Yeah indeed all is possible from now, though I would like +45 mostly imho .....
There is still a lot of time left; everything is possible. Honestly, I would love to see 65+ ... I would love to see 71,500. Because... reasons. All right, let's not exaggerate.  |
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Especially the smaller market cap coins. But even big coins like XRP, ADA etc I can almost gurantee you that they are paying for shills.
Don't beleive everything you see in Youtube and in Reddit. ADA to $10 eoy
Theta to $1000 and all of this shit.
Youtubers get 30K for 1 video to talk about the coin
I believe theres some pay shill by whales to manipulate the market, but how do you know its 30k/ video? Its a big money to shill the market. You really need big pump to make it to a profit then. It probably depends on how popular the channel is and how many followers it has. Although it's possible that some of the youtubers have such high earnings from their sponsors, I doubt it's for one video. |
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Yeah indeed all is possible from now, though I would like +45 mostly imho .....
There is still a lot of time left; everything is possible. Honestly, I would love to see 65+ ... |
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There are so many things that I do enjoy outdoor, but these days I really am more of a homebody. If I had to pick a favorite, it would probably be hiking in national parks.
Whether I'm backpacking, hiking the mountain trail, or just soaking up nature, I get a little more inspired to keep going when I'm surrounded by the vast diversity and grandeur of the outdoors.
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History doesn't have to repeat itself with Bitcoin. There were differences between the 2013 bull run and the 2017 one, and this can also be different from both of them. It very easily could have ended already, and just as easily could reignite and reach new heights. There are no rules in Bitcoin short-term price, except maybe that a bull run comes a year or so after a halvening.
This volatility is a huge part of the unique characteristics that makes Bitcoin one of the truly exciting new technologies. One of the main claims that crypto enthusiasts make is that the long term should be that adoption is going to increase dramatically in the coming years and that, as such, the value of Bitcoin will increase substantially. Therefore, by holding some amount of bitcoins, it is a guaranteed steady investment that is as safe as it gets and there is no inflation risk involved. |
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If people followed the idea of Bitcoin instead of such spoiled rich people, then his tweets would mean nothing. But as things stand, his flock on Twitter is only increasing (currently 56.1 million sheep) which is 2 million more than a few weeks ago - which tells us that he has not lost the support of all those who supported him before manipulative tweets. It is my opinion that such a tweet would certainly have a positive effect on the price - people really don't care about anything other than to profit, and after a few days of cheap prices a mini bull run would certainly come in handy. I think we are at a stage where people are waiting for something to happen and probably many think "EM screwed us up, it would be okay to correct it - please EM tell us you love BTC again"  There are others making money off Musk's crypto tweets. In the past six months, Musk impersonators have scammed consumers out of $2 million, according to the Federal Trade Commission. Clearly, this shows that Musk's control of crypto markets extends to imitators as well. And we shouldn't expect Musk's influence on the markets to disappear anytime soon. Boosting Bitcoin's price with a tweet may not be as fraught as boosting the stock price of his own company, but it's certainly not fair that one person has that power. |
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Been seeing market analysis that points to aggressive sellers, then some typical CNBC nonsense, then Scott Minerd on Twitter posts the following: "Crypto investors be warned: be prepared for a volatile holiday weekend."
Be prepared for volatilty? He must be new. He should sit back down. Bitcoin has always been very volatile. Plus a $20,000 crash will be a GIFT to buy the dip. For anyone who thought they missed a golden opportunity during the euphoria, this is your opportunity! Yeah, for experience crypto investors it will be a good time to buy, and for those newbies, they might be affected by the FUD but still bought at dip. But majority of them could panic if they see such news, so I would say there is a trade-offs. In any case, bitcoin is volatile at at the same time very resilient, even though its fairly young, it has proven itself that that the price could increase dramatically after a huge drop. Well, there have been plenty of other examples of Bitcoin's speculative nature and price volatility. Bitcoin price has always been pretty volatile, and even with the price surge this year it still does not come close to the price swings of 2014 and 2015. Bad news and FUD are part of the game, as are good news. How you turn them into an advantage is the art of it. |
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hard to reach $ 50k again mate, you have to really be prepared for a long bearish journey in 2021 to 2024
The price of Bitcoin already reached $50K and he seems already sell their Bitcoin. You must read when he created the thread, it was January 09, 2021. He also already predicted the Bitcoin price to pass $50K on December 25, 2013. Now, he may prepare to buy in the next bearish and predict again the possible price to reach in the next bullish season. He is a smart BTC holder and predicted accurately. Yes, I agree. It is very likely Kopetunto didn't understand what this thread is about or didn't read it at all. It is interesting to read the thoughts of these early bitcoin investors, especially the skepticism. Many of them didn't have any idea how bitcoin could transform their lives and how it would change the world around them. |
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To own 1 bc is dream here of more than half of the users here in their life.
