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Posted: 11/18/2020 10:40:47 AM EDT
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Congrats to all the hodlrs!!!
Gold closed the day, week, month, quarter at an all time of $2251 on 3/29/24 and closed the 1st week of April at a new ATH of $2330. Now at a new high of $2375 With BTC up near ATHs as well it appears that people are waking up to what a mess our betters have put us in. Good luck to all the smart people who saw the damage being done to our fiat system of currency and chose an alternative. Let's all hope that this good fortune doesn't come at too great a cost. $72k 3/11/24 $70,199 3/8/24 $69,324 3/5/24 68.49 Nov 9 66.99 Oct 20 64.8 Apr 14 63.2k Apr 13 61.7k Mar 13 58.3k Jan 21 57.4k Jan 20z 56.3k Feb 19 52.6k Feb 18 51.7k Feb 17 50k Feb 16 49.7k Feb 14 48.9k Feb 11 47.4k Feb 8 44.9k Feb 8 43.8k Feb 8 41.6k Jan 8 40.4k Jan 7 36.8 jan 6 34.1k 32.8k Jan 2 31.2k Jan 2nd 2021 Update: Blackrock, the worlds largest asset manager that manages $7 + TRILLION says they are “dabbling” in bitcoin. I don’t know how big a dabble is but a dabble of 7 trillion has got to be a lot. Update: Elon Musk just tweeted that Tesla will buy $1.5B of bitcoin and begin accepting bitcoin as payment for Tesla cars. Bitcoin soars. Update: BTC is up 6k in the last week of 2020 first days of 2021. Update: Bitcoin reaches new ATH over 24k Dec 19 2020. Up 5k in the last week and 8k in the last month. From 11,400 to 17,900 in the last month. ATH few years ago was about 20k. I wonder whatever happened to the board member here who cashed out 21,000 bitcoins when it hit a thousand bucks. It’d be worth nearly 400 million now. Yoiks! link to live crypto prices |
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Crime must be up.
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I've been watching GBTC climb again in my portfolio and I have been wondering why I haven't heard much about it in the news.
Gold has been dropping during the same timeframe so it isn't a flight to quality type scenario, or maybe it is I don't know. |
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my plan is the same: I bought 3.5 BTC when it was about 400'ish.
I'm not doing anything with them till I retire. They'll either be worthless, or they'll be worth 50K apiece or something. I think there is better crypto now, but since there's not enough bitcoin in the world for everyone to have one, I think it's always going to be somewhat "Collectible" and prices will continue to rise over time. I will retire in 15-20 years probably. |
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I should check my balance.
ETA: I'm buying another MG. |
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Originally Posted By crashburnrepeat: my plan is the same: I bought 3.5 BTC when it was about 400'ish. I'm not doing anything with them till I retire. They'll either be worthless, or they'll be worth 50K apiece or something. I think there is better crypto now, but since there's not enough bitcoin in the world for everyone to have one, I think it's always going to be somewhat "Collectible" and prices will continue to rise over time. I will retire in 15-20 years probably. View Quote 60k birds in the hand are worth more than zero in the bush... |
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Originally Posted By crashburnrepeat: my plan is the same: I bought 3.5 BTC when it was about 400'ish. I'm not doing anything with them till I retire. They'll either be worthless, or they'll be worth 50K apiece or something. I think there is better crypto now, but since there's not enough bitcoin in the world for everyone to have one, I think it's always going to be somewhat "Collectible" and prices will continue to rise over time. I will retire in 15-20 years probably. View Quote HODL 4 Life |
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No law, written, conceived or passed during the history of civilized mankind has ever saved a life or prevented a crime, for criminals, by definition do not obey the laws anyway.
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How much has Tether printed this month?
