the more the coin of all coins is decreasing in value the more the phrase "tulip bubble" comes into my mind and the more I am remembering to the great interview with Jamie Dimon. tulips ... its all about tulips.
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a tulip has also a price but its not worth anymore the value of a house like in 1637. these times are over and i suspect the times of the so called cryptocurrencies are over, too.
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the tulip bubble was also crazy. the internet bubble was crazy, too.
You mention the "tulip bubble" in almost every your post.
Evidently you do not know why it was "bursted".
"The collapse began in Haarlem, when, for the first time, buyers apparently refused to show up at a routine bulb auction. This may have been because Haarlem was then at the height of an outbreak of bubonic plague."
You say that you know a lot about human behaviour. What do you no about behaviour in days of Black Death?
i would sell until its possible and not use any money i am reliant on
There two legal ways to sell something:
1. To own this. So You bought a lot in the past.
2. Use margin (borrow this). In this case it will stop after first margin call.
I know and people who sold between 12000 and 1000 Dec-22.
P. S. Why to discuss general things in the thread devoted to Karbo?