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Tyrones Tots | r/bitcoin | Tyrones Tots | r/Bitcoin | 2024-25-05 |
Ok Gerald Gotten. | r/bitcoin | Ok Gerald Gotten. | r/Bitcoin | 2024-25-05 |
Lmfaoooo goooood for you man. | r/bitcoin | Lmfaoooo goooood for you man. | r/Bitcoin | 2024-25-05 |
Lol Cuba is run by a dictatorship, even more far fetched. Can't tell if you're being serious or not. | r/bitcoin | Lol Cuba is run by a dictatorship, even more far fetched. Can't tell if you're being serious or not. | r/Bitcoin | 2024-25-05 |
Eh, house prices have historically grown, and grown a lot.
Yes, Bitcoin is an excellent hedge against inflation and the flaws of fiat money, but that doesn’t mean you also shouldn’t participate in the game.
Debt is an extremely powerful weapon. Rich people use debt to be rich. There are no rich people that don’t have copious amounts of debt. That doesn’t mean they couldn’t pay off the debt if they didn’t want to. They choose not to because debt is a useful leverage to use.
Not knowing how to leverage debt to your advantage is poor mentality. | r/bitcoin | Eh, house prices have historically grown, and grown a lot.
Yes, Bitcoin is an excellent hedge against inflation and the flaws of fiat money, but that doesn’t mean you also shouldn’t participate in the game.
Debt is an extremely powerful weapon. Rich people use debt to be rich. There are no rich people that don’t have copious amounts of debt. That doesn’t mean they couldn’t pay off the debt if they didn’t want to. They choose not to because debt is a useful leverage to use.
Not knowing how to leverage debt to your advantage is poor mentality. | r/Bitcoin | 2024-25-05 |
I mean it’s not hard. 10m is like 120x from here. That’d be like ~150 trillion market cap. Spitballing here just doing quick mental estimates. | r/bitcoin | I mean it’s not hard. 10m is like 120x from here. That’d be like ~150 trillion market cap. Spitballing here just doing quick mental estimates. | r/Bitcoin | 2024-25-05 |
dollars won’t be worth much by then unfortunately | r/bitcoin | dollars won’t be worth much by then unfortunately | r/Bitcoin | 2024-25-05 |
You are delusion. In 10 years it will more likely hit 10 BILLION and I will start my charity for low IQ Redditor’s | r/bitcoin | You are delusion. In 10 years it will more likely hit 10 BILLION and I will start my charity for low IQ Redditor’s | r/Bitcoin | 2024-25-05 |
If Bitcoin hits $10,000,000 a loaf of bread will be $8000. | r/bitcoin | If Bitcoin hits $10,000,000 a loaf of bread will be $8000. | r/Bitcoin | 2024-25-05 |
Mugatu | r/bitcoin | Mugatu | r/Bitcoin | 2024-26-05 |
Another great DIY option :) | r/bitcoin | Another great DIY option :) | r/Bitcoin | 2024-24-05 |
What say you…. | r/bitcoin | What say you…. | r/Bitcoin | 2024-24-05 |
I second this.. If Bitcoin had no significance then nobody would really care about it. Now you have wall street and presidential candidates trying to get the upper hand over each other. It’s come a long way.. | r/bitcoin | I second this.. If Bitcoin had no significance then nobody would really care about it. Now you have wall street and presidential candidates trying to get the upper hand over each other. It’s come a long way.. | r/Bitcoin | 2024-24-05 |
That is a comment on bitcoin, I am seeking comment on etf…. | r/bitcoin | That is a comment on bitcoin, I am seeking comment on etf…. | r/Bitcoin | 2024-24-05 |
You r right but that is not relevant to the question asked…..
no one is doubting btc…. | r/bitcoin | You r right but that is not relevant to the question asked…..
no one is doubting btc…. | r/Bitcoin | 2024-24-05 |
Simply depends on how transparent they are. Unlike gold, the supply of bitcoin is known to all, bitcoin wallets, transaction, etc are all publicly viewable. | r/bitcoin | Simply depends on how transparent they are. Unlike gold, the supply of bitcoin is known to all, bitcoin wallets, transaction, etc are all publicly viewable. | r/Bitcoin | 2024-24-05 |
Again it is not bitcoin that is in question it is the etf | r/bitcoin | Again it is not bitcoin that is in question it is the etf | r/Bitcoin | 2024-24-05 |
Well they can destroy price discovery mechanisms for elongated period of time. | r/bitcoin | Well they can destroy price discovery mechanisms for elongated period of time. | r/Bitcoin | 2024-24-05 |
Is it in question or is your confidence in bitcoins resilience in question?
Only time will tell. If an etf can break bitcoin, it deserves to break. | r/bitcoin | Is it in question or is your confidence in bitcoins resilience in question?
Only time will tell. If an etf can break bitcoin, it deserves to break. | r/Bitcoin | 2024-24-05 |
If bitcoin was ever going to become as big as we all want it to become, then wall street was going to have to get involved at some point. This is just naturally the next step. You have to embrace that the rich and wall street are going to get involve in ANYTHING that has value in the world. The spot ETF approvals show that they care about bitcoin now. There was never a choice and there will always be manipulation.
Saylor says it best. You must have laser eyes. Don't look at the day to day price action, HODL forever. You will be rewarded. | r/bitcoin | If bitcoin was ever going to become as big as we all want it to become, then wall street was going to have to get involved at some point. This is just naturally the next step. You have to embrace that the rich and wall street are going to get involve in ANYTHING that has value in the world. The spot ETF approvals show that they care about bitcoin now. There was never a choice and there will always be manipulation.
