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Quote from: Call_Me_Guru on May 18, 2023, 11:56:05 AM

My take on bitcoin in 2023 by the way it bought and was pumping pumping and pumping was like it will never stop. I thought it was my year to make my money and keep much of Bitcoin in my wallet. But the dullness of over 2 months has changed my mind. The scenario poured coldness in my mind but again let me know that bitcoin behaves like an asset and asset has the time to buy and sell not the way I thought it will always be be buying.

I have waited for the price to reach $25k for me to start pumping my money, it never reach there. I grows impatient daily, I won't wait more than 1st of July, any price I see it is what I buy.

I don't like to sound desperate, do I sound desperate or determine to make money?

Bitcoin HODLing for years can not be a lost affair.

I thought you could have gotten lower than that in december last year but you missed it, if you are sure it won't be lower than 25k-20k then your chance to buy is now.
Pay attention to market movements, will bitcoin continue to fall this year?

I don't think Bitcoin will drop from $20k anymore because for the past few months the price of Bitcoin has been above $20k and even reached $30k,
and yes now it has corrected to $27k and is still within reasonable limits, I hope we don't miss the opportunity to buy Bitcoin at a price below $30k,
because the whales also want to accumulate as many Bitcoins as possible.

Nothing is certain with this market, even though bitcoin hasn't broken $20k over the past several months, that doesn't mean the rest of the year won't happen. We're still pretty far from halving, the world economy hasn't improved yet...things are still terrible, so anything can happen. One more thing, if you believe in history, a drop below $20k is still possible, don't be subjective that $20k will be unbreakable. I will always be cautious until the halving happens, I will never believe in any bitcoin predictions in a turbulent economy, as the unexpected will most likely continue to happen.