Are you selling this piece of shit?
>>62551470I'm considering longing my bag here
99% Brand 1% techThe OG memecoinMany memecoins have fixed supply 2 btw
>>62551470No.
>The crypto with the most consensus that it is a store of value>largest crypto market capOh yeah this is definitely a piece of shit. Just because your btc day trading isn't going the way you like doesn't mean this is a piece of shit.>Thousands of people became millionaires in the last 6 years from this>NOOO ITS A PIECE OF SHIT BECAUSE....BECAUSE IT HASNT MOONED AGAINkill yourself, genuinely.
>>62554190how would you recommend storing it? i was gonna literally get a coldcard since im into that bitcoin maximalist shit. I came on here to look up the coldcard news and looks like im a dumbass for thinking that was a good idea. I see ledger shilled on here a lot but thats not fully open source
>>62551470I'm never going to sell any of my bags
>>62551488should i sell btc for link now?
>>62554228Offline hardware wallet is best for convenience/security balance. There's many ways to achieve this. Ez mode would be tangem wallet or a trezor wallet. Depending on how schizo you want to be you can go farther than that, but DYOR. I would recommend generating your own btc seed with dice rolls then import seed to hardware wallet. Many guides on how to do this.
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>>62554271yea yea its looking like the dice roll method and then store it away on metal without even needing a hardware wallet seems the most secure now... I'm so lucky I didn't buy one of those coldcard things yet. Going on /biz/ an dseeing all the anti bitcoin shit in general made me feel pretty paranoid though. I felt pretty confident that the shit will probably 4x whatever it bottoms out to this year 40-60k or whatever and I'll have my money back (bought a lot at 77k)
>>62554300Fwiw, if you generated your own btc seed via dice roll method and imported it to a coldcard, you would not be at risk. Those guys are safe. The flaw was in how the cold cards firmware had a bug that made seed generation not sufficiently random. I still understand why someone wouldn't fuck with them but I just want to make that clarification.
>>62554624yea i know that, but i wouldn't be surprised if I had gotten one id be too lazy to do that and trust the built in one. Which storage method would you recommend?
>>62551470hellno.
>>62554190>The early investors of the Ponzi scheme became the richestTheres no revenue behind Bitcoin, no dividends, no legal ownership, and no legal framework. It is prone to a plethora of financial schemes, like pump-and-dumps. Stocks and bonds are the real store of value financial instruments. You might get lucky gambling with crypto once in a while but you always lose in the long run if you keep playing. The technology is nice but it is grossly overvalued and it looks like Bitcoin is near another major collapse. Right now, the only thing its good for is shorting, nothing else.
>>62554645If you're not willing to generate your seed manually, just get a trezor safe 7. Hardware and firmware are fully open source.
>>62554190bagholder cope
BTC IS FAKE SHIT THAT ONLY WORKS IF THERE IS ENOUGH COMPUTE. WHEN RAM IS 10x BITCOIN IS DEAD YOU MORONS. Thanks for hodling all these years.
>>62551470>sellingYou should have sold a year ago ago and been buying under 60k.
>>62551470I bought at 59k and sold at 64k after it repeatedly failed to go up higher. If I wanted a crabbing piece of shit I'd buy divvy boomer stocks and be safer because nobody will fucking steal them from my wallet.
>>62554190>baggie saw early adopters make x10 and still thinks his turn will comeKek baggie.
