Crytononame
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Yo bro, still hanging out here? Got a quick one for ya – what's Bitcoin going for these days?Just wanted to make sure you are still here. Can you tell us what is the price of BTC? Thank you!
Yo bro, still hanging out here? Got a quick one for ya – what's Bitcoin going for these days?Just wanted to make sure you are still here. Can you tell us what is the price of BTC? Thank you!
I don't know what happened today but there was a very strong correction.No matter how “promising” altcoins might look, they all dance to Bitcoin’s tune. If BTC takes a nosedive into crypto winter, altcoins will tank by 90%. And honestly, I’m not willing to wait five years just to break even.
Here are 4 reasons why I decided to dump my altcoin portfolio:
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- Bitcoin failed to hit $100K even when the Fear & Greed Index was at 94. If it couldn’t break that milestone in such a bullish environment, it’s a red flag for a major market correction.
- Crypto winters always follow halvings, usually about 9 months later. Right now, it feels like the perfect time to sell while the market is still riding high.
- The “Trump factor.” Sure, he promised to make crypto “great,” but let’s be real—crypto thrives best when governments stay out of the way, not when they try to get involved.
- ASIC chips are hitting their physical limits.
Let me explain this one. Over the past 8 years, ASIC miners shrank from 64nm to 5nm, fueling insane growth in Bitcoin’s hash rate. But in 2024, we’re reaching a point where increasing computational power will be minimal. This directly impacts Bitcoin’s security and growth potential. And with Proof-of-Work blockchains, one golden rule always holds: no network growth, no new all-time highs.
will you start tagging people here in each of those mini-crashes and dips? lmao, bro is feeling like a prophet because of a 15% dump, I hope nobody here is panic selling in the first red week, there will be more next yearYo bro, still hanging out here? Got a quick one for ya – what's Bitcoin going for these days?
Brokie, you said that btc will not hit 100k, you are just fishing for attention, swankerYo bro, still hanging out here? Got a quick one for ya – what's Bitcoin going for these days?
Dude!Brokie, you said that btc will not hit 100k, you are just fishing for attention, swanker
Nah, I'll only be tagging the bagholders and hamsters.will you start tagging people here in each of those mini-crashes and dips? lmao, bro is feeling like a prophet because of a 15% dump, I hope nobody here is panic selling in the first red week, there will be more next year
It wasn't just today, it was yesterday and today too. Powell basically said "no way" to Bitcoin reserves, and then Trump almost triggered a shutdown with his budget shenanigans on Friday.I don't know what happened today but there was a very strong correction.
Bitcoin's getting hammered at 96k)))

Your chart shows BTC stuck sideways around $60k for a long time. Then we saw a pump based on some key factors: loose monetary policy from the Fed and a new president.Are you able to even see the bigger picture or your Ego is just clouding fair judgement at this point?
This is BTC weekly candle opens and closes.
There is 0 evidence from that months long setup of a bearish BTC trend.
2 months ago structure broke to the upside and the worst that can happen at this point is consolidation for a few weeks at the current levels.
Even a drop to $90k does not invalidate the uptrend.
Your chart shows BTC stuck sideways around $60k for a long time. Then we saw a pump based on some key factors: loose monetary policy from the Fed and a new president.
But look at where we are now. The Fed is barely hinting at future rate cuts. No one's keeping promises about a Bitcoin reserve. All the market's getting is regulatory approval to keep transactions under tighter control.
The whole run-up from $60k wasn't backed by solid fundamentals. That means people will be selling.
Thx 4 infoNo matter how “promising” altcoins might look, they all dance to Bitcoin’s tune. If BTC takes a nosedive into crypto winter, altcoins will tank by 90%. And honestly, I’m not willing to wait five years just to break even.
Here are 4 reasons why I decided to dump my altcoin portfolio:
View attachment 399275
- Bitcoin failed to hit $100K even when the Fear & Greed Index was at 94. If it couldn’t break that milestone in such a bullish environment, it’s a red flag for a major market correction.
