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It may be, but there are some differences: 1. We are at least one month deeper into the bull run at a point where it could be over, theoretically. I don't believe that it is over, personally. 2. The "event" showed that there is not much liquidity in the market. At first, when I looked at just bitcoin, I thought that it was just a garden variety dip, but later, it seemed that non-bitcoin market was absolutely devastated with declines between 60 and 90%. Defi seemed to be much affected. Uniswap went to $2 or something like that. On one of the markets for leverage trading 10 "whales" with >30mil $$ positions for each were completely wiped out. Overall liquidation losses exceeded $19bil while during COVID crash, liquidation losses were "just" $1.5bil. 3. It showed that you can expect gigantic market moving news from this admin (it already happened twice in the last 6-7mo) with a possibility for a large scale sudden trades, which, unfortunately, would place a further discount on the market. I am hodling everything, but would not entertain leverage, apart from a small position in DATs like MSTR.
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October 12, 2025, 04:34:26 PM |
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The main point of Bitcoin is deflationary monetary policy where every 4 years, Bitcoin reward is halved in halving. Supply decreases and demand increases, price increases. As a result, human psychology repeats itself. after every halving First, disbelief, the price is increasing but no one thinks it is safe. Then, hope, where many people start buying Bitcoin. Then, greed, they start buying more and the price increases as leverage comes. Finally, euphoria, maximum holders start thinking that there will be a new ATH and increase accumulation and BTC value rises to the top. Due to this same psychology cycle, may be the same pattern has been observed in this year like 2017 .
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October 12, 2025, 05:10:57 PM |
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I might not be a good person to measure against.. and gold is not dumping seems like a big so what?
Hopefully none of us are buying much if any gold, or getting distracted by it.
Mostly, I have not been injecting new cash into bitcoin since early 2017 -
I think last time on another thread you told me how much btc you have, they were not even 1 BTC. Correct me if I am wrong and sorry if I talk about something in here that I shouldn't have. As if you have stopped buying since early 2017 don't you think it's a bit biased to tell others to keep buying and dcaing and not trading, but holding, I am not laying fingers, just a question out of curiosity. I do respect your povs though because we must keep holdings our bags as you have helped me understand one thing that long term conviction usually wins, timing rarely does.
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October 12, 2025, 05:13:23 PM |
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Weekend is over and market is going up. That panic was just for weekend?
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The news of Diane Keaton's death has touched my heart, she was one of my favorite actresses. I came to know about her acting through the movie Annie Hall and she did a great job in that movie and she was given an Oscar for her performance in that movie. Apart from the Oscar for this movie, she won many other National Film Awards for her acting. We will miss her very much.
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October 12, 2025, 05:28:45 PM |
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1. We are at least one month deeper into the bull run at a point where it could be over, theoretically. I don't believe that it is over, personally.
Not that important because the cycles are not identical to the day. 2. The "event" showed that there is not much liquidity in the market. At first, when I looked at just bitcoin, I though that it was just a garden variety dip, but later, it seemed that non-bitcoin market was absolutely devastated with declines between 60 and 90%. Defi seemed to be much affected. Uniswap went to $2 or something like that. On one of the markets for leverage trading 10 "whales" with >30mil $$ positions for each were completely wiped out. Overall liquidation losses exceeded $19bil while during COVID crash, liquidation losses were "just" $1.5bil.
The liquidity is on the sidelines mostly in stablecoins and retail is too poor this time and is not around. Further, many coins now have liquid staking and borrow and lending protocols. This was not true before. These create a catastrophic intensification of the liquidations. Once people reach liquidation thresholds the protocols start dumping positions automatically and this makes the whole panic worse. This again leads to more liquidations and it repeats itself massively in a short time frame. This is why we have Bitcoin and the rest are shitcoins. The main point of Bitcoin is deflationary monetary policy where every 4 years, Bitcoin reward is halved in halving. Supply decreases and demand increases, price increases. As a result, human psychology repeats itself. after every halving First, disbelief, the price is increasing but no one thinks it is safe..
While it does have some benefit the newly generated supply is so low that it is irrelevant to the market. This is not what drives the price up. The massive money printing of fiat is what drives it up. Bitcoin is the only decentralized and fixed-supply currency and asset in the world. There is nothing like it and there never will be. 450 coins per day is nothing compared to a circulating supply of 20 million.
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October 12, 2025, 05:36:56 PM |
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I might not be a good person to measure against.. and gold is not dumping seems like a big so what?
Hopefully none of us are buying much if any gold, or getting distracted by it.
Mostly, I have not been injecting new cash into bitcoin since early 2017 -
I think last time on another thread you told me how much btc you have, they were not even 1 BTC. Correct me if I am wrong and sorry if I talk about something in here that I shouldn't have. As if you have stopped buying since early 2017 don't you think it's a bit biased to tell others to keep buying and dcaing and not trading, but holding, I am not laying fingers, just a question out of curiosity. I do respect your povs though because we must keep holdings our bags as you have helped me understand one thing that long term conviction usually wins, timing rarely does. He lost it all in a boating accident, you need to keep up. *or maybe go back a few years.
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what is this "brake pedal" you speak of?
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He lost it all in a boating accident, you need to keep up.
go back a few years
go back a few years.. let me tell you a story about JJG..
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October 12, 2025, 05:43:55 PM |
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I might not be a good person to measure against.. and gold is not dumping seems like a big so what?
Hopefully none of us are buying much if any gold, or getting distracted by it.
