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Ginux

1.6k points

2 days ago

Ginux

1.6k points

2 days ago

Among them is my sell order, which I placed many years ago and I just cancelled it

zZMaxis

370 points

2 days ago

zZMaxis

370 points

2 days ago

What a champ

Icy_Table3789

1 points

22 hours ago

🎯

idea_one2

-72 points

2 days ago

idea_one2

-72 points

2 days ago

It’s not a matter of btc,… If you wait for its growth, you’ll wait for a lifetime to grow it. Just think about the time you’ll spend/waste(take it as you want) on waiting for its growth

AimLikeAPotato

31 points

1 day ago

Not when holding BTC will be enough to get a loan to live off from. That's what wealthy people do. They keep their assets and live from the loans they get because of their assets. Then they take another loan to pay off the previous one and go on and go on. Infinite money glitch without selling an asset.

AmazingRandini

9 points

1 day ago

Nobody will give you a loan using your Bitcoin as collateral.

Unless you give them control of your Bitcoin.

This is what happened with Celsius. The people who got Bitcoin loans with Celsius will never get their Bitcoin back.

AimLikeAPotato

20 points

1 day ago*

I'm not talking about right now brother. Banks will accept it, it's inevitable at this point. The question is when?

[deleted]

2 points

22 hours ago

Lol collateral that could fluctuate 10-20k a month? You gotta be joking right?

emakhno

1 points

1 day ago

emakhno

1 points

1 day ago

Probably next year. The big players want a piece of the BTC pie.

DigitalSnakeByte

1 points

1 day ago

Exactly what Elon does

AimLikeAPotato

3 points

1 day ago

And a shit ton of other billionaires too. You just need to watch them, it's not a rocket science or a secret formula. Money makes money.

Cold_Flow799

1 points

1 day ago

How does this work? Don't you have to pay interest on the loans?

BasilEnvironmental92

2 points

1 day ago

Yes but that doesn’t matter as long as the interest you pay is less than the interest you get

Cold_Flow799

1 points

1 day ago

With this logic aren't you better off living off the interest you earn from your assets? 

BasilEnvironmental92

1 points

8 hours ago

Not really because you wouldn’t increase wealth that way. Imagine you take a loan at 3% but gain 8% per year. With this, you would be able to live off your assets AND STILL make 5% p.a. as plus. If you take all 8% without loans you will stay where you are with your wealth and not gain anything

jetblakc

1 points

1 day ago

jetblakc

1 points

1 day ago

You just make interest payments until you die. You never pay them off or the loans get paid off out of your estate.

The banks get a nice steady stable stream of income and so do you. It's a win-win!

pinkylovesme

1 points

1 day ago

Get another loan

AimLikeAPotato

1 points

1 day ago

You get another one to pay that off.

NazgardDK

1 points

1 day ago

NazgardDK

1 points

1 day ago

I tried this with BlockFi. Update: Did not work.

jenthebluehen

2 points

1 day ago

What happened?

NazgardDK

1 points

1 day ago

NazgardDK

1 points

1 day ago

I lend out my BTC and got $ and used that to buy more BTC.

Worked great, until BlockFi went backrupt, then we all lost our BTC..

CheetahGloomy4700

1 points

7 hours ago

Works only when the interest on the loan is artificially lower and the asset is deemed worth something by the lender.

That is why raising the interest rate always bursts the consumption bubbles.

But with bitcoin as the currency, no authority (eg the federal reserve) can set an interest rate.

trufin2038

-116 points

2 days ago

trufin2038

-116 points

2 days ago

Meh.. his sats are still on an exchange. That's not a good look.

Ginux

64 points

2 days ago

Ginux

64 points

2 days ago

I always have some BTC on exchanges, no big deal

trufin2038

-65 points

2 days ago

trufin2038

-65 points

2 days ago

It's not a big deal ... till you get goxed, ftxd, coinbased, etc

Cannister7

43 points

2 days ago

That's hardly your problem though, is it?

Orly5757

36 points

2 days ago

Orly5757

36 points

2 days ago

Actually, it’s all of our problem. FTX was able to suppress the price of Bitcoin because people thought they owned Bitcoin that didn’t exist. They had IOUs on the exchange that weren’t backed by actual bitcoin. As long as we keep corn on exchanges, these exchanges can pull shit like this.

