BTC to hit $100K USD by end of 2024?

[$5 submissions]

How high does BTC need to go for YOU to go ALL IN?

[nikki99]

yes, to the moooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooonnnnn

[jscott]

Wait til supply gets a shocker from the 2024 Bitcoin halving. That combined with the institutional rails in place (ETF's and other products) should lead to a huge Bitcoin run in late '24 or '25.

But everyone should at least study it first, before buying, at least a few hours. The more you learn it, understand it, the more you'll want to hold for long term, and the more you'll eventually benefit from it.

Setup Bitcoin weekly autobuys at what you can afford, $25/week, $50? etc with CashApp, RiverFinancial, SwanBitcoin. Buy Bitcoin to save, not to sell higher for USD/fiat profits.

[adultinnovation]

dream on

[CAHEK]

[AzteK]

when I see posts like this i know the bull is here

[jscott]

Originally Posted by adultinnovation

dream on

Lets hope nobody listened to when you said "dream on" 10 years ago

[$5 submissions]

Originally Posted by nikki99

yes, to the moooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooonnnnn

The great thing about BTC's downturns after a massive upturn is that it gives SHORT TIMERS a massive EXIT opportunity

The remaining % involve an increasing ratio of DIAMOND HANDERS

[todservices]

the more people criticize btc, the more money for me

[adultinnovation]

good luck trying to transfer massive amounts of crypto money into your bank account. They will freeze your acccount

[jscott]

Originally Posted by adultinnovation

good luck trying to transfer massive amounts of crypto money into your bank account. They will freeze your acccount

You can't blame Bitcoin for your lack of knowledge and understanding of it.

Tell us exactly what you mean, which banks are freezing which accounts? You seem like you're making shit up as a lame attempt in fighting Bitcoin.

I find it so strange that you're against people protecting themselves from irresponsible governments, central banks and inflation.

[adultinnovation]

Banks do not allow deposits from cryptocurrency exchanges due to the volatility and lack of regulatory oversight in the cryptocurrency market.

Banks are subject to know-your-customer (KYC) and anti-money laundering (AML) regulations, and they cannot risk exposure to potential financial crimes by accepting deposits from unregulated cryptocurrency exchanges. Additionally, the value of cryptocurrencies can fluctuate rapidly, making it difficult for banks to determine the true value of deposits.

[jscott]

Originally Posted by adultinnovation

Banks do not allow deposits from cryptocurrency exchanges due to the volatility and lack of regulatory oversight in the cryptocurrency market.

Banks are subject to know-your-customer (KYC) and anti-money laundering (AML) regulations, and they cannot risk exposure to potential financial crimes by accepting deposits from unregulated cryptocurrency exchanges. Additionally, the value of cryptocurrencies can fluctuate rapidly, making it difficult for banks to determine the true value of deposits.

We all know each country has different banks and policy. So which banks exactly do you believe are doing this? and in which country?

Because what you're saying is untrue in North America, Europe, & Asia.

If you might be correct if you're referring to North Korea, Russia, or China, but please clarify.

[Paul&John]

I was expecting 100k$ a few years ago but what the heck.. better late then never

[$5 submissions]

Originally Posted by Paul&John

I was expecting 100k$ a few years ago but what the heck.. better late then never

When BTC moves it moves quick and hard though

[$5 submissions]

Originally Posted by adultinnovation

Banks do not allow deposits from cryptocurrency exchanges due to the volatility and lack of regulatory oversight in the cryptocurrency market.

Banks are subject to know-your-customer (KYC) and anti-money laundering (AML) regulations, and they cannot risk exposure to potential financial crimes by accepting deposits from unregulated cryptocurrency exchanges. Additionally, the value of cryptocurrencies can fluctuate rapidly, making it difficult for banks to determine the true value of deposits.

Which banks?

[jscott]

Originally Posted by $5 submissions

Which banks?

It's been a week and he won't reply to that question. I think it's clear he's lying. Sure there are probably a handful somewhere in the world, curious what he says though. Hey @adultinnovation, we're waiting patiently, enlighten us.

[todservices]

Originally Posted by adultinnovation

good luck trying to transfer massive amounts of crypto money into your bank account. They will freeze your acccount

I have been invoicing my clients in crypto for 2 years now, every month I make a wire back to my bank account and I never had any issue.

Don't talk about what you do not know.

[todservices]

Originally Posted by adultinnovation

Additionally, the value of cryptocurrencies can fluctuate rapidly, making it difficult for banks to determine the true value of deposits.

When you make a wire from your exchange to your bank account, it is done in USD or Eur or whatever your currency is.

Bro has no idea what he's talking about

[jscott]

bump
@adultinnovation, so which banks dude? which country? where are you getting your nonsense from? at least tell us the source of your bad info.

[femdomdestiny]

Originally Posted by adultinnovation

Banks do not allow deposits from cryptocurrency exchanges due to the volatility and lack of regulatory oversight in the cryptocurrency market.

Banks are subject to know-your-customer (KYC) and anti-money laundering (AML) regulations, and they cannot risk exposure to potential financial crimes by accepting deposits from unregulated cryptocurrency exchanges. Additionally, the value of cryptocurrencies can fluctuate rapidly, making it difficult for banks to determine the true value of deposits.

Which bank? Country?

[Dugmor]

Most of my services are paid in Crypto.

So most of the people I deal with are very comfortable using it.

[djroof]

It's Bull Run year !!!!

