How much BTC do you need to use a Buy-Borrow-Die strategy to fund your living expenses? At what BTC price is it feasible for your stack? What if you run it through a bearish case with lots of volatility? The most requested feature is coming soon. Very soon.

Did we just double top like in 2021? Personally I'd be shocked if that were the case... But either way, that isn't the right way to think about BTC. It goes up, it goes down, but in the long run it goes WAY up. Just remember: Every top is a local top on a long enough

You have 40 BTC. You want to retire with $20K / month living expenses TODAY. Option A) Lock in 4 years of living expenses right now so you can ignore the charts until 2029. Then start DCA selling monthly to fund expenses once BTC has matured. Option B) Sell $20K / month

McFly49 🟠 It's definitely most useful for people who need to make strategic decisions about their existing stack. However, it also lets you model out different buying plans. Should you DCA or lump sum buy now? How much net worth could you have if you buy monthly? What if you try to

👀 When I mow the lawn, I like to do (simplified*) mental arithmetic like this *StackWisely accommodates more of the bitcoin volatility than my mowing brain can handle

Bitcoin is up 275% in the past two years. And +53% in the past year. Incredible performance, with pretty much zero froth. I don't think most people understand how crucial 2025 is for Bitcoin. Most would say that ending the year around $125K would be disappointing. But that

How much will 0.1 BTC be worth in 60 years? And how much purchasing power will it have? Stack Wisely now lets you project your plans 60 years into the future instead of just 20. And you can now convert into today's dollars to quickly understand how your purchasing power will

You need to treat every 0.1 Bitcoin chunk as if it's a whole coin. Because before you know it, reaching "point one coiner" status will be as difficult as becoming a whole coiner is today. Celebrate 0.1 milestones. Round up to the nearest tenth of a coin as quickly as

When could a Satoshi Billionaire retire? - Assume they need $15K per month (inflation adjusted) - They want to pass down significant wealth - They pay 15% capital gains tax Our simulations show that retiring January 1st, 2029 with a monthly DCA-out strategy is feasible in all

The Fed has held interest rates over 4% for 2.5 years. Israel is literally bombing Iran as I type this. And Bitcoin is $105,200. "Low interest rate phenomenon" and "not a geo-political hedge" theorists in shambles.

One of our users requested a new Bitcoin selling strategy: They want to sell $40K worth of BTC every week the next time the market overheats. And they want to stop selling once they have built up a $500K cash cushion to get them through a potential bear market. This is better

Just get your next point one Bitcoin as quickly as possible. You only need 10 grand. Put your mind to it and I guarantee you can scrape that together. One day it's going to take $100K. And you'll kick yourself for not treating point one BTC with the respect it deserves.

Bitcoin is nearing a decision point on the medium-term. - Weekly MACD is threatening a bearish crossover - Stack Wisely Cycle Index potential lower high - Weekly RSI potential lower high Bottom line: Momentum needs to pick up again otherwise we could be entering another bearish

$108K per coin is an insult. But it's also a gift. Point one Bitcoin is still stackable. You know what to do 🫡

We're currently projecting a top near $247,335 in October. Like all guesses at a top... This one should be taken with a HUGE grain of salt. Our core belief is that you should have a plan in place for a bullish AND bearish scenario. Including the possibility that we already