BTC over $100,000!!
Pat myself on the back, I made a purchase of IBIT 12/6 calls at 1pm today. Fk yea
Pat myself on the back, I made a purchase of IBIT 12/6 calls at 1pm today. Fk yea
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Ok, I guess. But I suppose this means if the crypto market collapses for whatever reason it'll be on us to bail them out again? I mean, why would they take steps to not do this. They know that the taxpayers will cover them for whatever f**kups they do. And f**k your student loans.
Down to 92k, ugh.
Could buy some more I guess. I would think getting back to 100k shouldn't require too much effort.
Could buy some more I guess. I would think getting back to 100k shouldn't require too much effort.
Damn it.
I knew it wouldn't take much to go back up.
Next time it goes down to 92k or so I'm buying.
You have to time it with the pump and dumps. When Trump is in if they increase talks about the US Bitcoin strategic reserve look for a big pump followed by a huge dump.
Just had a client come in.
Sold $2.5m of BTC last year.
Calculated about $750k of TAX.
Holy crap.
Sold $2.5m of BTC last year.
Calculated about $750k of TAX.
Holy crap.
And, Barron can take the fall. He barely even knows that one, and his mom is a drag.
With dollar declining, expect to continue to see bitcoin rising. It’s up to 87k tonight, next level is 94k, my guess is it will come quick. Fear of currency risk will cause money to flow from equities and crypto specifically bitcoin should be a beneficiary.
After a couple exceptional days, my instincts are to sell a call on MSTR, but I really think we are in the early innings of a massive move in bitcoin.
How we all thinking about BTC?
It's hard to find good info out there on reasonable predictions.
I'm thinking if it can get to $110k I'm going to sell and buy a fishing boat.
I really don't feel like going through another crash with it but I've also said for a long time I'm "never" going to sell it.
It's hard to find good info out there on reasonable predictions.
I'm thinking if it can get to $110k I'm going to sell and buy a fishing boat.
I really don't feel like going through another crash with it but I've also said for a long time I'm "never" going to sell it.
My price target is 🌙.How we all thinking about BTC?
It's hard to find good info out there on reasonable predictions.
I'm thinking if it can get to $110k I'm going to sell and buy a fishing boat.
I really don't feel like going through another crash with it but I've also said for a long time I'm "never" going to sell it.
Honestly, the remittance tax will drive some growth in crypto use. Especially if they raise it to 15%. Who’s going to pay that?
Update on him. Rich asshole
Sardinian Estate Sells for More Than €160 Million in a Record Deal for Italy
The transaction marks the country’s priciest home sale, though Silvio Berlusconi’s property is valued at more than double
By Chava GourarieFollow
Originally Published March 25, 2025, 1:30 pm EST | Mansion Global
A sheikh’s sprawling seafront villa in Sardinia, Italy, has sold for more than €160 million (US$172.8 million)—breaking the record for Italy’s most expensive residential sale ever.
The 28-bedroom villa is in Romazzino, a small town on the Mediterranean island’s northern Costa Smeralda, known for its clear waters and majestic bluffs. The 5.7-acre estate features over 1,000 feet of water frontage on Romazzino bay, along two sides of the property, with access to two private beaches and two piers. In addition, there are three pools and an array of terraces, shaded decks and lounging areas to take in the views.
The home was designed by architect Luigi Vietti around 1970 and features the traditional Mediterranean style of whitewashed walls, red-tiled roof and terracotta flooring.
The property includes three pools.
It was previously owned by both Henry Ford II, grandson of automotive pioneer Henry Ford, and Sheikh Ahmed Zaki Yamani, a Saudi oil minister instrumental in the creation of OPEC and Saudi Arabia’s dominance in the oil industry. Yamani, who acquired the home in 1974, died in London in 2021 at the age of 90.
The buyer is reportedly Brendan Blumer, the American founder of cryptocurrency firm Block.one, according to the Italian newspaper L’Union Sarda, one of several local publications to report the deal. Blumer did not reply to a request for comment, and his involvement could not be independently verified.
In the mid 2010s, Blumer, 38, enjoyed a few years of fame after launching the largest Initial Coin Offering of all time and being named as one of “the richest people in cryptocurrency” by Forbes, but has been keeping a lower profile since. Block.one was embroiled in a years-long class action investor suit, in which the company agreed to settle but did not admit wrongdoing, that was finalized in January of this year.
Sotheby’s International Realty represented both the buyer and seller in the transaction for the Romazzino villa. And while the sale price is the most expensive ever seen in Italy, another Sardinia home is valued at more than double its price—the Villa Certosa belonging to Silvio Berlusconi, the former prime minister of Italy.
That was me as well.
But I'd throw up if it went down 50% or more which it easily could.
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