Mostly, I have not been injecting new cash into bitcoin since early 2017 -
I think last time on another thread you told me how much btc you have, they were not even 1 BTC. Correct me if I am wrong and sorry if I talk about something in here that I shouldn't have. As if you have stopped buying since early 2017 don't you think it's a bit biased to tell others to keep buying and dcaing and not trading, but holding, I am not laying fingers, just a question out of curiosity. I do respect your povs though because we must keep holdings our bags as you have helped me understand one thing that long term conviction usually wins, timing rarely does. He lost it all in a boating accident, you need to keep up. *or maybe go back a few years.He lost it all in a boating accident, you need to keep up.
go back a few years
go back a few years.. let me tell you a story about JJG..Confusing! Who lost it all in a boating accident?
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October 12, 2025, 05:51:05 PM |
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Was about to post the same thing. I saw it this morning too Hopefully it looks like it. The market moves in a similar way and that is the reason why traders are using the previous market movement to check how the future price is gonna move and react to price. Once you understand the market behaviors you will be surprised that Bitcoin has virtually similar patterns and movement. Although this pattern should not be seen as the priority in speculating the future price. We still have more bullish candles to count before any diversion or change in trend.
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October 12, 2025, 05:53:36 PM Merited by fillippone (3) |
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Weekend is over and market is going up. That panic was just for weekend?
114k right now.
Trump softened his stance, pulled a bit of a TACO.  Price looks a little better but we are still $12,000 down from the ATH. Hoping we eat some of that up in the coming week. Would be great to get back to $120,000 quickly.
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October 12, 2025, 05:59:17 PM |
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I might not be a good person to measure against.. and gold is not dumping seems like a big so what?
Hopefully none of us are buying much if any gold, or getting distracted by it.
Mostly, I have not been injecting new cash into bitcoin since early 2017 -
I think last time on another thread you told me how much btc you have, they were not even 1 BTC. Correct me if I am wrong and sorry if I talk about something in here that I shouldn't have. As if you have stopped buying since early 2017 don't you think it's a bit biased to tell others to keep buying and dcaing and not trading, but holding, I am not laying fingers, just a question out of curiosity. I do respect your povs though because we must keep holdings our bags as you have helped me understand one thing that long term conviction usually wins, timing rarely does. his claim of owning 0.63 btc is very likely an understatement. hell i own more than that.
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October 12, 2025, 06:10:34 PM |
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I might not be a good person to measure against.. and gold is not dumping seems like a big so what?
Hopefully none of us are buying much if any gold, or getting distracted by it.
Mostly, I have not been injecting new cash into bitcoin since early 2017 -
I think last time on another thread you told me how much btc you have, they were not even 1 BTC. Correct me if I am wrong and sorry if I talk about something in here that I shouldn't have. As if you have stopped buying since early 2017 don't you think it's a bit biased to tell others to keep buying and dcaing and not trading, but holding, I am not laying fingers, just a question out of curiosity. I do respect your povs though because we must keep holdings our bags as you have helped me understand one thing that long term conviction usually wins, timing rarely does. his claim of owning 0.63 btc is very likely an understatement. hell i own more than that. 1 - 1/e ≈ 0.63 If you know, you know.
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his claim of owning 0.63 btc is very likely an understatement.
hell i own more than that.
The .63 that I may or may not have works just fine for all intents and purposes. As everything we post here is hypothetical, the crazy part is I can be more forthcoming here than I am in meatspace... I definitely agree this drop was more of a WHEEEEE moment for me rather than a OHH SHITE type of moment. Even though the liquidations were massive, it doesn't matter if you are HODLing. I am, however, really leaning into time-based selling, and even then only if I think I need more fiat than I currently possess. It's been nice to not stay glued to portfolios (no matter how small they may be!) We do have over half of UPtober left... K
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October 12, 2025, 06:16:45 PM |
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Weekend is over and market is going up. That panic was just for weekend?
114k right now.
Trump softened his stance, pulled a bit of a TACO.  Price looks a little better but we are still $12,000 down from the ATH. Hoping we eat some of that up in the coming week. Would be great to get back to $120,000 quickly. I feel like crying right...how does this sound? manipulation by my president? Maybe a coincidence! Bitcoin was doing fine and suddenly president Donald Trump tweeted about sanctioning China with a big tarrif if they tried to compromise his decision and suddenly the market falls. The insiders had already short the market and made huge profits. We are not bothered about that because smart holders don't care if the market falls or rise. Emotion is for the newbies or traders trying to snitch the market and do away with profits. But unfortunately, the market don't listen to anyone's opinion. Thank you President Trump for sending the financial market into a green season continuation.
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what is this "brake pedal" you speak of?
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October 12, 2025, 06:38:29 PM |
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his claim of owning [REDACTED] btc is very likely an understatement.
hell i own more than that.
wanna borrow my boat? just patched they say its fine.
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October 12, 2025, 06:40:18 PM |
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his claim of owning 0.63 btc is very likely an understatement.
hell i own more than that.
1 - 1/e ≈ 0.63 If you know, you know. ohhh now I understand, as I was also thinking how come he have made only 0.63 btc, if he is buying so early, so basically he is using this number as a decay nice curve by the way, I like it. Sorry JJG for my post back there, now I understand you are not easy to read, but AlcoHoDL knows more about you if you know you know.
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October 12, 2025, 07:00:29 PM Merited by JayJuanGee (1) |
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his claim of owning 0.63 btc is very likely an understatement. 1 - 1/e ≈ 0.63 If you know, you know. I don't know  And it feels like I'm missing out on something good. What's with saying someone owns less than 1-1/e Bitcoins?
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