Cryptocyrrency
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But dogecoin IS on the moon
docmed
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Yes
I think that WE have to wait
The Blackhat Guy
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because are not up
The Blackhat Guy
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I really hope you are not talking serious
docmed
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Yes boss
Cryptocurrencies are not down, the market is just stabilizing. The crypto market went through a stage in the beginning where a large percentage of the "investors" were simply people wanting to cash in on the fad. This caused cryptocurrency prices (mainly BTC) to get to unrealistic, and unsustainable levels. Now that a majority of the bandwagon investors are starting to leave, the price is entering a more normal sustainable state. I suspect it will take many more years for this market to be as sustainable and trustworthy as the forex market, but it will eventually happen. Crypto is here to stay imo.
foleymon
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This is not mine but let me tell you how it will work.
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- Denial In this usually short-lived stage, investors express disbelief and incredulity. While temporarily denying reality, common responses include, "This can't be happening" and "I refuse to accept this." However, when reality hits home, most soon move on to think about the implications of "the event."
- Anger At this stage, investors become outraged, angrily casting about for anyone to blame other than themselves. Often, they become swamped with helpless rage, protesting about the unfairness of the event and its harsh effect on their lives.
- Bargaining For some, the third stage of grief is the most tragic, because bargaining gives investors false hope. At this point, many remarks begin ruefully with "If only I ... ," "I'll do anything for ... ," and similar pleas. In an attempt to avoid confronting their pain, investors promise to give their life and soul in a futile attempt to make a pact with fate and turn back time.
- Depression: Depression marks the beginning of the end of the grief process. Comments such as, "What's the point of going on?," "I can't live with this suffering," and "Why bother trying?" show a clear need to disconnect from the world and properly mourn. Often, depression is the longest stage of grief, with some investors taking years to clear this hurdle.
- Acceptance Redemption arrives in the form of acceptance when investors finally come to terms with their loss. In this "light at the end of the tunnel" conclusion, they realize that life goes on and it's time for their struggle to end.
Extruser
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- Dec 2, 2017
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I am talking seriously.
Just as an example:
Take a look at all the patent filings involving blockchain and cryptocurrency
technology and who is applying for them.
Exactly.
You think these guys invest money (millions) in software development and go after
patents for fun?
Just one example. I could give more. But why bother.
contentcreators
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I sold half my doge a couple of months ago 