Saylor says it best. You must have laser eyes. Don't look at the day to day price action, HODL forever. You will be rewarded. | r/Bitcoin | 2024-24-05 |
It’s too easy to call your bitcoins via first layer idk how long they can manipulate it. It’s good for your Roth IRA | r/bitcoin | It’s too easy to call your bitcoins via first layer idk how long they can manipulate it. It’s good for your Roth IRA | r/Bitcoin | 2024-24-05 |
The etf:s are quite heavily regulated and monitored. | r/bitcoin | The etf:s are quite heavily regulated and monitored. | r/Bitcoin | 2024-24-05 |
BTC hasn't passed the Durability test. It's still early. | r/bitcoin | BTC hasn't passed the Durability test. It's still early. | r/Bitcoin | 2024-24-05 |
You have gotten 2 answers, you just dident like them. | r/bitcoin | You have gotten 2 answers, you just dident like them. | r/Bitcoin | 2024-24-05 |
It is not easy for ETF issuers to manipulate the market due to the incentive structure.
There are multiple Bitcoin ETFs within the US. So if BlackRock tries to manipulate, people will just move to another ETF issuer. The ETF flows and addresses are being constantly monitored by the people and firms within the Bitcoin community, so it will be hard to manipulate.
Now that Hong Kong ETFs are in, there is an incentive for the US ETFs to keep up. If they try to issue paper BTC, the true asset will go to other countries (I believe the Hong Kong ETF allows for Bitcoin <-> ETF interchangeability; I might be wrong). Unlike gold, the transportation of Bitcoin is easy globally. So if one country manipulates, other countries will scoop up the Bitcoin. More countries will catch up and issue their ETFs in the future.
If the ETF whales were to dump the market and try to manipulate it, the underlying asset would simply go to the retail investors since it is easy to buy Bitcoin.
As people start becoming comfortable with Bitcoin, the ETF issuers will have a hard time retaining customers. That is because, the customers can easily decide to buy the underlying asset and keep it in self-custody, instead of paying fees on the ETFs. This will make the ETF issuers work for the customers instead of them trying to manipulate.
With that being said, I still think that it is better to be paranoid and prepared instead of trusting the ETF institutions. Stay humble and stack sats - and don't forget to self-custody! | r/bitcoin | It is not easy for ETF issuers to manipulate the market due to the incentive structure.
There are multiple Bitcoin ETFs within the US. So if BlackRock tries to manipulate, people will just move to another ETF issuer. The ETF flows and addresses are being constantly monitored by the people and firms within the Bitcoin community, so it will be hard to manipulate.
Now that Hong Kong ETFs are in, there is an incentive for the US ETFs to keep up. If they try to issue paper BTC, the true asset will go to other countries (I believe the Hong Kong ETF allows for Bitcoin <-> ETF interchangeability; I might be wrong). Unlike gold, the transportation of Bitcoin is easy globally. So if one country manipulates, other countries will scoop up the Bitcoin. More countries will catch up and issue their ETFs in the future.
If the ETF whales were to dump the market and try to manipulate it, the underlying asset would simply go to the retail investors since it is easy to buy Bitcoin.
As people start becoming comfortable with Bitcoin, the ETF issuers will have a hard time retaining customers. That is because, the customers can easily decide to buy the underlying asset and keep it in self-custody, instead of paying fees on the ETFs. This will make the ETF issuers work for the customers instead of them trying to manipulate.
With that being said, I still think that it is better to be paranoid and prepared instead of trusting the ETF institutions. Stay humble and stack sats - and don't forget to self-custody! | r/Bitcoin | 2024-24-05 |
Bitcoin ETF is a really great addition to my tax advantaged accounts! It gives me the ability to trade in those accounts without having to be as mindful of fees and capital gains. I'm still researching the crypto related ETFs that aren't just Bitcoin.
I was looking last night, and apparently there are IRAs where you can buy Bitcoin directly. The original contribution is FDIC insured for some of them JIC something happens to the Bitcoin.
You do have to pay attention to who the custodian of the Bitcoin is. I would prefer to pay slightly higher in fees for a fund that keeps their stack in cold wallet trusts vs any CEX. | r/bitcoin | Bitcoin ETF is a really great addition to my tax advantaged accounts! It gives me the ability to trade in those accounts without having to be as mindful of fees and capital gains. I'm still researching the crypto related ETFs that aren't just Bitcoin.
I was looking last night, and apparently there are IRAs where you can buy Bitcoin directly. The original contribution is FDIC insured for some of them JIC something happens to the Bitcoin.
You do have to pay attention to who the custodian of the Bitcoin is. I would prefer to pay slightly higher in fees for a fund that keeps their stack in cold wallet trusts vs any CEX. | r/Bitcoin | 2024-24-05 |
Plan and simple, it drives the psychology of acceptance and adoption. It also provides access to a ton of capital that cannot custody directly. It is a vital step in becoming mainstream. We can’t continue to hang on the fringes, must be part of mainstream finance | r/bitcoin | Plan and simple, it drives the psychology of acceptance and adoption. It also provides access to a ton of capital that cannot custody directly. It is a vital step in becoming mainstream. We can’t continue to hang on the fringes, must be part of mainstream finance | r/Bitcoin | 2024-24-05 |
The ETF's are centralizing power and could create risks in the future | r/bitcoin | The ETF's are centralizing power and could create risks in the future | r/Bitcoin | 2024-24-05 |
Dozens of spot Bitcoin ETFs have already existed in many nations around the world for almost 4 years now, yet none of that has happened.
The US is a much larger market of course, but that alone isn't a reason for expecting market manipulation suddenly. If anything, that might make it harder to pull off now.
There are a LOT of people who will never own a Bitcoin wallet or set up an exchange account, yet are interested enough to buy an ETF inside their existing investment portfolio that is held within their familiar brokerage institution that they've been using for like 20+ years.
And they love saving money on capital gains taxes. Or even just getting the broker tax reports to simplify doing their taxes if needed.
And they fear self-custody: screwing something up themselves, or getting scammed resulting in losing access. Or even their beneficiaries not being able to access their inheritance upon death (or just the thought of them stressing about it).
Plus institutional investments add a whole new layer, with companies like Fidelity adding up to 2-3% Bitcoin ETFs into their own generic market-index all-in-one investment ETFs. This makes their huge customer base into Bitcoin owners whether they've even heard of it or not. This effect might accelerate things significantly. | r/bitcoin | Dozens of spot Bitcoin ETFs have already existed in many nations around the world for almost 4 years now, yet none of that has happened.
