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25824960 No.25824960 [Reply] [Original]

Anyone else manage to lock in their BTC at 41k?

Feeling comfy over here

>> No.25825009

nah, i sure didn't, locked in 39K

>> No.25825020

>>25824960
I locked in at 20k, unlocked at 35k and locked in again at 40k. I don't know why people don't really talk about it, but it's made it so I don't have to work at McDonalds anymore.

>> No.25825028

I did but my cat walking on my desk pressed the unlock button, i want to kill myself

>> No.25825034

>>25825009
Might not be the top but you did good anon

>> No.25825068

>>25825020
this. locking at 17k in 2017 is what allowed me to quit my job. lived off that for a full year.....newfags i guess...

>> No.25825109

Best feature on trzr. Saves me a lot of headaches when I'm able to lock in the price.

>> No.25825114
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25825114

>>25824960
>>25825009
>>25825020

So, this is the new fud floating around biz...hahahahahaha. What a joke.

>> No.25825142

Newfag here, lurked this board the past but I'm not a regular, what does it mean to lock in?

>> No.25825146

>>25825114
>he thinks it's FUD
ngmi, knowing when to lock your BTC is essential to making it in this bull market

>> No.25825149

>>25825114
>new

>> No.25825157
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25825157

I locked my BTC at 14k and for some reason thought I unlocked it at some point. I wanted to cash out at 30k but was in complete shock when I found out I missed the bullrun. Could have fucking doubled my money.

>> No.25825176

>>25825114
newfag

>> No.25825183

>>25825142
So you didn’t lock? Shit man you‘re a little late...

>> No.25825186

>>25825114
FUDding Trezor never works fuck off

>>25825142
OP locked his btc at 41k so he is guaranteed this as a sell price

>> No.25825198

>>25825114

"New"

>> No.25825199

>>25825142
It means that your bitcoin will be worth the exact locked in price. No more, no less.

>> No.25825220

>>25825142
This is probably bait, but I'll bite anyways.
With Trezor and some other hard wallets, you can lock in your bitcoin at a certain price point, so you aren't affected by fluctuations. Since OP locked in at 41k, the recent drop won't affect his bitcoins.

>> No.25825231

How does the lock work exactly?
What are the consequences when
>you lock and the price goes up
>you lock and the price goes down
What can you do with price locked BTC?

>> No.25825253

Thanks for the laugh, I imagine already all the retarded normies spamming google with that shit. AHAHAHA

>> No.25825255
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>>25824960
When is the final finex exit scam? This week or this month? Predictions?

>> No.25825267

>>25825183
I'm just trying to understand all of this, yeah I missed out on a lot of opportunities I guess

>>25825186
>>25825199
>>25825220
Nah man I'm not baiting, thank you all for the answers

This can only be done with an hw wallet?

>> No.25825268

>>25825220
does this mean he won’t be able to access them again until btc is back at 41k?

>> No.25825269

>>25825146
>>25825149
>>25825157
>>25825176
>>25825186
>>25825198
>>25825220

See you at 120k faggots. KYS

>> No.25825304

>>25825267
Fuck man I feel bad for you, locking in is a meme, it’s bs

>> No.25825305

You know the top is in when a lock in thread has +30 replies

>> No.25825364

>>25825269
I've set up a price alert so I can unlock my BTC if and when it starts pumping again.

>>25825304
Stop fudding, locking in BTC prices is a legit trading strat

>> No.25825382

2018 deja vu. Top was yesterday. Dump it

>> No.25825401

>>25824960
I literally don't know how to use this feature on my trezor.

>> No.25825407

>>25825304
Guess I got played lmao

>> No.25825455

>>25825407
Don't listen to that anon, he wants you to lose money

>> No.25825465

>>25825305
kek

>> No.25825504
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25825504

>>25825304
Don't spread fud just because you're jealous. That's crab mentality.

>>25825401
It's pretty straight forward, most newer models have a lock button. I always got my thumb on it when looking at quick fluctuations, but that's probably not how it's supposed to be used.

