Does bitcoin have FUNDAMENTALS?!?!

[cocoadreamboy]

Regardless of whether you have guessed right based on real data or you have just played with the numbers in order to make us believe that you are a genius of analysis, I do not think that things work so easy in an open market, because if predicting a price would be like that of simple, we could all amass large amounts of money in an extremely easy and fast way, and you would not have to sell your predictions for $19.99 per month. 

Yet again it is not predictions it is algorithmic financial analysis.

There is a very common phrase where I come from and that is: "you get what you pay for"

[Lizzylove1]

"Fundamental analysis said no way" very funny of you. Well I can't say why the bitcoin didn't go below your $3,300 mark, I do know that people will prefer to hold their bitcoin than selling for such ridiculous price. I think the major fall of bitcoin in 2018 and early 2019, may not have been far from some manipulation and fear.

[cocoadreamboy]

"Fundamental analysis said no way" very funny of you. Well I can't say why the bitcoin didn't go below your $3,300 mark, I do know that people will prefer to hold their bitcoin than selling for such ridiculous price. I think the major fall of bitcoin in 2018 and early 2019, may not have been far from some manipulation and fear.

Of course smart people that were not squeezed out of the market would not of sold at $3300, but markets are made of dumb people too bro lol

Many TA's were saying "capitulation to 2K" (magicpoopcannon with 20,000 views btw). Big crypto people were saying it was going to $3000.

My analytics measure speculation in the markets so that my clients can measure their real time risk. This is a sample of how crypto risk analysis works:

https://www.amsinger.org/price-floor-in-action

Aaron

[cocoadreamboy]

The fundamentals of bitcoin are important to know.

https://www.amsinger.org/howitworks

Comments appreciated!

Aaron