The US is a much larger market of course, but that alone isn't a reason for expecting market manipulation suddenly. If anything, that might make it harder to pull off now.
There are a LOT of people who will never own a Bitcoin wallet or set up an exchange account, yet are interested enough to buy an ETF inside their existing investment portfolio that is held within their familiar brokerage institution that they've been using for like 20+ years.
And they love saving money on capital gains taxes. Or even just getting the broker tax reports to simplify doing their taxes if needed.
And they fear self-custody: screwing something up themselves, or getting scammed resulting in losing access. Or even their beneficiaries not being able to access their inheritance upon death (or just the thought of them stressing about it).
Plus institutional investments add a whole new layer, with companies like Fidelity adding up to 2-3% Bitcoin ETFs into their own generic market-index all-in-one investment ETFs. This makes their huge customer base into Bitcoin owners whether they've even heard of it or not. This effect might accelerate things significantly. | r/Bitcoin | 2024-24-05 |
The ETF is good as long as most people are doing self custody.
If everyone decides to own the etf over self custody, it can go the way of gold. | r/bitcoin | The ETF is good as long as most people are doing self custody.
If everyone decides to own the etf over self custody, it can go the way of gold. | r/Bitcoin | 2024-24-05 |
Gold crabbed for a few months then went on a decade-long bull run after ETF approval. | r/bitcoin | Gold crabbed for a few months then went on a decade-long bull run after ETF approval. | r/Bitcoin | 2024-24-05 |
You trying to gatekeep what people do with their bitcoin? | r/bitcoin | You trying to gatekeep what people do with their bitcoin? | r/Bitcoin | 2024-24-05 |
If Bitcoin is ever to reach what most people would consider to be true global adoption, and reach the market cap milestones we all dream about, it must integrate with Tradfi.
There will absolutely be market manipulation (and there already has been), and your concerns about coinbase are also correct. 👍
And yet, this is the path to growth and true global adoption. | r/bitcoin | If Bitcoin is ever to reach what most people would consider to be true global adoption, and reach the market cap milestones we all dream about, it must integrate with Tradfi.
There will absolutely be market manipulation (and there already has been), and your concerns about coinbase are also correct. 👍
And yet, this is the path to growth and true global adoption. | r/Bitcoin | 2024-24-05 |
If you need convincing then I highly suggest you DYOR | r/bitcoin | If you need convincing then I highly suggest you DYOR | r/Bitcoin | 2024-24-05 |
Except being the custodian for some of them | r/bitcoin | Except being the custodian for some of them | r/Bitcoin | 2024-24-05 |
My comment on the ETFs, it's great for people who wouldn't normally buy BTC get price exposure. There's also tax advantages of buying the ETF inside a retirement account, zero cap gains. Most of the ETFs publish their wallet addresses because it gives a competitive edge against the ones that don't and inspires confidence in customers to buy the spot BTC product. As for trading, these asset managers are not allowed to trade their customer's assets period. It is illegal. They make money from management fees, that is all. | r/bitcoin | My comment on the ETFs, it's great for people who wouldn't normally buy BTC get price exposure. There's also tax advantages of buying the ETF inside a retirement account, zero cap gains. Most of the ETFs publish their wallet addresses because it gives a competitive edge against the ones that don't and inspires confidence in customers to buy the spot BTC product. As for trading, these asset managers are not allowed to trade their customer's assets period. It is illegal. They make money from management fees, that is all. | r/Bitcoin | 2024-24-05 |
> good
By providing a regulatory proxy it gives more people access to bitcoin through a regulatory proxy. They hold bitcoin through one degree of separation. The more registered voters that have exposure to bitcoin, the harder it is for regulators to ban it.
> bad
Congress members can trade in ETFs, while it was a bit questionable if they could trade on exchanges and bitcoin "staking". Basically anything that Congress participates in can be corrupted. Now with the ETFs, members of congress can buy a few hundred billion bitcoin ETF shorts, then make regulation to try to drive the price of bitcoin down.
Another form of attack is to buy stock in the companies that manage the ETFs then make self custodianship illegal to drive holders into the ETFs raising the price of the management company stocks. | r/bitcoin | > good
By providing a regulatory proxy it gives more people access to bitcoin through a regulatory proxy. They hold bitcoin through one degree of separation. The more registered voters that have exposure to bitcoin, the harder it is for regulators to ban it.
> bad
Congress members can trade in ETFs, while it was a bit questionable if they could trade on exchanges and bitcoin "staking". Basically anything that Congress participates in can be corrupted. Now with the ETFs, members of congress can buy a few hundred billion bitcoin ETF shorts, then make regulation to try to drive the price of bitcoin down.
Another form of attack is to buy stock in the companies that manage the ETFs then make self custodianship illegal to drive holders into the ETFs raising the price of the management company stocks. | r/Bitcoin | 2024-24-05 |
number go up | r/bitcoin | number go up | r/Bitcoin | 2024-25-05 |
Hmm, well. Bitcoin is either going to b worth millions or worth nothing. I have spent hundreds of hours learning and have found no evidence that bitcoin will fail anytime in my lifetime. I’ve only found evidence that strengthens my conviction. | r/bitcoin | Hmm, well. Bitcoin is either going to b worth millions or worth nothing. I have spent hundreds of hours learning and have found no evidence that bitcoin will fail anytime in my lifetime. I’ve only found evidence that strengthens my conviction. | r/Bitcoin | 2024-25-05 |
I ain’t buying that shit. I hold real BTC. Why would I be concerned what they’re doing on paper when they always have and will play stupid games. | r/bitcoin | I ain’t buying that shit. I hold real BTC. Why would I be concerned what they’re doing on paper when they always have and will play stupid games. | r/Bitcoin | 2024-25-05 |
Exactly. I know at least one ETF published their address so that's reasonably trustworthy | r/bitcoin | Exactly. I know at least one ETF published their address so that's reasonably trustworthy | r/Bitcoin | 2024-25-05 |
As the block size war of 2017 has demonstrated, hard forks get wrecked even if you have the majority of corporations backing it. Bitcoin is sufficiently decentralized and is legally considered a commodity.