>>25825231
The lock works by locking in the bitcoin at a certain price point.
>you lock and the price goes up
The coins stay at the price they were locked in. However, you can unlock them in the future.
>you lock and the price goes down
This is why people lock in the first place, to protect against price drops.

>> No.25825530

İts not bitcoin but i sold Waves for $7 and i'm very profitable bro.

>> No.25825570

>>25825530
Newfag detected

>> No.25825571
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25825571

>>25824960
if you have to lock it when thats the actual price why wouldn’t you just sell at that time??? What is this dumb shit

>> No.25825695

>>25825571
Not sure I understand the question. Locking is used to guard against price fluctuations.
For example, if you have 3 BTC at 41k each, you could sell them, and have your fiat money. Or, you could lock them at 41k, so it doesn't matter if the price drops.

>> No.25825699

>>25825571
fuuuuck I hate you normie scum so god damn much

>> No.25825758
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25825758

>>25825695
>Not sure I understand the question. Locking is used to guard against price fluctuations.
>For example, if you have 3 BTC at 41k each, you could sell them, and have your fiat money. Or, you could lock them at 41k, so it doesn't matter if the price drops.

>> No.25825792

>>25824960
Share this in twitter so normies know they can just lock their btc next ath

>> No.25825798

>>25825695
>Or, you could lock them at 41k, so it doesn't matter if the price drops.

and people are going to buy them for 41k even if, say crypto dumps overnight to $0.01?
or do you just have a bulky piece of plastic with a screen that says 'locked at 41k'?

>> No.25825814

See you guys in 3 years

>> No.25825829

>>25825798
Trezor has a partnership with the top exchanges and pairs liquidity via smart contracts of people who also put in locked buy orders, kind of like futures but with smart contracts.

>> No.25825844

Ffs. Nice run. See you guys November 2024

>> No.25825858

AHAHAHAHAHAHA the amount of newfags in this thread. Thank god I locked in @ $17k on my trezor

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>> No.25825873

>>25825220
How can you "lock" a fluctuating asset??

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25825894

>>25825114
bait

>>25824960
I locked in 19k in 2017, unlocked at 5k this march, nearly quadrupled my btc. Locked again at 41k. Newfags don't know about locking crypto KEK

>> No.25825897
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25825897

Keyed and Locked

>> No.25825937

Funny how most don't realize that even locking is just a meme, you can do exactly the same by selling.

>> No.25825954

imagine biting this shit.

>> No.25825964
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25825964

>My uncle Moshe left me his old Trezor when he died
>1462 BTC
>but he locked them all at $11

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25825966

>>25825937
locking in != selling

>> No.25826025
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25826025

>>25825758
>>25825798
>DUUURRR WHO WILL BUY THE LOCKED COINS???
Nobody, you fucking idiot. That's why they're locked, TO PROTECT THE PRICE POINT.

>>25825873
Locked bitcoin doesn't fluctuate, BECAUSE IT'S FUCKING LOCKED, YOU IDIOT.

>DUDE WHY LOCK IN?? WHY DON'T YOU JUST SELL YOUR ENTIRE HOLDINGS
God, you're retarded. Is that how you trade? You sell everything when it gets to a high price, and buy when the price goes down? That's not trading, it's gambling. You have to be 18 to use this site.

>> No.25826075

>>25825964
is there a worse feeling? sorry for your loss anon. just imagine what those 1462 BTC would be worth now if he hadn't locked them in for so cheap. A lesson for newfags I guess, only lock in the top.

