Mcaffee is in prison in Spain awaiting extradition to US lolHe could have said worse things, given the pounds of coca that he sniffs regulary.
Mcaffee is in prison in Spain awaiting extradition to US lolHe could have said worse things, given the pounds of coca that he sniffs regulary.
It doesn't matter whether btc goes up to 6 digits, 7 digits ....
or goes down to 4 digits, 3 digits, 2 digits, 1 digit, sub 1 digit ...
Starting May 21, it should be fun day trading mini BTC futures
as the volume is expected to be relatively high.
Currently, BTC futures volume is extremely pathetic and miserable at 10k/day.
it is ok for swing trading but not day trading.
Giant ponzi. Hash rates going up. Cost of mining higher and higher, so the price has no where to go but up.... until....
Inflate the almighty bubble across all assets. $400k...everyone trying to one up each other. A magical coin with no intristic value. Since everything is in bubble mode I'm sure will hear about $500,000 bitcoin, a million and so on. Let's see how high this magical coin can rise before it losses another 80% of its value.
If you have issues against BTC/crypto, why don't you post theses and actual facts instead of attacking the messenger?You're the Jim Jones of bitcoin, not to mention you're literally pumping your own position in bitcoin. Your confidence is also very typical in absurd bubbles - You want to bet real estate will go down? *smirk*. I'm sure this time it's totally different...
You have made nothing until you've cashed out.#HaveFunStayingPoor d08![]()
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You have made nothing until you've cashed out.
If I remember your posts correctly, you held BTC through a 70% (or something in the neighborhood) drawdown. You might be the kind of hodler to keep on to BTC through a >90% drawdown (that BTC had several times in the past).
Maybe some day it won't bounce back up. Trading BTC is a zero sum game before transaction costs. Not everyone can be a winner and those who didn't cash out above their avg buy price will be the losers.
Think in detail about what happens and about both sides of the transaction. Someone mines BTC at $0 and sells it later at $50K. The buyer had to fork over $50K and gets a worthless digital token of no intrinsic value, i.e. nothing. Unless that buyer now manages to unload to someone else, he is the one who lost the $50K (that the seller has made before transaction costs).I’m not a bitcoin fan but I disagree that bitcoin is a zero sum game. It went from zero to a positive value - that’s real wealth creation, similar to amazon stock. (I understand the exp3ction of future cash flows, etc that justify a stock price and don’t apply to bitcoin)