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“Nil desperandum, -- Never Despair. That is a motto for you and me. All are not dead; and where there is a spark of patriotic fire, we will rekindle it.” - Samuel Adams
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Originally Posted By crashburnrepeat: my plan is the same: I bought 3.5 BTC when it was about 400'ish. I'm not doing anything with them till I retire. They'll either be worthless, or they'll be worth 50K apiece or something. I think there is better crypto now, but since there's not enough bitcoin in the world for everyone to have one, I think it's always going to be somewhat "Collectible" and prices will continue to rise over time. I will retire in 15-20 years probably. View Quote I’m holding until 2025. |
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Originally Posted By hvla: 60k birds in the hand are worth more than zero in the bush... View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Originally Posted By hvla: Originally Posted By crashburnrepeat: my plan is the same: I bought 3.5 BTC when it was about 400'ish. I'm not doing anything with them till I retire. They'll either be worthless, or they'll be worth 50K apiece or something. I think there is better crypto now, but since there's not enough bitcoin in the world for everyone to have one, I think it's always going to be somewhat "Collectible" and prices will continue to rise over time. I will retire in 15-20 years probably. 60k birds in the hand are worth more than zero in the bush... He wouldn't have gotten to $60k in the first place if he had that attitude. |
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XRP is where it’s at.
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teach us how to make money with bitcoin.
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Who was the guy who bought in early when it was still dirt cheap? Kstanton?
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Pick up that can.
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Some investors pumping in to make the illusion its going to the moon, then when the bubble hits. Boom!
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Originally Posted By captainpooby: I wonder whatever happened to the board member here who cashed out 21,000 bitcoins when it hit a thousand bucks. It’d be worth nearly 400 million now. Yoiks! View Quote Dont worry about him, I wonder about the guy who threw his HDD out with a bunch of mined bitcoins. When I read about him, he spent his days digging around the landfill looking for that old hard drive with his private key on it. |
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Originally Posted By odiedodi: Buy low, sell high, don't obsess in the meantime, or you'll end up selling a crash and being financially ruined. I would not buy bitcoin right now personally. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Originally Posted By odiedodi: Originally Posted By JLPettimoreIII: teach us how to make money with bitcoin. I would not buy bitcoin right now personally. I wouldn't buy any at all right now. I dabbled in the frenzy when it went from 800 to 20k in just 6 months. Then I witnessed the big pop and bam, people started jumping ship. I told my self I would by when it gets back down to 2-3k. |
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HODL!
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Originally Posted By JLPettimoreIII: and then sell? View Quote No, why would you replace it with monopoly money which has lost more than 90% of it's value? Lend yourself money with the btc as a collateral and spend the useless USD and keep the BTC wrapped in smart contracts and keep it forever. Service the 2% loan with inflating USD and wait another few more years and boom take out another loan after BTC further appreciates. No taxable events occured. People just don't realize what we are sitting on. I took out a $600 dollar loan and paid for a gun I wanted. I never sold my ETH. It's at net 1% interest and since then it has gone up in value substantially. I pay the loan back on my time, when I want, and I retrieve my rapidly appreciating ETH. Without. A. Bank. This shit is gonna go bonkers in both value and tech disruption. Don't say we didn't warn you if you miss out. |
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Originally Posted By odiedodi: Buy low, sell high, don't obsess in the meantime, or you'll end up selling a crash and being financially ruined. I would not buy bitcoin right now personally. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Originally Posted By odiedodi: Originally Posted By JLPettimoreIII: teach us how to make money with bitcoin. I would not buy bitcoin right now personally. Said every guy watching it break through all time highs in 2017 on a daily basis. Its entirely possible that Bitcoin corrects back to $10,000 before moving on and its entirely possible that it doesn't. Bitcoins normal trading range is just that large. The real truth is that it doesn't whether you enter at $10k or $18k. The only reason to gamble on Bitcoin is for the next bubble if there is one. If we have a 4th bubble, getting in at $10k vs $18k will be irrelevant. But the ticket, take the ride, and understand that it could take years if it happens at all. This is gambling son. This is not a sensible investment. |
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I sold out at 16K
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Harvster;
All the same, I would put that wiener in my mouth. MacManus: All I know is this whole SHARE Act/HPA business is like an edging fantasy gone way way wrong. I just want to cum already. |
Institutional acceptance has already happened, and they are acquiring like crazy.
