To hodl or not to hodl, that is the question  

Logically, if everything stays the same, after a halving event, the price of BTC should simply double. But some things are not the same and there are lots of little variables we can't even consider, and that sometimes the market prices part of it in, or does not, or has a delayed reaction.

Users who are not miners are often not aware of what halving means. They just buy or sell coins.

What we have seen historically is that on or around the date of halving, the price tends to do a multiple over a few months after.

My dumb and naive math puts BTC at $1m before 2027, or even as early as 2025 (a year after the next halving).

After a couple more halvings, so 2028 and 2032, we should be above $5 million to $10 million per coin.

The actual listing (or soon thereafter) could cause a drop, but yeah getting the timing right could be difficult, and if peeps are "expecting a drop" our little fiend does not always want to go along with expectations, amiNOTrite?

Looks like the Coinbase IPO will be the ice burg that sinks the ship. Amiright? Down 1.5% (on the 3hr)

Not a chance of $65k in the next 24 hours.  So don't even think it.    


 


Yes you are.  Nohomo.

Are you guys high on nostalgia?

Bring back Chartbuddy.
It was the first thing I checked
On Wall Observer.

The important point
Of Wall Observer is not price
It's bid and ask walls.

Chartbuddy was great
For seeing the ebbs and flows
Of buy and sell walls.

With only a glance
You could see how market moves
Happened at the time.

So please Richy_T
Please do us a big favor.
Bring back Chartbuddy.
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Here's from the archives...
The Silk Road bust crashing down
And back up again.

The fighting in Northern Ireland might start again.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a1lOPzUg0dQ

https://twitter.com/jchatterleyCNN/status/1379822551564759040

"When we get a risk-off moment, we could be seeing $BTC pullback to $20-30k. But I think for long-term investors, that will be a great entry point."