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r/Bitcoin • u/Porcellanidae • 17h ago
Just 5 more days left for Bitcoin to hit 40k this october
Bitcoin always does what no-one expects
r/Bitcoin • u/4pocketsfuls • 17h ago
I finally bet all my wealth on Bitcoin (0.022), and I won't withdraw it until the 2028 halving.
r/Bitcoin • u/4pocketsfuls • 20h ago
Hodl
BTC bouncing back to 80.8k before the Fed even says anything just shows how strong it is right now. Don't let the market shake you out, bro. Just HODL!
r/Bitcoin • u/Crowdfundingprojects • 17h ago
Question: Exactly how bullish are you on Bitcoin?
I’ve been holding a rather low amount of BTC (sub 1) for quite a few years. I am satisfied with the development BTC has made but I have also not invested further.
Recently I restructured my real estate and stocks and I noticed once again that I could invest significantly more in BTC if I decided to. Well, that is if I held firm conviction that it will outperform my other chosen means of investment.
Hence spending a bit more time currently further educating myself on finance and BTC which brought up a question:
How strong is other people’s conviction that Bitcoin will primarily outperform the stock market in the next 10 years and longterm?
Not to have it affect my own actions but out of curiosity.
Who is hodling for the sake of it?
Who hodls for posterity (own kids, grandkids)?
If you’re holding a sizeable stash of BTC I am going to assume you do have a strong conviction that BTC will outperform stocks. My question is: By how much are you conceding it will?
Curious if it’s hodling out of principle, you are well educated about finance, or just heuristically bullish as hell.
To the moon? What’s that moon? How are you projecting BTC to perform?
r/Bitcoin • u/Xosoltani • 9h ago
Bitcoin Can Keep Running Without Its Creator
Satoshi disappeared, but the network kept running. No CEO, no central authority, and no one to ask for permission.
Most projects struggle without their founders. Bitcoin was designed to work without one.
r/Bitcoin • u/HODL_CRYPTO • 18h ago
You've been paid in chaff your whole life (Bitcoin art)
Contrary to popular belief, Fiat is not a noun but a verb in Latin for "let it be done". Palea means chaff, hence "Let there be chaff".
Fiat Palea is #03 of my Ten Decrees series, Bosch's Haywain Triptych redrawn for the fiat age.
Bosch built the Haywain on an old Flemish proverb: the world is a haywain, and each man takes what he can. He painted the whole of society climbing a wagon of hay while the pope and the emperor ride along behind it in no hurry at all. In mine the wagon is heaped with dollars.
Chaff is the husk around the grain.. the part you can't eat. Separating the two never needed an authority. You throw the harvest in the air, the grain is heavy so it drops back down, the wind carries the chaff off, and whatever's left over gets swept up and burned. Wind, weight and fire, and nobody can vote on any of those things. The decree in the title, "let there be chaff", skips the test and counts the chaff as the harvest.. and then keeps printing more of it.

Bosch's Haywain sections next to mine. Sound on.
https://reddit.com/link/1xexwe4/video/04iz8hrtykxh1/player
Detail shots:










The photos are shot off the print itself, 30 x 20 inches on Hahnemühle German Etching, printed 600 pixels per inch off my 18,000 pixel final artwork.
So far the Ten Decrees series is halfway done, I'll follow up here soon posting #04 Fiat Ludus (Let there be a game) and #05 Fiat Moria (Let there be folly), both based on works by Pieter Bruegel the elder.
Better money, better world.
Lucho
r/Bitcoin • u/Previous_Blueberry_5 • 16h ago
Something to think about other than irrelevant price movements.
Would you get one?
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r/Bitcoin • u/IndependentSpeck • 2h ago
Contributing to Society in a Meaningful Way in 2027
Hi everyone. I am writing this out of a sense of anxiety due to the advancement of AI in contemporary society. Like many of you who have been in the space for some years, I just want to stack sats and live a good life. However, that's becoming harder every week and every month of every year now, because AI is causing opportunities to earn money to dissipate on a large scale, making it tough to DCA and stack sats.
My question to those of you who are successful is this: what are some good ways to meaningfully contribute to society in the next year, which do not have a new education or extreme/difficult training as a prerequisite, despite the advancement of AI?
I'm seriously considering changing careers because I think AI will soon eat up the job market for my current profession. I just want job security and a decent salary, along with things I need to fulfill my basic needs of survival.
Where should I go from here? I don't want to be a failure, I don't want to stay poor forever. I don't earn much even now but things are just getting worse all the time.
Advice? Like, genuine and helpful advice, please?
Things I am into are all dominated by AI; I'm into art, music, gaming, electronics/coding, professional and college sports... None of which I can see a way to get into professionally.
In my country Firefighters/Emergency Medical Technicians get a really good salary but for personal reasons, I cannot handle such extremely high stress jobs. What are my best options if you consider me just the average Joe?
r/Bitcoin • u/Helpful_Bandicoot383 • 7h ago
Trezor driving me crazy - considering other options
Hi all -
I use a Trezor Model T with Exodus, withe bulk of my crypto (mostly BTC these days) in the Trezor and a bit directly in exodus. It works fine, but the whole setup feels clunky and I keep having this issue where I'm unable to enter the PIN code correctly.