- Crypto winters always follow halvings, usually about 9 months later. Right now, it feels like the perfect time to sell while the market is still riding high.
- The “Trump factor.” Sure, he promised to make crypto “great,” but let’s be real—crypto thrives best when governments stay out of the way, not when they try to get involved.
- ASIC chips are hitting their physical limits.
Let me explain this one. Over the past 8 years, ASIC miners shrank from 64nm to 5nm, fueling insane growth in Bitcoin’s hash rate. But in 2024, we’re reaching a point where increasing computational power will be minimal. This directly impacts Bitcoin’s security and growth potential. And with Proof-of-Work blockchains, one golden rule always holds: no network growth, no new all-time highs.
You're missing one key thing: Bitcoin's tech is pretty basic and doesn't guarantee the safety of your investment.I think you make it more complicated than it needs to be when it just comes down to simple supply and demand.
Fixed BTC supply (as opposed to fiat currency) vs. ETFs continuous inflows, institutional adoption, MSTR buying, possible country reserves. All in a favorable incoming pro crypto administration.
You're missing one key thing: Bitcoin's tech is pretty basic and doesn't guarantee the safety of your investment.
Hashrate growth has stalled, and miners have been bleeding money for over two years. The market's already dumping mining stocks, and half of them have terrible year-end results.
And let's not forget Google's quantum computer. WSJ says it could crack the blockchain in 10 years.
Hold up. Blackrock isn't actually buying Bitcoin directly. You're mixing up their Bitcoin ETF with actual Bitcoin holdings like Microstrategy has. Those guys (Microstrategy, Tesla, etc.) have Bitcoin on their balance sheets, you can see it in their quarterly reports. Blackrock's reports show no direct Bitcoin holdings.Ok. Then please answer me this. Why is Blackrock buying Bitcoin?
if we have another big dip, im increasing my positions. economics predict $3 million bitcoin by 2050. all of crypto market will grow with that, don't fade generational wealth. get a mix of utility plays and memecoins.Hold up. Blackrock isn't actually buying Bitcoin directly. You're mixing up their Bitcoin ETF with actual Bitcoin holdings like Microstrategy has. Those guys (Microstrategy, Tesla, etc.) have Bitcoin on their balance sheets, you can see it in their quarterly reports. Blackrock's reports show no direct Bitcoin holdings.
Most of the points you raised will be proved false. Like bitcoin already went above 100kNo matter how “promising” altcoins might look, they all dance to Bitcoin’s tune. If BTC takes a nosedive into crypto winter, altcoins will tank by 90%. And honestly, I’m not willing to wait five years just to break even.
Here are 4 reasons why I decided to dump my altcoin portfolio:
View attachment 399275
- Bitcoin failed to hit $100K even when the Fear & Greed Index was at 94. If it couldn’t break that milestone in such a bullish environment, it’s a red flag for a major market correction.
- Crypto winters always follow halvings, usually about 9 months later. Right now, it feels like the perfect time to sell while the market is still riding high.
- The “Trump factor.” Sure, he promised to make crypto “great,” but let’s be real—crypto thrives best when governments stay out of the way, not when they try to get involved.
- ASIC chips are hitting their physical limits.
Let me explain this one. Over the past 8 years, ASIC miners shrank from 64nm to 5nm, fueling insane growth in Bitcoin’s hash rate. But in 2024, we’re reaching a point where increasing computational power will be minimal. This directly impacts Bitcoin’s security and growth potential. And with Proof-of-Work blockchains, one golden rule always holds: no network growth, no new all-time highs.
Hold up. Blackrock isn't actually buying Bitcoin directly. You're mixing up their Bitcoin ETF with actual Bitcoin holdings like Microstrategy has. Those guys (Microstrategy, Tesla, etc.) have Bitcoin on their balance sheets, you can see it in their quarterly reports. Blackrock's reports show no direct Bitcoin holdings.