~ My question is why is they no extra profit for early holders when the price falls and rises agian?
What do you mean by this? I took my profits from my hodlings, but I didn't exit it all out when the price hit 60k+. It was another ATH and I am glad I took some profits that time. Probably whales are here to hunt coins that are gonna be dumped/sold by these panic sellers for sure so yeah good luck for those who panics. Been here since the 7k to 3k below price of Bitcoin since 2019 and I am used to these.
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Uhmm look at the price now? As of writing this, it is now below 35k which is a lot of discount already for fellas looking for something to hodl until the launch happens again. Still not satisfied with the discount? Many are still selling so feel free to take their sold coins soon. I wonder how many whales were waiting for it actually.
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Read first, and don't focus on joining campaign because it seems like you're seeing this forum as an earning platform instead of forum for discussions. If you can't even bother reading from the thread you made that was quoted to you by Upgrade00, sorry to burst your bubble, but I doubt you'll be even to join campaigns.
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Many wanted to follow the footsteps of a rich ones. I respect the guy but not his followers. It is just showing that they're being controlled by these people. What if others like Bill Gates or Mark Zuckerberg claimed the same? Heck, even Mark named one of his goat Bitcoin. I wonder how do other people from Facebook react from that? Will they know hoard on Bitcoin?
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So happy with dip that I could buy this dip because of him!! I am sorry guys if you lost some % on your BTC but this was good for a poor person like me.
Nah. We're gucci. Some would call it losses, while I call it an opportunity to buy more and you're the one that took the opportunity to buy one. Also don't call yourself poor for that as there ain't minimum nor lowest buy to get yourself BTC. Invest when you have the means to do so.
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It's not. There's a given format in that thread already on how would you subscribe. Just read and follow how other users there used the format along with the given option/s and code-tags.
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I remember that back in 2019. It was stabilizing for quite a while above 7k then it slowly went below 6k. I'll avoid to term "crash" as much as possible now, because it is kinda discouraging word to use. Somehow I wish that became a lesson for a lot of people to still hodl on their coins. It's like they wanted still to see below 1k before they even learned anyway .
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Some scammers would even buy channels that have a lot of subscribers to make it look legitimate. I can quite recall that there was a Binance fake channel in Youtube that does a ETH Giveaway Scam with a livestream playing as well and it was taken down already, I believe.
I can't still believe that people fall for this doublers or 2x when you send a certain amount of coin. Even in Facebook pages like Crypto News Flash, where I saw a lot of comment from fake page claiming to be them that they're doing BTC giveaway. What's worse is that they have fake figures/profile that are vouching them in the replies.
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~ How many posts have we made where we "should have bought" something for $200 or $1,000? Is it really $3000? a thousand dollars? ~
Expect a lot more of those soon. It is an immediate reaction of some people here just because the price corrects a bit. They see a crash, I saw a discount and an opportunity to buy more. I imagine that people even had those reaction back in 2019 when Bitcoin even dipped below 4k when it was stabilizing back in 6k-7k before it rebounded back to 10k. Just like what NeuroticFish said, it is just "refueling the rocket".
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I would say it is indeed an overhyped coin. It only rooted from a meme anyway so why people are taking it so serious right now. It surely will meet its drought season soon. Musk really hyped that coin so much that people got deceived too much to investing to it.
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That's why they're called speculation. They are open to be wrong and they're not 100% accurate as always and you shouldn't rely too much on it especially in random finance articles, most of it are just thrown numbers just because of a small movement of the price. For the price going downward, it is simply people panicking that Musk pulled out Bitcoin payments from Tesla. For the current situation, I would say just hodl still. Take the downward movement as a "discount" for people to buy Bitcoin instead of panicking that it could crash.
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Ah yes the good ol' but common mistakes by newbies. Emotions. Don't worry, you'll cope with it. I had the same mistake when I was day trading, because I wanted to really take back my money now while the market was going bearish. My now strategy is long-term hodling.
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He could already have done that instead of hyping Doge and Bitcoin back then. We're talking about only one billionaire. If he creates his own coin, I know it wouldn't be the same as Bitcoin even if he covers what he argued about Bitcoin which was around "bad for the environment". Bitcoin already had its long pathway and Musk doesn't even know a lot in crypto.
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Though this is other coins and not BTC, I think I'll have the same story as these dudes if I just didn't let my misinterpretation of Bitcoin back in the days. Talking about rubbing salt in the wounds of my regrets, lol. Except I wasn't investing in a shitcoin.
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No 3: Cryptojacking
In this method, what scammers do is install malware into a user's computer, which enables them to steal valuable computer resources used to mine bitcoin. So be careful and protect your computer and most especially this smartphone you are using to access the bitcointalk forum from malicious individuals at all costs because it's indeed your office and source of income.
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Don't overlook this. I learned my lesson back in the days to always double check if my account to other social media platform is being logged on different IPs. Add up to this also OP that one should be at least familiarize their IPs (external IP not the internal one), and check if there's a "sus" IP logged. Somehow last year without my awareness, someone got access to my Bitcointalk account and I resolved it in this thread I made back then - Is there such thing as a malware that would make me automatically post?From that incident, I now often monitor my accounts not just here in the forum but to different social media platform as well. To check your IP logs here in the forum, you can use this link : https://bitcointalk.org/myips.php
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Sadly not everyone has that kind of mindset, as what you know that there are people looking for short-term gains so when it falls they just panic sell it all. I admit that I did that back in the days in my day trading, and it was a hard lesson for me. People don't see the dip as an opportunity sometimes, instead they see it as dying coin.
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No. There was no statement that Musk sold his Bitcoins. It is just the news the makes it look like that he sold. Look at this Twitter reply of Musk. https://twitter.com/elonmusk/status/1394170030741413888Some people are too over exaggerated when it comes to celebs' reaction. Tesla just pulled out Bitcoin payments and media is like going crazy already all over the internet while at the same time some of these people are making the big deal out of Musk's simple tweet. Either way let's not focus too much on Musk and Tesla, they can just manipulate people's reaction but not the market itself. It's not like they hold more than half or even half of the supply of Bitcoin anyway.
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Sorry no. Nothing could ever replace Bitcoin if that was your specific question to the OP. Bitcoin's unique on its own and other coins doing carbon copy of it would be purely just shitcoins in the end.
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Nothing. We could do nothing, like just hodl and don't let these people affect how you hodl your Bitcoins. It is people's reaction that manipulates the market, not Elon Musk. The media makes it look like that just because one celebrity turned the market around means that they have the full control of it. How about people should stop reacting too much depending on the celebrities' words?
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This. I have seen enough of people getting controlled by a lot of Twitter celebrities. Surely some of them just hypes a coin. I don't follow anyone in Twitter, except maybe for crypto news but that are just general information.
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