or will it have negative effect like government making restrictions on bitcoin ?

The value of Bitcoin cannot be over emphasized. The coin is one of the most valued asset right now in human history. Some people prefer saving up their coins than saving real money. The value of one Bitcoin is bigger than some currencies around the world. Bitcoin will someday become the crude oil of some people and firms in the world. It will surely boom and everyone will scramble for it and at that time the scarcity of the Bitcoin will make it have more value than the real money. Save up your coins and hit the jackpot.

The biggest cryptocurrencies in the world dipped sharply Thursday after the latest inflation data showed wholesale prices are rising much faster than expected. The price of Bitcoin is down 3.8% on the day ($117,900), Ethereum is down 4% ($4,535), and Ripple is down 6.1% ($3.07) according to CoinMarketCap.

Crypto prices are responding to the Producer Price Index (PPI) for July, which measures the average change in prices from U.S. manufacturers and service providers. It rose by 0.9%, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, the largest monthly increase since March 2022, according to the Wall Street Journal.


Why is it that bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies have declined in response to the inflation rate rising? Should the response be the other way around? Bitcoin is anti inflationary so it makes more sense to use bitcoin to protect the value of your bitcoin. So, why was the response like this? What do you think so?

This is just a random news I get but people are really talking about it.

I have just read about it not long ago but I have also read somewhere before that by 2030, it is possible that ECDSA becomes vulnerable to quantum computing. This is 2025 which means 2030 is just 5 years away from now.

What do you think about this disturbing news, I have been read more than 5 news about this and I saw another one today. What are bitcoin developers doing about it?

If you need the source that I get today's news from, I can post it which has the the title that I have as the title on this thread.

When emotional intelligence is rolled out in september (apologies to anyone who never heard of it) I wonder if it will make the AI crypto space more "emotional"?

Can this be true or are they just trying to play on my intelligence? Let me tell you, yesterday I was browsing the internet when something popped up as a notification on my phone, and when I checked, it turned out to be about getting 1 free ETH for just buying ETH. I thought it was just a marketing tactic until I went to the exchange that talked about it and I saw the same.
Remember that 1 ETH is now $4,300. Do you think they're so generous to that extent to give people rewards for just buying, either on spot trading, copy trading, or simple deposits? Anyone of these is allowed in order to get a good reward.

I have been into trading for quite some while now and from time to time i keep noticing this very pattern which is that some persons who starts out in trading don’t usually stick around for long. Many of them quits half way, while some others  manages to stay consistent in it for years. The question is, why does this happen?

From my observation I noticed that many of this  traders that gives up easily and stops halfway came into trading after seeing “profit screenshots” on social media from experienced and seasoned traders . This filled the head of some of them with the notion that trading is some sort of bed of roses. When this traders eventually started out and incurred loses instead of profit, they give up quickly because their expectations were never realistic to begin with. The  truth is, trading is not a bed of roses. Here are some of the things that those who last and stay consistent overtime do differently:

• They accept the reality of trading which is that profits may sometimes take time to come , and that losses are inevitable they are part of the process.
• And when they encounter loses, they don’t treat it as the end of the road, they rather see it as a means to improve themselves the more
• They practice proper risk management  by  making use of sizing and stop-loses and they also dont risk more than they can afford to loose.
• They keep their emotions in check, by not allowing greed or FOMO, forcing them into trading.
• They treat trading llike a business by having a clear plan, and target etc.

Meanwhile, those who quit often come in with the wrong mindset, expecting trading to be a shortcut to wealth. When the market doesn’t meet up with their expectations, they leave disappointedly. That is why it is important that every new trader should note  that Trading isn’t a get rich quick scheme,  profits may take longer than expected and also, losses are a normal  part of trading.

With so many people around the world buying Bitcoin, it’s like a city’s power supply system suddenly collapsing. I can’t imagine it. What do you think?

The market has been down after the recent altcoin rally. I am looking at some altcoins I think will do well, but I would love your opinion if there will be another rally before I jump into investing in these altcoins.

Though I plan to risk something little, it would be great to have more opinions before I go about it. One of the altcoins I am big on is CYC. I came across CYC not long ago, and if there will be another rally, with its features and fundamentals, it would be a great addition to my portfolio.

With the token getting listed soon, I plan to wait for it to dip before getting in so I won't be the exist liquidity of big players. What do you guys think?

Take a deep look..

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Ichi has or had 600 Bitcoins in 2010 and my man still saying he missed the bus. Hahahaha.

How many "missing the bus" stories have you seen online lately? I guess so many, It's 2025 but someone in 2010 still claimed they missed the bus too, it will be the same in 2035, many will say the same thing.

You still have time, 0.01 BTC will be the new 1BTC. Don't be among those that will fill the Internet with "I missed the bus" at the time, you still have time. You might feel like it's too late now or you are wasting money.

Your future self will thank the past you, make it count.

What would happen to Bitcoin’s value if all countries banned crypto exchanges together ? Can it survive such an action ?

i am aware we all have different strategies and goals for our investments but i am sure that a lot of us are planning to hold bitcoin for the long term and it got me thinking what ways could we do to prevent us from being tempted to sell our bitcoins and spend it on unnecessary things

one way is writing off your bitcoins as not yours. that money is not yours to spend. just forget about it. the more you look at it, the more you will just want to sell it especially when you see the value of bitcoin.

do you also do this and does it really work for you?