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Bitcoin & crypto? Pt. 3

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Re: Bitcoin & crypto? Pt. 3

Postby theluckycountry » Sat 03 Jan 2026, 02:53:45

I just checked, BTC is back over 90k! $90,002

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Well it was. back to $89,931.

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Per coin. That's what was lost from the peak. $35k actually, but what's $5000, only the price of two used Nissan leafs. Hardly worth considering when your a diamond hands BitBro on your way to the moon :roll:

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Can you believe Saylor actually tweeted this? The faithful were not NOT (NTO?) happy. Many were quick to point out the fact that he's pulled hundreds of millions out of Strategy by selling his shares leading up to the peak, so like, yeah you have a life raft, what about us?
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Re: Bitcoin & crypto? Pt. 3

Postby AdamB » Sat 03 Jan 2026, 11:41:38

$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('theluckycountry', '
')Can you believe Saylor actually tweeted this?


Don't know who Saylor is. Did they ever graduate high school, or are you arguing that people are uneducated as you aren't allowed to be ignorant like you as well?
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Re: Bitcoin & crypto? Pt. 3

Postby theluckycountry » Sat 03 Jan 2026, 17:04:25

I don't think Saylor is particularly smart, but he was lucky when he decided to turn his nothing IT company into an equity wrapper for Buttcoin. No doubt he tested the waters for a while, and when the share price of MicoStrategy started climbing went all in and became a BTC Maximalist. That's like a total No-Diverificationalist. You could say I am too, after all, aside from a couple of hundred grand cash in the banking system all my future is invested in a the precious metals. But that's a little different, because there has never, I repeat Never, been a time in history when they weren't accepted as a form of currency or a highly liquid asset that had an underlying demand.

Forget all the crap you were taught about confiscation, that general meme is based on Lies and false assumptions. It claims ALL gold was confiscated, it wasn't. And it assumes you couldn't buy or sell any, an obvious lie since Gold jewelry didn't vanish out of the display cases. Gold was still mined, and a lot of it went into industry. It was only the minted coins and bars, above a certain limit, that were subject to confiscation. And even then you were paid in full for them at the current market value. I put my trust in 5000 years of history and in the simple fact that women, and men, will always demand Gold jewelry and that various industrial processes will too.

Now compare that to to Magic Digital beans. That whole edifice is a pyramid built on the hope (belief) that someone else will come along and believe the never ending story and buy into the game too. Ignoring the fact that BTC now consumes more electricity than many nations. An ever more expensive overhead that cannot be avoided. And the simple fact that it has no use in the real world. That's right, the use case for bitcoin, they say, will be found any day now. I can give you 1000 uses for Gold and Silver and Platinum but BTC has none, unless you consider hoarding it on a flash drive as a use, I don't.

So Michael Saylor is still out there trying to convince people to buy into the pyramid, doing interviews on the channels of the Buttcoiners, who in turn are making videos so they can get more YT fiat bucks in their accounts. Saylor will walk one day, obviously when Strategy is pushed into receivership. But until then he'll keep adding to his never ending story about how BTC is the Universe's purest money and will save Planet Earth from the Evil Fiat conspiracy. All the while sitting on a massive hoard of personal Fiat currency :lol:



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Re: Bitcoin & crypto? Pt. 3

Postby AdamB » Sat 03 Jan 2026, 18:09:58

$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('theluckycountry', 'I') don't think Saylor is particularly smart, but he was lucky when he decided to turn his nothing IT company into an equity wrapper for Buttcoin.


Not being homosexual I can't say I am familiar with their form of coin. Not a surprise you are though. Does your son know about this....behavior...of yours, and that is why you are embarassed to speak of him? He discovered daddy's "secret" and doesn't understand that all people, even homosexual neoNazis, are allowed to experience love within their own gender?
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Re: Bitcoin & crypto? Pt. 3

Postby theluckycountry » Sun 04 Jan 2026, 01:05:20

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Re: Bitcoin & crypto? Pt. 2

Postby AdamB » Mon 05 Jan 2026, 11:12:32

Luckys Hero!

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Re: Bitcoin & crypto? Pt. 3

Postby theluckycountry » Mon 05 Jan 2026, 15:10:27

WOW! Look at... The DOW. Up 1000 points in a day.
Inke will be back posting soon, I wonder what his "trigger price" is :lol:
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Re: Bitcoin & crypto? Pt. 3

Postby AdamB » Mon 05 Jan 2026, 16:13:54

$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('theluckycountry', 'W')OW! Look at... The DOW. Up 1000 points in a day.