Even if there were a successful split to PoS somehow, many (most?) bitcoiners would stay with the PoW version, which will ultimately win out against a chain that has demonstrated subservience to blackrock because that defeats the purpose of neutral money | r/bitcoin | As the block size war of 2017 has demonstrated, hard forks get wrecked even if you have the majority of corporations backing it. Bitcoin is sufficiently decentralized and is legally considered a commodity.
Even if there were a successful split to PoS somehow, many (most?) bitcoiners would stay with the PoW version, which will ultimately win out against a chain that has demonstrated subservience to blackrock because that defeats the purpose of neutral money | r/Bitcoin | 2024-25-05 |
> hard forks get wrecked even if you have the majority of corporations backing it
I'm not convinced of this. That is why I still believe it's a risk
> because that defeats the purpose of neutral money
This why I advocate for people to understand the meaning and value of *decentralization* | r/bitcoin | > hard forks get wrecked even if you have the majority of corporations backing it
I'm not convinced of this. That is why I still believe it's a risk
> because that defeats the purpose of neutral money
This why I advocate for people to understand the meaning and value of *decentralization* | r/Bitcoin | 2024-25-05 |
And the ETFs will fail just like SBF | r/bitcoin | And the ETFs will fail just like SBF | r/Bitcoin | 2024-25-05 |
Reality is approximately 20-30 years left on this planet given family history.
Looking to buy "forever" home
Thoughts on liquidation of BTC to use as down payment or outright cash purchase of home, vs leaving BTC to kids?
| r/bitcoin | Reality is approximately 20-30 years left on this planet given family history.
Looking to buy "forever" home
Thoughts on liquidation of BTC to use as down payment or outright cash purchase of home, vs leaving BTC to kids?
| r/Bitcoin | 2024-24-05 |
I'm 40, just bought my forever home 2 years ago , got wife + 2 kids 9 and 7. I plan to be in this home for at least the next 15 years.
Here's what I suggest - Get your forever home, you'll be happy you did. It brings extreme joy to have a home you know you'll be in for a very long time. You get to garden and fix things up knowing you'll enjoy them and be proud of what you live in. I bought my home and immediately took out a 0% interest synchrony bank loan and got a new roof and new HVAC (only works for home renovations if you own the home and have a history of home ownership). But I know it's worth it because it'll protect my house and my family (also the roof was shit and HVAC was like 30+ years old)
But just do the 20% down payment. At 7-8% interest on the mortgage, I'm sure you'll have opportunity to be able to refinance down the line at a lower %, but even at 7-8%, on a long enough time horizon, bitcoin is going to crush that 7% interest rate.
Basically - do you want a guaranteed return of 7%, or do you want what bitcoin offers? With inflation and the USA debt the way things are, I'm going with bitcoin. I did the 20% down and I don't have enough BTC to pay off my mortgage entirely but I could certainly pay down a huge chunk. In the past 2 years I'm certainly glad I kept my money and energy in bitcoin. And I'm willing to bet that in 5 years, I'll be really glad I kept the bitcoin. | r/bitcoin | I'm 40, just bought my forever home 2 years ago , got wife + 2 kids 9 and 7. I plan to be in this home for at least the next 15 years.
Here's what I suggest - Get your forever home, you'll be happy you did. It brings extreme joy to have a home you know you'll be in for a very long time. You get to garden and fix things up knowing you'll enjoy them and be proud of what you live in. I bought my home and immediately took out a 0% interest synchrony bank loan and got a new roof and new HVAC (only works for home renovations if you own the home and have a history of home ownership). But I know it's worth it because it'll protect my house and my family (also the roof was shit and HVAC was like 30+ years old)
But just do the 20% down payment. At 7-8% interest on the mortgage, I'm sure you'll have opportunity to be able to refinance down the line at a lower %, but even at 7-8%, on a long enough time horizon, bitcoin is going to crush that 7% interest rate.
Basically - do you want a guaranteed return of 7%, or do you want what bitcoin offers? With inflation and the USA debt the way things are, I'm going with bitcoin. I did the 20% down and I don't have enough BTC to pay off my mortgage entirely but I could certainly pay down a huge chunk. In the past 2 years I'm certainly glad I kept my money and energy in bitcoin. And I'm willing to bet that in 5 years, I'll be really glad I kept the bitcoin. | r/Bitcoin | 2024-24-05 |
Rather than rewrite my prior post, i will just link it to respond to your question:
[https://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/comments/1cu4ksc/comment/l4gm5dt/?utm\_source=share&utm\_medium=web3x&utm\_name=web3xcss&utm\_term=1&utm\_content=share\_button](https://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/comments/1cu4ksc/comment/l4gm5dt/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=web3x&utm_name=web3xcss&utm_term=1&utm_content=share_button) | r/bitcoin | Rather than rewrite my prior post, i will just link it to respond to your question:
[https://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/comments/1cu4ksc/comment/l4gm5dt/?utm\_source=share&utm\_medium=web3x&utm\_name=web3xcss&utm\_term=1&utm\_content=share\_button](https://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/comments/1cu4ksc/comment/l4gm5dt/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=web3x&utm_name=web3xcss&utm_term=1&utm_content=share_button) | r/Bitcoin | 2024-24-05 |
Take care of your health and you might have more | r/bitcoin | Take care of your health and you might have more | r/Bitcoin | 2024-24-05 |
I'm in a similar boat so let me just put out some questions I ask myself:
Do I need a forever home right now or can I wait till mid-2025 or 2026?
How much of my other assets could I liquidate before selling any BTC?
Can I collateralize some BTC, through DeFi for example, to get the house and make payments on both the mortgage and the BTC loan?
I already know I want to have a forever home, but I also know I can wait a little longer, because I really want to have some long-term BTC holdings into my twilight years. | r/bitcoin | I'm in a similar boat so let me just put out some questions I ask myself:
Do I need a forever home right now or can I wait till mid-2025 or 2026?
How much of my other assets could I liquidate before selling any BTC?
