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all that Hodl is finally paying off boys!!!
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Hodling until 1 satoshi = $0.01.all that Hodl is finally paying off boys!!!
WTF are you talking about. It was worth $1000 in Dec 2013 and $7000 in April 2020. Even if 2013 was a typo, it was worth $1000 in Dec 2016 as well (Dec 2013 was peak until 2017, with a drop to $200 in between).Every 4 years the coin rises and then the next 3 years are a downward trend because people start selling this shit off. The coin was worth the same in December 2013 as it was in like april 2020. If you miss out, save up and buy in 2024
I messed up the years trying to copypasta myself. Yes 2013 to 2016 was the example i was using.WTF are you talking about. It was worth $1000 in Dec 2013 and $7000 in April 2020. Even if 2013 was a typo, it was worth $1000 in Dec 2016 as well (Dec 2013 was peak until 2017, with a drop to $200 in between).
It does seem to have established a four year cycle, but it's the year after top that's shit. 2017 previous peak, 2018 shit the bed, 2019 and 2020 clawed back, 2021 has potential to be bonkers, and 2022 will possibly crash again. But if it follows the trend, the 2022 crash won't bring it down to where it is today. 2018 low after crash was about $3200, which was only first reached in June 2017 before the Dec 2017 spike.
If someone's missed out up until now, they might want to wait to see if the pump of the last couple days has a mini-crash, but 2022 likely won't be cheaper than today.
If you had 1000 coins and saw the rise from $10 to $8000, I'd think you wouldnt be inclined to cash out all at once.Saw this on biz and it made me wonder how filthy rich some of the old /g/ posters became. View attachment 1814044
I saw another one of some guy predicting an 8K bitcoin. Guess it's just a question of if they had the balls to hold through all of those big swings over the years
I think I'm gonna offload some at 30 and then most around 50.If you had 1000 coins and saw the rise from $10 to $8000, I'd think you wouldnt be inclined to cash out all at once.
Ive barely got a minuscule fraction of that and i might sell a bit end of next year if it hits $50-70k, but I wont be "cashing out" (except maybe for trading purposes if the 2022 crash looks imminent, and even then I'd probably lean toward a leveraged short). I'm not really joking about holding until a satoshi = a penny (and four years after that it might just = a dollar).
Cryptos R Us did a recent video talking about how institutions (I believe PayPal was mentioned in particular) are buying more than is being mined, like any "new" bitcoin is gobbled up before it even hits the market. Lots of huge chunks going out of the CoinBase wallet presumably to OTC purchases. Theres surely some boomer retail FOMO, but big money is buying in to hedge against inflation.This seems more like a celebratory bull run due to the fact that the boomers didn't die off en-masse to COVID-19. There's enormous greed happening at the moment, this shit is all over normie news. Unfortunately I think we're going to see a repeat of 2017-2018 where the inevitable sell-off occurs as a lot of retards have made back about 400% of their investments from the crash in March and want to cash out.
This will leave the boomers holding the bag (again) and will cause a panic sell-off. I hate to be a doomsayer but I'm trying to live in reality where 99% of BTC purchases are made purely from greed and with zero knowledge of the blockchain