Apple is a 42-year-old company #Bitcoin    is 15 Middle-aged companies keep their composure Teen-aged companies are volatile. Look at the chart for Apple when it was a teenager:

Looks like leveraged holders down to 66k got liquidated @bitcoinmunger has been pretty accurate so far #Bitcoin

Last time #Bitcoin    was ~69K US Dollars, it was ~93.5K Australian Dollars. Bitcoin is ~69.5K USD today, but it's 107.2K AUD Bitcoin's price in AUD increased 14.4%, but it's up less than 1% in USD. The Australian dollar is being debased MUCH faster than the US Dollar (supply increasing). Fewer people want to hold AUD over USD (demand decreasing). The Australian dollar is trending to 0 much faster than the US dollar in terms of Bitcoin.

I'm starting a petition to get @50cent to change his name to 50 Sats Within 10 years: 50 Satoshis > $0.50 #Bitcoin

Leveraged longs rekt Love to see it Stop gambling for short-term profits You will miss out on the long-term revolution #Bitcoin Telegram: @Rajatsonitrades

Last time #Bitcoin    was ~69K US Dollars, it was ~85K Canadian Dollars. Bitcoin is ~69,700 USD today, but it's 95k CAD... Bitcoin's price in CAD increased 12%, but it's only up 1% in USD. This is a combination of: 1) The Canadian dollar being debased MUCH faster than the US Dollar (supply increasing) 2) Fewer people wanting to hold CAD over USD (demand decreasing) The Canadian dollar is trending to 0 much faster than the US dollar in terms of Bitcoin.

Grayscale is going to change this ad soon 🤣🤣 It won't be the biggest #Bitcoin ETF within a few days/weeks if the management fee isn't lowered.

If you don't own #Bitcoin   , you're going to get rekt over the coming years. I'm not saying this to make you feel bad. I'm not trying to rub it in that you missed a run-up from 16k to 70k because you didn't study. I'm saying stocks and real estate will be dumped by institutional investors over the next 20 years in favor of Bitcoin and retail investors will be left as bagholders with millions of dollars of debt. I don't want you to feel stupid for not spending a few hours learning how this works. You don't need to put 100% of your portfolio into Bitcoin. 1% will protect you in case the legacy financial system collapses. If that 1% goes to 0, you get to tell me I was wrong for the rest of my life. But if I'm not? And Bitcoin goes where I think it will? You might be making the best decision of your life by purchasing insurance on a Ponzi scheme that's eventually going to collapse.

Hot take or stupid take? #Bitcoin was $43K when this was posted Bitcoin is now $71.1k, up 65% since Feb 7 Why do people who don't understand Bitcoin always comment on it? 🤣 Feel bad for the followers who took this advice and bought real estate instead of looking at Bitcoin seriously.

I think most people don't understand that the price of #Bitcoin    is designed to go up. Newly issued supply is decreasing by 50% every 4 years. ~19,600,000 #BTC    have already been issued, and only ~1,400,000 more will ever be created. The total supply is limited to 21,000,000 BTC. This can never be changed no matter how hard we try and how much energy we put into the system. Nobody would willingly devalue their own wealth by increasing the total number of BTC that will be mined. On top of all of this, more people understand what Bitcoin is today than the number of people who understood it 5 years ago. People are going broke because of inflation in the current financial system. As they look for solutions, the best one they can find is Bitcoin. Once they find Bitcoin, they can't get enough. Is this greed? I don't think so. This is the same as making any other investment after deeply researching the topic. Wouldn't you buy something that you think will go up in value? Wouldn't you tell your friends and family to buy it? Most of the people who own Bitcoin don't plan to sell until they can exchange their BTC for goods and services. 80% of coins haven't moved in over a year, even though the people holding them are up almost 200% on their investment. It almost seems like there's something real here and it's designed to take money out of the hands of central authorities. But maybe we're all just collectively getting scammed by Satoshi Nakamoto. Even though Satoshi's 1,000,000 Bitcoin (worth $70 billion) haven't moved in ~15 years and they have no control over the network. Who knows.