Sherb
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- Dec 26, 2010
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Wow, every coin in the top 100 right now is in the red except Electroneum, which already did its plummet a few days earlier.
Want to know my thoughts? Keep holding on, it'll probably go back up. There are plenty of days where most of the big stocks in the S&P 500 are in the red. Or maybe it won't. But most of you will end up in the green regardless.
Here is what is unsettling to me:
EDIT: In the time it took me to type this, global cryptocurrency market cap dropped another $12 billion. And I type fast.
Yes, that is generally how things work. Good job.
EDIT TWO: And now it's dropped another $7 billion and is under $500 billion.
Want to know my thoughts? Keep holding on, it'll probably go back up. There are plenty of days where most of the big stocks in the S&P 500 are in the red. Or maybe it won't. But most of you will end up in the green regardless.
Here is what is unsettling to me:
- There are a good 5-10 theories in here that are nothing but musings attempting to be shown as factual. Most of you guys don't know shit and are talking out your ass to try and sound educated.
- Damn @zionbar is about to have an aneurysm in this thread. I can't tell if he's a pro crypto trader or a former stock trader who is attempting to push his knowledge into crypto and it's not working out so well. All I know is he suddenly appears to be a psychic, even though at the end of July he posted that he had zero interest in crypto at all. Regardless, he's given out some of the best advice in this section so far.
- If the whole "bitcoin.com co-founder sold his bitcoin" really is some of the reason for this, it sure is great news that one person making one decision in a decentralized environment has the ability to drop crypto value by over $100 billion in 24 hours.
EDIT: In the time it took me to type this, global cryptocurrency market cap dropped another $12 billion. And I type fast.
We will find out in few days it`s up or down!
Yes, that is generally how things work. Good job.
EDIT TWO: And now it's dropped another $7 billion and is under $500 billion.
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