I sold every other asset I owned, stopped my pension contributions, took out loans, and we even sold our old flat in Delhi.

Altogether, I have invested around $90,000 to $95,000 into BTC.

I started buying near $100k, continued as it climbed toward $126k, and added more during the recent lows.

This is risky, but it was calculated. My salary covers the loan payments, and based on my calculations, I should be able to repay everything within two and a half years.

I would not recommend anyone blindly copy this. But after years of learning about Bitcoin, money, inflation, and scarcity, this is where my conviction is strongest.

Maybe it becomes the biggest mistake of my life. Maybe it changes my family’s future.

Repay the debt. Secure the Bitcoin. Come back in 10 years.

Bitcoin's price has historically tracked a long-term power law trendline — a curve that grows at a constant rate on a log-log time/price scale.

I've built a small website to track how the price is doing relative to the trendline. Historically when the price falls below the trendline it signals a great buying opportunity. Similarly, price going above the trendline might flash a sell signal.

Nobody knows the future price, but now is a good time to turn your DCAs - now proven by a mathematical formula.

here is the link: https://www.btcpower.ai/

The support team lacks communication skills and just blatantly neglects any helpful information for the Users on what the next steps in the KYC Verification process are. They only suggest that I be patient, and that they've sent the documents that I've already sent them to the proper department without any follow up. I've used NC Wallet for the better part of 3 years sending to and from the same wallets every time and never had a real issue, (other than the lack of providing a TxID for sometimes several days before actually processing and completing,) until I finally deposited a decent amount from a casino ($5,000) and then all of the sudden there's a problem and they need to verify my identity, (which it literally says is not required and won't even let you until they flag the KYC Verification, and that I've now been waiting 2 weeks for.) Now, for obvious reasons I'm submitting reviews on Reddit, Trustpilot, Google Play Store and the major social media platforms about the type of trap this wallet is. I will also be reporting to the DFPI if for whatever reason they cease to communicate with me entirely. Like I said, I've never really had a problem with the app and would like to continue using it or at leaat get my funds back, however, I'm not about to just let $5,000 of mine just get taken without doing something about it. I've read a couple of posts that said they were able to get their accounts back, idk on the legitimacy of that, but I would love to be one of them. If anything, this post is more to let the people that may not know that NC Wallet is definitely not the Wallet to store any of your crypto if you want to have control of your funds. Learn from mine and many others mistakes..

I will edit this post if for some miracle they push my verification through.

The AI suggests I add my ticket numbers to help bypass the generic support bot so here they are:

NW-146416

NW-144905

funny how loud everyone is during a dip and how quiet the same people get the moment it moves back up, even a small move.

not saying every bearish take was wrong. some of the concerns were fair. but there's a specific type of person who shows up confident during every red day and just doesnt show up to acknowledge it when the number recovers.

one bounce doesn't prove anything either way. just noticing the pattern in who talks and when.

I’m new to crypto but what app should I use? I heard Coinbase has crazy fees?