[pornmasta]

Originally Posted by $5 submissions

How high does BTC need to go for YOU to go ALL IN?

some crash has to happen before they decrease the interest rate.
They cant boost a over-boosted market, otherwise it is like feeding a bubble.
Money needs to be lost somewhere.
It can be bitcoin

[$5 submissions]

Resistance at $50K might blow out due to building VOLUME

[jscott]

Originally Posted by $5 submissions

Resistance at $50K might blow out due to building VOLUME

It'll blow past it eventually. Keep an eye on 4/20

[$5 submissions]

Originally Posted by jscott

It'll blow past it eventually. Keep an eye on 4/20

The volume is definitely there

[$5 submissions]

Touched $53

LFG

[CamTraffic]

Loving it!

[CAHEK]

Sell BTC now before crash will happen.

$70k is top and will never reach 100k like everyone is saying.

[jscott]

Originally Posted by CAHEK

Sell BTC now before crash will happen.
$70k is top and will never reach 100k like everyone is saying.

LOL, Cahek been saying this since BTC was under $100

Reminds me of this:

[Jel]

Haha, funny thread. Btc ftw. As for 100k by year end.. could very well happen even before the halving. Maybe then the ill-informed in this thread will actually go and do some research before opining on things they clearly have zero clue about.

It's weird seeing people spout so much shit about things they don't understand, and likely just because they decided btc wasn't something they were interested in at some point way back whenever. Smart people by now would have looked much deeper into it rather than just listening to their preferred talking heads' opinions. Still, it's only been a once in generations life-changing opportunity, why do something that takes as much hard work as a few dozen hours of research.

[Jel]

Originally Posted by CAHEK

Sell BTC now before crash will happen.

$70k is top and will never reach 100k like everyone is saying.

Dude posts a 'top' that was already broken a week before his post. Classic gfy

[jscott]

Originally Posted by Jel

Haha, funny thread. Btc ftw. As for 100k by year end.. could very well happen even before the halving. Maybe then the ill-informed in this thread will actually go and do some research before opining on things they clearly have zero clue about.

It's weird seeing people spout so much shit about things they don't understand, and likely just because they decided btc wasn't something they were interested in at some point way back whenever. Smart people by now would have looked much deeper into it rather than just listening to their preferred talking heads' opinions. Still, it's only been a once in generations life-changing opportunity, why do something that takes as much hard work as a few dozen hours of research.

Exactly. From what he says he actually believes all governments/central banks in the entire world will quit printing money and all at the same time. He's gone full retard!!!

To everyone, study Bitcoin for (at least) an hour then decide if it's for you. And if you have convinced yourself into buying some try to hold for at least 5 years, or more, at least through a full halving and boom/bust cycle.

[jscott]

Originally Posted by Jel

Dude posts a 'top' that was already broken a week before his post. Classic gfy

Yup! lol. And not only that, dude thinks he can fight math and win.

∞/21M = BTC

[CaptainHowdy]

[TheLegacy]

Well it's at 67k this morning and as an FYI most if not all Canadian banks accept crypto - in fact they trade in them and encourage clients to do so.

https://bitbuy.ca/how-to-buy-bitcoin-in-canada

https://www.analyticsinsight.net/10-...e%20transfe r.

[CAHEK]

Originally Posted by jscott

Yup! lol. And not only that, dude thinks he can fight math and win.

∞/21M = BTC

Remind me by end of 2024.

Trading shitcoin will not end well.

[$5 submissions]

The volume profile of BTC is insane!

Looks like my new nickname is CRYPTODAMUS lol

[jscott]

Originally Posted by CAHEK

Remind me by end of 2024.
Trading shitcoin will not end well.

You've said this for almost a decade. You always say things with Bitcoin won't end well. How much of a price appreciation do you need til you admit that you're wrong? It was under $100 when you first began and now it's at $60k+

That said, I do agree with your shitcoins comment in that none of them are deserving of attention.

[LetterTwenty7]

I don't know, but this value is more than good for me.
I remember, 10 or so years ago, a friend said BTC would be worth 10k, and we all laughed behind his back, saying how foolish he was.
We were right, he was foolish, the price is not even close to 10k lol.

[Scott McD]

Oh to have went in big 2 months ago. Sigh.

[jscott]

A little CAHEK history:

April 2013 Bitcoin price: $130

50 internet imaginary coins

Feb 2021 Bitcoin price: $31,000

That’s great but mostly we can’t even afford to buy 1 Bitcoin.

(NOTE: he didn't even know about Bitcoin enough that you can buy fractions of it)

January 2024 Bitcoin price: $40,000

Bitcoin hype gold rush. I wouldn’t even touch it now.
Sell high, buy low. My advice.

Remember, these types are supporters of the fiat system, paper money, backed by nothing, that inflates by $trillions$ at the tap of a button.

Bitcoin on the other hand, mathematically finite, transparent/open-source, and unchangeable monetary policy.

Keep this in mind:

[$5 submissions]

Originally Posted by jscott

Unlike the USD, BTC's value isn't propped up by a MASSIVE MILITARY and GLOBAL WAR machine

[$5 submissions]

China's fiat system.... imploding?

US Dollar facing pressure

BRICS buying gold like mofos on meth

Doesn't look good for the current FIAT system

[adultinnovation]

Originally Posted by TheLegacy

Well it's at 67k this morning

its crashing


Price
$63,976.20
-$3,222.90 (-4.80%)

buy the dip