Can I collateralize some BTC, through DeFi for example, to get the house and make payments on both the mortgage and the BTC loan?
I already know I want to have a forever home, but I also know I can wait a little longer, because I really want to have some long-term BTC holdings into my twilight years. | r/Bitcoin | 2024-24-05 |
Plot twist OP is already 90yr old | r/bitcoin | Plot twist OP is already 90yr old | r/Bitcoin | 2024-24-05 |
Thanks, coojw. This is very helpful. Have a good weekend. | r/bitcoin | Thanks, coojw. This is very helpful. Have a good weekend. | r/Bitcoin | 2024-24-05 |
Ha ha !!!! I feel like it. | r/bitcoin | Ha ha !!!! I feel like it. | r/Bitcoin | 2024-24-05 |
View it here and give heart breaking feedback pls
[https://newhedge.io/terminal/bitcoin](https://newhedge.io/terminal/bitcoin) | r/bitcoin | View it here and give heart breaking feedback pls
[https://newhedge.io/terminal/bitcoin](https://newhedge.io/terminal/bitcoin) | r/Bitcoin | 2024-24-05 |
Ramp crypto exchange under charged
Now they want me to send the difference back or they we’ll move forward with legal action
Is that possible the fault is there own not mine | r/bitcoin | Ramp crypto exchange under charged
Now they want me to send the difference back or they we’ll move forward with legal action
Is that possible the fault is there own not mine | r/Bitcoin | 2024-24-05 |
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View it here and give heart breaking feedback pls, let's make it perfect
[https://newhedge.io/terminal/bitcoin](https://newhedge.io/terminal/bitcoin) | r/bitcoin | View it here and give heart breaking feedback pls, let's make it perfect
[https://newhedge.io/terminal/bitcoin](https://newhedge.io/terminal/bitcoin) | r/Bitcoin | 2024-24-05 |
Interesting, it might happen in the future! | r/bitcoin | Interesting, it might happen in the future! | r/Bitcoin | 2024-24-05 |
I dont agree with how dominance is calculated. All else look s good. | r/bitcoin | I dont agree with how dominance is calculated. All else look s good. | r/Bitcoin | 2024-24-05 |
Thanks :) | r/bitcoin | Thanks :) | r/Bitcoin | 2024-24-05 |
Very sleek, bookmarked the site | r/bitcoin | Very sleek, bookmarked the site | r/Bitcoin | 2024-24-05 |
Pretty sure Bloomberg already has their own bitcoin terminal which is internal. For everyone else there's coinmarketcap and tradingview | r/bitcoin | Pretty sure Bloomberg already has their own bitcoin terminal which is internal. For everyone else there's coinmarketcap and tradingview | r/Bitcoin | 2024-24-05 |
Need to be able to switch to log scale and the chart should show the halvings as vertical lines or event flags | r/bitcoin | Need to be able to switch to log scale and the chart should show the halvings as vertical lines or event flags | r/Bitcoin | 2024-24-05 |
Looks good. Love the design. Similar to https://bitbo.io/ | r/bitcoin | Looks good. Love the design. Similar to https://bitbo.io/ | r/Bitcoin | 2024-25-05 |
Change the start for
"When bitcoin gets...." | r/bitcoin | Change the start for
"When bitcoin gets...." | r/Bitcoin | 2024-25-05 |
Add days till next halving into the supply section | r/bitcoin | Add days till next halving into the supply section | r/Bitcoin | 2024-25-05 |
Clark Moody's Bitcoin dashboard is the GOAT or GTFO | r/bitcoin | Clark Moody's Bitcoin dashboard is the GOAT or GTFO | r/Bitcoin | 2024-29-05 |
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Cold some one please explain how to use the lighting network iv been currently using kraken to purchase and transfer to cold storage. But can't seen to use the lighting network. As fees are taking a big hit.
I'm fairly confident with what I'm doing but starting to satck now regularly and uping my DCA volume. Any help would be great.
Said last year was going start doing this but didnt
didn't.. this year have more disposable income so though sod it,, I'm getting on the ride for at least 15 years lol
Thanks | r/bitcoin | Cold some one please explain how to use the lighting network iv been currently using kraken to purchase and transfer to cold storage. But can't seen to use the lighting network. As fees are taking a big hit.
I'm fairly confident with what I'm doing but starting to satck now regularly and uping my DCA volume. Any help would be great.
Said last year was going start doing this but didnt
didn't.. this year have more disposable income so though sod it,, I'm getting on the ride for at least 15 years lol
Thanks | r/Bitcoin | 2024-24-05 |
I wanted to make a step by step guide to creating a good multisig wallet setup. It's not perfect, but will certainly suffice for increased security. I don't want to get into the nitty gritty details of "why this? why that?" and "how do I make it better?" or "how does this conceptually work?" Just a simple. straight forward. adequate multisig.
1) buy 3 coldcard mk4's. buy a green one, blue one and a red one.
2) buy a microSD unless you already have one
2b) maybe obvious, but ensure you can connect it to your computer, as a macbook user I needed a dongle
3) you probably already have one, but a usbc charger/power supply for the mk4s. HOWEVER, do not use your computer as the power supply, so basically outlet to usbc.
4) ensure your computer can install and run Sparrow Wallet software (can't imagine why it couldn't)
5) once you receive your mk4's, set up one at a time.
