Answer me this: Who is actually buying bitcoin at $87k?
I believe the answer is those who didnt buy the dip at 62k
So if you are buying 87k becuase you didnt buy 62k you are..... FOMO
What is FOMO? Wrong frequently
Do you agree? does anybody know anybody or is anybody in here actually buying bitcoin at these prices?
1 · 2K · ThreadAnswer me this: Who is actually buying bitcoin at $87k?
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M C R C C V B R T I bought at 62k and 59k but expected a dip and sold at 72… watching it go down… then only 10% in on the god candles… made some money on the way up buying in on that day… sold… and sidelined. Now looking for a reasonable entry, I don’t wanna FOMO into this price, but keep asking myself… WHERE IS THE DIP ?J C K Given institutional and sovereign buy-in/acceptance, if one has a HODL perspective of 5,10 years, or holding for kids, etc, buying when possible even if "may" get lower opportunity of 20k or so won't be a rounding error in a decade. I'm still making buys, less now than July, sure. I don't consider BTC "crypto" at all, has a solid use case. All about timeframe.C
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C R Z Totally might be wrong on this but I think dems are so obsessed with trump that everything else will fade away and it will be 2 years of calling him a pedo fascist suicide bomber that is trying to replace humans with data centers and crypto will get little attention. Itll be there in the fog. But actually, no one cares. I think sweep is bullish but we will seeP C C B
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C B V B C i can only say from my perspective they are rude, but then today i was having lunch at a cafe and i was sat next to an english guy VC who was ripping into one of his employees so i think rude is not genetic, i think its just isrealis have higher proportion of bellends outside isreal inside isreal im lead to believe its very nice and friendly
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R Z L There seems to be quite a strong negative bias towards BTC in this group, particularly around its fundamental value. For me, the investment case is its potential as a hedge against fiat currency debasement, its capped supply, self-custody, and the ability to transfer value globally without relying on traditional banks. It’s also far easier to move across borders than physical gold. Mining helps secure the network, although the cost of mining doesn’t guarantee its value or put a floor under the price. Its long-term performance has been exceptional, despite significant crashes. AI and agent payments could support future adoption, but whether that benefits BTC specifically is still speculative. None of that means it’s a good trade at any price. But shouldn’t we put our biases aside—bullish or bearish—and assess the setup? For a trade, the question is whether the evidence supports a move in your direction over your timeframe, with a sensible balance of risk and reward. You don’t have to believe in BTC’s long-term future to trade it.C
C The NFP report was leaked last night. That’s why you saw the big jump in the middle of the night last night. The Move was already made. That’s why bitcoin sat there this morning and did nothing. This market is not resilient. It’s manipulated and controlled by Wall Street now and the entire Move from 62K has been fueled by short squeezes …way too many idiots keep shorting the market and using leverage that the market makers can see on their screen… as long as people keep using big leverage and shorting the market it’s just gonna fuel the rise of bitcoin furtherV
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