From now on, I dca part of my salary only in BTC. The rest is dog shit. I'm keeping all of my other portfolio in altcoins, that I accumulated since 2024, and will not make a mistake of selling them for BTC, but what is gonna change is that I will add only to BTC from now on.

My plan is to add 0.01 at least, and 0.02 at most of BTC every month. Is that a good plan?

Where to begin… I first got introduced to Bitcoin i 2013 by a family friend (Bitcoin was around $300 back then) but was unable to get my hands on any Bitcoin because I did not own a debit card yet (I was 15) and my parents would not let me buy into the so called *magic money*. Oh boy they regret it now. It was not until 2017 that I looked more seriously into Bitcoin. I only had purchased a small amount with the money I got for my birthday. It was not until 2021 where I started putting a part of my salary into Bitcoin and built myself a SeedSigner (love this small orange piece of hardware and software). A few years later, my two small pull requests got merged into Bitcoin and while they didn’t add anything functional, it made me feel proud. At the same time, I got a Raspberry Pi and started running my own node. Fast forward to 2026 and I have finally crossed the 0.1 threshold!

STRC is the preferred stock issued by MSTR, it is designed to sit at $100 per share; the way it does that is by increasing or decreasing the dividend monthly to promote buying/selling. It's already sitting at 11.5% dividend and at $92.xx per share, which will require a significant increase in dividend %.

Saylors recent small BTC sale was to pay this dividend, next month the dividend will have to rise to entice buyers back into it to tease it back up to $100 per share. That dividend of 12.5% or 13% becomes more difficult to pay and Saylor will need to dump more BTC to pay the dividend, as you can see this may cause a negative feedback loop, where the sale of BTC lowers price which inturn forces the continued sale of BTC, which ultimately will result in MSTR collapse.

Mine is $94k so yeah... definitely feeling the pain but still hodling

Why would someone deposit $.20 (not posting the exact amount in sats for privacy) into a wallet address. A friend made the wallet address offline, deposited a small amount of BTC one time, have never sent from it. It is a new, single transaction wallet.

We searched the blockchain on his node and this seems common but I cant figure out why.

Any ideas/thoughts might help put us at ease.

And how would one do that? Echange the bitcoin to for example us dollars.