Naughtyfatkid
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No dips this year?March: $45,000
June: $58,000
October: $110,000
No dips this year?March: $45,000
June: $58,000
October: $110,000
No dips this year?
That would be a dream to be honest... but who knows right?Yes it goes back to U$ 3000 in between those peaks.
That would be a dream to be honest... but who knows right?
You sound quite intelligent but have you actually done some serious research before commenting on such a statement? 650b scam... hmmBut it's a scam at the end of the day. There's only one single reason why anyone is interested in crypto - to make more dollars. Don't try to lie to yourself about it, don't try to cope, don't try to sell some cyberpunk dream larp, the reason people buy Bitcoin is because they want more US dollars. This means the legitimacy of BTC is strictly pegged to USD.
The angle about "big institutions coming in now" sounds like a cope, I might be wrong but those people are not dumb, no matter how much we'd like to think they are, so they might've been in on the crypto back at 5000, no? Or do you think these big financial supercorporations have the same behavioral pattern as some wage normie who dabs in and out of crypto and occasionally gambles on margin trading?
BTC has one purpose in people's eyes, and it has nothing to do with "getting rid of the banks", BTC is interesting when it's going up because people want to double their dollars. So think of it as a high end complex sports betting device. If you can make more dollars out of it, good, but don't get married to it emotionally.
Ladies and gentlemen, Please keep waiting, I will soon cut my ear and post in the bhw thread as sonofbhw is not a liar.
650b scam
these grapes are sourAgain, when I say scam - it means it's way overvalued and way manipulated. There's a lot of money there, there's a lot of money on Wall Street, all are very friendly to various kinds of high level scams, most of which aren't even remotely accessible to a civilian. Bitcoin is accessible to anyone. It still doesn't solve anything other than giving civilians a chance to participate in a volatile "money" exchange where there's chance to win good dollars in a short amount of time.
Betting on Tesla might be greed driven as well, but at least you can see a Tesla car, or whatever. Betting on Bitcoin solely relies on you dumping your bags on someone else, which in my opinion is a staple of a pyramid scheme.
Whales in BTC are also interesting, at least in Wall Street type institutions you get a semblance, a hint of rules and regulations. Bitcoin offers rat race "who will dump the bag last" and fully unmonitored at that.
It will bring up the best in people, a true BTC harmony paradise away from evil boomer central banks.
Again, when I say scam - it means it's way overvalued and way manipulated. There's a lot of money there, there's a lot of money on Wall Street, all are very friendly to various kinds of high level scams, most of which aren't even remotely accessible to a civilian. Bitcoin is accessible to anyone. It still doesn't solve anything other than giving civilians a chance to participate in a volatile "money" exchange where there's chance to win good dollars in a short amount of time.
Betting on Tesla might be greed driven as well, but at least you can see a Tesla car, or whatever. Betting on Bitcoin solely relies on you dumping your bags on someone else, which in my opinion is a staple of a pyramid scheme.
Whales in BTC are also interesting, at least in Wall Street type institutions you get a semblance, a hint of rules and regulations. Bitcoin offers rat race "who will dump the bag last" and fully unmonitored at that.
It will bring up the best in people, a true BTC harmony paradise away from evil boomer central banks.