Topic: Wall Observer BTC/USD - Bitcoin price movement tracking & discussion - page 336. (Read 26497268 times)

err these guys?


https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Igor_and_Grichka_Bogdanoff#Deaths

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I’m sure this is in bad taste (since when does that stop me) but didn’t this guy and his brother vaccinate themselves to death during covid? I thought I remembered reading that but who knows what is true nowadays. I also thought they were insanely rich right? Still crazy they did that their faces.



I’ve got 2 TVs in my living room. The 85” is usually playing podcasts from YouTube and the 65” is set to display bitcointicker.co as I go about my day.

Unfortunately Chartbuddy doesn't care.
It gives you what he receives without remorse.

I think most of the sales are by individuals who were trying to ride with the Halving and the ETF hype
Guess the hands can't stand still.

This reminds me of the FTX dip
How I sold and later regretted
Now I'm doing the opposite
Couldn't catch the$49K but did pick some around $51K
Spare kept Incase there's more on the way
and gonna try placing Chartbuddy on ignore for now 

buddy another drop? retest that bottom?

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One thing is getting to whole coiner status.  Another thing is staying there, if that might happend to be a possible goal.

I think that there are several of us longer term bitcoiners who have accumulated a certain number of coins, yet at the same time, we may well be monitoring that we keep a certain number of coins in our stash too.. so that we might have a kind of "working capital" and then a kind of stored away stash that might be less likely to be touching. .or maybe it is earmarked to be touched at certain later dates (or potentially certain later prices).


ONLY if they buy back in.

If they do not buy back in, then it seems that their dumping point is going to still look like the bottom rather than your wishful-thinking presumption of the top.

Let's see Paashaas.  Let's see.

Just bc it’s been a long time

asking same question. and all this cash to rebuy at one post earlier mentioned.
Life puts us sometimes in a front of serious and cruel dillemas..

Yeah, that is my reason for using those derivatives...

About the ones you are suggesting, I think those are not available in Europe... certainly not in DEGIRO which is the platform I am currently using... though I could use another one if those funds were available...

I have been able to easily find better comparisons about the US ETF's (which are NOT available here) than the EUR ones... Which I think are the only ones available to me, unfortunately.

Just as a comment: IBIT and BTC are missing: IBIT is a fund from blackrock that got most of the flow and is most liquid, probably. BTC-is a new fund from Greyscale with lowest yearly fee (just 0.15%).

I am personally invested in a mix of IBIT and FBTC now (eventually, will trade some IBIT for BTC fund to make it 1:1:1).
Trading in those has nothing to do with regular bitcoin in a sense that FIFO would apply to each pile separately even though they are called "physical" bitcoin ETFs.
One great potential is that you don't need to wait 30 days after a loss trade to re-buy (which is a rule in US for taking losses) because you can always buy a similar fund.

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Now that it seems we are getting back to "normal" there is something I would like to discuss... While most (almost all of it) of my Bitcoin is "physical", for tax reasons I do tend to do most of my BTFD using ETP/ETN's (AFAIK there is no ETF available yet in europe, please correct me if I am wrong) using the following "funds":

TRACKERS (ETFS)

ETC Group Physical Bitcoin
XET | BTCE | DE000A27Z304 | EUR

VanEck Bitcoin ETN
XET | VBTC | DE000A28M8D0 | EUR

CoinShares Physical Bitcoin
XET | BITC | GB00BLD4ZL17 | EUR

CoinShares Physical Bitcoin
TDG | BITC | GB00BLD4ZL17 | EUR

21Shares Bitcoin ETP
XET | 21XB | CH0454664001 | EUR

21Shares Short Bitcoin ETP
XET | 21XS | CH0514065058 | EUR

WisdomTree Bitcoin ETN
XET | WBIT | GB00BJYDH287 | EUR

Fidelity Physical Bitcoin ETP
XET | FBTC | XS2434891219 | EUR


At the moment I don't really have any criteria (apart from "diversifying"... in a totally random way) about which of them to buy each time. ie: sometimes a new one comes to life so I buy some of it, other times I add more of one or several of them, etc...

That is because two reasons:

1- In comparison to my physical holdings it is not that much money I am throwing at it (single digit percent at the most).

2- ... So I haven't really devoted much time to do a through comparison between them.

So... Here I am asking for the wisdom of the WO.... Do you euro guys have any preference or criteria about any of them? Have anyone taken the time to really compare them? Do you guys follow any diversifying strategy? What are your favorite picks, if any?

Again, I am doing this for tax reasons... the alternative, for me, would be not to buy anything anymore because I live in a country where FIFO is the only available option and, at current rate, I (hope) probably will never fully "cycle" all my corn... so this is my only way to do some reasonable "trading" with less tax impact (I can trade those separately of my "real" Bitcoin).

Also I do still buy some physical sometimes... but those go to the hodl "forever" wallet. So please don't try to "enlighten" me about the differences between physical and derivatives, because I know them well and it is the difference between each of those derivatives what I am really interested to know.

Or congratulate them on the success of their planned plans, i mean, hey why is this happening not long after you guys sold your full bag? moreover, the decline that occurred was not as severe as when the German government carried out their selling action, was this really planned?

Fun ride. What now?

All this horse s-t talk about how FED does not want to "look panicked".
Objectively, they should cut the short term rates 2% to no more than 3.5% right now (based on where the 10-year Treasuries are), but, of course, they would be pussy-footing it for 6 mo.

Right.

I wouldn't mind hearing (or seeing) our official bunny's take on that.

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