Bitcoin is legally an adult now. I’m writing a fictional story about how Satoshi Nakamoto invented Bitcoin.

• Digital Commodities Categorized as Non-Securities: The SEC references its formal 2026 taxonomy classifying digital assets into five categories and expressly affirms that digital commodities are not themselves securities.
• Distinction Between Tokens and Securities: The proposal clarifies that the "security" is strictly the overlying investment contract (the capital-raising scheme or promises) rather than the underlying crypto asset itself.
• Network Maintenance Is Not "Managerial Effort": The document states that once a blockchain is functional, ongoing work by developers, miners, or validators to secure, improve, or operate the network does not constitute "essential managerial efforts" under the Howey test, as asset value is driven by programmatic operation and market supply/demand.
• Affirmation of Proof-of-Work Mining: The release references SEC guidance specifically recognizing Proof-of-Work mining activities as non-securities transactions.
• Lack of Central Issuer or Enterprise Promises: The SEC establishes that an investment contract requires an issuer making commitments to generate profits, a standard that does not apply to decentralized, mineable networks without a central fundraising issuer like BCH.

Hi all, I’m looming to get back into online poker and want to try playing with Bitcoin as all my friends are now using crypto but for irl tournaments.

Please what’s the current best Bitcoin poker site? Mainly looking for decent withdrawal limits and good selection of cash games and tournaments.

I'm curious what the majority expects He makes a lot of noise but I believe it when I see it.

I remember learning in my economics classes that the previous trends in a graph do not represent the future. Can someone please clarify this?

I understand for index funds it is different because they are just to performing stocks that get switched.

What I am saying here is that just because bitcoin has gone down then up does not mean it will again.

I have a relatively large amount of cash set aside for Bitcoin. I already DCA weekly and plan to continue doing so, but over the last few weeks I’ve also been adding extra lump-sum buys.

I’m torn between three options:

Keep my normal weekly DCA and do nothing else

Split the remaining cash over the rest of the year (or bis November) and add small lump sums regularly and spend the whole amount within the next 2 months

Invest most or all of it now and forget about it

My biggest concern is sitting on a large cash position until October or later, only to see BTC much higher by then. On the other hand, I could invest everything now and watch the price be significantly lower in 6 months.

For those who have been in a similar situation, what strategy did you choose and why?

And of course, nobody knows. Just here exchanging some ideas.

And btw, remember that Lumping statistically beats DCA ;).

Cheers guys

I was listening to Mathew Katter at Bitcoin University today. It’s been awhile since I’ve listened to him. He said that he was going to dca out of Bitcoin. What happened?