>> No.25826098

>>25825829
lmao

>> No.25826175

>>25826025
>Is that how you trade? You sell everything when it gets to a high price, and buy when the price goes down? That's not trading, it's gambling
and here i was thinking biz lost its touch

>> No.25826422

>>25824960
i took the bait

>> No.25826529

Can someone explain how locking in works. Is it basically a trailing stop on the price? I don’t understand how you don’t lose money when price goes down

>> No.25826561

BROS I still don't get what you're on about. How do I lock my coins and why is it only available on one manufacturer's hardware wallet. How is everyone else not doing it? Bought btc 2 days ago so I need t know now. Waiting for it to reach 60k in a few days

>> No.25826589

>>25825114
typical newfag

>> No.25826617

>>25826529
>Can someone explain how locking in works. Is it basically a trailing stop on the price? I don’t understand how you don’t lose money when price goes down

They are losing money, they just think declaring a price for an asset is equal to pinning an asset to a price. Retards stay retarded.

>> No.25826647

>>25826561
You can also close your laptop's wifi connection, wrap it in aluminum foil so it gets no outside signal and put it away to lock your coins in the exchange. Has the same effect.

>> No.25826673
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25826673

>>25824960
Lock hex, get paid interest.

>> No.25826695

lmaoing at all the people who don't know how to lock their coins, this is a basic crypto feature you morons, what kind of newfags do we have on this board?

>> No.25826756
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25826756

>>25825699
fuck u sperging coiner

>> No.25826762

>>25826617
>he doesn’t understand locking
Feeling sorry for you right now anon. Lashing out is not the correct response to your own ignorance.

>> No.25826763

>>25826617
Why would anyone lock themselves out of their investment? Seems stupid yeah

>> No.25826770

>>25826695
>lmaoing at all the people who don't know how to lock their coins, this is a basic crypto feature you morons, what kind of newfags do we have on this board?

Sorry, I didn't skip economic class bc Tanner bullied me in the bathroom break.

>> No.25826883

>>25824960
Do you have a Ledger version with the hacking and leaked addresses?

>> No.25827017

About that ledger hack. My theory is that it was done by some country or the other. It might be very interesting to know for governments who own what when fiat is no more.

>> No.25827019
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>>25826529
Think of short selling. If a stock is at 1k, you can sell, and it drops to 500, then you buy it again. You still have the same stock, but no money was lost, since the stock is 500 and you have 500 in cash.
Locking is similar to this process. I don't know the technical details, but there's no selling involved, and it all happens on the wallet, off-chain.

>>25826561
You can lock on any wallet, you just have to own the coins instead of having them at an exchange. Coinbase and others don't allow it because it's too "risky".

>>25826763
You can unlock the coins whenever you want. For me, I just press the lock button, and press it again when I see the correct price signals. That's where the "MY FINGER IS ON THE BUTTON" meme originates.

>> No.25827042

>>25824960
My brother died some years back and I got his Trezor with about 50 BTC on it, how fucked am I? I know the pin and everything, can I somehow unlock it but get them for today's price?

>> No.25827053

Damn this board is retarded. What is this retarded lock meme? I hope you are not serious. Either way i am out of here again.

>> No.25827072

>>25825268
It means he can sell them right now for the price of 41 k

>> No.25827117

>>25825267
Lol this is hilarious because I can see some normie believing this shit. God bless you anon

>> No.25827131
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25827131

>>25824960
WTF, I can't access my BTC. I want to sell
AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA

>> No.25827133

>>25827072
to who though?

>> No.25827153

WHAT THE FUCK I BOUGHT THE NEWER TREZOR AND THEY REMOVED THE LOCKING FEATURE FUCKFUCKFUCKFUCKFUCKFUUUUUUUUUCKKKKK
HOW THE FUCK IS THAT REAL ITS EVEN MORE EXPENSIVE BUT LESS FEATURES?????????

>> No.25827159

>>25827042
Damn, that sucks. You could unlock his coins, but you'd be forced to sell them at the old price. That's how locking works, no matter the wallet. A lot of people have tried to avoid it, but Coinbase is pretty strict about it.

>> No.25827177

>>25825571
Why would you sell when you can lock the price and keep the BTC?

