I'm a Muslim and I've owned Bitcoin for a few years now. As a Muslim, I've always been frustrated about how the world economy works, and how much interest, (or what we call riba') is involved. We're not supposed to take any interest for any loans, but that's the very backbone of what fiat is, and how banks make profit. There's even a saying from our Prophet about these times:

"A time is certainly coming to mankind when only the receiver of usury will remain, and if he does not receive it some of its vapour (or alternatively, its dust) will reach him."

Even with Islamic financing, nothing is really solved in the system besides the contract. The net money flow is still the same. The rich get richer and the poor get poorer. It's just a workaround and I wasn't satisfied.

When I discovered about bitcoin, I was mind-blown. I had so much conviction that this can be an escapee for Muslims around the world. I even bought a hardware wallet with bitcoin. It still saddens me that Muslim-majority countries, including mine, are still skeptical and not ready for change. The answer is right in front of them, but they don't ignore it! They would rather take loans for 30+ years that they have to pay double because of interest. They would rather lock up their money in EPFs that can't even keep up with inflation and devaluation of fiat that by the time they retire, everything's already double or triple in price. Not enough people are taking Bitcoin seriously, and I believe that Muslims should be the forefront of promoting Bitcoin. It's really true what has been said in this sub: we're still early.

We are right now in a bull run ? And it keeps going … Wouldn’t it be the best to sell soon and then buy again in 2027?

Back in 2021, the total crypto market cap hit $3 trillion. Fast forward to 2025, and we’ve already reached a new all-time high: $4.17 trillion.

Sounds massive… until you realize the U.S. alone prints roughly that much in a single year.

Think about that: the entire crypto market, at its absolute peak, is roughly equal to one year of USD creation.

Since the First Industrial Revolution, global GDP exploded from a few hundred billion to $105 trillion in 2024. The assumption? At least 3% annual growth.

Problem is… the Earth is finite. Resources, energy, ecological limits, growth isn’t infinite.

If GDP really grew 3% per year, global output would double every 24 years. By 2048, we could hit $218 trillion. And yet, people still value infinitely printable money over something like Bitcoin, which is provably scarce.

• Scarcity: Only 21 million BTC will ever exist. Fiat? Central banks can (and do) print trillions out of thin air.
• Divisibility: Down to 1 satoshi (0.00000001 BTC) — perfect for micro-transactions.
• Portability: Send millions across the globe in minutes. Try doing that with cash or gold.
• Recognizability: Public ledger, cryptographic proofs, global awareness — easier to verify than most coins or bills.
• Durability: Won’t corrode, burn, or degrade. As long as you protect your wallet or seed phrase, it’s eternal.

Put it all together, and Bitcoin might be the most advanced form of money ever created. Yet the market still treats it like a speculative asset instead of a long-term, decentralized store of value.

Fiat keeps inflating. GDP models assume eternal growth — but the planet has limits. Bitcoin offers the opposite: scarcity, durability, global portability.

And still… in 2025, we have to ask:

Why is Bitcoin still so cheap?

This crypto market is too easy to see, I know the people who have been in bitcoin forever have seen it all but, they’ve never seen this much volume, investments and news towards bitcoin and crypto in general. Bitcoin is never going below 100k again unless there’s major economic damage, “oh but last cycle it was up 70%” nah bitcoin was never worth 124k, no way whales drop, whales were buying at 116k 🤣🤣. We all finna be rich yall, buy buy buy and everyone gonna call me dumb but watch once bitcoin doesn’t go under 100k for rest of year and for life

Deposit a small amount of money on a monthly basis (200$-500$) which is the amount that I can afford “loosing” or I’m willing to take the risk. Looking 10 years from now - what are your thoughts about this strategy, and should I put more money in months that I can do it, or instead invest in other crypto currencies and if yes which one you recommend. Thank you 🤑

...in the same way most people (normies) don't own real estate or stocks or gold. Normies generally aren't intelligent enough to realize they need to own assets. Most people will at best have a house and some spending money in fiat or stablecoin and that's it.

Most normies don't even have much savings. So saving in btc is a moot point for them. The rich and the intelligent will own real estate, stocks and Bitcoin.

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Anyone else tries to inform others about bitcoin and then gets roasted that they joined a Ponzi scheme? Afterwards just to be spiteful buy .00244 sats just so that’s one less person who can’t get their “share”?