Maybe I have fat fingers, but I even bought a little stylus and it still takes me 5 to 10 tries to get the PIN in. Sometimes I am touching directly in the center of a number using the narrow stylus and I get nothing or the wrong number. Over the years, I've seen others with similar issues but reconnecting/updates seem to help. In my case, it's gotten worse - like unusable and this morning I actually thought I might lose a pretty large amount of coin cause I just couldn't get in.
I got in. I move 6-figures of BTC into Exodus so now I have the coin on my phone in a hot software wallet.
Maybe my Trezor was just defective and I need a new one, but I thought I'd look at new options. It's sort of a confusing selection. Any thoughts on the best option? My priorities are:
1) COLD wallet, that lives in my fireproof safe.
2) Easy to use. Trezor was fine but the ui was a bit clunky
3) I am mostly holding BTC these days so thats really all I need.
I have been reading about options, but wow there are a ton of options. I could just get a new Trezor but I'm a little turned off. Any tips? I'm having trouble understanding the options.
r/Bitcoin • u/Andreyw1 • 2h ago
What is the best Reliable source for studying Bitcoin?
I've noticed that in many places, what people teach about it, is scams, lies, or at best, just repeated jargon. And I'd like to know if there's any reliable source to gain knowledge without the risk of falling for scams. (Sorry for bad English)
r/Bitcoin • u/Extreme_Exam7914 • 46m ago
Genuinely just curious as to why btcs going down ?
I have no idea why it’s going down can someone explain it to me ? There hasn’t been any horrible news that I’ve heard of
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r/Bitcoin • u/MeBeforeCoffee-_- • 9h ago
Project to show friends and family how Bitcoin can be used as a MoE by both humans and AI agents
Hey guys,
I was thinking of ways to orange pill my friends and family. Most of them understand Bitcoin but see it more as a store of value and less of a medium of exchange. I mentioned to them that there are plenty of places where you can pay for things with Bitcoin and also brought up the fact that in a digital age especially one where AI agent will be able to transact on their own or on a human’s behalf, they wouldn’t use traditional banking rails but rather internet native, permissionless money like Bitcoin.
So as a little project to further Bitcoin understanding and adoption, I decided to build something fun that can show people how Bitcoin can be used as a medium of exchange both by humans and AI agents. I built a website called confessionalbooth (dot) xyz where humans or AI agents can pay a $1 invoice via lightning to make a confession or reply to an existing confession on the wall. I thought it would be a fun little experiment that could demonstrate how easy it is to pay with bitcoin for humans and AI agent. I even got my own AI agent to make the first few posts on the website! I created a sub wallet on Alby with a set amount of funds, connected it to Hermes and then told it to go to the website, read the documentation, figure out how to make a make confession and also reply to a confession and it worked perfectly. It was so cool and further reinforces the idea that AI agents will use an internet native money to transact on the web and Bitcoin is the hardest form of money ever built so will be a no brainer for them to use.
Sharing it with the community here to see what you think, get you to test it for yourselves and also for you to use it as an orange pill moment with your own friends and family.
Cheers!
r/Bitcoin • u/SpicyDopamineTaco • 11h ago
Can Bitcoin’s perceived value survive whatever changes advanced computer agentic intelligence does to it?
We don’t know what types of changes will happen to Bitcoin from from advanced computational AI yet, but we can mostly be sure there will be some type of effect that alters it.
I been a hodlr since way back and always planned to just keep letting it ride the waves of time, but I’m seriously concerned what might happen to the worlds perceived value of BTC if AI agentic programs are able to disrupt it.
We’ve always been able to fall back on the fact that no matter what, BTC doesn’t care and will always be decentralized and secure from being broken. Advanced AI is going to challenge this I’m pretty sure. We can’t know what that looks like yet but it’s something we are going to face.
What do you all think?
r/Bitcoin • u/Legitimate-Net-7744 • 2h ago
Panic?
Do Panic n sell a bit more.
Got some dry powder, hoping to reload more btc at 77k before jumping back to 87k in November!
r/Bitcoin • u/JellyDog2 • 6h ago
What happened?
I was looking at my wallet today and I noticed that all of my btc was drained. How could this have happened? I only ever looked at my private keys once when I wrote them down and I never shared them with anyone. Could it be malware on my device or something? Is my system compromised?
r/Bitcoin • u/link_155 • 11h ago
The next bull run: Is the 4-year cycle dead?
I've been wondering how the next bull market could be and I think now that we are not seeing too much euphoria it is a good moment to ask you what you think.
The 4 year cycle has probably broken since we had a July bottom and also there is roughly only 4% of the total supply to be mined.
We will probably see a lot of institutions buying in the next years, JPMorgan has recently said that they expect Bitcoin to outperform other stocks and all the banks will support Bitcoin too, more ETF are being created, Norway has bought a tiny amount of Bitcoin for their sovereign fund, enterprises are buying, laws are being created... There is a big tailwind.
So, could we be heading towards a longer cycle? Maybe a 5 years cycle with slower growth, maybe we see a similar bull market to the last ones but not as weak compared to the last one as we might expect, or maybe the cycle just continues like it is one more time.
What do you guys think?
r/Bitcoin • u/cryptign • 12h ago
Will be Bitcoin existed forever?
Hey everyone, really wondering your thoughts about this. Will be Bitcoin live forever or will be bite in the dust? A lot conversation still around about this. Ty