Several people especially newbies are often displeased whenever there is a dip in price of crypto currency assets. But the truth is that it is only during the dip market that you can go round exchanges and confirm that you buy orders (orders placed at low price) has been filled. If you love the pump, please learn how to appreciate the dip too; as a matter of fact, train your mind to use every dip to your advantages.

Remember that any coin can and will dump; but it may not be down for too long. Always do your research too.
What does everyone thing about the dip? Kindly share and lets learn together.

Since Gates last appreciation regarding crypto back in 2018 when he said that he would short BTC if there was and easy way to do it, Bill Gates recently described Bitcoin as a mania/bubble so he is still pessimistic, while others like Elon Musk have revealed that they believe not only BTC could rise exponentially in value.

Who's right? Let's discuss.

Looks like vaporware to me, still pretty hard to get hands on it. Why's it blowing it up? I've also seen some very similar posts from scummy youtubers on Twitter, think they're paying them to post about it? idk, reminds a lot of those ICO promises. You guys buying it?

Am I the only one who finds his tweets and market manipulation annoying?

A lot of newbies falling into the trap unfortunately. BTC is strong and won't be affected too much but Dogecoin is just increasing its pump and dump reputation. Sad.

You will probably hate on me for this theory.

Why did China come out supporting Bitcoin?

Simple.

They learned they can actually control it.

The recent "blackout" in mining province was a test on how much they can pull off.

With success they caused 40% drop in hashrate and drop in price.

So they might have even bought some at this point.

1) They own some

2) They know they can control it

China's support is actually a really bad sign.

Why am I wrong?

There are many bad news about btc i sold it before it tooo late.
stay strong people!

Whether you use an altcoin (or bitcoin) for a long or short-term investment, or because it satisfies you as a medium of exchange, it'd be misleading to call it a "currency". I don't know who began this terrible start of the use "currency" after "crypto", but, in my opinion, it shouldn't be formulated like that since none of them are currencies.

A currency is a system of money in general use in a particular country. For example fiat. Fiat money gives central banks greater control over the economy because they can control how much money is printed. This is how the state works.

Naming them "coins" isn't false, they can be considered as "coins" (Hence "altcoins"). In ancient times, people used to exchange goods with gold coins and there were times when they passed over their national currency with those coins. And that's because they were broadly accepted by anyone, since they were made out of gold.

I just wanted to state that I find it falsely to use the term "currency" over something that can be used by anyone in the world and it is definitely not determined or even acceptable by a nation.

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I think that this should be a correct sub-board for this thread.

its not as if there wont be a dip, and most times it dosent come in an expected way. moreso we are still in bullish season and you wont expect market to go in one way. the way you want it to go up some people also want it to come down. thats the beauty of the market. this is not bear yet.

these kinds of scams are only acceptable to greedy people and newbies. musk dosent have anything to do with such hacks, he dosent even have time for such. if money was so easy to dash out everyone should be rich by now. dont always believe what you see online, ask questions and make research. it helps alot.