Hi!

Question for those who follow a “hold” strategy. If I understand correctly, the idea is simply to keep your Bitcoin long-term without selling, waiting for its value to potentially increase?

So I’m wondering: do you have a specific price target where you plan to sell someday? Or is your vision more about waiting for Bitcoin to become widely adopted as an everyday currency, usable for regular purchases like any standard money?

Some years ago I transferred my bitcoins to a wallet and I have no idea what service/software I used to store them. Im so update. I see the balance and I know the address but I will never get it back.

I checked all the sites and service I used to use but not of them have it, and the computer I had I formated years ago so if it was on that hard drive its gone.

Bitcoin Balance

2.71682422

Last transaction was 2/21/2017

Can anyone give me the brief of joining the investment for Crypto Currencies, and how Can I decide for new Currencies which one is worth or not for investment, and What is the Avg time between buying and selling the Crypto Currency.

Hello all. I’ve been DCA bitcoin on Strike for the past few months now but I’ve been wondering if it’ll be better if I start buying bitcoin on fidelity Roth IRA account instead because any gains will be tax free. I am currently thinking about maxing my Roth IRA with bitcoin. What are the pros and cons for switching over to fidelity Roth IRA to buy bitcoin?

Bought my first Bitcoin on Binance back in 2018 and stayed there out of habit for years.
Started using Bybit about seven months ago after a friend showed me his actual trade receipts on BTC spot the spreads he was getting were consistently tighter than what I was paying.

Did some test buys side by side and yeah, the difference is real on size.

Binance still wins on raw liquidity. If you're moving serious BTC volume in one go the book on Binance is just deeper and you'll feel less slippage on a market order.

Bybit caught up on the stuff that actually matters to me as someone stacking sats the BTC withdrawal fee is lower (last time I withdrew it was 0.00005 BTC vs Binance asking more)
and the withdrawal-to-cold-storage flow has been faster from my account at least.

Both let me whitelist my hardware wallet address which is what I actually care about.

So I stopped trying to pick a "best" exchange. I keep small operating amounts on both, buy where the spread is better that day, and the moment I've accumulated enough I send everything to my cold storage.
Not your keys, not your Bitcoin.

The endless "which exchange is best" debates are honestly engagement bait. Pick whatever lets you stack BTC most efficiently and gets it off the exchange the fastest.

Hello, so my bank/banks in my country in Europe do not allow bitcoin to be purchased using debit or credit cards. I did find a way to use bank transfer for platforms like Kraken, but they charge me a monthly fee just to have that feature, which is difficult for me since I am currently on a tight budget. I am wondering if there is any alternative way for me to buy bitcoin through another platform, such as Binance, and then transfer or trade it to my Kraken wallet safely and without high fees.