>> No.25827247

>>25827133
If you lock it, there's smart contract created with the Trezor company and it means they must buy it for the locked price, if i understand correctly. It's sort of like insurance against pumps and dumps, the problem is when you lock it on low price and then they buy it from you and profit on it. That's what happened to me.

>> No.25827280

>>25827153
It's not removed in the newer version, you have to activate it through the CLI interface (search Trezor command line interface)

>> No.25827337

>>25826025
it's obvious you have no idea how the locking mechanism works.

>> No.25827340

FUCK JEWS
NEVER LOCKING

>> No.25827358

Guys: am I fucking retarded? Or is this the best joke I've ever seen?

Locking in BTC? What the fuck? Does it convert it to USDT or something?

>> No.25827382

>>25827358
See: >>25827247

>> No.25827388

>>25825504
Ah makes sense anon sorry for confusion I'm using an older model. Never upgraded.

>> No.25827423

>>25827382
How do you get that feature??

>> No.25827433

LEARN HOW THIS GUY BEAT MARKET MANIPULATORS WITH ONE SIMPLE TRICK!

PRICE ORACLES HATE HIM

>> No.25827459

>>25827423
Search on google Trezor command line commands, it will take you to the official Trezor wiki, there follow the steps for the locking feature to be enabled on your Trezor.

>> No.25827487

>>25825114
>new
Jesus fucking Christ

>> No.25827488

OP is trolling but to do this, just use tBTC or renBTC bridge and then sell for a decentralized stablecoin on uniswap like DAI. Same effect.

>> No.25827501
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25827501

>>25824960
>He locked?
>Rob him

>> No.25827553

>>25827488
Stop spreading misinfo, you are costing these people money.

>> No.25827624

>>25825267
It's like selling but you're not really selling so you avoid taxes completely. Best feature of a HW wallet.

>> No.25827752

so when you lock do you actually sell your BTC or how does it work?

>> No.25827816

>>25827382
see: >>25827752

>> No.25827846
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25827846

Bros I locked my btc, but can’t find my key
Bros I’m locked out
Bros I don’t feel so good

>> No.25827862

>>25824960
KEK

>>25825114
Newfag hang yourself.

>> No.25827882

>>25825504
how the fuck do you lock against price drops or rises

>> No.25828159

>>25827846
I see mainlining Q10 and meditation in your future anon.

>> No.25828629

>>25827159
cant you use some kind of coin mixer to make coins worth the current price baka

>> No.25829330
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25829330

>he doesn't know

>> No.25829352

>>25827846
contact trezor support

>> No.25829483

>>25825114
Hi newfag

>> No.25829906

>>25824960
Locked in! thanks for checking on me anon!

Are you mining Safex too?

>> No.25830131

noobs getting rekt will result in fud which is bad for all of us. for anyone too new to realise, op is utterly full of shit. all his trezor has done is to secure his coins, and state the price at which it did so. value is unaffected.

>> No.25830360

oh my god this was the most painful thread i have ever read on here.

newfags, 'locking in' is a fucking joke. i'm sorry to ruin the party but my brain is leaking out my ears from reading some of these replies

>> No.25830595

>>25825571
How do you lock it,?

>> No.25831066

I can't tell if these are actual newfags or oldfags trying to bait newfags by pretending to be newfags.

>> No.25831193

>>25829352
Yeah, i once lost my private key, contacted the Trezor support and what do you know, they sent me the recovery seed in email, they have it backed up in cloud, pretty good customer care if you ask me.

>> No.25831407

My Trezor came in the mail this morning and I’ve been looking for the lock function but can’t find it. The manual doesn’t mention. Please help.

>> No.25831537

>>25831407
did you remember to wipe butter all over it then microwave it first?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LbIAOTTpFdA&ab_channel=ModernLaughs

>> No.25831610

>>25826025
Trezor locking operates like futures. Someone else has to lock your BTC at 41k in order for you to lock it. They enter into a contract with agreement to buy your coin at an unspecified expiry date at that price. Trezor is tied with numerous exchanges that can accomplish this.

