
Is owning 1 bitcoin a realistic goal ? : r/BitcoinBeginners - Reddit
2023年4月30日 · The Gold to Silver ratio is 1 to 80. 80 Oz of silver is the same price as 1 Oz of gold. But the real ratio should be 1:10. For every Oz of gold mined they get 10 Oz of silver on average. Gold prices have also been suppressed for so long. Once gold goes up to $5000-6000 per Oz and the real 1:10 ratio happens, your $25 Oz silver will be worth ...
Is there true ownership of fractional bitcoin? : r/Bitcoin - Reddit
2022年12月25日 · 1 Bitcoin is made up of 100,000,000 satoshis or sats. The smallest amount you can move onchain is ~500 sats. On Lightning there are actually units smaller than sats (millisats) and you can send single sats around. So you could have true ownership (in your own wallet) over well under a dollars worth of bitcoin.
Broke as Hell is Buying $1 Worth of BTC a Good Start?
Daytrading bitcoin is a full time job. you need to but 10000 hours of research in first and then keep up with the research, after that, you will lose money sometimes and gain money others. Also, with the fees, it is a lot harder.
Understanding the Real Cost of Mining One Bitcoin : r/Bitcoin
Excluding tx fees, 3.25 BTC were paid out. Therefore, if we divide the tota amount of power used to mine the bitcoin by 3.25, we get the amount of kWh/BTC = 695,370. Then we multiply this by 0.05p = £28,300. So, excluding tx fees, 1 BTC has a basement power input price of £28,300, based on information baked into the block itself.
Is .1 bitcoin actually enough? : r/Bitcoin - Reddit
The ‘you only need 0.10 Bitcoin’ narrative is only relevant if Bitcoin hits ‘hyperbitcoinisation’; that’s a world in which Bitcoin has demonetised gold, real estate, equities etc. That’s a world in which Bitcoin is a $100tn asset thus $5m a coin. But it’s also no longer truly measured in dollars. It’s all Bitcoin. Can that happen?
buying $1 worth of Bitcoin every day! best way to stack - Reddit
Bitcoin is the currency of the Internet: a distributed, worldwide, decentralized digital money. Unlike traditional currencies such as dollars, bitcoins are issued and managed without any central authority whatsoever: there is no government, company, or bank in charge of Bitcoin. As such, it is more resistant to wild inflation and corrupt banks.
How many Bitcoin ETF shares = 1 BTC? : r/BitcoinBeginners - Reddit
Investing in a Bitcoin ETF is a popular way to gain exposure to Bitcoin without directly owning the cryptocurrency itself. While 1 Bitcoin ETF share may not directly represent 1 BTC in the exact sense, the value of the ETF share is typically designed to track the price movements of Bitcoin.
In my opinion 0.1 Btc is the new 1 Btc : r/Bitcoin - Reddit
2024年2月13日 · I was a dumb kid in 2016, bought 0.1 Bitcoin from a BTC ATM which was about $60. It has been less than 10 years and it almost did 100x If you're curious, I lost my keys and it takes me about a year of DCA to get 0.1 BTC risk-free nowadays :)
Will owning 0.01 BTC really make you rich? : r/Bitcoin - Reddit
I personally believe that Bitcoin is the single greatest Invention after The fire and Electricity and its not a question of If but a When, and when 1 Satoshi will be 1 dollar, hence 100.000.000$ For a single Bitcoin, then 0.01 of a Bitcoin will be 1.000.000$ and …
If bitcoin goes to 1 million each what do you think 1 million
Over the last 15 years for every 1 billion dollars that flow into Bitcoin it appreciates in 25 billion in marketcap. That means if 750 billion flows into Bitcoin it reaches 1 million dollars per Bitcoin. 750 billion is 8% of blackrocks fund. Hyperinflation doesn't need to happen for btc to reach 1 million.