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Board Trading Discussion
Re: Are we going to recover or continue to dump?
by
Pamadar
on 30/10/2022, 13:27:19 UTC

It is a natural submissiveness if we look at the history of the decline that occurred after the ATH in the previous period. If you count in percent it may be almost the same. Perhaps today the differentiator is the problem of a bad world economy. The world economy will be difficult when the World Bank raises interest rates, but countries cannot get income. It makes the flow of money to crypto may go down because they prefer gold Or even they are sipping the stable coin to wait for the best moment to re-enter the market.

New normal, all costs will remain high and charged to the taxpayer.
One scenario has played out differently in years past, the miner situation and macro are concerning.
Leaning toward a 2018-style capitulation historically, this is a good entry point
Worst case a fifty percent drop from ATH 2017, that’s a risk. Reward, one thousand percent in a few years. I’ll take that risk.

Not really that bad on being hopeful, whether you do believe about thousand folds or 1M/BTC or something like that to happen then its your choice.All the things we've been dealing should really be accompanied out
with certain risk management which should really be in default.This market is unpredictable as always and there's no way that certain person could know on what the future looks like or what the future holds.
Speaking about investment then it would really be depending on someones risk taking on which it would really vary out whether you would take a certain risk on  investing or not.
No one knows on where the prices would be going but much sure that we arent that blind on not to see the potential basing up on history.

No one can tell exactly how the market will behave. There are influences coming from the global economy
and from the big holders who play with the market fluctuations.

There are instances that the movement is just an artificial just to move the investors. You needed to pay
attention to your experiences and make sure that you really know what you are taking.
It will hurt your pocket each time you make a move and take the wrong decision interpreting the market
behaviors.