Quote from: NoorulHuda on April 12, 2022, 05:51:10 AM

https://news.bitcoin.com/billionaire-david-rubenstein-on-why-he-changed-his-mind-about-crypto-i-was-skeptical-in-the-beginning/

Sounds like gobble-dee-gook to me.

I don't know what the fuck is "crypto."

Look -m even billionaires are dumb fucks. "I changed my mind about crypto.. I don't know what the fuck it was but now that I changed my mind about it, I still do not know what it is." In other words, he does not know what he changed his mind about, and if anyone interviews him to find out what he is doing exactly, I hope that they can at least get him to describe what he might be doing (that is different) beyond vague ass concepts of changing his mind from one amorphous thing to another amorphous thing.

Quote from: Cosmic Beyonders on April 12, 2022, 06:55:56 AM

Total Marketcap is decreasing that indicates that one the most dangerous signal that investors taking exit from the market and BTC Dominance is continues to Decrease by the way Lets see new investment will decide where to move

I seem that you are trying really hard to shrink down your image sizes.

NOT

Quote from: OgNasty on April 12, 2022, 07:32:07 AM

With inflation numbers due out tomorrow I think we’re seeing investors speculating on Bitcoin’s price getting cold feet as it becomes clear an inflationary recession is on the horizon. We can hope that rich investors decide to step up and buy the price weakness but it seems for now the name of the game is preparing for a recession. These are tricky times as holding cash is a losing bet in the short term, but we’ve reached the point where I think going to cash and waiting for buying opportunities, even if you have to wait another year or two, will likely be the right move looking back.

Huh?

Your explanation is weird, OgNasty.

If the market is going to be erratic, then holding cash in the short term tends to be a decent play, but holding cash in the long term is generally not a good play...

In other words, in the long term surely you are going to lose if you keep your value in cash, and that is why you have to try to figure out what kinds of investments might be good in the long term.. and in the short term all kinds of investments can go all over the place (including bitcoin) so sometimes it might be o.k. to keep some value in cash in the short term.. even though with something like bitcoin, you can never be sure when it is going to have some kind of a Upwards price move, so any of us have to be careful NOT to get out of bitcoin in any kind of BIG way.. especially if an UPpity comes and we had not expected it (which does tend to frequently happen in bitcoin - whether it will happen again or not, is always a difficult question to answer - even though several of us longer time bitcoiners are not going to take too many chances in terms of shaving off large portions of our BTC holdings since it is not really clear if bitcoin is going to correct, merely because other assets might be going through correction phases).