NOTE: NEVER CONNECT YOUR mk4s TO YOUR COMPUTER
for the first mk4 setup:
5a) plug usbc power supply to the top of it (DO NOT CONNECT TO THE COMPUTER). I can't remember the exact initial pin code setup but setup your pin code/pin codes
5b) select "New wallet" ? I think it's "New Wallet." They might've called it something else on the newer makes. Should be the first option on the main menu. 24 seed phrase should suffice
5c) write down all 24 words of the seed phrase, it will quiz you to ensure you wrote them down correctly
5d) once done with the seed phrase, insert microSD into side of wallet
5e) go to Settings, Multisig Wallets, Export XPUB, read through if you'd like, press check mark, take note of which color mk4 has which xpub filename, eject microsd
5f) make it back to the main menu and select "Secure logout," disconnect from usbc power supply
6,7) repeat step 5 for your other two mk4s
8) insert microSD into computer
9) on computer install Sparrow Wallet software, open it
10) file -> New Wallet, call the wallet "Triforce"
11) Change Policy Type to "Multi Signature"
12) Change cosigners to 2 / 3
13) Script Type, Native Segwit
14) You'll see three tabs in the Keystores section, for each one, click Airgapped Hardware Wallet, Coldcard multisig, find your microSD and select one of the public keys. If you uploaded the green mk4's xpub, give it the label "Courage," if blue "Wisdom" and if red, "Power"
15) After you've imported all 3 xpubs, click Apply (this creates the wallet). Add a password for the wallet if you want
16) Now you have to make all three wallets aware of the multisig setup. In Sparrow: File, Export Wallet, Export File next to "Coldcard multisig", Save it onto your microSD. take note of the filename. I think it will have a .txt extension
17a) plug one of your mk4's back into the usbc power supply (NOT THE COMPUTER)
17b) insert microSD into the mk4
17c) go to Settings, Multisig Wallets, Import from SD, it will probably say there's only one file to pick, regardless locate the file saved in step 16 and select it, read through if you want, click check mark button
17d) make it back to the main menu and select "Secure Logout", disconnect from power supply
18,19) repeat step 17 for other two mk4s
Now the fun part of testing everything
20) In sparrow for your new wallet, click "Receive" on the left, use that QR code to send a small amount of bitcoin from an exchange or any other wallet. Note that you might want to pay a slightly higher fee just to get this transaction through so you can continue testing
21) wait for the transaction to make it onto the blockchain, and that it shows in the Sparrow "Transactions" tab of your new wallet. i.e. the balance of your wallet
22) close your wallet, re-open it by File -> open wallet
23) close your wallet again, find the location of the wallet file on your computer and delete it
23) repeat steps 10 through 15 to restore the wallet
24) ensure that the balance in the wallet is the amount you sent it in step 20
Now to sign and send a transaction
25) In Sparrow click the "Send" tab on the left. Pay to whatever address you want. You can even use the drop down arrow and click "Triforce (consolidation)" just to send it to yourself. Give it a Label. Select an amount to send. Slide the range slider to make the fee about 50 sats/vB or really whatever will get the transaction through quickly.. we don't want to wait hours for this test to complete
26) "Create Transaction"
27) I honestly can't remember how to use Sparrow, but basically you're going to save this transaction on your microSD as a file. I think there's an option like "save" or "export" to a file or something. Save in on your microSD
28) Now remove your microSD from your computer
29a) plug one of your mk4's into the USBC power supply (DO NOT CONNECT IT TO THE COMPUTER)
29b) insert the microSD
29c) click "Ready to Sign"
29d) I can't remember the prompts but it's very likely it will find the transaction file itself, locate the transaction file saved in step 27, read through all the wording and explanation, click check mark button to sign the transaction
29e) *take note* of the new transaction file's name. It will create a new file on your microSD with a new name, it will probably be something like {original filename}-part-2 or something like that. it will show it on the mk4's screen
29f) I believe it will take you back to the main menu, go down to Secure Logout, disconnect mk4 from power supply
29g) remove microSD
30) repeat step 29 for a different mk4. *it will create yet another transaction file like in 29e, this is the important one* the filename will probably be something like {name}-2-part. something
31) now you've signed the transaction with 2 (of 3) mk4s.
32) insert microSD into computer
33) make sure your computer in connected to the internet, no vpn, maybe close sparrow and re-open. in Sparrow Wallet, file, open transaction, file. select the transaction file that's been signed twice, the importan one from step 30
34) Ensure your computer is connected to the internet, no vpn, and sparrow should have a large "Broadcast" button. If it doesn't, try closing the transaction, check your internet connection and open the signed transaction file again. For whatever reason, I had to close Sparrow and reopen it and the transaction
35) Once you broadcast it, you can copy the transaction ID at the top, and put it into mempool dot space or wherever you like watching blockchain transactions
36) ensure that your transaction makes it on to the blockchain, it should show up in Sparrow's "transactions" tab for your wallet, and your done
That's pretty much it for testing
37) Keep your 3 xpubs on your microSD. Also save them onto your computer and another backup drive, usb, or wherever else. If someone were to find them, they could potentially see how much bitcoin you have, but they can not access the bitcoin, so your funds are safe. However, it's important that you have all 3 xpubs in case you need to recreate your wallet somewhere else (as was exercised in step 23)
38) perhaps you can find a couple of trustworthy family members and/or friends to each hold one of your mk4s, so you've eliminated robbery risk and "your home burns down" risk | r/bitcoin | I wanted to make a step by step guide to creating a good multisig wallet setup. It's not perfect, but will certainly suffice for increased security. I don't want to get into the nitty gritty details of "why this? why that?" and "how do I make it better?" or "how does this conceptually work?" Just a simple. straight forward. adequate multisig.
1) buy 3 coldcard mk4's. buy a green one, blue one and a red one.
2) buy a microSD unless you already have one
2b) maybe obvious, but ensure you can connect it to your computer, as a macbook user I needed a dongle
3) you probably already have one, but a usbc charger/power supply for the mk4s. HOWEVER, do not use your computer as the power supply, so basically outlet to usbc.
4) ensure your computer can install and run Sparrow Wallet software (can't imagine why it couldn't)
5) once you receive your mk4's, set up one at a time.
