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How to Build a Secure Bitcoin-Only Portfolio in 2025 (With Less Than $100)
If you believe that Bitcoin is the only cryptocurrency that matters, you are not alone. For Bitcoin maximalists, all other "altcoins" are distractions in a sea of uncertainty. This guide shows how to start investing exclusively in Bitcoin, even with just $100 — focusing on security, self-custody, and building financial sovereignty.
Before we go to the full article, se liga nesse link com 20% de desconto vitalício na Binance! Ele é único e feito pra você.
Before we go to the full article, se liga nesse link com 20% de desconto vitalício na Binance! Ele é único e feito pra você.
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If you have more than 0.25 #Bitcoin ,
Congrats 🥳
You will own more Bitcoin than the millionaires who do not have any,
Let's Calculate,
Right now,
93% of all the Bitcoins that will ever exist are already in the market.
There will only ever be 21 million Bitcoins.
In fact, it might be less, possibly closer to 15 million, because at least six million have been lost forever.
What does 15 million signify?
For context,
This means, hypothetically, if every millionaire wanted just half a Bitcoin, they couldn't obtain it due to a supply shortage.
As of 2023, there were 64 million millionaires.
Dividing those numbers indicates the most anyone could acquire at that rate is 0.23, just under a quarter of a Bitcoin.
This fact is somewhat astonishing.
$BTC #trendingtopic #Write2Earn
Congrats 🥳
You will own more Bitcoin than the millionaires who do not have any,
Let's Calculate,
Right now,
93% of all the Bitcoins that will ever exist are already in the market.
There will only ever be 21 million Bitcoins.
In fact, it might be less, possibly closer to 15 million, because at least six million have been lost forever.
What does 15 million signify?
For context,
This means, hypothetically, if every millionaire wanted just half a Bitcoin, they couldn't obtain it due to a supply shortage.
As of 2023, there were 64 million millionaires.
Dividing those numbers indicates the most anyone could acquire at that rate is 0.23, just under a quarter of a Bitcoin.
This fact is somewhat astonishing.
$BTC #trendingtopic #Write2Earn
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Bitcoin has fallen, and the blame is not on the macroeconomic scenario.
The origin is mechanical and comes, once again, from China.
In December, regulation tightened in the Xinjiang province, forcing the shutdown of about 400,000 miners.
The immediate result? The network's hashrate plummeted by 8%.
This creates a financial domino effect:
Without mining, the revenue of these operators goes to zero. However, they urgently need cash to cover costs and move thousands of machines to other countries. The only way out is to dump their BTC reserves on the spot market.
This creates real selling pressure.
It is a supply shock caused by state policy, not by lack of demand.
We know this cycle well:
China tightens → miners sell → the price fluctuates → the network adjusts and migrates to freer locations.
In the long run, this is positive: Bitcoin becomes less dependent on China and more decentralized. The fundamentals remain intact. Expect volatility now, but know that this is just a logistical adjustment, not a structural collapse. $BTC
The origin is mechanical and comes, once again, from China.
In December, regulation tightened in the Xinjiang province, forcing the shutdown of about 400,000 miners.
The immediate result? The network's hashrate plummeted by 8%.
This creates a financial domino effect:
Without mining, the revenue of these operators goes to zero. However, they urgently need cash to cover costs and move thousands of machines to other countries. The only way out is to dump their BTC reserves on the spot market.
This creates real selling pressure.
It is a supply shock caused by state policy, not by lack of demand.
We know this cycle well:
China tightens → miners sell → the price fluctuates → the network adjusts and migrates to freer locations.
In the long run, this is positive: Bitcoin becomes less dependent on China and more decentralized. The fundamentals remain intact. Expect volatility now, but know that this is just a logistical adjustment, not a structural collapse. $BTC
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I'll say one thing, the Binance Blockchain Week is INSANE. It's been a really cool opportunity to be here and meet people from all over the world! It's also a great opportunity to discover new projects that will be valuable over time.
Today I went to the stand of $ASTER and was able to see up close what they are doing, I only have one thing to say. MOON!
#binanceblockchainweek
Today I went to the stand of $ASTER and was able to see up close what they are doing, I only have one thing to say. MOON!
#binanceblockchainweek
For 5000 years, people have agreed:
3000 BC: Money should be scarce.
2000 BC: Money should be scarce.
1000 BC: Money should be scarce.
0: Money should be scarce.
1000: Money should be scarce.
1500: Money should be scarce.
1900: Money should be scarce.
1914-1970: Ok but what if it’s not.
1971: Money is what the gov says it is.
1990: Financialize all the things.
2008: Oops maybe not.
2009: Money should be scarce -> Bitcoin.
2010-2019: Bitcoin makes no sense.
2020: Money printer go brrrr.
2021: Wait maybe bitcoin makes sense.
2025: Money should be scarce.
A currency that can be infinitely printed by a government is an anomaly.
You don’t have to accept it, opt out with bitcoin.
3000 BC: Money should be scarce.
2000 BC: Money should be scarce.
1000 BC: Money should be scarce.
0: Money should be scarce.
1000: Money should be scarce.
1500: Money should be scarce.
1900: Money should be scarce.
1914-1970: Ok but what if it’s not.
1971: Money is what the gov says it is.
1990: Financialize all the things.
2008: Oops maybe not.
2009: Money should be scarce -> Bitcoin.
2010-2019: Bitcoin makes no sense.
2020: Money printer go brrrr.
2021: Wait maybe bitcoin makes sense.
2025: Money should be scarce.
A currency that can be infinitely printed by a government is an anomaly.
You don’t have to accept it, opt out with bitcoin.
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📌 Summary about Bitcoin and macroeconomic scenario
The US government is reopening and the Treasury management indicates liquidity injection into the system.
The quantitative tightening should end soon and the Fed tends to cut rates to around 2.75%.
In 2026, there will be a change in the composition of the FOMC, with Powell's departure and the end of the current policy line.
The Fed's decisions have already caused a recession in the real estate sector, with distorted credit and excessively tight financial conditions.
Bitcoin adoption continues to accelerate, driven by legislation that promises greater regulatory clarity.
Despite the ongoing expansion of fiat money, Bitcoin's digital scarcity remains unique, attracting institutions and innovation on Wall Street.
Many investors sell BTC even when their long-term case strengthens — a classic example of market irrationality.
Major liquidity changes create opportunities that only seem obvious afterward.
The bull market ends when liquidity dries up, not when it begins. (James E. Thorne - Chief Market Strategist)
The US government is reopening and the Treasury management indicates liquidity injection into the system.
The quantitative tightening should end soon and the Fed tends to cut rates to around 2.75%.
In 2026, there will be a change in the composition of the FOMC, with Powell's departure and the end of the current policy line.
The Fed's decisions have already caused a recession in the real estate sector, with distorted credit and excessively tight financial conditions.
Bitcoin adoption continues to accelerate, driven by legislation that promises greater regulatory clarity.
Despite the ongoing expansion of fiat money, Bitcoin's digital scarcity remains unique, attracting institutions and innovation on Wall Street.
Many investors sell BTC even when their long-term case strengthens — a classic example of market irrationality.
Major liquidity changes create opportunities that only seem obvious afterward.
The bull market ends when liquidity dries up, not when it begins. (James E. Thorne - Chief Market Strategist)
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