When guys like Ricardo are announcing this it's plain to see BTC is not just a scam, it's a real deal store of wealth. https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2020-11-18/billionaire-salinas-has-10-of-liquid-portfolio-in-bitcoin LINK RLC UNI MATIC OCEAN EWT UBT DOT RSR REN BTT All of the above have legit business use cases and have serious corporate backing, Defi is especially interesting. 2021 is going to be a crazy year in crypto. |
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Originally Posted By SheltiePimp: Institutional acceptance has already happened, and they are acquiring like crazy. When guys like Ricardo are announcing this it's plain to see BTC is not just a scam, it's a real deal store of wealth. https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2020-11-18/billionaire-salinas-has-10-of-liquid-portfolio-in-bitcoin LINK RLC UNI MATIC OCEAN EWT UBT DOT RSR REN BTT All of the above have legit business use cases and have serious corporate backing, Defi is especially interesting. 2021 is going to be a crazy year in crypto. View Quote Preach it brother! LINK is going to be ridiculous. Many do not want to face that the world is changing around them. |
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Why is Bitcoin going on another run anyway? It had been left for dead the past few years and nobody was even talking about it anymore. Are people just buying it because they think the FED will make our money worthless or something?
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I still think we'll cross $40k in less than 4 years. The way this last month has gone, it may take quite a bit less time than 4 years.
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Originally Posted By Kingsmen: Why is Bitcoin going on another run anyway? It had been left for dead the past few years and nobody was even talking about it anymore. Are people just buying it because they think the FED will make our money worthless or something? View Quote money printer go brrr 1080p |
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Pick up that can.
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One of the richest men in Mexico put 10 percent of his billions in bitcoin.. the adoption is real. If you can own 1 bitcoin you should..
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Originally Posted By Kingsmen: Why is Bitcoin going on another run anyway? It had been left for dead the past few years and nobody was even talking about it anymore. Are people just buying it because they think the FED will make our money worthless or something? View Quote |
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Originally Posted By Kingsmen: Why is Bitcoin going on another run anyway? It had been left for dead the past few years and nobody was even talking about it anymore. Are people just buying it because they think the FED will make our money worthless or something? View Quote They have printed more dollars in the past 9 months than in the 100 yrs prior. Go figure why BTC is up. Institutional money is flooding in and there are only 3ish million BTC left to be mined. For reference, if you invested that $1200 check you got from Uncle Sam a couple months ago in BTC, it would be worth over $3200 now. Let that sink in. |
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Originally Posted By Kingsmen: Why is Bitcoin going on another run anyway? It had been left for dead the past few years and nobody was even talking about it anymore. Are people just buying it because they think the FED will make our money worthless or something? View Quote Can’t tell if being serious about the FED comment. The fed is actively working at making our money worthless. They have to in order to be able to service the debt they hold and in order to keep our economy going. People are piling in because many people currently believe that leaving your net worth in the hands of government that will inflate your money away at best or have a currency collapse at worst is a bad idea. |
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Originally Posted By Kingsmen: Why is Bitcoin going on another run anyway? It had been left for dead the past few years and nobody was even talking about it anymore. Are people just buying it because they think the FED will make our money worthless or something? View Quote Because major retailers, financial institutions, banks, travel companies, and just about anyone with technical foresight now sees it as a legitimate way to store and transfer wealth. Blockchain will change everyone's life. We are at the pre-Amazon/Google/Tesla IPO stage of Blockchain development, get in now if you can. |
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Originally Posted By Kingsmen: Why is Bitcoin going on another run anyway? It had been left for dead the past few years and nobody was even talking about it anymore. Are people just buying it because they think the FED will make our money worthless or something? View Quote Bitcoin bubbles are an inevitable consequence of the design of the protocol. Bitcoin bubbles don't need a reason, they only need enough time and an excuse. |