So...what is it with the American jealousy thing again? The idea that 5th graders in America are smarter than you, that stings does it?
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Re: Bitcoin & crypto? Pt. 3

Postby theluckycountry » Mon 05 Jan 2026, 19:00:22

Thinking of you Inke

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Re: Bitcoin & crypto? Pt. 3

Postby AdamB » Mon 05 Jan 2026, 19:33:05

$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('theluckycountry', 'T')hinking of you Inke


Silly rabbit. Parrots don't think.
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Re: Bitcoin & crypto? Pt. 3

Postby theluckycountry » Mon 05 Jan 2026, 21:05:04

Time for your dinner dickweed


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Re: Bitcoin & crypto? Pt. 3

Postby AdamB » Mon 05 Jan 2026, 21:14:34

$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('theluckycountry', 'T')ime for your dinner dickweed

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Re: Bitcoin & crypto? Pt. 3

Postby theluckycountry » Mon 05 Jan 2026, 21:36:37

Michael Saylor of the big BULL RUN is on
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8NORe1JrWl0

You know you don't trust him anymore, but you know you want to watch it all the same :wink:

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Re: Bitcoin & crypto? Pt. 3

Postby theluckycountry » Tue 06 Jan 2026, 06:54:03

Ethereum Ready To Solve Blockchain Trilemma:

Ethereum co-founder Vitalik Buterin claims blah blah blah.
Just another shitcoin, they are all intrinsically shitcoins. BeeniBabies, lavaLamps.

But the coinheads have to throw this twaddle out there like spaghetti against the wall to see if any of it sticks and they can sucker in a few more dollars to their pyramid schemes. I'll never forget a conversation I had with a client back before I retired in 2021. He was always a hopeless investor, always coming in at the top and taking a big stake. He's just bought into dogecoin at around 50 cents and I said off the cuff, "Well if you're buying into it, it must be the top." He didn't like that, and I normally wouldn't say that, but after putting up with the clown through the GFC bubble losses I'd had enough. Today Doge is 15 cents, it never made it back up to the price point when he bought in, but hey, 1 doge = 1 doge as the idiots say over on reddit.

And bitcoinHeads have their own brand of idiocy, it's called complexification. Before anyone can stop for a minute and actually think about what they are doing investing in these magic beans some website luminary comes out with another layer of bullshit to add to the description of what BC is and what it does in the world. Considering it actually DOES NOTHING but consume Terra Watts of electricity as it's shuffled back and forth it's quite comical. Even the mining side is quite comical, and adds to the egregious waste of power. These little puzzles that the miners have to solve involve dozens, possibly hundreds of different miners all burning tons of coal to power their equipment, but in the end only one gets the 'sale' and makes the profit. All the rest is just wasted effort.

But that's the digital world now isn't it. How much is actually productive useful computing and how much is Hi Rez gaming, HD porn being downloaded into darkened rooms? And youtube, a massive consumer of electrons and well over 50% is just total clickbait designed to titillate. How much is the same crap recycled over and over by every new videographer that want's to make bucks off the Titanic or the latest Ford truck. There is no regulation and nor should there be, but like everything else mankind puts his fingers on it has turned to SHIT. I look up a vid on the best way to change the oil in one of my bikes and I get 3 variants, One very useful and introducing a trick I never would have thought of. One stupid and awkward that would have you working on the wrong side of the bike, taking off the wrong plastic panel and having to work in a confined space. And one just plain ridiculous that would see your garage floor covered in hot engine oil.

But BTC is not like motorcycle maintenance where the person engaged in it has hands on and can see obvious flaws. They are, or should be, on alert for flaws. No the people engaged in BTC just buy and then stick their fingers in their ears chanting La La La, I don't want to hear anything more about it. They create their own echo chamber and hide inside it.

Every asset you buy should be accompanied with a plan to sell. that's just investment 101. But the Hodl mantra has blinded these poor souls, they have no exit strategy, none at all! I have an exit strategy involving Silver, naturally, it's based about percentage increases, if the Silver skyrockets a lot I will begin to sell. But that hasn't happened yet, it's only up 255% over 5 years. And half of that is normal inflation. The fact that half of it nearly has occurred in the last 6 months means nothing! Oh it's up a ton compared to everything else but that doesn't make it a sell. When I sat everything else I'm talking about real secure investment grade stuff, not bubble stocks like Tesla or Strategy. Tesla's gone from 250 to 450 in the past 6 months but what made it collapse from 440 to 250 back at the beginning of the year? Musk in politics? Possibly, but if that's the case then it proves the company is a BS company trading on emotion not actual industrial innovation and market share. Caterpillar took a hit at the same time, from $400 down to $280. Was CAT involved with Trump politics?

You can't compare Silver and Gold or even farmland to the stock markets, they have nothing in common. One group is true investment grade and the other speculative digital manipulations. And at the top of the speculative digital tree? Shitcoins naturally.
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Re: Bitcoin & crypto? Pt. 3

Postby AdamB » Tue 06 Jan 2026, 14:00:27

$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('theluckycountry', '
')You can't compare Silver and Gold or even farmland to the stock markets, they have nothing in common. One group is true investment grade and the other speculative digital manipulations.


Says a parrot. Yeah...isn't that where everyone turns to for investment advice, the folks who dropped out of high school because they couldn't figure out how to add and subtract...but OH BOY they ought to be installed as a countries finance minister!