NOTE: NEVER CONNECT YOUR mk4s TO YOUR COMPUTER
for the first mk4 setup:
5a) plug usbc power supply to the top of it (DO NOT CONNECT TO THE COMPUTER). I can't remember the exact initial pin code setup but setup your pin code/pin codes
5b) select "New wallet" ? I think it's "New Wallet." They might've called it something else on the newer makes. Should be the first option on the main menu. 24 seed phrase should suffice
5c) write down all 24 words of the seed phrase, it will quiz you to ensure you wrote them down correctly
5d) once done with the seed phrase, insert microSD into side of wallet
5e) go to Settings, Multisig Wallets, Export XPUB, read through if you'd like, press check mark, take note of which color mk4 has which xpub filename, eject microsd
5f) make it back to the main menu and select "Secure logout," disconnect from usbc power supply
6,7) repeat step 5 for your other two mk4s
8) insert microSD into computer
9) on computer install Sparrow Wallet software, open it
10) file -> New Wallet, call the wallet "Triforce"
11) Change Policy Type to "Multi Signature"
12) Change cosigners to 2 / 3
13) Script Type, Native Segwit
14) You'll see three tabs in the Keystores section, for each one, click Airgapped Hardware Wallet, Coldcard multisig, find your microSD and select one of the public keys. If you uploaded the green mk4's xpub, give it the label "Courage," if blue "Wisdom" and if red, "Power"
15) After you've imported all 3 xpubs, click Apply (this creates the wallet). Add a password for the wallet if you want
16) Now you have to make all three wallets aware of the multisig setup. In Sparrow: File, Export Wallet, Export File next to "Coldcard multisig", Save it onto your microSD. take note of the filename. I think it will have a .txt extension
17a) plug one of your mk4's back into the usbc power supply (NOT THE COMPUTER)
17b) insert microSD into the mk4
17c) go to Settings, Multisig Wallets, Import from SD, it will probably say there's only one file to pick, regardless locate the file saved in step 16 and select it, read through if you want, click check mark button
17d) make it back to the main menu and select "Secure Logout", disconnect from power supply
18,19) repeat step 17 for other two mk4s
Now the fun part of testing everything
20) In sparrow for your new wallet, click "Receive" on the left, use that QR code to send a small amount of bitcoin from an exchange or any other wallet. Note that you might want to pay a slightly higher fee just to get this transaction through so you can continue testing
21) wait for the transaction to make it onto the blockchain, and that it shows in the Sparrow "Transactions" tab of your new wallet. i.e. the balance of your wallet
22) close your wallet, re-open it by File -> open wallet
23) close your wallet again, find the location of the wallet file on your computer and delete it
23) repeat steps 10 through 15 to restore the wallet
24) ensure that the balance in the wallet is the amount you sent it in step 20
Now to sign and send a transaction
25) In Sparrow click the "Send" tab on the left. Pay to whatever address you want. You can even use the drop down arrow and click "Triforce (consolidation)" just to send it to yourself. Give it a Label. Select an amount to send. Slide the range slider to make the fee about 50 sats/vB or really whatever will get the transaction through quickly.. we don't want to wait hours for this test to complete
26) "Create Transaction"
27) I honestly can't remember how to use Sparrow, but basically you're going to save this transaction on your microSD as a file. I think there's an option like "save" or "export" to a file or something. Save in on your microSD
28) Now remove your microSD from your computer
29a) plug one of your mk4's into the USBC power supply (DO NOT CONNECT IT TO THE COMPUTER)
29b) insert the microSD
29c) click "Ready to Sign"
29d) I can't remember the prompts but it's very likely it will find the transaction file itself, locate the transaction file saved in step 27, read through all the wording and explanation, click check mark button to sign the transaction
29e) *take note* of the new transaction file's name. It will create a new file on your microSD with a new name, it will probably be something like {original filename}-part-2 or something like that. it will show it on the mk4's screen
29f) I believe it will take you back to the main menu, go down to Secure Logout, disconnect mk4 from power supply
29g) remove microSD
30) repeat step 29 for a different mk4. *it will create yet another transaction file like in 29e, this is the important one* the filename will probably be something like {name}-2-part. something
31) now you've signed the transaction with 2 (of 3) mk4s.
32) insert microSD into computer
33) make sure your computer in connected to the internet, no vpn, maybe close sparrow and re-open. in Sparrow Wallet, file, open transaction, file. select the transaction file that's been signed twice, the importan one from step 30
34) Ensure your computer is connected to the internet, no vpn, and sparrow should have a large "Broadcast" button. If it doesn't, try closing the transaction, check your internet connection and open the signed transaction file again. For whatever reason, I had to close Sparrow and reopen it and the transaction
35) Once you broadcast it, you can copy the transaction ID at the top, and put it into mempool dot space or wherever you like watching blockchain transactions
36) ensure that your transaction makes it on to the blockchain, it should show up in Sparrow's "transactions" tab for your wallet, and your done
That's pretty much it for testing
37) Keep your 3 xpubs on your microSD. Also save them onto your computer and another backup drive, usb, or wherever else. If someone were to find them, they could potentially see how much bitcoin you have, but they can not access the bitcoin, so your funds are safe. However, it's important that you have all 3 xpubs in case you need to recreate your wallet somewhere else (as was exercised in step 23)
38) perhaps you can find a couple of trustworthy family members and/or friends to each hold one of your mk4s, so you've eliminated robbery risk and "your home burns down" risk | r/Bitcoin | 2024-24-05 |
Amazing thank you so much | r/bitcoin | Amazing thank you so much | r/Bitcoin | 2024-03-06 |
Is it good time to buy bitcoin ?
| r/bitcoin | Is it good time to buy bitcoin ?
| r/Bitcoin | 2024-24-05 |
You're asking this in the wrong sub | r/bitcoin | You're asking this in the wrong sub | r/Bitcoin | 2024-24-05 |
guys ive made about 134k off bitcoin investments so far , do i invest all of 134k aud and sell when the price hits 110k aud or do you think itll drop lower ? first time asking this sub so give me something worthy | r/bitcoin | guys ive made about 134k off bitcoin investments so far , do i invest all of 134k aud and sell when the price hits 110k aud or do you think itll drop lower ? first time asking this sub so give me something worthy | r/Bitcoin | 2024-24-05 |
DYOR. | r/bitcoin | DYOR. | r/Bitcoin | 2024-24-05 |
Definitely | r/bitcoin | Definitely | r/Bitcoin | 2024-24-05 |
Sounds like you’re a gambler | r/bitcoin | Sounds like you’re a gambler | r/Bitcoin | 2024-24-05 |
Yet another dumb post | r/bitcoin | Yet another dumb post | r/Bitcoin | 2024-24-05 |
Hey,
Today, Bitcoin’s intrinsic value is still lower than its market value, so you should definitely hold/buy BTC. If you need more information about how I know the intrinsic value, send me a private message and I ll share my analysis to you.