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Originally Posted By SheltiePimp: Because major retailers, financial institutions, banks, travel companies, and just about anyone with technical foresight now sees it as a legitimate way to store and transfer wealth. Blockchain will change everyone's life. We are at the pre-Amazon/Google/Tesla IPO stage of Blockchain development, get in now if you can. View Quote the internet of money |
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Originally Posted By Knife_Sniper: No, why would you replace it with monopoly money which has lost more than 90% of it's value? Lend yourself money with the btc as a collateral and spend the useless USD and keep the BTC wrapped in smart contracts and keep it forever. Service the 2% loan with inflating USD and wait another few more years and boom take out another loan after BTC further appreciates. No taxable events occured. People just don't realize what we are sitting on. I took out a $600 dollar loan and paid for a gun I wanted. I never sold my ETH. It's at net 1% interest and since then it has gone up in value substantially. I pay the loan back on my time, when I want, and I retrieve my rapidly appreciating ETH. Without. A. Bank. This shit is gonna go bonkers in both value and tech disruption. Don't say we didn't warn you if you miss out. View Quote Wait. What? How do you do this? |
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Pick up that can.
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Originally Posted By Knife_Sniper: No, why would you replace it with monopoly money which has lost more than 90% of it's value? Lend yourself money with the btc as a collateral and spend the useless USD and keep the BTC wrapped in smart contracts and keep it forever. Service the 2% loan with inflating USD and wait another few more years and boom take out another loan after BTC further appreciates. No taxable events occured. People just don't realize what we are sitting on. I took out a $600 dollar loan and paid for a gun I wanted. I never sold my ETH. It's at net 1% interest and since then it has gone up in value substantially. I pay the loan back on my time, when I want, and I retrieve my rapidly appreciating ETH. Without. A. Bank. This shit is gonna go bonkers in both value and tech disruption. Don't say we didn't warn you if you miss out. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Originally Posted By Knife_Sniper: Originally Posted By JLPettimoreIII: and then sell? No, why would you replace it with monopoly money which has lost more than 90% of it's value? Lend yourself money with the btc as a collateral and spend the useless USD and keep the BTC wrapped in smart contracts and keep it forever. Service the 2% loan with inflating USD and wait another few more years and boom take out another loan after BTC further appreciates. No taxable events occured. People just don't realize what we are sitting on. I took out a $600 dollar loan and paid for a gun I wanted. I never sold my ETH. It's at net 1% interest and since then it has gone up in value substantially. I pay the loan back on my time, when I want, and I retrieve my rapidly appreciating ETH. Without. A. Bank. This shit is gonna go bonkers in both value and tech disruption. Don't say we didn't warn you if you miss out. FFS, Finally someone who gets it. Some people can't handle being their own bank. |
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Started buying it at around $70, bought more all the way up to $130. Haven't sold any yet, but used to offer my youngest $7 in cash to mow the lawn or $10 in btc. He always took the btc. He might be the highest paid lawn mower in history.
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I can picture in my mind a world without war, a world without hate. And I can picture us attacking that world, because they'd never expect it.
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There was supposed to be a Moon and I was promised many Lambos.
Still HODLing.... |
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"There is a time for peace and talk and reason; and then, at long last, and only with sadness of heart and mournful admission that all your wisdom and words have failed, you must go kill you some motherfuckers and set some of their shit on fire"
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Originally Posted By mmm_horsemeat: Started buying it at around $70, bought more all the way up to $130. Haven't sold any yet, but used to offer my youngest $7 in cash to mow the lawn or $10 in btc. He always took the btc. He might be the highest paid lawn mower in history. View Quote Friend of mine bought 20 bitcoin for $100 when he got drunk one night. He still has all those plus some more. |
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