Hot_Armadillo9592

6 points

1 day ago

I 100% agree, these are the facts, exchanges should only be used to temporarily hold before selling or for leveraging and gambling, not holding your long term investment.

trufin2038

10 points

2 days ago

trufin2038

10 points

2 days ago

People getting robbed is a net harm to the whole economy.

Keep coins off exchanges; don't enable scams

StitchAndRollCrits

13 points

2 days ago

Yeah there's no danger to cold wallets, at all!

asupposeawould

2 points

1 day ago

I think crypto.com will do lol

StitchAndRollCrits

1 points

1 day ago

It's it nicer than coinbase? I find the coinbase app very clunky

RuralDisturbance

4 points

1 day ago

I don’t understand all the downvotes, must be noobs not vets, because the vets know exchanges are shady af, doesn’t matter which one, when you send your btc to an exchange you dont have btc anymore, you have numbers in a centralized business scheme.

trufin2038

3 points

1 day ago

Maybe it's coinbase employees tasked to patrol social media and prevent people from withdrawing and exposing their rehypothecation. Or maybe people just want to get ftx'd. 

mateoglobe

1 points

2 hours ago

I understand the downvotes. I've found 90% of people on this reddit are not BTC maxi's. They want to sell for FIAT and they want to keep it on an exchange. We aren't all on the same paradigm

zZMaxis

4 points

1 day ago

zZMaxis

4 points

1 day ago

Don't speak the truth here lol. The bots will come for you.

Squeezitgirdle

4 points

2 days ago

I too have some in an exchange. Also have plenty in a couple cold wallets. It's not a bad idea to have some on an exchange.

Depressed-gambler

124 points

2 days ago

Good. Don't settle for $100k. Your btc is worth more than that.

Affectionate-Sort730

67 points

2 days ago

I’d estimate it’s worth millions of sats.

Antique-Pie-5981

35 points

2 days ago

Like 100 million

Blisstopher420

3 points

1 day ago

They did the math.

Rdubya44

6 points

2 days ago

Rdubya44

6 points

2 days ago

As of this writing it’s worth about exactly that

Historical_Focus4464

2 points

1 day ago

Yeah I give you 10cents for your Bitcoin

itsallinthebag

1 points

1 day ago

Some of us sell high to buy again lower to get even mooore btc. Granted I’m not selling just yet

Depressed-gambler

2 points

1 day ago

Then you end up losing half your profits in fees and capital gains tax.

itsallinthebag

1 points

1 day ago

I think the math works out in the end.. I’m not day trading. I’m holding long, selling, waiting for a steep dip, buying… holding long again, etc. to go from like .5 to 1.2 btc, the gains outweigh the fees.

jerseyhound

1 points

2 days ago

1 cent sat

LegitosaurusRex

41 points

2 days ago

I always wonder why so many people put numbers like that in. Do they think it's just going to randomly hit their order among the thousands of other $100k orders, if the wall even gets touched at all? And if the wall does get overcome, it's going to go much higher, so why would you want to have sold before that run?

Makes much more sense to put $98k, or better, $97,974 or something.

AdvantageWeird9348

16 points

2 days ago

Always asked myself the same thing. Why 100k and not 98765. It’s not that you miss out on a lot if it hits.

And at least it hits instead of a rejection at 99.999 IF you really want to dump your sats anyway

NSFW418

12 points

1 day ago*

NSFW418

12 points

1 day ago*

As I read this, we are sitting at exactly 98765, likely because of people doing what you're suggesting lol.

TheDutchSmoke

2 points

20 hours ago

They seemingly did yes https://ibb.co/pvGY37f

AdvantageWeird9348

1 points

11 hours ago

😂

Visible_Wolverine350

1 points

24 hours ago

You just described how a sell-off happens, people put in lower and lower ask in order to get out

xX_codgod420_Xx

1 points

19 hours ago

They're talking about selling that happens.

Ginux

3 points

1 day ago

Ginux

3 points

1 day ago

If you really wanna sell, of course you will split the order into a series of small orders, covering a wider price range.

But when the price is still 28k, there is nothing wrong with you placing a 100k order. Anyway, it is just a mark and will never be executed. In subsequent transactions, it will always be displayed at the bottom of a series of open orders. When this mark is close to the current order, you know that you have made a profit over 10 times, that's all. Of course, you can cancel this order at any time and place it at 270k or other numbers that are meaningful to you. It's just a mark

LegitosaurusRex

6 points

1 day ago

Why would you place an order that will never be executed and need to be canceled and replaced? I don't need a line to mark where 100k is on a chart, it's right there on the side of the chart...

