Just fixing JJG
My guess is
[30.00] for range $101k to $240k
[80.00] for range $65k to $100k
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Yes.. but you are not even trying to be helpful, and furthermore you seem to be presuming something to be broken when it is not.
Hard to take you serious under those circumstances, no?
hey, don't be a panzy (panzy fuck) [or panzy fuck panzy], bro, and argue about %%.
Believe me, JJG can take it..and much more.
he/it is not destructible, just like Bender.
But I am mortal.. so there is that angle.
I sold at about $55k. To be exact, it was the day when Ethereum reached over $4k. Bitcoin at $1T marketcap, Ethereum over $4k, all friends & neighbors into crypto, Tether printing billions in hours, and even my portfolio at an unimaginable value. It seemed unreal so I made my decision.
About buying back, I've said it before a few times and will say it again, as soon as 200-week moving average is touched:
https://www.lookintobitcoin.com/charts/200-week-moving-average-heatmap/Of course, historically we have had the BTC price touching upon the 200-week moving average around every 4 years, so surely, if you were correct about the end of the bull market, then the 200-week moving average would relatively imminent in coming, but if you are prematurely subscribing to the end of the bull run then it could take a whole hell of a long time for either the 200-week moving average to be touched upon and it may also might not be touched upon completely.. The BTC price could end up correcting around 20%, 40% or even 60% higher than the 200-week moving average and then you end up not having any bitcoin based on your pretty lame-ass gambling efforts.
Furthermore, I don't have any real problem with your link to the 200-week MA heatmap, and you likely realize that the 200-week moving average is a wee bit of a lagging indicator.. so the flattening of the most recent slope at the top is not really accounting very well for our most recent three weeks of moving up from $30k to $45k - which spot price is going from 2x above the 200-week moving average to 3x above the 200-week moving average, so accordingly the slope of the 200-week moving average is going to return to angling more UPpity - except if the BTC prices were to fall back down and go lower.. which is also kind of part of your erroneous bear theory.. which seems to be out of touch with actual bitcoin price dynamics and where we likely happen to be in this particular bull portion of the cycle.
So you are taking a decently-strong minority position, and hoping that you are correct that BTC had entered into a bear market. .and part of your hope is to try to talk your position into reality... such as in this thread.. hahahahaha good luck with that. you are going to need it, especially when you seem to be so damned wrong... - that is if we could even trust that you were so dumb as to really do what you said, including being so greedy as to play with your whole stash in such a way..
But sure in the end, what you actually did might not even matter so much when we are dealing with relatively poor-ass fucks like you who have stashes of less than 0.5BTC and they are presenting their market play as if they were big ballers, and they are not... and when they should just be stacking sats like a normie rather than fucking around with trading their BTC stash based on their own invented and lame theories.
Anyhow, let me suggest that you are presuming a kind of 2017 rapid correction based on BTC prices going up to $65k.. but a more realistic scenario is that BTC prices had recently gone into something that would have been closer to the 2013 scenario.. so you see how that 2013 scenario played out..
In 2013, we had a March 2013 BTC price of around $70 and a 200-week moving average of less than $10, and that would have been like you selling on the way up to $65k and selling at $55k, when the 2000-week moving average was around $12k.. so in 2013, the spot price did not get back down to touching the 200-week moving average until late 2014 - but by then the BTC price had already gone up to $20k and come back down to $200 when it touched the 200 week moving average and was touching the 200-week moving average for most of 2015 before it started to move back above..
In other words, your sell price of $55k is like selling at $70 and you are no way guaranteed that the 200-week moving average may well end up moving way higher than your $55k sales price (assuming that you are not lying) by the time the BTC price moves back down to the 200-week moving average.. perhaps in the $80k to $100k arena by the time that it comes back down to touch.. and for sure none of us know how the prices are going to playout.. so you seem to be likely missing opportunities when you already failed/refused to buy back when the BTC price dipped down to lower $30ks and upper $20ks..
Sucks to be you.. and talking your nocoiner book.
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