Best. | r/bitcoin | Hey,
Today, Bitcoin’s intrinsic value is still lower than its market value, so you should definitely hold/buy BTC. If you need more information about how I know the intrinsic value, send me a private message and I ll share my analysis to you.
Best. | r/Bitcoin | 2024-24-05 |
Wrong sub pal | r/bitcoin | Wrong sub pal | r/Bitcoin | 2024-24-05 |
Go away | r/bitcoin | Go away | r/Bitcoin | 2024-24-05 |
And how we as society react to "predictable" prices | r/bitcoin | And how we as society react to "predictable" prices | r/Bitcoin | 2024-24-05 |
lol | r/bitcoin | lol | r/Bitcoin | 2024-25-05 |
Lol but all of them have different standards. | r/bitcoin | Lol but all of them have different standards. | r/Bitcoin | 2024-25-05 |
This translates to buy btc now. | r/bitcoin | This translates to buy btc now. | r/Bitcoin | 2024-24-05 |
Ja naturlich | r/bitcoin | Ja naturlich | r/Bitcoin | 2024-24-05 |
back in December my husband transferred ~$240k from bitcoin to BOA (yes, looking back, it was not ideal to move this amount in one transaction) to fund some expenses for our small business. The bank froze our account and we were told it was under review, rightfully so, we are business owners and understand protocols and security sensitive to money laundering. However, we are going on SIX MONTHS with zero help or any info from the bank. This is our main account and we have no access to any of our funds.
Similar threads we have read had accounts unfrozen at a 2-3 months tops. Has anyone had any similar experiences of their accounts being reviewed for this long and what did you do?
I cannot even explain the mental and physical stress this has put on us. Is there any further action we can take to expedite the process? | r/bitcoin | back in December my husband transferred ~$240k from bitcoin to BOA (yes, looking back, it was not ideal to move this amount in one transaction) to fund some expenses for our small business. The bank froze our account and we were told it was under review, rightfully so, we are business owners and understand protocols and security sensitive to money laundering. However, we are going on SIX MONTHS with zero help or any info from the bank. This is our main account and we have no access to any of our funds.
Similar threads we have read had accounts unfrozen at a 2-3 months tops. Has anyone had any similar experiences of their accounts being reviewed for this long and what did you do?
I cannot even explain the mental and physical stress this has put on us. Is there any further action we can take to expedite the process? | r/Bitcoin | 2024-24-05 |
Is this even possible? I’ve moved large amounts without any issues multiple times with BOA | r/bitcoin | Is this even possible? I’ve moved large amounts without any issues multiple times with BOA | r/Bitcoin | 2024-24-05 |
I don't believe you.
Either you are lying or not telling the full story.
If you have a business account with BOA then you would have a representative you could call.
No offense, but moving $240k ain't shit when it comes to business accounts. | r/bitcoin | I don't believe you.
Either you are lying or not telling the full story.
If you have a business account with BOA then you would have a representative you could call.
No offense, but moving $240k ain't shit when it comes to business accounts. | r/Bitcoin | 2024-24-05 |
I've heard the Bitcoin CEO is much more relaxed about large payments | r/bitcoin | I've heard the Bitcoin CEO is much more relaxed about large payments | r/Bitcoin | 2024-24-05 |
I don’t recall saying it was into a business account, but it was transferred into a personal account to use towards a small business. What’s in it for me to go out of my way to post on here a lie? Honestly, listen to yourself. | r/bitcoin | I don’t recall saying it was into a business account, but it was transferred into a personal account to use towards a small business. What’s in it for me to go out of my way to post on here a lie? Honestly, listen to yourself. | r/Bitcoin | 2024-24-05 |
Wish that were the case with us or I would not be posting here | r/bitcoin | Wish that were the case with us or I would not be posting here | r/Bitcoin | 2024-24-05 |
Wish that were the case for me but obviously it’s possible because here I am. Not making this up for fun… | r/bitcoin | Wish that were the case for me but obviously it’s possible because here I am. Not making this up for fun… | r/Bitcoin | 2024-24-05 |
Tell us again how Bitcoin is part of any of this? | r/bitcoin | Tell us again how Bitcoin is part of any of this? | r/Bitcoin | 2024-24-05 |
How did you off ramp? Through a regulated cex or p2p? If the latter money might be tainted and you might be part of an investigation. Either way, 6 months is way too long. Consider filing a report to the bank regulator or ombudsman. | r/bitcoin | How did you off ramp? Through a regulated cex or p2p? If the latter money might be tainted and you might be part of an investigation. Either way, 6 months is way too long. Consider filing a report to the bank regulator or ombudsman. | r/Bitcoin | 2024-24-05 |
Where did you sell the bitcoin and move the money from to BoA?
That’s the important missing detail.
I’ve had 350k frozen awhile back because my account was relatively new but it only took 10 business days to clear up. | r/bitcoin | Where did you sell the bitcoin and move the money from to BoA?
That’s the important missing detail.
I’ve had 350k frozen awhile back because my account was relatively new but it only took 10 business days to clear up. | r/Bitcoin | 2024-24-05 |
What's the 1-800 number | r/bitcoin | What's the 1-800 number | r/Bitcoin | 2024-24-05 |
1-800-BITCOIN | r/bitcoin | 1-800-BITCOIN | r/Bitcoin | 2024-24-05 |
Lol. Wat? There is no bitcoin CEO. Do you know how
bitcoin works? How did you get fiat to transfer from your bitcoin? | r/bitcoin | Lol. Wat? There is no bitcoin CEO. Do you know how
bitcoin works? How did you get fiat to transfer from your bitcoin? | r/Bitcoin | 2024-24-05 |
r/bitcoin | r/Bitcoin | 2024-24-05 |
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