>> No.25831731

>>25827501
Boggers

>> No.25831815

daily reminder that your dox next to the fact you bought hardware wallets is on some hacked database

>> No.25831953

All this stuff is too technical for me so I just sent my btc to some guy that contacted me on telegram. He's locked it in for me and gonna send it back when things are less volatile, nice guy.

>> No.25831983

>>25824960
I dont really understand this lock feature, I locked my coins at the Top and I wanted to sell and buy more, but the

>> No.25832033

unironically what is the point of hardware wallets if you have to regularly update their software

I thought the whole point was just to have a safe place to put your coins so you can ignore them for a long

>> No.25832108

>>25827247
>if i understand correctly
my sides are in orbit

>> No.25832201
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>>25831953

>> No.25832206

>hurr I locked at 40k so I still have 40k
No, no you don't. You can only sell what the market is buying.
If you sold at 40k you got 40k.
But feel free to cope in any way you like.

>> No.25832450

>>25832033
You dont really update the wallet, just the software on your PC. And there are many reasons, the main one is that they accept more coins.

>> No.25832597

>>25832206
Lmao look at this retard from reddit who doesn’t know about the trezor pro lock function. NGMI

>> No.25832650

>>25832206
Obviously it doesnt work for a poorfag with a standard trezor. What do you think they charge you for?

>> No.25832897

>>25825504
I still don't get it. If you have a certain amount of bitcoin, it's worth whatever it's worth. You can't "lock it", that doesn't work.

>> No.25833697

>>25832897
Its a form of future's contract. Like short selling. You buy the Bitcoin, lock it in, thereby signing a contract with your broker that he will guarantee you the price that you locked in at, but you can not take the money out for a few weeks afterwards, and therefore you potentially miss out on a lot of gains. The upside is you also hedge against downside risk.

>> No.25834416

>>25831953
Kek

>> No.25834562

I locked mine after loaded onto my finger box

>> No.25834618
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25834618

>>25824960
I locked in a bit late

>> No.25834782

>>25825028
lmao

>> No.25834875

>>25825114
Reeee fucking emilia poster get off my board!!!!

>> No.25834950

>>25824960
They do BTC options now? Where?

>> No.25835003

>>25825114
Rope newfag

>> No.25835010

To all you flaming newfaggots on this board: theres a reason youre supposed to lurk for at least one year before even beginning to think about posting anything

>> No.25835113
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25835113

Ill be locking my twink bfs cage tonight instead

>> No.25835122

>>25825020
New to all this.
Can anyone give a quick summary on how this works?

>> No.25835138

>>25824960
Good job. Make sure you keep those profits locked in.

>> No.25835151

>>25825114
Cope and seethe you will capitulate. We can bide our time, if you do not sell we wil fucking crash everything to zero, you’ve been warned, you little gentile shit.

>> No.25835237

>>25835113
Let him out and go for a romantic walk with him you monster.

>> No.25835660

>>25835237
uwu

>> No.25835723

>>25825114
newfags out

>> No.25835902

>>25825695
And how can I exchange the locked btc for fiat?

>> No.25836088

>>25835122
if you have a trezor wllet you can "lock" you bitcoins at certain price, of course if the price goes up more you can re-lock them up there. so basically your bitcoins dont go down in value

>> No.25836386

>>25834618
is this a photo for ants

>> No.25836404

>>25824960
Can't cash out

>> No.25836510

>>25835122
It's basically staking but on the Lightning network(btc blockchain) you lock in uour funds into a liquidity pool and the decentralized protocol allows the price to be indexed and locked so that you you can accrue the network fees to keep your btc at the price you locked it at

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25836614

Just picked this garloid. Look how it came out anons. I'm putting my locked in Trezor in there so no one will ever be able to find it.

>> No.25836639

What do you guys think about the new "Floating Lock" feature they're releasing next quarter? It seems nice in theory but how the hell are they getting the markets to accept this? It's wild.

