Rats leaving the sinking ship?

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As you can see this is just normal market behavior. And if everyone expects an 80% dump then most likely it will not go as low. The people getting scared and selling are making this a self fullfilling prophecy.

Crypto haters, this is your time to shine and buy at low prices. This is a chance to stop being losers the rest of your lives. Lets make some money!
 
I don't understand why crytpos are risky assets. Can you elaborate on that?

I was told that Bitcoin was going to the moon and its real price should be 300k, what has changed to consider them risky assets?

Short term price moves vs long term price moves

Bitcoin price volatility in the short term is noise

Bitcoin has been on a massive bull market for the past 13 years, but with price corrections at certain time periods
 
The thing that scares me about bitcoin is apparently 80% of the coins are held in a minority of wallets and no one knows who owns them. If, let's say, the fed have been buying them all up, then they can crush that market whenever they want.

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As you can see this is just normal market behavior. And if everyone expects an 80% dump then most likely it will not go as low. The people getting scared and selling are making this a self fullfilling prophecy.

Crypto haters, this is your time to shine and buy at low prices. This is a chance to stop being losers the rest of your lives. Lets make some money!
 
I'll start buying btc a bit once it's back under 25k in a couple weeks, if it's a strong enough pivot.

If I were long btc I'd start selling 32-34k range (not a recommendation) : o
 
The thing that scares me about bitcoin is apparently 80% of the coins are held in a minority of wallets and no one knows who owns them. If, let's say, the fed have been buying them all up, then they can crush that market whenever they want.

It would litterally be the fed against the world. Do you think the fed has enough money to go against everyone and their mother around the whole world buying at ridiculously low prices?
 
It would litterally be the fed against the world. Do you think the fed has enough money to go against everyone and their mother around the whole world buying at ridiculously low prices?

If it was them, and obviously I'm speculating, then they could dump it so hard and so fast that no one in their right mind would want to touch it after that, especially the long term holders who would have just taken the bath of their lives.
 
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