Quote from: JISAN on March 17, 2025, 03:57:30 PM

I will say again that pi does not do any potential. Coins that rise in price quickly tend to fall again quickly. So trading them is like gambling. Some may make huge profits from this while others lose a large portion of their capital. So I see no logic in getting too excited about this coin. Only those who mine it for free will benefit from this.  There was a lot of hype in the market about Trump coin and many people have made a lot of profit from it.  Many others have gone bankrupt with this coin. On the other hand you can see another example FTX was the fastest growing crypto exchange. Again it went bankrupt although after many years users are getting their money back. But why would a user leave his money somewhere for several years without any benefit ?

I wouldn't dare say anything about PI's future; it could be wildly successful or fade into oblivion, it all depends on its tens of millions of community members. They used to believe PI would be worth thousands of USD, but when PI listed around 1 USD, they didn't have enough motivation to accumulate at a price thousands of times cheaper.

Since I don't hold PI, I'm not pressured by this memecoin's volatility. I just hope the PI price fluctuations will bring interesting stories and positive investor sentiment: if PI succeeds, the market is prone to FOMO; if PI fails, the market confirms the memecoin purge, allowing capital to focus on truly valuable tokens.

I'm not sure what's next for Pi network, it all depends on how many people use it and if it's actually handy in real life. I've seen hyped-up coins shoot up and crash hard and trading them feels like a roll of the dice. If I mined Pi for free, I wouldn't sweat it, but if I'm putting money in, I'd keep my hopes in check. I think if Pi gets useful, it could stick around otherwise, it might just flop like other flashy stuff. I'm keeping my eyes open and playing it smart in this crazy market!

I just came across something interesting–Oneminers set up a new mining spot in Nigeria. It's got those Goldshell AE-BOX miners which I hear pretty good at keeping things efficient. I thought it was cool they're also adding some jobs and tech to the area., not just digging for crypto. They've got a video floating around showing the place and I watched it, kinda neat to see the setup. If you're curious, their website's got more but no big deal either way, just thought it was worth a mention!

Quote from: Findingnemo on March 12, 2025, 05:35:03 PM

It's an asset and his plan is to sell them for profits sooner or later.

All I can remember is he recently added few thousand Bitcoins then market just went down, I expected to go upwards but people thought it's time to pull the string before he does.

But he might be buying more when price fell down.

Their average purchase price is around $66,300 USD/BTC... and I'm sure they won't sell anytime soon even though they've made a profit... they probably have a longer term projection... because they sold their shares at a price that wasn't cheap either... the share price is $262 right now and will likely continue to rise as time goes by...

Or maybe they'll make some longer term decisions... and that's understandable, because it seems like a lot of people are interested in owning MSTR shares right now... I'm a little bit sure, that MS will buy and buy more BTC in large amounts in the future...

I've been thinking about their plan and it feels like they're playing the long game instead of chasing quick cash. I mean, if they're buying bitcoin around $66,300 on average, I'd probably sit tight too until it climbs way up, gotta make sure I'm getting a nice chunk back right? Looking at how MSTR's stock keeps going up, it seems like folks investing in them are totally on board with this big picture idea. I'm kinda excited to watch them keep stacking BTC, it could shake things up in the market down the road. Honestly, I'm curious how their next steps will hit both bitcoin's price and their own stock. It's like a slow burn but I've got a hunch it might pay off big.

I can totally see both sides of this bitcoin backed finance thing. On one hand, I think it's pretty cool, it could make btc even more useful by letting people borrow or trade with it easier like giving it more juice to move around. I mean, who wouldn't want new ways to play with their bitcoin right? But then I start worrying because it's not all sunshine, it adds some tricky stuff too. Like what if the people running it mess up or the government steps in with a bunch of rules? That could throw a wrench in things. For me, it'd be awesome if these setups keep things simple and stick to what bitcoin's all about, no middleman, no funny business. I've got my eye on stuff like Avalon Labs to see if they can pull it off without losing that bitcoin vibe. I'm curious to watch how it shakes out, could be a big win if they get it right!

Quote from: AlphaBeta on March 03, 2025, 10:57:37 AM

As expected, because of the recent BTC price surge other altcoin are on the move upward, and I'm sure a lot of people saw this coming, but I think the real question now is how long this trend would last.

Because we've been here a couple of time, and it would be cool if we can put a timeline on this, if it's just a temporary move, and even if it isn't, how long can we expect the bullish trend to last.

As an investor, I only hope that the BTC price will rise steadily and then stabilize, for example around 150K USD, so that altcoins will have the opportunity to increase strongly and create a new ATH this year. This will help maintain the 4-year cycle of BTC and the crypto market.

Currently, the BTC price below 100K USD is creating great pressure on altcoins, many tokens have returned to the bottom of the crypto winter in the disappointment of holders. Even many BTC holders are regretting the opportunity to sell BTC above 100K. The market is sinking into fear and confusion.

It is really frustrating to see bitcoin now going down below $100k . The fear in the market is real and many hodlers felt the pressure because they missed the biggest opportunity in crypto market. But crypto has always been cyclical and past trends shows recoveries follow periods of uncertainty. If btc stabilizes and gains momentum, altcoins could see strong growth as well. It is a tough phase right now but patience and long term perspective might be needed for now.

Bitcoin hitting $100k this year, do you think it's actually doable or is it just a pipe dream?? I mean, we've seen a lot of market swings, new rules and the halving, I'm torn. Some say institutional adoption could push it there, but others warn of a drop. Am i crazy for feeling FOMO or should i play it safe?? Bull run ahead or more hype??

It's not crazy to feel FOMO but it is  always smart to stay cautious. Bitcoin has strong momentum with institutional interest and the halving but market swings and regulations can slow things down. $100k is possible but timing is uncertain. A balanced approach, investing what you can afford to hold long term might be the safest play. No one can predict the market with certainty so staying informed and avoiding impulsive decisions is key.

It is wild how these bots analyze tons of data to trade for you, aiming for profits while you chill. I'm pumped about the idea of passive income but i am also nervous. Unlike copy trading where you follow humans, this is all algorithms and if the market tanks or the tech glitches, it could flop. I read it can crunch patterns way faster than us–think milliseconds– which is cool but I wonder if it is too good to be true.