2026-01-09 02:21:08

I've had a thought lingering in my mind—why not sell the luxury car and put all the money into Bitcoin? This isn't an impulsive decision, but a well-considered one.

Specifically, I plan to sell the car at a loss, which will raise over $700,000. I will use this fund to further increase my Bitcoin holdings, aiming to break through the psychological barrier of 20 whole coins.

The car has served me well over the years, providing a fantastic experience. But now, I value long-term planning more. In the face of the big crypto asset arena, having more Bitcoin holds greater strategic significance. Some things definitely need to be re-prioritized, especially when the future possibilities are in front of us.

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GasWaster

· 01-12 02:16

700,000 USD all in BTC, this brother really has faith... But when it comes to selling luxury cars, I have to be honest, it feels a bit like gambling.

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DAOdreamer

· 01-12 00:27

This is the real all-in, not just talk.

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ContractExplorer

· 01-09 21:55

This guy is really 🧠. To get on board, he sold his luxury car for 20 BTC. I have to say, his courage is a bit extreme.

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ChainWallflower

· 01-09 02:51

700,000 USD all in Bitcoin? Bro, that's not a decision, that's gambling. Really? Luxury cars are sold just like that? I don't have that kind of guts. By the way, 20 BTC does sound pretty tempting, but I'm just worried that if the car's gone, the coins will be gone too.

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HackerWhoCares

· 01-09 02:50

Really, 700,000 directly go all-in on Bitcoin? I think this guy has a clear mindset, but I feel like he should keep some money for living expenses... But on the other hand, 20 Bitcoins is indeed a milestone. Ah, I wish I had that kind of courage too.

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GasGuzzler

· 01-09 02:46

Oh my, this is the true spirit of all in. I just want to know if you'll regret halfway through driving the car.

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BasementAlchemist

· 01-09 02:35

Selling luxury cars all in Bitcoin? How ambitious! But... 20 BTC is indeed tempting, just worried that after selling the car, the coin's value might drop again.

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FlashLoanLarry

· 01-09 02:32

ngl the opportunity cost math here is actually kind of unhinged... depreciating asset vs protocol that's literally printing scarcity? thesis validated i guess lol

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FUDwatcher

· 01-09 02:29

Selling luxury cars and going all-in on Bitcoin, is this guy truly a believer or just a gambler? Hard to say. This is the Web3 spirit—abandoning property rights for digital assets, a broad vision. Investing 700,000 dollars, I just want to ask, does your family have a Plan B?

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CountdownToBroke

· 01-09 02:21

700,000 to invest in Bitcoin? Man, your gambling spirit is really strong. I just want to know what to do if the market turns against you. --- Selling luxury cars to buy coins—this move is truly a matter of faith... But 20 BTC is definitely a psychological hurdle. --- If this works out, it will be legendary; if it fails, it will really be a "bankruptcy countdown" haha. --- Long-term planning, I believe in this excuse... But can a car really be exchanged for 20 whole coins? --- Oh, typical all-in mentality. This time, it's really all-in. --- Abandoning luxury car experience for a future, the idea is clear, but it's a bit crazy. --- Wait, $700,000 to sell a car... What configuration does this car have? Rolls-Royce? --- I understand the need to reorder priorities—that's just to avoid messing up the order. --- Bitcoin is attractive, but this operation's risk factor is really maxed out. --- 20 coins is a dream; bankruptcy is also a dream. Let's see whose dream comes true first.

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