Would you sell Bitcoin for a Sheep hunt?

[Doc Holliday]

Michael Saylor is being interviewed as I type right now on CNBC, and his 21 year forecast for bitcoin, is a 29% annualized return, with a value of $13 million per coin 21 years from now.

 

[william schmaltz]

As you can see from the chart that was shared, BTC has only gone one direction and fast. Since you own it, you probably know about the halving cycle. Top of the cycle is likely around 6-12 months away and almost all credible models land it around $200-250k. So do the math on how much you own/are saving on the hunt/would take out/your age. If you take any out, save up and buy back in when it’s back under $100k in a couple years. I think Saylor is right and probably hit a million per coin during the 2032 cycle.

 

[ThorM465]

Irregardless of what the money is used for, a stock with nothing substantial to base its value on other than other people’s greed, I don’t understand why anyone would keep it with record prices. As quick as it went up it could tank, without even a stapler or tape dispenser to auction off in the estate sale. Lol

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You just described 90% of the history of gold.

Bitcoin is not a stock, its a means to store value.

 

[TaperPin]

You just described 90% of the history of gold.

Bitcoin is not a stock, it’s a means to store value.

For something at the whim of regulation folks are pretty optimistic about it, and regulations have lagged behind crypto, but will eventually catch up.

Rather than how things are going when everyone with a Bitcoin is riding around on a white unicorn with glitter falling out of it hiney, it’s fun to look at what’s happened with crypto when things aren’t going great.

Cryptocurrency bubble - Wikipedia

en.wikipedia.org

 

[ThorM465]

For something at the whim of regulation folks are pretty optimistic about it, and regulations have lagged behind crypto, but will eventually catch up.

Rather than how things are going when everyone with a Bitcoin is riding around on a white unicorn with glitter falling out of it hiney, it’s fun to look at what’s happened with crypto when things aren’t going great.

Cryptocurrency bubble - Wikipedia

en.wikipedia.org

Regulators can't control Bitcoin anymore than they can control the weather in Vietnam. It's the nature of the decentralized technology. They can regulate the exchanges, but that's fundamentally different.

 

[TaperPin]

Regulators can't control Bitcoin anymore than they can control the weather in Vietnam. It's the nature of the decentralized technology. They can regulate the exchanges, but that's fundamentally different.

Bitcoin can’t be used for anything or traded in China - it seems to me regulations have a big impact. Just cashing out requires a trade.

I will admit two 20 year old delinquents with heroin habits were right about Bitcoin going up way back 10 years ago when every extra dollar they earned went into it, so what do I know. They have probably retired by now. Lol

 

[ozyclint]

So it's meant to be the new currency but no one wants to spend it because out of fear of it going up. Sounds speculative.

 

[cjdewese]

As someone that admittedly knows very little on the subject.

I say go in the hunt. I lost my mom when she was 49, do as much cool shit as you can, while you can. As long as you are good without the cost of the sheephunt go for it.

What do you guys think is more likely to happen. Bitcoin to get to $1M per coin, or Ethereum to get to 50K per?

 

[missjordan]

Find the sheep hunt you really want to go on and yes cash it in.


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[IBen]

So it's meant to be the new currency but no one wants to spend it because out of fear of it going up. Sounds speculative.

Its greed not fear. https://coinmarketcap.com/charts/fear-and-greed-index/

To the op just take a loan out and pay for it. The interest will be less than btc’s return. You could even take a loan out against your btc

 

[ozyclint]

"Greed is good, greed is right, greed works"