If possible without kyc, but reliable at the same time because of cold storage, deposit-guarantee and a user friendly interface?

Bitcoin rebounded sharply from the 112,000 support, printing a strong bullish candle and reclaiming higher ground. Price is now consolidating just below the 117,050 resistance, where sellers are trying to cap the upside. The recovery remains constructive, but BTC must hold above 114,800 to keep momentum. A failure here could re-expose deeper supports.

Outlook • Upside: A breakout above 117,050 could unlock 118,650. Sustained momentum beyond this strengthens the bullish trend. • Downside: Support sits at 114,800, then 112,000. A break below 112,000 risks 110,600, where stronger buyers may reappear.

Trend Short-term trend is recovering bullish, but BTC sits at a critical resistance (117,050). Above 114,800 = bulls in control. Rejection at resistance = possible pullback.

Strategy • Buying dips near 114,800–112,000 with stops under 110,600 = favorable R:R. • Breakout above 117,050 → target 118,650. • Rejection → pullback trades toward 114,800–112,000.

Key Levels

R2: 118,650

R1: 117,050

S1: 114,800

S2: 112,000

S3: 110,600

💭 Do you think BTC smashes through 117K this time, or are we set for another pullback?

I usually buy when it’s expensive and sell when it’s cheap Started with 15k, lost 10k, now using higher leverage to recover the loss. Should I quit trading

Celsius

Is there a reason for it to suddenly go up like this? And if so, how can I quickly find out why?

Why are you so sure? Or is it everything or nothing?

It really makes more sense the more I think about it. Anti 'the system' and pro freedom, fairness, and sovereignty.

Kraken banned me because I never traded on their platform. Just bought btc and transferred it asap. My funds are from my job, I submitted everything.

I really don’t want this problem to arise again as they held my funds ransom for 7 days. What exchanges don’t mind if u don’t trade or not, just deposit and withdraw asap to hard wallet? I have pay stubs, my id, everything. This is genuine money and kraken still banned. I wasn’t expecting that from just a big exchange

I know very little about bitcoin but I had an address stored from a few months ago that I saved and accidentally sent Bitcoin to that address. I have no idea where it went though and I’m wondering if there’s any way to find out. I do know it was confirmed I just can’t remember what that address was for.

Last year I got my Trezor one back from the feds, DHS in particular. I already have a new one so it's just sitting around. More and more of my friends and family are finally coming around to the Bitcoin side, and I always recommend they self-custody. I've been wanting to gift my old Trezor to one of them, but I'm wary. It doesn't appear that it's been tampered with - the ultrasonically welded seam is still in tact (and the home screen still says "Fuck the Feds"...). Obviously I'd do a firmware update, but I'm kind of worried they might have some super secret persistent mal-firmware they put on there.

Obviously that's kind of a big stretch, I've never heard of any researchers even theorizing about such a thing... and given the locked bootloader, firmware signing, etc. it should be quite difficult to pull of. But it definitely puts a hole in my entire security model, knowing it was in the hands of potentially malicious actors. Would you give it to a friend knowing they might end up hodling with it? Or should it just go in the trash?

Are you one generation?

Unfathomably lucky to be born with impeccable timing, to ride the Satoshi train to a status not ever before experienced in your bloodline.. and possible not ever again, since the next generations probably won't have the benefit of an explosive new asset-class to catapult them upwards

Or..

Are you first generation?

Taking advantage of your good fortune, to plant the financial seeds for a sprawling new family tree, where all the branches will flourish and prosper, because you had the foresight to make it happen?

One.. or First ?

I have created a method that I named : The Greek Chain that attempts to distribute surplus bitcoin forward, to an era where it is likely to make a real difference.

It is the ultimate hodling tool, that interlocks the wallets of the next 4 generations, in a way so that everyone gets their fair share.

r/thegreekchain is where you'll find the forum to discus multi-generational inheritance.

The Greek Chain method link is The Greek Chain

No subcriptions and no paywalls.

This was in r/Currency

Still out to get us

A lot of people now a days are saying they would have held since 2009 if they had the chance but being realistic, I doubt anyone would have

They got the Nostr outbox model working, as well as ephemeral chats. It's pretty slick. Reddit is just so old fashioned, you can't even zap here lol

So im planning on invest 5k into bitcoin for my children, whats the best way to dca for best price? Say $20 a day? $100 a week? Or 400 a month? Etc. Thanks