I'm scared of not owning Bitcoin, I sold my bag at 109K and i slept very bad since then always waking up being scared of watching the price going up, what is the minimum amount of Bitcoin i should own in order to be "safe" if we go to 1 million on a daily candle tomorrow?

>>60517689 (OP)
Id on jacket? Looking to get a parka while they aren't in season

isn't it standard practice to only ever sell 50% of your bitcoin stack, to avoid the risk of missing out on bitcoin going parabolic out of nowhere

>>60517694
probably a fake canada goose, just get a schott dumbass

>>60517689 (OP)
my god the face on that thing

>>60517696
Looks like gay larper core.

>>60517689 (OP)
Buy and covet Gold not Bitcoin. Bitcoin is a gambling token and if you have not made it off Bitcoin already you never will. You're more likely to hold to zero, literally. So buy gold if you want your money to still be worth something when the shit hits the fan.

>>60517963
kys

>>60517963
I think they both have their uses but Bitcoin is a lot better due to its liquidity. It fluctuates so much because you can actually sell it.

Want to buy physical gold? That will be spot plus 20% top. Want to sell gold? Either spent your life building up trust on a reddit trading sub or take another 20% hit on selling. Meanwhile I can buy and sell Bitcoin with practically zero premiums with the click or a mouse.

Gold is difficult enough to sell now without massive transactional costs and people unironically think in a Fallout type scenario it will be even easier to trade their gold for water and food.

Also do you think the people evacuating places like Ukraine and Russia/Iran can just roll through border security with 200k in gold?

Bitcoin is just better all around as an overall investment. Gold is still good though but it's more like "this is money I will never ever need and just pass down to my kids and don't want to actively manage" type of investment.

>>60517689 (OP)
You'll be very happy when Drumpf starts WWIIII and it drops to sub 1k.