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Re: Buy Buy Buy or Sell Sell Sell?
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melinoe
on 05/05/2025, 12:34:05 UTC

Bitcoin has only limited supply of 21 million with only 10% of it remaining to mine so there is no such thing as over accumulation for me. We should accumulate bitcoin as much as we can. Doing DCA strategy using our spare amount of money after paying the essential expenses is the best approach to increase our holdings without risking our financial security. DCA also is less stressful as you don't need to time the market waiting for the bottom to buy. We're still at the early stage of bitcoin's mass global adoption. There's still plenty of room to grow. In 5 or 10 years, once more countries become interested in bitcoin, it's still possible for its price to increase double, triple, or maybe even higher. Our aim for now while accumulating is to be patient and believe in bitcoin's long-term potential.

As it is said - the best time to buy BTC is the current day we are in Wink There are no perfect entries, because each one would become perfect if we hodl long enough. 
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Re: The Strategic Digital Assets Reserve Act
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melinoe
on 05/05/2025, 11:30:14 UTC

Bitcoin has made a wave, this act was signed by Trump and i think is a good idea

Are there new news related to the case discussed that you mentioned?
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Re: Would it be good for bitcoin if the government is buying?
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melinoe
on 05/05/2025, 10:24:42 UTC

I wish government weren't involved in buying Bitcoin but big institutions. It seemed Satoshi was against the way government ran its finances and that informed the need for his creation of Bitcoin to beat out middlemen and banks out of the system. However, we can't say we want to achieve mass adoption quickly if we think government won't step into this industry. Government has to bring in regulation to strengthen the industry and then restore confidence in investors. Without that, the whole skepticism around the industry, its unabated volatility, scam and hacks will control to scare investors away from it. In a way, this industry needs the government for its growth and adoption.

It was inevitable.

But in any case, it wouldn't diminish BTC's path to new heights and new ways of adopting it.

To progress is to leap ahead of big institutions and go forward.
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Re: RAISING MORE BITCOIN MINDED INDIVIDUALS
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melinoe
on 05/05/2025, 08:54:59 UTC

At this point I am sorry to say that this is not needed anymore, the news about Bitcoin is everywhere now and if someone isn't on boarding into Bitcoin already then they don't want to be a part. We can't force them.

Now that popular companies around the world are talking about adopting Bitcoin? Now that the government of few countries are already adopting Bitcoin? The worst is already behind us, Bitcoin is a success now.

What's left is people making a choice if they want to be a part or not.

I agree on the take of not enforcing somebody to learn more, about BTC or crypto as a whole.


The earlier they decide, the better.
And there will be no regrets due to that.
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Re: Don't feed your bitcoin to the whale.
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melinoe
on 05/05/2025, 06:36:09 UTC

So is this the Bull trap or really or the start of bear? What does your personal judgment and analysis says about this?

You're supposed to tell if it's a bear trap, right? We are here after one month. Yet, we cannot tell if it was a bear trap. We were moving sideways, and the price range was between 80K and 86K for a long time. We have broken that price range and are now between 92K and 97 97K. If something bad does not happen, like Trump announcing something stupid and the World War situation does not escalate, we will likely move forward.

But as you know, the situation of the wars is not good at this moment. Several countries are already engaged in wars which affect the global market. If global market get affected, the crypto market will get affected as well unless some countries like Russia and China decide to use crypto to pay for weapons.

Overall, the market is still on a standstill waiting to be pushed in one direction or the other.

What we can do is only to keep the accumulation process steady and waiting for the events to unfold eventually.
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Re: Bitcoin Intentions, Privacy and Freedom, not Scam
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melinoe
on 02/05/2025, 16:00:25 UTC

Bitcoin is a public blockchain, and it has never been a private blockchain like Monero. Technically, people can use bitcoin better if they know about importance of non custodial wallet, UTXO selection for their transactions as well as Bitcoin full node and Tor when broadcasting their transactions to Bitcoin mempools and what for confirmation from Bitcoin miners.

Misconceptions that many people have is the ideology that since bitcoin is decentralized and give freedom to every user it is misunderstood that it should be private which it is not. Bitcoin is pseudonymous and as such can be used any way you like. Bitcoin is stored on public ledger but one can actually go a bit private if the user choose to use it privately. Using different addresses for each transaction can help to make your transactions private and the other listed methods you stated but still transactions can still be traced if there is need to.

