Quote from: fabiorem on February 28, 2020, 05:03:54 PM

Quote from: 1Referee on February 28, 2020, 02:13:16 PM

Hodlers sit on their chair or sofa staring at the screen all day to see if Bitcoin finally surpassed that $100,000 level. They're hardly buying even though many of them are loudly presenting themselves as "dip buyers". It's just the same nonsense as we have always had. Very retarded bull narrative. I'm confident that most of these "hodlers" don't hold many coins to begin with.

That's why there should be a distinction between a holder (ie, a investor which is not in day trade) and a hodler (hopium dealer who treat bitcoin as a religion).

As of now, I have some doubts bitcoin will ever reach $100k one day. There is no bull market since 2017, its only bear market and bull traps all along. If we have a bull market after the halving, maybe we reach $40k at least, in the end of 2021.

There is no such thing as "short term bull market". A bull market is characterized by ATHs. If there is no ATH, then there is no bull market, but a recovery. If the recovery takes too long and is characterized by fake rallies and bull traps, then there is manipulation, and FA is busted. So you have a no-mans-land scenario, where anything can happen.

Bitcoin couldn't be associated to any religion or any form of beliefs that provide every persons will and fortune. The doubts of everyone can be in thrilling scenario, which will influence a lot of emotion particular on those different categories you've mentioned here. The fake rallies and bull traps would stressed out upon realizing their previous mistakes which kept on raging in every occurrence.