Evoltuion deniers and an uneducated father embarassed by his son....you and Armie are quite a pair.
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Re: Bitcoin & crypto? Pt. 3

Postby theluckycountry » Fri 09 Jan 2026, 04:39:14

BTC tries to pull rabbit out of hat
Fails.
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Re: Bitcoin & crypto? Pt. 3

Postby AdamB » Fri 09 Jan 2026, 22:22:23

$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('theluckycountry', 'B')TC tries to pull rabbit out of hat
Fails.


Hey! Australia does that too...with just trying to get some vegemite into the air! Maybe if they had called one of Elon's 8 year old kids...probably knows more already about rockets than the entire country of prison colony descendants.

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Re: Bitcoin & crypto? Pt. 3

Postby theluckycountry » Sat 10 Jan 2026, 21:28:18

There at it again, more hype about how "The World" is gearing up for buttcoin.

Wall Street's Crypto Debate Is Over As Banks Go All-In On BTC, Stablecoins, Tokenized Cash
$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('', 'J')PMorgan is extending its US dollar deposit token onto new blockchain infrastructure, signaling that tokenized cash is moving closer to production use within global banking.

Yeah coiner, but that's not BC, that's the competition :roll:
$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('', 'M')organ Stanley, meanwhile, is positioning itself to offer exposure to Bitcoin and Solana through exchange-traded funds (ETFs), potentially bringing crypto investments to millions of wealth management clients.

A lot of hopium in that statement! "Positioning" "Potentially" And ETF's are never good for investments, they are just paper manipulation, and remember, "Not your keys, not your coins" :-X
$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('', 'B')arclays has made its first bet on stablecoin infrastructure, backing settlement rails designed to connect regulated issuers with financial institutions.
And Bank of America has taken another step toward normalization by allowing advisers to recommend spot Bitcoin ETFs to clients.
https://cointelegraph.com/news/wall-str ... nized-cash

They have been coming out with these pronouncements for years and they have little or no effect on the price of buttcoin. I imagine the hodlers are ignoring them now, sitting in their basements, chewing their fingernails as the price continues on it's flatline. I won't stay at 90 for ever, it will either crawl up with the equities, which seems unlikely because the pattern there is broken, or it will yield to the Bear and dive.
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Re: Bitcoin & crypto? Pt. 3

Postby theluckycountry » Sun 11 Jan 2026, 18:32:51

Bitcoin To Hit $2.9M By 2050 As It Muscles Into Global Trade

...once it becomes a settlement currency for international and domestic trade and makes its way into more central bank reserves.
https://cointelegraph.com/news/bitcoin- ... ade-vaneck

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Like you sell a $90k tractor and 3 days later, before it's even left your yards, that 90 has become 82k, Just the thing to facilitate trade :roll:
I swear these coinHeads are just totally clueless. But Oh! They can convert the coins to Fiat on the same day as the sale! Yeah, so what do we the crypto for. A Fiat transfer is a lot cheaper and a hell of a lot faster. A single Bitcoin transaction typically takes 10 minutes to an hour (or more) to get confirmed

A tiny minority of people hodl BTC. The governments of a couple of third world nations have included it in their treasury assets. Trump embraced it too, as an election ploy to get the coinVote, then reneged by only using BTC that was confiscated through crime. The broken promises of BTC would fill the volume of an encyclopedia yet they keep coming out with this dribble. Why? Because they have a vested stake in the schemes. How else can cointelegraph and the others get their hits and sell advertising? Coinshops etc push Gold and Silver too, but their involvement is dwarfed by massive central bank buying.
$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('', 'C')entral banks purchased 53 tonnes of gold in October 2025, bringing year-to-date reported buying to 254 tonnes, according to the World Gold Council

And that's just what's over the counter, China buys a mountain off book, and nations like Russia simply keep a lot of it in-house. In 2023, Russia was the world's 12th largest exporter of gold, with exports valued at $13.6 billion. Yet it's the Second largest producer. By 2050 the World will most likely be on a BRICS Gold standard currency, that's why all the CBs are stockpiling it, so they can still buy oil and food when the US dollar settlement system is gone.

It always happens this way, go back and read your history. 60 to 100 years of debasing Fiat currencies backed by debt and then a shift to Gold when the wheels fall off. It's like the Matrix resets. Before the US dollar, which was once backed by gold, it was the Pound sterling, once backed by sterling Silver. The Spanish dollar preceded the Pound system from the 16th to 19th centuries.
$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('', 'I')n 1785, two years before the Constitution was written, the Congress accepted the Spanish dollar as the official unit of value for the United States and determined that all foreign coin...
https://cmi-gold-silver.com/the-history ... can-money/
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Re: Bitcoin & crypto? Pt. 3

Postby careinke » Thu 15 Jan 2026, 02:21:40

Lucky,

You should have taken my bet, you would have kicked my ass. :) On 1 Jan 2026 1 BTC = 20.329 ounces of Gold that was 8.07 ounces less than my prediction/bet. Congratulations.

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