The stereotype of bitcoin been used for criminal purposes is not strange it is one that has been spread by those who hate the technology and wants things to discredit it, monetary scams existed before and after the coming of bitcoin even in traditional banks where there is KYC there are still scams carried out.

When you can't fight it - you discredit its reputation, that's how it is, with BTC or something else new to the world.
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Re: Success Speaks Louder—When Bitcoin Changes Lives, That’s Truly Inspires Others
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melinoe
on 02/05/2025, 12:13:31 UTC

When people notice your financial progress and success, they become interested in how you achieve it but consider that they also demand more money from you. I don't know what is the mentality of people in your country but in my country, if you achieve financial success, lots of fake people call you, ask for a loan, some of them push you to buy something for them or hire a restaurant to invite them to good food.
I never share my financial details with anyone, only a few close friends know half of finances. I also do not try to convince others to invest in Bitcoins or to enlighten them because I gain nothing from it and I've noticed that when you give someone an investment advice, they try to make you responsible for their loss but completely forget you when they achieve success.

That's why we need to stay humble about our own success. I definitely agree with you on the fact that, as soon as we rise up, there are more people that would like to do the same too, and do it faster.

That's where the humility toward your own course of actions and path that you've taken should kick in - we shouldn't yell when our strats work or we are right, and someone - is not.
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Re: Did ETFs really make Bitcoin attractive to investors?
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melinoe
on 02/05/2025, 11:11:24 UTC


As I said above, chance for small investors will still exist and if they can invest with a good strategy, they can get good profit even Bitcoin volatility will shrink more over time.

There’s still good profit, but probably not as good as before.
It’s different now compared to when Bitcoin was valued at just $100, we were optimistic it could reach $1,000.

But today, if Bitcoin hits $100K again, can we still realistically hope for $1 million? I doubt it. The room for growth now is much smaller than it was in the past. However, if you’re happy with a 10x return and you’re willing to hold long-term, then Bitcoin still has potential.

It will happen, but much slower than what we've seen in the past or even now.

That's my opinion, of course.
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Re: Converting altcoin profits into Bitcoin?
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melinoe
on 02/05/2025, 07:17:03 UTC

This cycle has been quite different from the previous cycles and complicated also. Previously yes it was true that Bitcoin pump and then the money was move into the altcoins and then the altcoins pump but here when the price of bitcoin was 100k but the altcoins were dumping infact.

It is yet to see whether altcoins play any role in this cycle or we are just keep holding our bags for no profits.

New BTC ATH - new opportunities to see the alts do the same, or at least some progress, as  JamesDaniel90 said.

We just need to wait patiently Wink
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Re: I won't surprise if bitcoin finds the $100k back, would you?
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melinoe
on 30/04/2025, 12:37:12 UTC

The question is When, not If.
Is not that the golden question? No one can answer for sure when actually will certain prices be hit. But looking at recent performances as well as historical data, we can make an educated assumption at least. Bitcoin reaching $100k would not be a surprise but depending on when is what will surprise me. If it comes earlier like today I will be surprised. If it comes years later, I will be surprised. Because I am expecting for bitcoin to reach $100k this year. It might not be today but I am expecting that it happens later on. With bitcoin reaching close to $96k, my hopes are saying it can happen next month even.

We should be waiting for our targets to be reached: there wouldn't be shock, only facts Wink
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Re: Grocery giant SPAR accepting Bitcoin payments via lightning network
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melinoe
on 30/04/2025, 12:10:32 UTC

Meanwhile here where I live (in am EU member state) they're only now talking about phasing out the local bank network (the only way to do instant payment in most local stores) and enabling, wait for it... Visa and Mastercard.

Arrived here about ten years ago wondering why they were so backwards -- although have to say it also is home to a very old Bitcoin City.

P.S. There are SPARs here too.

Some are more sturdy than others, the time will come for your place too Wink
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Re: Bitcoin is a hedge against inflation in 2025?
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melinoe
on 30/04/2025, 10:30:40 UTC

Those who search and learn - they will get through the last paragraph understanding the volatility of BTC - they sure will address such concerns, but I see that mostly, in such articles - they do the same thing with outlining that BTC is not stable and has some risks. 
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Re: Could Trump’s Speech Trigger a Spark in Bitcoin?
by
melinoe
on 30/04/2025, 08:56:59 UTC

Whether short term or not, the bottom line is that there was an influence. Definitely there might be some weak hands that will panic during that short term and sell when they are not supposed to. These influence may affect people differently.

