New 5 000BTC bought today by UST company https://blockchair.com/bitcoin/address/bc1q9d4ywgfnd8h43da5tpcxcn6ajv590cg6d3tg6axemvljvt2k76zs50tv4q
My 0.0011 vs 5000
I’m so jealous we are buying shills in bits and pieces and these ****** buying in bulk. Soon these banks and so called treasury funds will start buying too and we will left with nothing to buy or buy at much much higher rates.
Didn't JJG recently write that everbody here should be set and fasten the seat belt?
Remember, it's not as much a matter as WHEN than IF.
Does not sound like something that I would say (with that kind of wording... technically speaking).. but it might be a sentiment that I would agree with.
What I mean is that I tend to speak in terms of probabilities, and that sounds like a statement of certainty.
I came "late" to the party, i'm not a big fish, BTC wise. For some of us it's not about fuck-you-rich, but more about better-than-still-being-a-nocoiner.
For sure, historically anyone who has errored on the side of any level of BTC accumulating and HODLing in his/her strategy will be better off than if s/he had not gotten into bitcoin. So, in that regard, the higher the commitment (or aggressiveness) in terms of accumulating and HODLing would have caused for greater personal pay-offs.
The ever existing dilemma of retrospection.. and a consideration that bitcoin is likely going to continue in the same price direction, so past strategies that had errored on the side of BTC accumulation and HODLing will likely continue to pay off... including the more aggressive, the greater the likely payoff. No guarantees, and of course, everyone still needs to be sufficiently careful as to NOT jeopardize their own BTC investment by not having their cashflow sufficient to cover their regular and their emergency expenses.
Trade wisely. Only take what you need, accumulate, HODL. OTC enables us to still buy at "low" prices. Imagine all these institutional purchases would be spot buys. Noone of us here would want to even think about buying.
Don't forget that many institutions are chasing profits, so some of their coins will end up in our wallets, while they lend some BTC for filthy cash.
My comment is not complete, but you get the idea?
Don't forget that many institutions are chasing profits, so some of their coins will end up in our wallets, while they lend some BTC for filthy cash.
My comment is not complete, but you get the idea?
Cannot disagree with any of that.