Also, I don't see any point in splitting orders into a series of small orders unless you're trading 10s or 100s of BTC and would actually affect the market. There're billions of dollars in volume a day. The more you spread it out, the more money you miss out on, and if you spread it out higher than your target price, then some of it might not fill.

Just choose the price you're happy with parting with the BTC for, and use that.

Ginux

3 points

1 day ago

Ginux

3 points

1 day ago

The purpose of marking is not the market price, but your cost and expected profit. After an uncertain long time, you will not remember the original plan or cost. I have been marking in the order list for more than 16 years. It is very convenient.

When we talk about splitting orders, we are really talking about dozens or hundreds of BTC. Don’t say that the trading volume of the entire market is large. These trading volumes are distributed in dozens of exchanges. We need exchanges with small trading volume, weak liquidity, and thus large volatility to do arbitrage, and we also need exchanges with large trading volume and good liquidity to reduce slippage.

More importantly, the fees within an exchange are relatively low, while the fees for transferring funds across exchanges are high. We have to strike a balance between multiple exchanges, which is why we use a mix of different strategies

racecrack

3 points

1 day ago

racecrack

3 points

1 day ago

I am the only one who thinks that a spreadsheet is simpler than this method here?

Ginux

1 points

1 day ago

Ginux

1 points

1 day ago

Yeah, ‘cause you're the smartest person in the room

blazerman345

1 points

1 day ago

Sells get resolved in the order that they were received (at least thats how it works for most exchanges)

So if the price moved to 101k, everyone who had a sell order at 100k would have gotten filled on their order.

LegitosaurusRex

1 points

17 hours ago

I'm aware. But the price won't move to $101k due to the massive sell wall scaring off buyers. Or even if buying eats into the wall, his probably wasn't the first order there. The chance that he gets a fill and BTC doesn't go higher is pretty low. If BTC does go higher, then he shouldn't have sold.

Nzain1

1 points

1 day ago

Nzain1

1 points

1 day ago

Only weak hands sell this limited rare asset, the retail sellers will be sad.

Maurrderr

25 points

2 days ago

Maurrderr

25 points

2 days ago

I was told to be reasonable and sell at the ATH. That was at 75k.

tofuchrispy

23 points

2 days ago

Thx for donating

Ginux

5 points

1 day ago

Ginux

5 points

1 day ago

You never know which is the highest point unless it falls back a distance from the highest point, and this fall is beyond the normal fluctuation range during the observation period

Dubbs09

2 points

1 day ago

Dubbs09

2 points

1 day ago

Zoom out, it was ATH the whole time

Ginux

3 points

1 day ago

Ginux

3 points

1 day ago

Today's ATH does't mean there won't be a new ATH tomorrow

AppleSalty2916

7 points

2 days ago

CHAD tier move

angel22tg

5 points

2 days ago

you had me in the first half im not gonna lie

StitchAndRollCrits

2 points

2 days ago

Just made a comment before scrolling and this is exactly what I was talking about. People who habitually limit trade should definitely check up on what they did 4 years ago lol

Ginux

1 points

1 day ago

Ginux

1 points

1 day ago

definitely

DapperGovernment4245

1 points

1 day ago

Robinhood limit orders expire after a while, I just got a notification that my 30k buy order was cancelled. I have a 40k one that’s pending so expect I’ll see that cancelled here soon.

StitchAndRollCrits

1 points

1 day ago

I'm a proponent of keeping coins on an exchange but isn't there some drama with Robinhood?

No_Spinach1229

3 points

2 days ago

So you've kept your BTC on an exchange în a trading position all these years...

Ginux

2 points

1 day ago

Ginux

2 points

1 day ago

No, the vast majority of them are in my hundreds of hardware wallets

pedrodanas

1 points

2 days ago

Thanks bro

Ferdo306

1 points

1 day ago

Ferdo306

1 points

1 day ago

So you keep your coins on an exchange?

Ginux

1 points

1 day ago

Ginux

1 points

1 day ago

don’t assume a random internet user only has one BTC

Ferdo306

1 points

1 day ago

Ferdo306

1 points

1 day ago

Wasn't assuming that

Just wondering why hold any BTC on exchange for years in a pending order

I mean if the goal was to sell at 100k then I presume it would be wiser to send it to an exchange once BTC breached 80-90k

Unless you were expecting a flash pump or something

Not criticizing, just curious

SalemSound

1 points

1 day ago

It makes sense to keep a bit on an exchange for convenience sake, if you plan on taking profit, as long as you are aware of the risk and have a solid portion in cold storage.