That's why they are called as such Grin They would do that with or without Trump, or due to any other words said in the same manner - the point is, we don't need to look at Trump that much to proceed forward with hodling.
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Re: What's your thought?
by
melinoe
on 29/04/2025, 18:31:26 UTC

What I like about all these 8 predictions is that they are all moderate predictions that can be achievable this year. And none of them gave an outrageous price that will make you think all over again about the chances of Bitcoin reaching the said price this year.

However, all these predictions fall between the range of $95k-$250k which most of us would say to the face is seeing the mentioned price of &95k-$250k this year if possible.

It heavily depends on the world situation we are seeing now - would the stability be at helm or the fud and uncertainty engulf us into another pullback - we never know, but we are certain that the rebounce is real in any case Wink
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Re: People I think should stay away from bitcoin investment.
by
melinoe
on 29/04/2025, 15:04:01 UTC

When we see that red especially big red on the chart, that will be the best time to buy. The Bitcoin price will be back to the high price and give us the profit. So that's why the investor willing to buy more and more to have many Bitcoins. Those new investor really need to learn more if they don't want to panic seeing the market moves into red.

We may never know where the bottom is, but we surely know where the dip and the correction is taking place.

And as you said - it would be good points of entering, but there would be no ideal points due to what I described above.
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Re: Why Is Ethereum So Slow This Cycle?
by
melinoe
on 29/04/2025, 10:45:42 UTC

As it was stated - uncertainty from the dev team and statements like that don't help the situation with the overall look for the main layer of ETH.

And it may go even lower if things continue that way.
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Re: Stop Chasing Perfect Entries. Start Mastering Your Exit
by
melinoe
on 29/04/2025, 09:20:48 UTC

I just had to agree with your point because I have seen potential merchant traders just starting out without a control for their greed and impatience.

Knowing when to stop trading to collect profit and secure the capital invested in that particular trade is a skill that some of our newbie traders would have to learn from experience of loss and also the concentration to focus and understand how the market is moving at a particular time of the day is a peck to add up the sleeves.

Sometimes, we need to make mistakes to learn from them.

It's okay to make such things, but it's not okay to act the same afterward.
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Re: El Salvador has become the first country to make #Bitcoin legal tender! 🇸🇻
by
melinoe
on 29/04/2025, 08:17:14 UTC

OK thanks,
simply the new buying is "outside the fiscal sector", i.e. as a private placement. Life continues with 6,161 btc...

There is always a way out of almost any situation, and as we see here - the path to continue was found, and I am glad it happened.
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Re: Is it easy to spend btc in your country?
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melinoe
on 28/04/2025, 12:15:54 UTC

There are so many different rules in different countries, sometimes even BTC is banned, yet there are still BTC transactions in these countries. How does it work? Is it easy to sell btc in your country, or to buy something with it? What have you bought, for example? Or what are you planning to buy?
Crypto has become one of the legal investment instruments in my country. Someone can make crypto transactions but most of them are through CEX. But BTC is still illegal as a means of exchange. And most people in my country still don't know about crypto. So in general BTC is still not possible to make transactions because almost everything like food, groceries, clothing or automotive does not have a payment option with BTC. But if you want to use BTC you can easily exchange it for FIAT. Even though the exchange is in large amounts like around $ 10,000 you have to wait up to a day for verification by the Bank. But if we talk about the community then I am grateful that I have a crypto community where we can make transactions with USDT or BTC. My friend once bought a car using BTC in 2023. And he bought it from a friend in the same community.

Yep, it's non-official as for now, but who knows, maybe there will be time when we will have BTC as a real payment options for bigger purchases, that would be wonderful due to such capabilities being exactly for what BTC was created for - to be an alternative.
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Re: Federal Reserve Softens Crypto Rules — Progress or a Trap for Bitcoin?
by
melinoe
on 28/04/2025, 11:36:17 UTC

If you ask me, I never trust the governments when they talk about Bitcoin. because we know bitcoin was there to defend our privacy and the governments are defenlty against it while I think now since the countries see bitcoin a good opportunity to have better financial situation, there's the chance for them to really tell the truth and they can even use this opportunity to make the poor damaged financial better.
I think this should not affect Bitcoin, its price and the freedom it can have. The Federal Reserve knows they can't damage it.

Without bigger entities pushing things up - there is no mass adoption for BTC, in my opinion.

They propel this process up, as long as they don't try to control BTC and have more of it than everybody else.