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El duderino_ and Elonmusk the real, El duderino_ is a bitcoin lover and Elonmusk is Tweeter small different   Wink
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Hi guys,

I wanted to share this article, because they speak about a possible Bullish scenario:

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The cost basis term is often used to describe the average entry price of investors into an asset. The short-term holder cost basis shows that the average entry of short-term Bitcoin holders is currently at $47,000.



I did not know the baseline of cost and what it implies,

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Whenever the short-term cost basis crosses the HODLer Implied Price, investors receive either bullish or bearish signals, depending on the direction of a cross. In the current case, if Bitcoin continues to drop further, the market will most likely dive deeper as selling pressure from short-term traders aggravates.


Source:https://u.today/bitcoin-bullish-scenario-possible-after-reaching-47000-blockware-analyst

Some metrics are something demonstrable for people's emotions, for example extreme fear is one of the causes that in this article make.



On the other hand Bitcoincharts also made a very interesting RT:



Twitter: https://twitter.com/therationalroot/status/1518907812704882688


It seems to show that there are increasingly longer cycles as time passes.
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Whenever the short-term cost basis crosses the HODLer Implied Price, investors receive either bullish or bearish signals, depending on the direction of a cross. In the current case, if Bitcoin continues to drop further, the market will most likely dive deeper as selling pressure from short-term traders aggravates.


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😀.  Hey maybe I make it to 2048 and I will get to talk about this thread and how I was a stupid fuck to think LN is bad for BTC.
Here's to hoping you are.  I will also be past my expected expire date.  So let's hope we get to argue about who was right over a smooth glass of rum.

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Which one was your favorite?

This stuff is one of my faves = Zacapa XO



or the Zacapa Centenario XO Gran Reserva

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It has been said.  So many times.

The next XXX are critical! Wink

At the crux of the two big model types for Bitcoin price. Bulls vs bears.  Each model has some interesting, even compelling sub varieties.  Some able to exist WITH the others, some invalidating the others one way or the other.  The point of this post is we are not going to have to wait TONS longer to kind of find out...  For example PlanB's model below has a real shelf life on it, and so do all the others based on the prevailing cycle theory.  We are at the halfway point in this 4 year cycle.  It will be under a year to really know what the overall direction is.  And that is the max, I think.  

The Bullish scenarios:

-PlanB's S2F model, and an average price of right around 100k this cycle (I think that's it?) meaning we should see a fairly good run in the near future.  And the a price oscillating around that ~100k locus for most of the remainder of this halving, and then the gears slowly turn for the next one.
-The Supercycle/S-curve and related theories (Preston Pysh, Dan Held, cAPSLOCK Smiley et al).  In this one adoption drives the price astonishingly higher at a crazy pace, most likely outpacing PlanBs 100k center and breaking it to the upside.  Things like Nation state adoption, and much greater institutional adoption (Spot ETFs, 401k allowing corn)  This could be about to happen, or we might have to wait one or more cycles further  before we see it.  I thin one interesting aspect of this idea is it can come at any time.  It is not dependent on the 4 year cycle.  It is more dependent on adoption, and a singularity of buying pressure.

The Bearish scenarios:
Modified cycle theory/standard TA (DaveTheWave? LFC).  We did not see the type of top we would thought possible based on past bullish multiples.  Instead we had a more reasonable downcurved log sort of function.  Similarly this cycles pullback will not be the 80-90% type but something more like what we have seen so far (40-50%) with the possibility of a capitulation phase that dips further.  Since this is part of a 4 year cycle it will take a little longer but when zoomed out look like one of the dips to 3k-ish during the end/middle of the last cycle.  A last shaking off of the weak hands before the next run.
Standard cycle theory  This one is already possibly invalidated for the top.  And actually we should see one more push really... to get Bitcoin to a higher multiple before we drop 80-90% again for the next run.  Interestingly many are still calling for the BIG BEAR part even though we never had the bull we would expect.  This continues to support the invalidation of this one since an 80% drop from 69k would put us WELL BELOW the last cycle top which has never happened in the history of Bitcoin.


Oh yeah let's not forget:

Bitcoin is a bubble! (Proudhon,  Various asschapped goldbugs, that weird dancing gay space man going blblblblblblb daht dah dah!  Bitcoin is a bubble!)  We are going to zero!  Soon!

I personally rank the possibilities with a bias towards the Supercycle, with the modified cycle theory being a fallback in case THIS TIME is not going to be the supercycle run.  I see the modified cycle theory as stronger at this point than I did 6 months ago.  But I have not heard any fat ladies yet...  And Bitcoin is nothing if not the master rug-puller of everyone's pet theories.  If we do not see a lot more adoption in the next year or two that drives price in a direction that breaks the cycle of the last 3 halvings, then I believe we will see it on one of the next ones.   And I am personally good either way.  I don't need any more value to be in Bitcoin for my own personal security, and that is nice.  I would really like for more recent adopters to also get a taste of that before we are all done... and frankly the possibility that we have seen most of Bitcoin's price appreciation already?  Seems like nonsense to me!

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He must really hate @ElonJet! He could have paid the kid the $50k he asked instead of the $5k he offered, but his ego was too big. It's a classic joke though, spending $50B to delete the kid's account Cheesy

That's the thing, $50k would have been out of his own pocket, $50B is OPM (Wall Street loans etc).
Right he is too smart to play on his money and wants all the sensation he's getting:

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Mr. Musk has secured $25.5 billion of fully committed debt and margin loan financing and is providing an approximately $21.0 billion equity commitment.
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This really is kinda good.  Lol.  Took a sec to hit though!



We should add Bitcoin to the list I think?  At least Doge...
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https://twitter.com/saylor/status/1518932341418307584

As @MicroStrategy continues to be a pioneer in bitcoin for corporations, we are planning to offer our employees the option to invest in #bitcoin as part of their 401K portfolio. $MSTR

Michael gets it; I know we shouldn't deify anyone in this space but so far in my eyes he's only been a net positive
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You have to translate from Bulgarian to English to read the paper. As I suspected, Bulgaria never had those 200K+ bitcoins.

The myth of Bulgarian bitcoin wealth
https://www.capital.bg/moiat_capital/crypto/2022/04/21/4335874_mitut_za_bulgarskoto_bitkoin_bogatstvo/?fbclid=IwAR1hGNEAoSVzRamKwwaW-cPhuIs0djABaeTK3jYNd4nf3VSX9POgKjl18yw
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If you mean the 2048 rate being .0488 rather than .0388, then no. I noticed it but just assumed I didn't know shit about fuck so I let it go. Being a Newbie I can still get away with "I dunno..." and just wait for the answer.

That's the one.
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This is what I think is about to happen, both bullish and bearish cases:

Bullish Case:


Bearish Case:


I won't lie, chances for bearish scenario looks more than bullish, stay safe.
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El duderino_ and Elonmusk the real, El duderino_ is a bitcoin lover and Elonmusk is Tweeter small different   Wink

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