anyone else “revenge buy” bitcoin?
i dca 3-4K every month like clockwork. but sometimes, when i spend my (fiat) money on useless shit, like eating from five guys when i didn’t even want to that much, i just match that amount and send money on exchange, earmarked to buy btc to “ease the guilt” lol - anyone else relate to it?
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i dca 3-4K every month like clockwork. but sometimes, when i spend my (fiat) money on useless shit, like eating from five guys when i didn’t even want to that much, i just match that amount and send money on exchange, earmarked to buy btc to “ease the guilt” lol - anyone else relate to it?
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Mentor Monday, October 06, 2025: Ask all your bitcoin questions!
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Seeing old screenshots make me sick to my stomach..I'm gonna be stuck grinding for life
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Bitcoin's $123K Break: The $60B ETF Inflow is Now Confirmed as a Macro Hedge, Not Speculation
Bitcoin's rally past $120,000 confirms the "supercycle" is driven by institutional capital seeking a true macro hedge against central bank policy gridlock.
1) The $60 Billion Anchor: Cumulative inflows into U.S. Spot Bitcoin ETFs are approaching $60 billion. This steady demand provides a foundational bid for the asset, cementing Bitcoin's narrative as a "digital gold" reserve.
2) The Policy Gridlock Thesis: The U.S. economy faces a dilemma where Core CPI remains stubbornly high at 3.1%. This persistence complicates the Fed’s path, reinforcing the long-term investment thesis for non-fiat, deflationary assets.
3) The Untapped Pool: Despite these massive flows, retail is estimated to account for 80% of current spot ETF flows. This means the majority of traditional institutional capital is still largely untapped, strengthening the long-term projection towards $250,000 by 2026.
Is the persistent 3.1% Core CPI the primary reason you are forced to view BTC as a hedge, or is the future $3 trillion institutional AUM projection the only number that matters for the long-term price?
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Bitcoin's rally past $120,000 confirms the "supercycle" is driven by institutional capital seeking a true macro hedge against central bank policy gridlock.
1) The $60 Billion Anchor: Cumulative inflows into U.S. Spot Bitcoin ETFs are approaching $60 billion. This steady demand provides a foundational bid for the asset, cementing Bitcoin's narrative as a "digital gold" reserve.
2) The Policy Gridlock Thesis: The U.S. economy faces a dilemma where Core CPI remains stubbornly high at 3.1%. This persistence complicates the Fed’s path, reinforcing the long-term investment thesis for non-fiat, deflationary assets.
3) The Untapped Pool: Despite these massive flows, retail is estimated to account for 80% of current spot ETF flows. This means the majority of traditional institutional capital is still largely untapped, strengthening the long-term projection towards $250,000 by 2026.
Is the persistent 3.1% Core CPI the primary reason you are forced to view BTC as a hedge, or is the future $3 trillion institutional AUM projection the only number that matters for the long-term price?
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Bitcoin is up over 500% since Justin Trudeau said anyone who bought Bitcoin would have lost more than half their life savings. 👀
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