>> No.25836928

>>25836639
QRD on the floating lock

>> No.25836975

>>25825269
SEETHE HARDER

>> No.25837025

>>25835902
Trezor Wallet integrates with exchanges

>> No.25837040

>>25825114
do you know what "fud" means?

>> No.25837049

>>25836510
wow

>> No.25837087

How does locking work? Do they just exchange your BTC for stablecoins?

>> No.25837124

>>25824960
Ya bro, plus I bought a car and locked in the price so the value never goes down, sure brah.

>> No.25837171

>>25832206
>Price goes up = Your locked BTC doesn't gain value
>Price goes down = Your locked BTC doesn't lose value
How difficult is it to understand?

>> No.25837421

>>25835122
you're being trolled, no you can't lock your price at whatever you want. The "lock" feature is just a standard feature that logs out of the UI for the application you're using.

>> No.25837618

>>25837421
Do you have hearing problems anon? That's the "log" out feature. Lock out and Log out are two entirely separate functions.

>> No.25837636

>>25837087
depends which blockchain youre on. litecoin is ltc and btc is bitcoin

>> No.25837717

>>25825186
>OP locked his btc at 41k so he is guaranteed this as a sell price
So is it a put option or a future?

>> No.25837730

Locked in at $35k. I'm still happy with the continued returns. I haven't bought bitcoin since 2013.

>> No.25837801

>>25824960
The stock market equivalent is puts/calls for locking in a BTC price. It's quite intelligent imo.

>> No.25838017

what is this locked shit locking shit, there is only one type of bitcoin, it isn't about locked btc and unlocked btc, if you wanna sell your "locked" btc you still have to stick to market prices you dumb faggots, the fucking cope in this board holy shit

>> No.25838079

Why use a ledger when you can have a longass password and are insured by the broker?

>> No.25838081

>>25837730
big if true

>> No.25838234

If you buy a loaf of bread at the store for 1$ and go back to the store and see that it's on sale for 0.50$, it does not mean that the fucking store is going to buy your fucking loaf of bread back for 1$

>> No.25838460

>>25824960
nice shoop
https://coinanalysis.io/how-to-lock-in-exchange-rate/

>> No.25838527
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>>25838017
>he doesn't know
ngmi

>> No.25838586

>>25825570
HAHAHAHAHAHA
lmaoing at you reddit

>> No.25838932

>>25838527

explain to me how are you going to sell your btc at 41k when the market price is 32k, dipshit

>> No.25838975

>>25825267
Come on dude, seriously. Use that shriveled up, smartphone addled 'brain' of yours for a second man.

>> No.25839180

>>25837730
nice

>> No.25839260

Im locked in at 50,000 my bigcoins.

>> No.25839294

locked in 63k using the most recent software update

>> No.25839295

>>25838932
retard

Most likely Trezor converts your crypto to USD / stablecoins while showing you that you still have your crypto.

Say that the price goes down and your coins are locked, then it's not a problem... when you unlock them they will just buy you the number of BTC you had and pocket the difference...

If the price then increases, they will buy you the very same amount of BTC for the very same price you locked at. If the price is still up by the time you unlocked them, you get the same amount of BTC but at a higher price.

It's not rocket science fucktards.

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Frens, have like six different coins.
Should/can I put them all onto a hot wallet (etoro or xumm) or my unopened nano?

>> No.25840190

It's so nice of Trezor to effectively insure my gains, how are they making money though? They definitely deserve some

>> No.25840285

>>25839295

Sure, but are you gonna sell your damn btc to trezor or the market? what is this delusion

>> No.25840474

>>25825199
THAT'S POSSIBLE?

>> No.25841069

>>25838234
Bitcoin is a store of value, a loaf of bread is a consumer good. Locking in the price at which you bought is the most natural thing in the world with a store of value. You hedge your position against downside risk and you essentially pay the exchange when the price rises by having to make up the amount that they have to supply you with when the prices rise.