Everyone would like to have one, not just half the people on this forum. It is only because I dream of having one BTC that I am always up to date on all things crypto. Anybody else find it increasingly difficult to reach the 1 BTC dream? |
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My understanding of Dfinity and smart contracts is still a little fuzzy (I read the whole article), but in a nutshell it appears to be distributed cloud computing with crypto bubble on top. A way of buying votes/influence? I must be retarded (I read the entire article) but it sounds like a nightmare.
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Why do people go for vaccinations? A totally new type of vaccine (mRNA), having been tested less than any other mainstream vaccine in history, and all that for a disease that many people will get anyway and not even know they had. And with a very, very low death rate among anyone who is remotely healthy. The aim here seems to be that we are being moved towards vaccine passports and greater social control. My guess is that COVID is real, although it may just be the flu, and vaccines are huge business. Btw, if you look at the numbers, COVID cured the flu. |
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I'm selling my secret about how to make fast money and once you got it you'r futur will change .
Let me guess, your secret to make fast money is selling secrets to make fast money? Oops, I guess it's no longer a secret. Sorry about that. |
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Money its just a piece of paper but still rules the world and literally everything is possible when you have money. Make money and fulfill our dreams is the common goal of every middle class person and the goal changes only when the person made lot of money and they never want anyone to reach such status..Rich people getting richer and theg keep poor people being poorer.
Today's fast-paced life has become hectic and no one has time for anyone. Everyone wants to have the best and luxury items but they can't afford them. Money does rule the world but, like you said, it is only a piece of paper. No matter where you go and no matter how much money you have, you will never have it all. |
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Bitcoin seems to be rebounding right now from its two digit losses. So if you still plan on investing into bitcoins the prices at the moment are very reasonable. There are still risks that the price will drop further, but in my opinion the people who want to buy will grow rapidly below 35,000 USD.
In truth, it is extremely hard to do any kind of local update at this point, because Bitcoin is extremely unstable at the moment. For BTC to turn fully bullish, the current descending resistance level of around $ 40k needs to be broken. |
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Any ideas to participate there without fear for retaliations?
It's also important to point out that there are many risks involved with anything illegal. People who partake in illegal activities often don't consider the risks. Doing something illegal online is not advisable... without an understanding of the risks involved. Anything illegal you do online - whether posting private or personal messages or photos, stealing credit card information, or even buying drugs online - puts you at risk of physical harm. |
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Worst of all, I know people that are into crypto for years now, and they started believing his FUD and sold the crypto in fear, expecting full blow bear market. This is how I imagine Elon Musk these days Never trust a man who uses a giant dildo as his profile picture on social media! |
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Right now, I'm looking after a pair of small rat type dogs, and the stupid things won't stop barking. I love proper dogs, and I get on well with almost all decent sized one - even the aggressive ones that I am told are difficult. Thankfully, it is only for today, and I'm not going to do it again. I've tried talking to them, and bribing them, but it doesn't seem to shut them up. I just don't understand why people keep the stupid things (small rat-dogs).
I have a dog at home, I get really scared when they don't bark... I think you are just not used to their barking yet, or you are a person who doesn't like fuss. if you get really annoyed like the best way you can take is just to sell the dog back. Even if you are able to get used to small dogs barking, it will be challenging. It can be loud, incessant, and ear-piercing. Eliminating the cause of the dog's barking is a better solution. |
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With the stock losing more than a third of its value over the past two months, it’s clear Tesla shares are feeling the pain. In the long run, the market's optimism for Tesla may be misplaced, and the company may even be forced to cut its loses. With losses continuing, and big ones at that, a question has arisen: How much can Tesla really save?
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Bears are an endangered species here, so it is forbidden to hunt them.
It's hard to set a price for something that doesn't have a real market. I keep hearing about this bear market but, the fact is, I've never actually seen a bear market in real life.
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True. In the long run, the model 3 isn't as cost-effective as the Volt.
In our case, the Model 3 is $60 more expensive per month to insure than the Volt. This means Model 3 has to make up the deficit every month, which it never does. The Model 3 is a great car if it makes you happy. But if you are getting it to save money, then the Volt is a better choice.
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