BBitcoin tends to rally exponentially after the Halving

So from a purely ROI perspective, the short-term fluctuations in BTC's price prior to the Halving don't really matter

What matters is that your bags are sufficiently packed for after the Halving

https://medium.com/swlh/bitcoin-halving-everything-you-need-to-know-4573dc5b528e

Crypto moves fast

But that doesn't mean profits come just as quickly

People who bought the BTC bottom in mid-December 2018 only started seeing real returns in April 2019

That's 4.5 months

The BTC investment you make today will likely make an impact months down the line

Rekt Capital partners with Trezor 🔥

I'm excited to announce a brand new partnership with Trezor - the first and original hardware wallet.

Any Risk Management strategy starts with Operation Security.

Which is why I highly recommend an external hardware wallet like Trezor to anyone serious about securely storing their Crypto assets offline:

Trezor One (Black): https://shop.trezor.io/product/trezor-one-black?offer_id=35&aff_id=3526

Trezor One (White): https://shop.trezor.io/product/trezor-one-white?offer_id=14&aff_id=3526

I have both the Black and White as this helps split storage risk across a few hardware wallets. I feel this is a more sensible risk management strategy compared to keeping all offline crypto in just one hardware wallet.

Rekt Capital is partnering with Unstoppable Domains 🔥

Do you remember when you were new to Crypto and BTC addresses seemed a little daunting?

I remember the first time I sent BTC from my Coinbase wallet to my Binance account

I had to sent my BTC to a random string of letters and numbers like this:

44ouAa5G35fyuiPRa3xuyFQRtyytTtFaX8

I think I spent over 10 minutes making sure I had properly copy-pasted my BTC address

I checked each and every letter and number a few times before I actually sent the BTC

Because I knew that if I got one letter/number wrong - my BTC would be lost forever

It wouldn't bounce back like money would if you sent it to a wrong account

The BTC would just be gone

So for a newbie coming into the space for the first time - crypto addresses are a hassle

So what if you could replace this long string of letter and numbers...

With something more readable, like your name, or your pet's name?

Instead of sending BTC to 44ouAa5G35fyuiPRa3xuyFQRtyytTtFaX8

You could send it to satoshinakamoto.crypto

Or supermario.crypto

That would make things so much easier

But how does it work exactly?

All you do is link your BTC address with your domain name (e.g. supermario.crypto)

That's all

You can also link your ETH or LTC addresses with this domain

So you'd be able to send all your cryptos to one place

I'm all for improving Crypto adoption

And I feel that human readable names (instead of a string of numbers/letters) bring Crypto transactions one step closer to greater adoption

Because they make crypto transactions so much easier

So I've already picked up my brand new domain name RektCapital.crypto

Unstoppable Domains is running a "Buy One, Get One Domain FREE" offer

And just like a low RR trade setup - I know a great offer when I see one

unstoppabledomains.com/r/rektcapital

Check out my new video update for Bitcoin:

"Is the Bitcoin Correction Over?"

In this video, I talk about:

- Bitcoin's important macro Monthly range,

- Bitcoin's similarities to its pre-Halving 1 Market Cycle,

- A bullish case for Bitcoin's price, especially if history repeats itself,

- A potential Bear Flagging structure on Bitcoin's price.

https://youtu.be/Uq2TCdBrwII

Check out my brand NEW Market Update on Youtube:

"Fear & Greed Index Says The Market Isn't Fearful Enough For a Bitcoin Reversal"

I also cover Technical Analysis on BTC, ETHUSD, ETHBTC, LTCUSD, & LTCBTC

Check it out 👇

https://youtu.be/-trPMETWq-8

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