I love being absolutely numb to Bitcoins price, if it hits 100k great! If it drops 60% great, buy more

Back in the day I would literally set alarms at night to check the price, which caused major anxiety and rash decisions. Don’t let price fluctuations consume you’re life. It’s a silent slow killer.

Become numb, it’s the way to go.

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Happy Easter!

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How much is enough

How much of btc is enough to be financial independent in your opinion in let say 5 years? In western world

Edit: can i have some btc instead of that award?

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Did Bitcoin Pizza Guy still have a lot of Bitcoin?

Did the Bitcoin pizza guy hold on to a lot of bitcoin still? I couldn’t find out about how much he owned anywhere. Anyone know?

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Evolution of Money

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source https://www.reddit.com/r/btc/comments/mjkw67/evolution_of_money/

HODLing is not linear, it’s a spectrum.

As a community, I think we should move on from the toxic notion of never taking profits.

I have seen so many posts get degraded because they sold their bitcoin to purchase a house, pay off their debt, or even to just indulge on their gains.

They get outcasted and labeled as not a true “HODLer” because you’re supposed to support the bigger cause of total decentralization and complete transfer of wealth.

What I am trying to iterate is that just because you sold all or a portion of your bitcoin allocation, it doesn’t mean you can’t get back in again and continue to HODL.

HODLing is not linear, it’s a spectrum.

There are times to accumulate and hold. There are times to sell for profit.

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Well that was a lie

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