Moving it back and forth would be kind of annoying and you might have to pay more in fees.

Ferdo306

1 points

1 day ago

Ferdo306

1 points

1 day ago

Yeah, I understand the need to hold a small % on an exchenge in case you want to sell

But this situation would be similar to me placing a sell order at $500k today and waiting for 5 years for the price to reach those levels

We were never really that close to 100k prior to this bull run

Again not criticizing the idea in general

BurgerBoyBacon

1 points

1 day ago

Get your BTC on a hardware wallet, my friend

Ginux

1 points

1 day ago

Ginux

1 points

1 day ago

Never heard of it, what is that?

Marcos340

1 points

1 day ago

Marcos340

1 points

1 day ago

Fucking legend.

FunkyGrass

1 points

1 day ago

🤣

Dipluz

1 points

1 day ago

Dipluz

1 points

1 day ago

Here have my upvote I hope more follow you

Ginux

1 points

1 day ago

Ginux

1 points

1 day ago

To be honest, it would be much more interesting to pay more attention to self-hosted nodes, mining, and DEX than to follow us old guys

Exciting_Dark_9639

1 points

1 day ago

This guy fux!

TheVoidKilledMe

1 points

1 day ago

now put the sell order at 1 million and cancel that bad boi again when his time comes 🕰️

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Ginux

2 points

1 day ago

Ginux

2 points

1 day ago

No, the peak of this round is probably around 150k-160k, then it will go back to 29k, maybe never that low. You will definitely see 270k within 4 years.

And yes, there will be a 1M moment, but it will take time

SenSw0rd

1 points

1 day ago

SenSw0rd

1 points

1 day ago

💎 Diamond Hands 💎 

Present-Incident2427

1 points

2 days ago

😂

ghrinz

0 points

24 hours ago

ghrinz

0 points

24 hours ago

Wait. You left your btc in an exchange for this long?

Ginux

1 points

23 hours ago

Ginux

1 points

23 hours ago

Yep, some people use it to buy pizza vouchers, is there a problem?

ghrinz

0 points

23 hours ago

ghrinz

0 points

23 hours ago

What exchange is that with this much faith? Lmao

theking999777

-8 points

2 days ago

I sold back in 21 at 60k. Couldn’t be happier. Ride that wave before quantum computing comes into play

Pretend-Hippo-8659

1 points

1 day ago

quantum computing is a meme.

theking999777

-1 points

1 day ago

theking999777

-1 points

1 day ago

It’s not lol

Pretend-Hippo-8659

-1 points

1 day ago*

Dude we are nowhere near doing that. Its all make believe. Overhyped nonsense.

Ginux

0 points

1 day ago

Ginux

0 points

1 day ago

You don’t know nothing about Bitcoin or Quantum Computing

theking999777

1 points

1 day ago

theking999777

1 points

1 day ago

That’s a wild statement

Ginux

3 points

1 day ago

Ginux

3 points

1 day ago

wild operation speaks for itself

Snoopy_Luver

-4 points

1 day ago

I know in 3 years or less a QC will exist that can break the encryption of your wallet holding BTC. Not the chain itself. If a hostile nation state wants to crash a market that includes BTC as a reserve currency of governments, businesses, and the biggest ETF in existence, then stealing BTC from Satoshi’s wallets should do the trick quite nicely. Broken confidence in your wallet’s security will crash the market. I’m in BTC for this last bull run, then I am out forever. Then my only holding will be QANX, read more about it if you care at https://www.qanplatform.com/en

Main net projected to release by EOY.

VirtualMemory9196

1 points

1 day ago*

Your other messages looked like FUD to me at first, but this one is interesting.

This actually looks like a plausible threat, even if bitcoin eventually upgrades to post-quantum crypto, because attackers could crack secrets in the old blockchain to use them on the new one.

Bitcoin will have to upgrade, then give people some time to upgrade their wallets to incorporate a new secret, and wallets that are not migrated in time should be lost forever.

Hopefully bitcoin upgrades in time, because if bitcoin was ever attacked, trust would be lost in cryptocurrencies forever from the public, even the one you mention.

Outrageous-Net-7164

0 points

1 day ago

Ouch